The Saint Paul globe., 1903-04-07
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain. Produce, ProvI.
sions. Etc.

sions, Etc.
NEW YORK, April -F1our-Receipts.
32.915 bbls; exports, 27,70I bbls; less az
Corumeal. dull Rye. easy; No. , West
ern. 5912c +. o. b. afioat; state, 56Q6Ic
C. IL, j; f. Ney York, Barley, duh,
155,566 bu; spot, steady; No. red. 1859
elevator and 793sc +. o. b. aflOat; No.
northern Duluth, S5Esc TO. b. afOat No.
! hard Manitoba, S65sc Z. o. b. afioat.
Options, under pressure of May lquida
ton coupled with heavy worlds shin
ments. including big Russian exports ana
affected also by beaTiSh home crop news.
wheat han an early break From this it
was rallied by adverse foreign crop ad-
vices and active covering of May until
al the close ii was even with Saturday.
July, I5 a 15c. closed at 75zc; Septem-
Der. 7314 97S9sc closed al 732sc.
COTn-Receipts. SO, 100 bu; exports, As
0l2 bu; spot steady; No. ,, nominal eic-
vator, and 81 12c I. o. b. afiOat; No yell
low, 81 &c; No. wheat, 52c. Option
market was weak and heavy under liqui-
dation until the late afternoon, when it
rallied with wheat and closed steady. at
lsc net loss. MAY closed at 507sc; July.
49A a 492 sc: closed at 4928c; September
Receipts. 1OS.5OO bu; spot dull;
No. ,, 41c; standard white 4l12c; No. 3.
40c; No. > white, 4115c; No. 3 white, $40;
track mixed Western, nominal; track
white. 396D acc. Options sold off at first,
but later rallied with other markets.
Tallow, quiet Rice, dun. Molasses.
Coffee-spot Rio, easy; No. 7 invoice
51ac; mild, steady. Sugar-Raw, quiet;
refined. dull.
easy: Lard, quiet; prime Western steam,
Butter Receipts. 6.So6 packages; firm:
state dairy IT627c: extra creamery 29c;
mon to choice 1962S1ac; factory 100
16c; renovated, 12G1S15c.
Cheese-Receipts, 1901 packages; firm;
New state, full cream, fancy, small, col
ored. fall made, 15c; small white. fall
made. 14%:c large colored. fall made, 14A
@14&c; large white, fall made, 14A
Egggs-Receipts. 22.19O packages; state
and Pennsylvania. 15d15Ac; western
storage, packed, 15@1512c; western frsts,
14&c; southern f1rsts, 14Ac; Kentucky,
Cotton-Spot closed quiet, 20 points
higher; middling uplands, 10 45c; middling
closed steady; April 10. &c; May. 10.S5c;
June, $3.50; July, 9ts 9c2ugA;u cmfwyp
June, 9.95c; July, 9.92c; August. 9.45c;
Der. S.42c; December. S.40c-
There was decline Of &2 6s I'd in the
London tin market. spot there closing a t
the New York market. responding to the
foreign weakness. was also lower and
easy with spot quoted at %. .40G % soc.
There was but little change in the Lon
don copper market. which closed with spot
quoted at 962 les and futures al &62
rs. The New York market was quiet
and nOminally unchanged at 13 25c for
standard, 1850 for lake and electrolytic.
and -25c for casting. Lead advanced
Is Sd, to eI2 los in London. while To-
CallY ii was quiet and UNCHANGED at
4.e11ac. Spelter closed at a decline of
IS Cd, to &22 15s in London, while here
it remained quiet at 5.70c Iron in Glas-
MiddlesbOro. Local iron prices were un-
changed and the market quiet; No. l
foundry northern is quoted at S23 .50G24;
l foundry and No. / foundry southern
soft. at $22Q22. so. Warrants were nom
inal.