The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-03
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain, Produce, Proyl-
SionS, Etc


NEW YORK, March 2.-Flour-Receipts
%, l22 bbls; exports, 10, 296 bbls: fairly
active and firm rye -four steady; buck
wheat -four dull; cOrnmeal, steady; rye,
-, Wheat-Receipts, 21,S5O bu; exports.
Al 693 Blu; spot, steady No. . red, SI$4c
elevator; No; red. S2%c o b afloat; No.
! R bard m Duluth $3.50 atioat; No.
Throughout the day wheat was quite
steady and at times active. feeling the
strength of corn and the heavy visible
supply decrease. In the late afternoon
1t was sustained by local covering and
c cIOsed firm dt,a at &c net advance March
ed at Sissc July, 7Ss @7S%c, Closed los dio at
78Ec; September closed at 1850
.o CS0rn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports. So
4SS bu; spot firm; No, 2. 59c elevator 561ac
aafloat; No. 2 yellow, SIC; No. , white, SIC.
Option market was firm and higher on
heavy buying in Chicago by provision
houses, big board clearances and disap-
ternoon it partially reacted, closing steady
at &c net advance. March, 57$ 657%c.
closed at STAG May closed at 5Sc; july,
oats-Receipts, So, 500 bu; spot quiet;
NO. 2, 43Ac; standard white 44Ac; No. 3
w 4gMc; Ne Nc; wi white; 44Ac; 44Ac No
lions fairly active and steadier with corn.
May closed at 411c 49,
,od Hay. steady hops. dull; hides. quiet;
beef e s hr :. wGG 10, gust coal nominal
'
9;3O; beef hams. $50. 50@21 so; packet.
$d2qlSi., city extra Indian mess. $24@95'
I1gY%c' 90 shoulders. So; do hams, ITO
$1o.1O; refined, steady; continent, e s1oiS5
s: A. $40. 70; compound, 7k@7%c. Pork
n I1dns family $l9; Snort clear. $19G21;
6e country 81 Sas Telow co steadg city
steady; prime yellow. 4O@4Obc. PetroIe,
UNI. steady. ,Rosin. firm; strained, com
R mIn 0f fS go9d, $50. Turpentine. dull,
Soffee-Spot Rio. steady; mild, QUIET.
Sugar-Eirm; refined. quiet
,,,d ButterIReceipts, .5,676 packages; irreg-
uIar; o state dairy. 15@25c; extra cream
cry 28c held creamery, 17@23kc; cream
cry: common to choice, 1Sm27c-
c, CmeesetmReceipts, 2199 pkgs; state full
f41Ec; 90 white do. .14Ac; large. coIored.
ran made, 14Ac; do large, white, fall
made, lac; late made. fancy discontinued.
,n GdsggS s,-IGp 1908 pkgs; firm; state
ana fehnsylVanla average best. lie; west
ated, S@13c. Gil IS
TT Tin was excited in London today, adj
3lSI 12s for futures. The New York
market was also firm and higher with snof
11uoted at 30 4O@30.75c;, but ruled quiet.
copper, like tin, was higher in London
gaining los Sd, with, spot closing AT e5e
los and futures at $50. The New York
I3 non mss s ais Cay aaIaneed gaining about
lake and electrolytic- at 13.371b0 l36 21%c
and casting at 1929 @13 SOC Lead vas
5?s higher in London at e12 rs Cd. but here
II \, remained quiet and unchanged at about
at e21 Us Sd and locally at 565.Iec 10i Tr0n
G. closed at ,57s Id in Glasgow and at sis
"a "a IN Msiddiesboro. Locally iron was quiet.
no \, foundry northern is quoted at S246
23.20; No. 2 foundry northern at $500
30; No. l foundry southern and No /
foundry soft southern at S23. 5002450
Warrants are nominal
The dry goods market has been ouuiet
today with few. changes, although agents
are quietly asking more in great many
INSTANCES ms GEES, than they are actually quot
al lines and sellers are not ACCEPTING of
ferings made them Manufacturers con
tinue to complain of the small amount of
profit on their product VI