The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-16
IiverpooJ Provisions.
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain, Produce, Provis.
ions. Etc.

ions, Etc.
NEW YORK, Jan. 15.-FIour-Receipt
10, I4O bblS; exports, 1881 bbs; again
% aetVe o and o F Fy -four Ok quiet
and to arrive; cornmeal firm; rye quiet;
barley quiet.
Wheat VI Receipts, S1,7OO bu; exports.
1854 bu; spot firm; No. 2 red, 81Ac ele-
Vator and Size f. Q. b. af1oat; No. north
ern Duluth. 88Ac f. O. b. afioat No. l hard
Manitoba, sec f. O. b. af1oat. Options made
another upward stride today, advancing
almost a cent on heavy speculative buying
for outside account notably at Chicago.
Coupled with this was a good cash de-
mand, foreign buying here, unfavorable
crop news from the Southwest and Rus
STA, local covering and small Western re-
ceipts. Closed strong and u ole net high
closed at 8178c; July, IS 9-16@79Ac, closed
at 79Ac.
Receipts, 1900; exports, 1920
bu spot firm: No. 2, 59c elevator and $50
sec f. 0. b. afioat; No yellow, 581ac; No.
white, SOC; option market was fairly
active and again higher on the wheat adj
vance. firm London cables, rurnors of ex-
port and poor quality of arrivals, closing
very firm at ss@Ac net advance; Janu-
airy, 5S3s 059c, closed at SIC; February
closed at SEC; March closed at 541kc May,
6ats@Receipts, $500 bu; exports, s75
bg spot strong; No. 2; 41c; standard
4sMc; No. white 43Ac; track mixed mixed
western nominal track white, 430451bc:
options active West ana strong on general
buying, the white advance and a heavy
cash demand; May closed at 41%c
Hay firm; hops firm; hides quiet; leath-
er firm; wool firm; beef steady; cutmeats
$10,35; refined steady; continent, so:
s. A, $11 compound, 1917 073%c; pork
quiet; tallow firm; city, 6; country, $40
sac; rice steady; molasses firm.
Coffee-Spot Rio, quiet mild steady
Sugar-RaW, steady; refined, steady.
Butter-Rece1pts, 5,012 pkgS; steady to
firm; state dairy. 20@26c; extra cream
cry, common to choice. 2O@27c.
Eggs-Receipts, 3.7O6 pkgs; firm: state
and pennsylvania average best, 30@31c;
Western fancy, graded, 29c; Western,
@2ac. - p ''''e' --~-0o' fsi'iseia'So' II
Cheese-Receipts, SIS pkgs; firm; state
14A @1414c; late made, 13A @14c; small
white, fall made. lac; late made 13Ac;
large colored. fall made. 14Ac; late made,
10 &c; large white, fall made, 14Ac
The London tin market was quiet today
gaining Ell los, with spot at ELS rs Cd
and futures at e129. This showing ex-
which closed at 28028. 35c. Copper ad-
vanced IS Sd to e53 IS Cd for spot and
to G53 IS Cd for futures in London, but
remained quiet and unchanged here, where
standard was quoted at II soc; lake at
II .25c; electTolytic at II. 1213c and cast
ing at 12c Production of copper in the
OH1LSQ OCdCcS OeCeulD6T WdS TO-
826 tons, compared with 10 803 tons for
the same month last year. Lead locally
was quiet and unchanged at 41sc while
in London it was firm and Is Sd higher
at Ell IS Sd. speIter was quiet and I'M
changed here at 4.9O@5. 16c, but, like
lead, was firm and higher in London,
gaining Is Cd, with quotations at EGO
LIS cd. Iron in Glasgow closed at 53s Sd,
and in Middlesboro at Ais 1011d Locally
iron was quiet and unchanged. Warrants
continue nominal. No. / foundry North
lie al at <0Qm9R. Tn .
Northern. No. l foundry Southern, No. I
foundry Southern soft at S22@23.