The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-07
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices in Grain, Produce, Pro
visions, Etc.

Closing Prices in Grain, Produce, Pro-
visions, Etc.
NEW YORK. Jan. 6.--F1our-Receipts,
81, $40 bbls; exports, 10,070 bbls; dull and
about steady. Rye flour steady. Buck
wheat flour steady, Corn meal dull. Rye
STEADY; No. western, sec Z. Q. b. afoat.
Barley quiet.
Wheat Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports,
sos bu; spot steady; No 2 red 7915c in
northern, Duluth, see +. o. b. afioat; No.
l hard Manitoba, $3.50 f. O. b. afioat.
options starting out dull but steady on
day. Early short sales had to be replaced
at an advance. cables were firm, interior
receipts small and export trade fair. The
market closed steady at 18c net advance.
May, 70 9-16@79Hc, closed. at 791sc; July,
n 5-16@775sc, closed at 773sc.
Corn-ReceiptS $4,000 blu; spot fiTmer;
NO. z, 5Sc in elevator and 561zc f. o. b.
afiOat; No. 2 yellow, 5715c; No 2 white
81 12c. Option market was generally firm
all day and moderately active. The in
HuenceS We're higher cables, unsettled
weather, a scare of January shorts and
continued poor grading. Last prices
showed &c net advance on January and
Sc rise elsewhere. January, 55HG $500
closed at 561Ac; February closed at 53c;
March, 511a 5s523sc, closed at 52$sc; May
ASHES 4sc, closed at 1850; July, 1890
473sc. closed at 475sc.
Oats-Receipts, 10000 bu; spot steady;
No. 2, 387ac; standard white, 40%c; No.
4012c; track mixed western nominal;
track white, 40944c. Options quiet, but
frmer with corn. May closed at 39c.
Hay dull; hops steady; hides steady;
leather firm; wool fir1n; coal nominal;
beef steady; cut meats quiet3 picked bel
lies, S1@@10c; picked shoulders sac;
picked ed hams 51@ 90 e lard steady
Pork steady; tallow steady; cotton seed
oil steady; prime yellow 3903915c; Pc
troleum firm; rosin steady; strained,
steady; rice firm; molasses quiet.
COffee-Spot quiet
Sugar-Raw, steady; refined, unsettled.
Butter Receipts. 6,SS2 pkgs; market
creamery. zoe; held creamery. 210261zc;
creamery, common to choice, 22@28c.
Cheese--Receipts, PAP pkgs; market
ored. fall made. lie; late made, 1870;
small white, fall made, 14c; late made,
1874 @131ac; large, colored, fall made lac;
late, made. 1874 01S54c;a large white, fall
Eggs-Receipts, p, 248 pkgs; firm; state
and Pennsylvania average best, 29c; west
ern fancy, graded, &c; poor to prime, 200
26c; refrigera ted. 17@21c.
The London tin market again displayed
considerable strength and activity, net
gain for the day being reported of about
G3 with spot quoted at G12e 5s and flu
lures at e126 IFS Cd The local market
again responding to the advances abroad,
was some so points higher, but dull. the
only safes I0pOTI6u DSIIS i've IOnS LOT
March delivery at 27 csc, while spot closed
at 27.75D2S .1275c. Copper was also ac-
tive in London. but ruled irregular. show
ing at one time an advance of lis, it
turned weak and declined les Sd closing
at 953 rs Cd for spot and 354 for fu-
lures. The local market continued dull
and unchanged. however, at 11.371ac for
standard 12.20012. 40c for lake and 1910
012.30c for electrolytic and casting. Lead
was quiet and UNCHANGED here at 41sc, but
advanced Is Sd in Lodon, where it closed
at 91O is cd. Spelter was unchanged at
SO It's Sd in London, while the local mar
ket was firm at 4. zoe. Iron closed at 53s
"a in Glasgow and at 46s 1O3Ad in Mid
dlesboro. Locally iron was quiet and I'M
changed. No. l foundry northern, is
quoted at $23 OPS; No. 2 foundry. northern,
and No. / foundry, southern. and No. 1
foundry, souther soft, at $22023. War
rants continue nominal. . an,
The dry goods market has been quiet to-
day on home trade account, and quieter
than of late in the export division Stocks
in first hands are in good shape and prices
are maintained. There is a fair demand
for print cloths. but the market is so
well sold that orders are difficult to
place.