The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-06-27
Observation-Disclosures

SEED MARKETS Chicago, June 20
6IaX-NorthWest, $780,, Southwest, $3.50;
September, As; October, $1.39. Rye
July. 5S34c; Barley--Cash, 42q46c. Timothy
(per 100 lbs)-September, $685. October
$50. Glover per 100 pounds)-October,
NEW YORK CoFFEE-New York,
June 26-Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No. 4
invoice, Sic; mild, steady; Cordoya, 9Ad
912c. The coffee market opened steady
with prices unchanged to Is points high
er, on higher European cables, foreign
demand, disappointing new crop move
ment and local covering. The demand
was checked, however, by the weakness
in Brazil, with some easiness here later,
under local realizing. Pubic speculative
interest was very slack The close was
quiet, with prices points up to points
net lower. Total sales, 10250 bags in
Guiding: July. 7.15c; September 1850
7' 44c: October 7-4oc IN November 400
7.SOc; March, 1901. S5c; May. 7. soc.
Print CLOTHS-Fall River Mass,
June 26.-The selling committee of the
cotton Manufacturers association today
decided upon reduction in the price Of
print cloths from 31bcI to 27zc, All Other
syndicate goods will be reduced in price
correspondingly
;. BUTTER AND EGGs-New York, June
z,6 9-I5 2O,oO9 packages;
IS94c; factory, 14916c. Eggs-Receipts, II,
5O9 packages; market irregular; Western
loss loss on, ungraded, lac; Western at mark
Chicago, June &c. = Butter = Strong:
creameries, 14Q19c; dairies, 13@16hc. Eggs
Firm; fresh lie
BOSTON Wool sMARKET-Bosto
June ga dull market in wool continues
move slowly, but foreign woods keep com.
ing IN. The market cannot be quoted on
quotable basis in the absence of bus
mess; me- medium and fine at 5O@52c
&c q
lines, 54@55c. Very few fleece woods are
changing hands and values are entirely
nominal: Following are the quotations
TOT leading descriptions: Ohio and Penn
Xxx and Xxx and above, 29c; Delaine
3lc; No. l combings. Bic; No combines
ana e blood, S0Q31c; quarter blood wash
e e1,o ZS4Soc; coarse and braid. washed, Is
QZ5c. michigan, Wisconsin,, ETC.: X Mich
1gan, 2Sc; No. l Michigan combing, zoe
No. 2 Michigan eombing, SOC; quarter
blood, washed. 29@30c; coarse and braid,
washed, 26azlc; fine, Csc.
GRAIN AVAILABLE SUPPLIES-NeW
York June 26.-Special cable and tele-
graphic communications to Bradstreet s
show the following changes in available
supplies from the last account: Available
supplies; wheat, United States and Can
ada, east of the Rockies, increased 691, O0C
bushels; liverpool Corn Trade News
af1oat for and in Europe increased 500 200
bu; total supply increased ], 491 900. Corn.
9HI!eu states and canada, east OF the
Roches, increased 1,25O0OO. Oats, United
states and Canada, east of the Rockies.
increased 1,S06,00O. Among the more i'm
portant increases reported to Bradstreet' S
not given in the official visible supply
statement are those of 10000 blu at Fort
Worth, 10S, coo bu at Coteau, $1,000 bu at
st: Joseph and 1900 blu at Dallas. The
principal decreases are those of 30O, 600 bu
at Northwestern interior elevators, los 900
bu at Chicago private elevators. 81. 600 bu
al Joliet, 1900 bu at East ST Louis apd
$1,000 bu at Manitoba storage points. The
aggregate supply of wheat held at Port
land, Or, and Tacoma and Seattle, Wash
decreased $4,000 bu last week