The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-10-02
MISCELLANEOUS,

COFFEE AND sUGAR-New York,
Oct 1-Coffee-Spot Rio quiet; mild
quiet Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining,
5 5-lSc; moiasses sugar, &c; refined easy;
No. 6, 45Oc; No. I, 4.4Oc; No. s, 4:30c; No.
8, 425c; No. 10, 4.2Oc; No. II, 4.15c; No.
u, Also; No. 10, 4O5c; No. a. 41oc; stand
ard A, 490c; confectioners' A, 49Oc; mold
A, 545c; cutloaf, 5.6Oc; crushed, 5.6Oc;
powdered, 5.20c; granulated, 5.10c; cubes,
5.25c. The American Sugar Refining COM
pany today reduced all grades of refined
steady, with prices unchanged to points
lower, under disappointing cables, liqutda-
ton of long stuff and free offerings from
bear houses. The session was feature
less to the close, with prices gradually
working lower under bear selling and al
most entire absence of support. The 10
cal closing showed prices to be to Is
points net lower, and the undertone bare
including October at 5,05c; December.
5.2005. Csc; March. 5.50c; May, 5.65@5. zoe;
June, 57G@5. 75c; July, $500; August, $500
METALS-New York, Oct. Tin in
London fell off lbs today, as a result of
liquidation, which closed the market easy
at ELL for spot and G109 for futures.
Locally, a decline of % points occurred,
and the market was weak at the loss,
stood at 24.25. Copper in London was a
shade firmer Spot was quoted at G63 Us
Cd, and futures at 963 lis Cd. Here the
market, was dull and nominally I'M
ly, but closed Is Sd lower abroad, thus
spot was quoted at $4.371s and Ell It's Sd.
respectively. Spelter ruled inactive, but
steady, at old prices, at New York, but
&16 lbs. Domestic iron markets were
featureless and nominally unchanged.
Glasgow warrants closed at 54S and Mid
dleSboro closed at Ass 41ad.
WOOL-Boston, Oct. There has
been fair business in wool here this
week. but the demand is quiet with val
ues held on firm basis. The entire alb
Sence of speculative trading continues
Wmle the demand for territory grades
IS not SO active, there have been some
ialr-SlZed sales reported, while full prices
nave been maintained. Fine territory
Wool, on secured basis, is quoted at AGO
46c with fine medium at 4O043c. Quota
lions for leading descriptions follow !:
Mlcnlgan and Wisconsin Wools-X Mich
5 1gai nc &c no l Michigan combing, 24@
z9c' mo. michigan combing, 246625c:
coarse and braid washed, 23@24c; fine de-
lame, 24Q25c. Unwashed Medium. Etc
d 66entucky and Indiana A-blood combing.
combing, 19@2oc;; 2s-blood, 1s@2Oc; b bra ID
combing, 17@lc. Territory, Secured Ba-
sis-Montana fine, 14G16c; secured, 44046c:
me me medium medium, 14@16c; secured, 42@4Sc; sta
oming and Idaho-Fine, 131s@15c; secured.
44945c; fine medium. 13@14c; secured, 20
case; staple, 16@17c; secured, 46S47c
Australian, Secured Basis, Spot Prices
good, 6S@7Oc; average 65@67c. ''ss'A''
COTION--New York, Oct. 1.-Cotton-
Spot closed quiet; middling upiands
9 S-l6c; mlddllng gulf, 7-16c; sales none:
futures closed steady; October, 7.70c. No,
vember, 1860; December. 77Oc; january
7 &c; February, 7.7oc; March and April
NEW YORK PRoDUcE-New York
oct. 1-Butter = Receipts, 1880 nISes::
steady; state dairy, 14@2lc; creameT pAs9 *
Qzz12c; June creamery, 2O6D22c: fresh for ~
Tory Tory 1Sls914lkc Cheese-Receipts' Ii, SS7
R arge fa nm f %p{s large scolored @9&
eeolored, 1OAc; fancy small white sn 1oc
EggsnnReceipts, 1924 pkgs; easy: state
and pennsylvania, 2O@21c; western can
oieo zoc; Western uncandled, 1slS@1skc.