The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-02-02
Bank CIearinns.
QUOTATIONS IN NEW YORK.
Closing Prices of Grain, Produce, ProVis
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NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Flour- Receipts,
14,32O bbls; exports, 10, 242 bbis; dull and
s2sy is winter e patse9st 5 SGT winter
"a 1904 80; winter extras, 81. S003 10;
bakers, 50 1908 As; winter low grades
q .60@2. 80. Rye flour dull; fair to good
Buckwheat flour dull, 81 ,20@2 50 spot and
to arrive. CornmeaI steady; yellow west
ern, $119; city, Sill; Brandywine, So. 40
Rye steady; No. 2 western, Gle f. o. b.
Yd Bftrl9g ftH}iet + fssSddj c 47f New
Wheat-Receipts. 2O3,S0O bu;s exports.
81, l2O; spot easy j., No red, SO%c ele7
l hard Manitoba, 88a4c f. o. b. aaAoat
Options-Weaker cables forecast of larger
Russian shipments and bearish winter
crop news. depressed wheat for time
this morning, after which it rallied prac-
tically on covering. The close was quite
steady at a partial 1sc advance; March
Sic; July, 780783sc; closed at 78c.
Corn-Receipts, $4,000 bu; exports, 103,-
757 bu; spot easier; No. 2 nominal ele-
yator and SOC (. o. b. afoat; No. 2 yellow,
58c; No. 2 white, 58c. Weakened moder
ately on favorable weather news, dull ca
bles. larger receipts here and absence of
close was steady and from 1ac net higher
to unchanged February closed at 601ac
March, 56A @57c;, closed at PC; May
48 15-16c, closed at 4S78c.
Oats-Receipts, sc, 900; exports. no; spot
quiet; No; 2, 4Sc; standard white, 4Sac;
white, 431Sc; track, mixed. western nomi-
nal; track white, 43@44c;r options slow
and barely steady: May closed 42c; hay
dull shipping 55@70c; good to choice 95e
0$1.05; hops firm; state sCommOn to
choice, 1902, 30@37c; 1901, g24@27c; olds,
8@121Ac; PACIFIC coast, 1902. 27@32c; 1901,
23@27c; olds; SOPHIE; hides firm; Calves
Coffee-spot Rio quiet; No. Z invoice.
SC; mild easy; Cordova rT411Ac; sugar,
raw, nominal; fair refining 314c; centri-
fugal, 96-test, 3 11-16c; -melaSSeS sugar,
&c; refined dull; No. 6, .S5c;. No. Z, 4.30c;
No. s, .25c; No. 9,54 zoe; Ne. 10, 4.15c;
No. Il, 4.10; No, u, 4. O5c; No. Is, 4. O0c;
No; IA, 5.s5c; Confectioners' A, 4.60c;
mold A, 500; cut loaf, .35c; crushed
5-$5c; powdered, A. S5c; granulated, 4.75c;
Pork t flFm J; lard steady; prime western
Receipts, s,772 packages; firm
state dairy, 16@25c;. extra creamery, 26c;
held creamery. d9@ 25c; creamery, common
Cheese Receipts, 2,O4S packages: firm;
state, full cream, fancy, small colored,
fall made, Aye; do late made, 1874 q;
1S%c; do white, fall made, 1414c; late
Receipts. 4O62 packages; firmer;
Sldle anu pennsylvania, average BEST "a
@25c; western fancy, 23c; Kentucky, 21@
24c; western. poor to prime, 19@22c; re-
frigerated, 16@18c
Nothing. of feature transpired in metals
today, prices ruling quiet and generally
unchanged, with business of the regula-
ton Saturday duIlness. Tin was barely
steady, spot quoted at 2875@29 Toe. Cop
per was dull and nominal and unchanged;
standard. 12c; lake, 12.45@12. roc; cleo
trolytic, II. 45G12 Csc, and casting $1225@
1859. Lead quiet, at 612hc for spot
Spelter quiet at 4,90@5c. Iron steady and
unchanged.
dry goods market here today. A fairly
good demand has come forward at all
prices. Print cloths are quiet, but tone
strong. Cotton yarn very firm but bust
ness doing considerably, below schedule
Of prices fixed by South spinners at
Charlotte last Tuesday. "a firm tone per-
vades the market for Wofsted wooden,
linen and jute yarns. .. 81