The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-10
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain, Produce, Provi-
sions, Etc.

SionSJ Etc.
NEW YORK, Feb. 9.-Receipts, p, O65
DDS; exports. 1922 bbls; market was
dull, but stili in buyer'ssfavor. Rye flour,
steady; fair to good, >$3@3 IS; choice to
fancy ia s.; 1908 .55. Buckwheat flour quiet
81. 20@2. 80 spot and. to arrive Cornmeai
steady; yellow Western. $I.20g city. $I.17;
BrandyWine, So. 1908. SIS. Rye quiet; No.
2 WESTERN 593zc ef.So. b. afloat; state SEQ
o'S + a. +, @eM York Barley quiet
19I,o bu; spot easy; No. 2 red, S2Ac
elevator and S3Ae f. o. b. af1oat; No. i
northern lei Duluth, sOMe f. O. b. afioat; No.
Options. after steady opening on French
cabIes, wheat gradually sold off under
bear1sh weekly statistics, to which was
added a small export trade, liberal inte-
rior receipts, fine weather West and gen
eral unloading. The market closed easy
at at "A a. asc net & decline cT March closed at
S2Ac; july! I9@795Sc, closed at 79Bc;
September, ,7719 @7Sc,. closed at TIC.
Corn-Receipfs,s 112s000 bJf;; exports, "a, =
$50 bu; spot .tirna$ :, 2, see elevator and
white. 5S7ac: Options strong for time on
cables local foreign covering of May
shorts and export 7Tumors, but eventually
regular at II q &c net advance. February
6o72 46BAc% closed at 609sc; March, 581h "a
5584 c. closed at 58kc;@ May. 52A a
81 1l5l6c, closed at 527se; July, 5095O3Se
Receipts, $4,000 blu; exports 125
b 6g$, spot firm; No. 2, 1910; No. 8 oats.
ern, ,45@46c; standard white. 44Ac; No
2 white, 445ac; track mixed Western
nominal; track white state, Acc. Option
market was easier and fairly active, Shar-
ing the depression in~other markets May
Hay, firm: Hops, firm; Hides, firm.
Leather firm; acid : 244s @26c. Wool,
picked Shoulders, S0S14c Lard steady:
Western. steamed, SO; February closed at
$40 nominal; refined, steady. Pork, easy;
90; mess, SIT. 75@1S. 25. Tallow, dull.
Cottonseed oil, steady; prime crude, nom
inal; prime yellow, 40@41c. Petroleum,
67@671sc.- Hice.- firm. Molasses. quiet.
Coffee--Spot Rio, firm; No. invoice,
5Ac; mild unsettled; Cordova, 7@11Ac.
3 3-i6c; Centrifugal S6-tes st." shc' e Mo.
lasses sugar, Size; refined, steady.
Butter-cReeeipts, 4,o1S pkgs; firm; state
dairy, l5@25c; extra creamery, 26c; held
creamery: 19@25c; creamery, common to
Cheese Receipts, 69S pkgs; state full
cream, fancy small colored, fall made,
fall made, 14Ac; late made, 1871 fancy,
large colored, fall made, 14Ac; late made,
1890; fancy, large white, fall made, 14Ac c;
Eggs-Receipts 1886 pkgs; firm; state
and Pennsylvania average best, 23c; West
ern. fancy, &c; Southern, 2O@2O1sc; re-
The London tin market was It's ed
higher at 9132 It's cd for spot and G133
5s for futures. The market locally was
also higher and firm, spot here closing
at 29.00@29. 45c. Copper advanced 5s in
London. closing there at ESQ los for spot
and 956 BIS for futures. Here copper at
tracted considerable attention and was
offered freely, but without resulting in
important transactions. Prices, however,
We're held slightly higher, and the mar
ket was steady; standard is quoted at
10000 nominal; lex at 12.70@12. 95; cleo
trolytic at 12.70@ $780, castings at 12.37%
| OBJ. rs. Lead was Is Sd higher in London
| at ell IS Sd, but remained quiet here
at Az spelter in London was quiet at
$40 Is cd, while locally it was firm and
! a little higher at 5.00@5. 05. Iron was
! steady, closing at SIS I'd in Glasgow and
/ at AIS Sd in Middlesboro. The local mar
| ket remains practically nominal; No ]
| foundry, northern, is quoted at $24@24. so;
! No. ? foundry, northern, $22 @22. so; No
| foundry, southern, and No. / foundry
southern. soft, at $23. 5Q@24 so; warrants
| are nominal
... Potatoes
| CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Potatoes, in carlots
| on track, in bulk: BurbankS, choice to
fancy. 46c; rurals, choice to fancy $50
! 46c; common to good long and round 400
! 44c; Peerless and HebronS, 40044c; Rose
| and Kings, 40@ 49c; mixed, small to good
4OQ42c; common, dark, rough, not as
| sorted, 3SQ4oc.l Is Riz sSH