The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25

1895 bbls; exports, II. 600 bhIs; market
firm and unchanged; winter patents, So. IS
sofa patents, 81. 1904 IS; winter extras.
g; S0@3 10; Minnesota bakers, SO. 25@
3 40; winter low grades, 81. 60@2. 90; rye
to fancy s. @ soof buS sRS at ehR oEr
quiet, $2.2O@2. 80, spot and to arrive;
cornmeal firm; yellow western, $1.20; city
Sis; brandywine, SO .4OGS. So; rye firmer;
56@h714c c. i. f. New York; barley quiet;
feeding. 47c c. i. f. New York; mailing,
5l@60c c. i. f. Buffalo
Wheat-Receipts, sc, $50 ba; exports "a,
$50 bu; spot firm; No. red S3Ac eleva-
tor; No. 2 red, S4A c. f. o. b. afioat; No.
northern Duluth, 90Ac f. o. b. af1oat; No
lions were active and generally stronger
on heavy Eastern buying rains in South
ern Argentina, higher French cables at
covering; the market closed strong on the
french buying, with last prices "a MMc
net higher; May, 1915 @837sc, closed at
$3.50; July 70 13-16@S035c. closed at
Corn-Receipts, "a. 900 bu; exports, 3d.
80 bu; spot quiet; No. nominal eleva-
tor and &C f. O., b. afloat; No. yellow.
opened easy, with cables, but recovered
on the wheat advance, ruled active and
flrm during the forenoon. The close was
urm at q M%c net advance. February,
68A @59c, closed at SOC; May. 55h@552 c,
closed at 55%c; May, 497s G0505sc. closed
at at 5O7sc; July, 4838 @4S74c, closed at
oats--Receipts, $1,000 bu; exports, LBS
bu; spot firm; No ?, 44c; standard white,
SIC; No; g. 44S1Ac; No. 2. white, 441ac;
nominal; track white, 44@47c; options
quiet but firm; May closed 43c
BIC Rlce firm; domestic, fair to extra, 41s
968c; Japan nominal; Molasses firm;
SEA 40c.
Coffee.aspot Rio quiet; No 7 invoice,
0% e., mild D. quiet; Cordova 7@11Ac.
3 5i;16c; Centrifugal 81, test, 8 1850
No lasssessMossugar, 8 13-16c; refined dull;
No No. s. 4: S5c; No. Z, goo; No. 8, 4. 25c;
No. II, 4. 05c; No. 13 4 .00c No IA, 8 soc;
eonfectioners' A, 4 soc; mold A, DC; cut
loaf, 8. 80; crushed, 5 :35c; powdered, 4.S5c;
prime western, steam SO 40.
4d Butt3e TEL ATOP pkgs; steady;
heId creamery, 19g25c; creamery. COM
mon to choice, 1926. .--o
Cheese Receipts, 2.255 pkgs; firm;
fall made, 14Hc; late made. 1879 Gi4c;
small white fail made, 14A@1415c; late
made, ,13Ac; large colored fall made,
made, 1414c; late made, 1334c
Eggs-Receipts. 5.056 pkgs; firm; state
and pennsylvania average best, 25c; west
ern fancy, 24c; refrigerated. 16G19c; Ken
20623c. ----e'
The aggregate Of transaction reported
today IL the leading metals has been
light; Yesterdays advance in copper at
London failed to stimulate activity here.
but the market is firm at unchanged
prices. Standard quoted 11.S71Ac nomi-
nal ma IL lake 12371A12.621s: electrolytic,
l2.30Ql2.5O; casting, 122001235. Tin
also was firm. following Saturdays
strength, but unchanged with spot, at
2S. 50@2S.55c. Lead and spelter were
quiet, the former at 41aC and Spelter at
49OQ5c. Iron prices showed a nominal
advance on some grades. as follows: No.
l foundry. Northern $2402450; No. 2
foundry, Northern, $22@22. 50;<No. 1 foun-
dry, Southern, $3350@24 and No.
foundry Southern soft. 2350@24.50.
Warrants are still nominal
There has been no change of any mo-
ment in the cotton goods market today
The demand has been of average proper
tiOns, at firm prices. Print cloths are
very firm. Cotton yarns firm, but de-
mand somewhat -Quieter. WOrsted yarns
farm; demand fair; wooden yarns steady.
Linens and jute yarns firm,