The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-17
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices OF Grain, Produce, ProvI.
sions, Etc.

Closing Prices OF Grain. Produce. ProvI-
sions, Etc.
NEW YORK. Feb. 16.-FIour-Receipts,
29,671 bbls; exports, II, $40 bbls; quiet and
Ta 5E easy Minnesota g patteents s4 100
flour dull. Buckwheat flour, dun. Corn
meal. quiet; yellow Western, 81 18; city,
81 1S: Rye, steady. Barley, quiet.
e, Woh1eat-Receiptsy- $3.50 bu; exports,
b. afioat; No.. | northern Duluth. $3.50 (.
O. b. af0at; No. l hard Manitoba, $3.50
I: Q; o. afoat. On steadier English cables
ing, met by liberal increase in the Wis
ible and predictionsAfors snow in Ohio val
ley states. A sharp break resulted, lead
ing to an 0versold condition On wheat
net unchanged. March closed at S3Bc;
May. SOY Q81 716c. closed at Size; July,
77SSs g7S3sc. closed at 781zc;-s September,
Corn Receipts. los, 900 bu; exports, 49,
675 bu; spot steady; No. SOC. elevator
5 and oo2Ee 9; ,. aa1o3at; No yellow.
was steady for time after the opening
on bad weather 1t then weakened on
the visible supply increase. but was later
rallied by shorts and closed steady at
closed at Soc March. 90 q Sc. closed at
sc; May, 61@511&oss elosedSat size; July,
e'Sasf eiG4sa Ct sd 1s 30 etnort, GA
white, 44c; No g, f42ttsc; No! 3 white. 44c:
NO; 3 white, 4S1se; track mixed Western,
quiet and easier following corn. May
closed at 1870.
Hay quiet; hops dull; hides firm: leather
firm; wool firm: coal nominal; beef steady:
cut meats steady: lard steady: western
steamed. $10.10; refined steady; continent,
5000; s. A, $40; rs; compound, 7h@7%c c;
PORK steady; tallow quiet; resin steady;
rice firm; molasses firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio firm mild quiet, SIC.
Sugar--Raw, firm; refined firm; No. 6,
i iSc No No. d 3 9Se NJ No 3 t zoe No
4.O0c; No; IS. 3 CSC; No. IA, 8. Soc; con- N,
fectioners' A, 4 .55c; mold A. 4 csc; cut
Loaf e. 5.SOc; crushed, - 5. Soc;r powdered,
ket firm: state dairy, i59s4e; extra xtr
c cream ery 2So; h held creamery 1s@25c;
Cheese-Receipts, 1,128 packages: mar
ket firm; state full cream, fancy. small.
co1ored, fall made, 14hc; late made. I3%
gd4c; small. white, fall made, 14Nc; late
14Ac; late made, 1910; large. white. fail
made, AYE; late made, 1S1kc.
Eggs-Receipts. 10. 1O4 packages; firm,
state and Pennsylvania, average best. ISc::
western fancy. tic; southern. 1910: re-.
frigerated. 9@13c.
The market for eVaporated apnIes Ia
without change, demand being fair and
prices steadily maintained; common are are
quoted at 4@5c; prime, 5A @5hc; choice
at 61s @61ac, and fancy at 7971kc; spot
prunes In moderate request and steady
to firm at from 3A @71Sc for all grades.
Apricots. attracting a steady Iobbing
trade, are steadily held at 7N610ibc.
The dry goods market continues to show
evidences Of strength. Buyers in tobbing
quarters are at present in fairly large
numbers and orders are of good size. The
manufacturing is unus ually strong, with
the market for raw material adding
strength to manufacturers ATTITUDES
Stocks In first hands are depleted with
demand In many cases exceeding supply
Tin advanced eli cd in London TODAY.
closing there at 9135 Is Cd for spot and
41S5 l5s for futures. Locally prices were
also higher and considerable business was
exported. INCLUDING tons March at
~ 5Oc and 20 tons. sellers, option April
closed at 29. S5@29. S716c. Copper was
los higher In London at e57 IS for spot
ana t57 for futures. The local market
was steady. Standard is quoted at 12o:
lake at II. 75Q12. 95e; electrolytfc at y 20
Qll2. SOc, and casting, at II. 35@12. IS. Lead
was quiet and unchanged at 4hc, and in
London ELL los. SpeIter was steady at
Is cd higher, with spot at ego 12s Sd.
and locally at 5@5. 05c. Iron closed al
DIS 2d In Glasgow and at AIS 7hd in
MfddleSboro. On this side iron was duh
and largely nominal. No. foundry North
ern is quoted at $24@24. SO; No. 2 foundry
Northern; $22@22 so; No. 2 foundry
Southern and No. L foundry Southern
soft at $2S.50@24. so. Warrants Continue
nominal. -......