The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
OCT. 29.-Coffee futures suffered severe
relapse today from the figure reached
Monday. The opening tone was steady.
prices, however, showing a decline of
10 to % under active realizing, prompt
ed by extreme weakness in European
markets. heavy primary movement and
a dull spot departent. Aggressive bull
support was at no time apparent and
prices continued to drift downward until
at the close net decline of % points
vas va reflected The final tone was steady.
Weather conditions in the Santos district
remain practically unchanged. Prominent
copper interests We're moderate purchaS-
ers on the break. Sales, &c, $50 bags in
Guiding November at 6.106I6. 15c: Decem-
Der. 6.2oq6.25c; February, 6.40c March, $50
@6.55c; April. $3.50; May 6e566. Zoe: June.
=. Ioq6.S0c; July, 6.S5c; August 6.95c. and
september at Lose. Spot ruled fairly
69s for No. Rio and ~ for Santos No.
invoice lots.
WOOL-Boston. Oct 29-The wool
market continues steady and the gem
erai features are unchanged. Manufac-
turers are using up large amount of
wool, and are buying when they get
short, but there is an absence of specu-
latiVe feeling. Dealers are of the oDiu-
ion that the market will continue STEADY
during the remainder of the year. Ter
rltory wool continues to lead the list in
sales. Fine woods are quoted at 45c on
the secured basis, fine mediums from 40c
to 4Sc, while staple lots are selling at
46c to 47c. Fleece woods continue quiet
and are quoted the same as last week.
Australian woods are I6et. The follow
ing are the quotations of leading deScrip-
tons: Ohio and Pennsylvania f1eeces, X
and Y and above, 23G24c; Xxx and Xxx
and above, 26c; delaine. Csc; No. l comb
ing; zee; No. and g blood, 26c; coarse
and braid washed, 23Q24c. Michigan.
Wisconsin, etc: X Michigan Die; No. l
Michigan combing. 24d25c; No. 2 do. 2465
25c; coarse and braid washed, 23d24c;
al q LOT,
etc: Kentucky and Indiana A-blood
combing, 20d21c; g blood, 20c; Missouri.
Il blood combing. 19G20c; q blood, 1920;
braid combing. 17Q1Sc. Territory, scour-
ed basis: Montana fine. 15G1Sc; secured
44046c; fine medium, 15@fc; secured ~
@43c; staple 16Q1Sc; secured 46d4Sc;
Utah, Wyoming and Idaho fine, 131II4c;
secured, 44d4Sc; medium, 140l5c: secured
4eQ43c; staple, 1512G16c; secured, 45G46o
Australian, secured basis: Spot prices
ccmbing, superfine, 70G72c; super. 6Sd70c,
average, 65@67c.
METALS-New York Oct. 29-Nothins
of interest has transpired in the local
market for metals today and values OF,
the whole, were nominally unchanged
Tin ruled dull all day, with sellers al
24S5 In London q decline of los took
place, with spot quoted at els lis, and
futures at 4106 lis Cd. Copper was un-
changed here and nominally quoted al
1850 to lie for Lake Superior and 167i
@l67sc for casting and electrolytic. Al
London copper eaSed off los to e64 los for
spot and e65 SIS for futures. SpelteI
declined Is Cd in London to s16 15s. but
was inactive here at S4,S7l2. Lead was
very dull at home and abroad, closing at
A.3712 and ell los respectively. Domes.
tic iron markets were featurelesS. Pig
iron warrants, 50 .5Od10. so; No 1 Northern
foundry, $15@16; No. foundry Southern,
$14q15; No. l foundry Southern soft,
$14.5O@16; Glasgow warrants closed at
54s Cd and Middlesboro closed al 6s I'D.
COTTON--New York, Oct. 29.-Cot-
ton spot closed SIG lower. Middlina
uplands, Sc; middling gulf, SIC; sales, rs
bales. Cotton futures closed steady.
October, 7.45c: December. 1850; January,
7.54c February Isle: March, 7.50c; April.
7.50c; May, LAC; June, 7.47c; July, 74Sc.
NEW YORK PRODUCE-New York,
Oct. 30 utter-Receipts. 6,S75 packages;
steady. State dairy, 14d21c: creamery, Is
@2215c; June creamery. 17TsQ2l15c; factory,
121s@75c. Cheese-Receipts, 1887 pack
ages; quiet. Fancy large colored and
white, 9l9@9$4c; fancy small colored 1OH
CLOSE; fancy small white, $0zc Eggs
Receipts. 11,61S packages; firm. State ana
Pennsylvania. 22423c; western candled, q
Q22c; western uncandisd,- 160l2i1Izc.