The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-01-11
MISCELLANEOUS.

NEW YORK METALS-New York. JAM 10
NO statement was noted today in the fever
1sh strength of the market, nearly all de-
partments showing further extensive gains
and continued activity tin, as during the
past two weeks. leading In al respect. Sen
timent from the start was bullishly inclined
and at the close offerings were very light
even at the higher level, with buyers almost
panic stricken n, by the remarkable armness
and abroad WAS fully as good as holders
here had anticipated and was no small fac
tor in inducing sellers to further advance
change called pig iron warrants firm at S.
nominal: lake copper strong and higher,
with 1860 bid and 1s.75c asked; tin strong
lead strong and higher, with s4.10 bid and
$4l6 asked; spelter firm. with $500 bid and
$55.35 asked. The brokers price for lead fs
SEED fd dGr RfR2RRss s55s jan 1orne
faxseed market is stronger. but not active
Receipts here were Al cars 8 cars at Duluth
sl15A. and s1.14A for May. Cash Timothy
closed at $3.50 per 100 lba Minneapolis fax
BuT TER AND EGasp pst 0o York Jan TO-
Butter Receipts. S,76s pkgs; steady; West
er1 creamery. 17@21c; Elgins, 21c; factory,
Western. 2sc: Southern. 23c
Chicago, Jan. 10.-Butter easy; creameries.
14@2o1Ac; diaries. 12@1sc. Eggs dull fresh,
NEW YORK CoTToN-New York. jan TO-
There was something OF a lull in cotton
speculation this morning following yester-
days activity, but while quiet, the market
strength. The opening was steady at IN
changed prices to 1 point decline. An indif
ferent response by Liverpool to our sharp
among the weaker longs resulting in tenn
poTary squirt Of liquidation around the open
ing. Under this pressure, together with ham
merlns by we'll known bear, prices slowly
went off to points. Early selling orders
from the South were later followed by scat
tered demand, spring and summer deliveries.
airy, STA; March, SIS; April, SIS: May, $50;
June, 5.S5; July. SIS; August, $751; Septem-
Der, $3.50; October, $3.50; November, 5.S7c;
December 6.SSc.
Coffee options opened steady, unchanged to
3 points lower aud during the balance of ses-
sion showed little further change with spec
ulation tame and important new features lack
ing; buying checked by heavy receipts, dieap-
pointing European cables. Indifferent spot de-
mand and enormous amount In Sight for this
country; selling checked by broadening ware
house deliveries and belief tina. the short in
teregt was too large for safety. Closed firm;
unchanged to points higher. Sales. $500
bags bag, Including Ssa February, 55ee March 5.eoc;
6.0oQ6 10c; November, e.10c; December else.
Spot coffee, Rio, steady; No. I, invoice, 69sc;
NJ No; jo6bing. 7lsc; mild, steady; Cordoys,
higher fair refining. 1916; centrifugal 96
test. 5-16 bid; ml0Sassas sugar, 1910; re-
fined, steady
0.-There was no development OF importance
in The dry goods market today. The demand
continued moderate in al demands but the
tone shows as great strength as bsecre The
rise in the raw cotton market is regarded as
further supporting influence. WoolenIs are
quiet in NEST directions fer mems wear Pa
c.t1c wool cashmeres have advanced 212Q5c
per yard Print cloths are strong, with an
upward tendency.