The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-14
MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE. MARKET-New York, Sept
Ao-CG1iee-SpOU 1sIo, No. z invoice o1ac !:
mia quiet. Sugar-ItaW strong; fair re-
ming, lac; Centrifugal, S6-test, SC; Mus
tasSeS Su5ar, &C; renned firm. The mar
ket 1or coIIee futures opened steady at
decline OF 5QIU points, and ruled IN
active, with a weak ulldertone, following
lower european markets, unsatisfactory
Brazilian news, full receipts, diSappoinl-
ing spot demand and enLre absence of
speculative support; a large increase in
the Word visible being expected Oct.
Oh present movement. me market
closed ste&dy, with prices 3 to IL points
net lower. Total sales were 20, 750 bags
mcludlng September al l-IGg7.l5c; Ucro-
Csc; January, i.4Oc; February, 7.4oc;
July at 770e.
NEW YORK, Sept 1s.-Flour-Re-
ceipts, ZS4H bDis; exports, gall Dbis;
sales, o,1UU pkgs; market was consider
ably stronger and more active buyers
finding encoura cement III the decided
hrmness of wheat; rye -four steady; sales
geo bbls; fair to good, $5Q3.25; choice to
fancy, $3.50lt3.69. Cornmeal firm; yellow
Western, SSc; city, S76teSc; brandywine,
81 450255 Rye quiet; No. Western, SIC
+. o. b., afloat; star, 53Gt54c C. i. New
York. Rarley-Feeding. 42Q45c c.. j. f.,
New York; mailing, 461@Mo6c C. l. f., Buff
falo. Barley malt dull: Western, 62@G5Sc.
Wheat-Reeeipts, 1885 bu; exports, 49,
05G bu; sales, 3,475,6V0 bu futures, 800 COO
bu exports; spot ffrmer; No. red, size
+. o. b., afloat; No. red, T912c elevator;
No. i northern. Duluth, S51sc f. o. b.,
a1loat, No. 1 hard, Duluth, SS34c f. O. b.,
atloat; options were considerably GrmcT
today in response to positive strength in
the Northwest, where receipts were
light; besides active covering at times,
there was moderate foreign buying and
broader speculative trade generally.
helped by increased export trade; closed
strong at a4G1c net higher; sales ircIud-
ed, No, red, March, S45s@S5Ac,. closed
Der closed S04c; October, SO1z@S0ac, clos
ed S0'Ac; December, S17sGDS2 1850, closed
S2%c. Corn-Receipts, 1G9, 200 bu; exports,
III, 4S2 bu; sales, 100000 bu futures, $40, 900
vator and 474c f. o. b., af1oat; option
market was steady at first, but after
wards much stronger on cables, tie rise
in wheat, export reports and small clear
ings; closed firm at 1s@asc net advance;
May, 4112c; September 45A646c closed
4Sc; October, 449z@4514c, closed 4514c; De-
cember, 4lAag4IAc, closed 4&c. Oats
R Ia1a iso o 1920 bu; exports 100 bu;
25c; No. 8, 2412c; No. 2 white, 27@27AC;
No. 3 white, 26@2614c; track mixed West
eIn, 2412Q26c; track white Western, 25150
33c; track white state, 2515@33c; options
dull but steady. Feed steady Hay
quiet. Hops dull
METAL MARKETs-Ne York, Sept.
l3-Business in General on the metal ex-
change was of a hand-to-mouth character.
Tin, locally, lost all of the advance
scored yesterday, owing to a decline of
los in London. and closed easy in tone
at $50, nominal. Pig iron warrants ruled
dull. with nothing doing, on the basis of
$9SIA0lO.S BIZ Copper was firm here at
SIG. 7OQ17: unchanged abroad. Lead was
dull at s4.S7l5, and spelter easy at yes
terday's decline on the basis Of $4dD4. 10
The brokers price for lead was 81 and
for copper $16.S71b.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Sept.
l$2-Butter-Receipts, $3.50 packages;
steady stead state 60, creamery. 161k@1c; June
Cheese-Receipts, Asp packages; steady;
large white and colored, 10Rc; small
white, 1012@105sc; small colored. 1870
lo@c;. Eggs-Receipts, 1851 packages;
steady; Western regular packing at mark.
Hale: Western, loss off, 1S@19c
SIOUX CITY, To-, Sept 1S.-Catt1e-
RECEIPTS. 800; market steady; beeves, IS. Is
m5.50; cows, bulls mixed, 81 25G3 rs
stockers and feeders. s359@42 Is; calves
and yearlings. .$3.75d4. %. Hogs Receipts.
300; market 21a@5c lover; selling, $3.50
Sept; l.-The cotton market opened ir-
regular with prices Up 4 to II points. that
being disappointing response TO strong
cables. Foreign Duying orders and demand
m 45satiGn - failed lie to hold the
the call, profit taking OVERCOMING de-
mand aud slowly but surely forcing prices
PACK point after pcdnt. AS against 10 ~
on the cay, January eased off to SO be-
lore rally occurred The market de-
e ettea most Of rs strength from a crop
maximum, and about $500. 600 rninino1,ro
!, d.hroughout the entire forenoon the Eno
Lsh and local markets were erfr s,,.afI,,
IeVerlsh and much OF the time excite6