The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-05
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain, Produce, Provi.
Sions, Etc

IL, $40 bbIs; exports. 4S.52o bbls. Neglect
ed because of the wheat decline. but
steadily held. Winter patents. $3.7O14;
winter straights. $3.5Om3.6O; Minnesota
patents, $3.S5M4.20; winter extras, 81. SOM
S.lO; Minnesota bakers $3.20G3.4O; winter
Ia If 70 good, S2-SOm3. 20; choice to fancy,
$32503. IS. Cornmeal easy; yellow west
ern. $iCo; city: $106; Brandywine,. SO. 400
300 Rye|Quiet; No. western soc f. o.
b. afoat; state sea zoe C. i. f. New York
Barley-Quiet; feeding, 47c c. i. f. Buffalo;
mating Wbngt 5I55 se @59f c. % j. e. f. Buffalo
yator; No. red 1889 f. O. b. afioat; No.
i northern Duluth. S51sc f. o. b. afloat;
NO. hard Manitoba $3.50 f. o. b. ahoat.
ing by the larger northwestern receipts.
easier cables, local unloading and big esti-
mates for Mondays worlds shipments.
May. 77A al 11-16c. closed 771c; July,
10 a a 40 re, closed 1880; September 1898
@55 ;nnz1 closed 781ze ,oo -, ooo
Du; spot dull; No. northern. nominal,
81 Ac f. o. b. afloat; No. yellow. Size;
No 2 white, SIC. Option market also
turned weak under sales for long account,
poor cables. fair receipts and the promise
of better weather The close was weak
at 4q&sc net lower, May. 51@51H
closed 5lc; July. 1917 1850, closed 491sc;
September closed 49c.
Oats-Receipts. 1O95 500 bu; exports 300
blu; spot easy; No. =, 41c; standard white
white. 39c track mixed western nomina /;
weaker. May closed 3S5sc ~
Hay Hay-D o9s shipping 55@ zOc; good to
common to choice, 1902 24@30c; 1901. 800
PIC; olds. 6G11c; Pacific coast 1902 2112
orc; 1901; 19@21c; Odds. 6m11c Hides
fee-SpOt Rio quiet; No. invoice. SIC;
mild, quiet; Cordova. IA @12c. Sugar
Raw: steady; fair refining, 31sc; centri-
fugal. SO test. $1MS2c; refined, dull; No.
Abe; No. TO- 4.1Oc; No II, 4.05c; No Il.
tc; No No 10. ?95c; No; a. ,3;9Oe; confec.-
53Oc; crushed, 5.S0c; powdered 4.SOc;
glanulated, 4.70c; cubes, 1850.
Beef easy; family. SHOE.
Pork steady; lard duh; prime western
Butter-Receipts, 4,494 packages; mar
ket strong on top grades; state dairy. II
427c; held creamery. 15@2414c; extra
creamery pc; creamery, common to
Cheese|Receeipts. 1869 packages; mar
ket firm; state, full creamery, small col
fall made, fancy, 14%c:' large colored, fan
made. fancy, 14H@14%c; large. white,
fan |, IN, made; fancy fancy, az o@14%c
western storage packed. 1914 @15c; west
t ern firSts; 4$c; southern, 14Ac; Ken
lucky I4&4c-5 "''
Cotton futures closed steady; April.
$1O06; May, $1014; June, $9.6S; July.
50 69c; September. SO .73; October. $S.47:
November. IS SO; December, IS So; spot
closed dull 10 points higher; mddling up
1.400 bales
Values in dry goods have been sustained
during the day. but weather conditions
have, been detrimental to any free buying
on the part of the second hands. The
same has been true with jobbers whose
trade has been limited to the merest cur
rent needs
All metals were nominally unchanged
today. Copper was quoted at 1926 for
standard; IA soc for elecrolytic and lake
and IA Pc for casting. Spot tin quoted
changed at 4.671@c for spot; speIter quiet
at zoe nominal: iron reported quiet.
though more or less unsettled