The Saint Paul globe., 1901-08-24
MISCELLANEOUS

IOf - % ZEE AND SUGAR-New yor,
Voiee 80: nee, tIe;eS3,spot Rio dull; No. in
SS,5 'Tsc' mid quiet; CordoVa S6Il1fLc
9usaI-RaW quiet and steady. fair ~ ~ f;C f2C'
ing, f-I6c; Centrifugal, Sc test 40 MI
taSSSs sugar. 3-l6c; refined steady TIo
Will ,,r; ior conee futures opened steady
w. ft, - Us unchanged. Bear selling snort
y aItef the opening caused an ga Ser i'm
eeitone, and prices dropped a narti,I
III pTI1neS' Iat' hoYering around this level nm
covaripo ~ Tue session. when on a good
CU'eiils demand the early loss was reN
. Sll-Iie - Nd - acre 'reatureIese "a ia
ieceIpts IN the drop country sh1,,t "i1u ~
eAPected' The market was finally frn TC
Total s,,eI uicnanged hanged to points higher,
lIls september, at 4.90TJ4 95c: October 4 o.
4SC' November, 5.05c; December, In
Nc; %a; January, 5.25c; February. 555c.
Sa. "i f,i;, I;S0l S,foc; May, 5.50@5.55c June
METALS-New York. Aug. 2s-Tbe
downward course of tin values in locaI
iLG,a5 nii,'ad circles was unabated They de-
GHIleQ some Is to 80 points TODAY 1pda-
hquldation. without anv radfng fo S1Ia5I,
Oh pelng lndulged in. The close was 6,1ia4
anu anu easy, at 26Q2625 Tin In London
HGiWheVer, HSith yer. was firm and lis Cd higher,
WIth spot quoted at eI16 IS and f1ttnrat,
at Eli los. Locally conner continues
nmoInInaly non mai at 161@q17c for Lake Superio1.
an ana Io7sCgl67sc for casting and electroIytic
,,ith nGIe was an advance OF 15s in London,
with spot quoted at 967 9s Sd and I'm.
lures at 36l SIS Cd Lead was without
cnange either at home or abroad ana
cIosed dull at &.37h and Ell lis Ri re-
spectiVely. Spelter here was somewhat
nIlner urn Tor spot, but was without change
ana quiet for futures. Spot at +ne close
was quoted at 81. London closed at f17
Is od. being IS Cd better than the Dra-
Vlous days figures. Domestic iron mar
foISSo HeIS were featureless; pig iron warrants
S9Qlo; No. | foundry northern, $15Gl5, So
NO. foundry southern. S14614 80. No I
soft southern. $4.75015.25 Glasgow war
tg f.ln
ass 712d "'
.WOOL-Boston. Aug. 23.-The CONNER
claI Bulletin will say in tomorrow's re
states: The market is less active
though prices are well sustained and a re-
markably cheerful tone prevails The
large shipments are the result of earlier
purchases. There is a decidedly better
inquiry for quarter and three-e -eighths
blood unwashed combings and for genJ-
Inc Ohio wool 2lc has been paid this
Week Braid wool, at 1S12c, has also been
quickly picked up. The blanket and che
Vlot mills have been taking medium and
bright white character of the wool maxi
ing 1t very desirable. The goods trade
is in better condition than for two
years past, and the clothing trade has
never been better sold ahead Manufac-
turerS are not SpecUlating, but their own
liberal orders force them 20 cover. and
they don't fear to do so a present prices
The slightest foreign support would send
the market up. The receipts of wool i'm
Boston since Jan: ! have been 1881 942
same period in 1900. The Boston ship
ments TO date are 1874 31O, 966 pounds
against sales of 95.972.000 pounds for the
same period in 1900. The stock on hand
in Boston Jan. l. 1901, was 76.5Jq.50l
pounds; the total stock today is 81 1866. 476
pounds