The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-17
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain. Produce. ProvI-
sions, Etc.

eepts, All bbls F Sports i8 2gF bbis;
duh and easier. Rye -four easy. Buck
to arrive. Cornmeal. easy; Yellow 1i WV We a
fern' $l:lo; city, $1-OS. Rye, dull. Bar
Wheat Receipts. $1,000 bu; exports,
elevator; No. 2 red, S0Bc f. o. b. afoat
No. l northern Duluth, S67sc f. o. b. aaoat;
No. hard Manitoba, S75sc +. o. b. afoat.
Except for a brief time at the start
wheat was weak and heavy all day. in
line with the corn break and on warmer
weather through the week. Trade was
also disappointed over export develop
ments and the market closed rather weak
and FEC net loss. March, S21s GS2A c..
closed at S21sc; May, IS 9=16@79Ac, closed
at 1850; July. 1873 676 916c. closed at
|6c; September, 1442Gl15c, closed at 7412c.
Corn-Receipts. ~, 900 bu; exports, 19S, :
431 bu; spot weak; No. =, soc elevator and
51&c +. o: b. afioat No. . yellow. 54c; No.
Wnlte' o6c. option market experienced
another pronounced break today on heavy
unloading by big Chicago holders and
on stop-loss selling by the trade in gem
eral regardless Of the news at hand. clos
551sc, closed at $3.50; May, 500 @52c,
closed at 5OBc; July, 914Q50c, closed at
0ats-Receipts, III. 900 bu: spot easy:
No. ,: 44c; standard white, 45c: No. s,
43c; No. 2 white, 45c; No white 441c;
track mixed Western, nominal; track
"ihIe 4+Q4t 72c: OpIlonS weak and low
er with corn corr; May closed at $9&c.
hay, dull; Hops, quiet. Hides. quiet.
Leather. quiet Wool, quiet Coal. nom
h iGaI Beef; qujeti Cut meats, firm;
Western steamed. $40. 40; refined, easier;
continent $40 50; S. A. $11; compound.
7@7&c. Pork. steady. Tallow, firm; citg
($2 per PACKAGE, 59sc;- country packages
Petroleum, steady. ROsin. steady; strain
ed. common to good, 81. 50@4.30. Turpen-
tine. easy, Rice. firm. Molasses. steady.
$50; mild quiet. Sugar-Raw steady;
refined steady.
Butter-ReSSeipts, ASP pkgs; steady;
held creamery, 15@ 24c; creamery, COM
Oh Cheess csc, 977 pkgs; strong;
state full fancy small colored. fallmade.
15c; small white, fall-made. 141Ac; large
colored. fall-made, 14A @14kc; large
white, fall-made. 14@14Ac.
Eggsn n8 1872 pkgs; steady;
1S12G; western fancy, 1Sc; Kentucky, 1Sc;
Tin broke e., rs cd in London, with
SPot CLOSING at 91S5 Us Cd and futures at
9lS6. The decline was attributed to the
heavy shipments fro mthe Straight set
Elements, which for the half of the month
exceeded by some 500 tons the figures of
the corresponding date last year The
weakness abroad unsettled the New York
market. which was Very dull and consid-
erably lower, spot being quoted at 80 OOc.
Copper closed at an advance of g cd in
London, where spot was finally quoted at
eco 5s and futures at G65 Is Cd. The
local market was unsettled and nominaiIy
unchanged. Standard is quoted at 14c;
Lake Superior and electrolytic at Il rs a
l5c and casting at II .621a T15c; all nom
InaL Lead was unchanged at e13 15s in
London and at 64712c in the local market.
Spelter advanced 5s in London to e23
los, was firm and higher. Iron closed
at 56s Sd in Glasgow and at SIS 101bd i'm
MIddlesboro. In New York iron was
Or less nominal No. l foundry. northern.
$24@2i so; No. foundry, northern. SO "a
30; warrants continue nominal.