The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-JuIy 11-Cof-
fee-Spot dull; No. I invoice, 57sc; mid
quiet; Cordova, SA@l214c. Sugar-.Raw
steady; fair refining, s-16c; centrifugal,
96-test, 3-l6c; molaSses sugar, 3 1o-l6c;
refined steady. Narrow changes and tame
trade were developed today in the local
with prices unchanged to points higher,
this being rather out OF keeping with
easier European markets and tremendous
crop country receipts. Yet, in view of
this, serious declines scored Of late, it
was not surprising that shorts should
turn for pronts and thus hold the mar
ket steady for the time being. Trade WAS
dull all day, and no marked changes We're
noted in prices. The close was steady,
with prices net unchanged to ) points
higher. Total sales were 300 bags M
GLIDING: August, 495c; September, 40
5sD5c; October, 5.05c; November, 5l0c; De-
q5.l5c; May, 5.5Ga5 Soc
NEW YORK, July l.-Flour-Receipt
D,l73 bbls; exports, 27399; active and 1irm
at old prices. Rye flour quiet, Corn
meal strong; yellow Western, 9sc; Eran-
DIVINE, y. 5002.65. Rye firm; No. West
ern, SIC +. o. b. atoat; state rye 52Q
o4c c. i. f., New York car lots. Barley
duh. Wheat-Recelpts, 166,100 blu; ex-
ports. 26S,lS7 blu; spot market firm; No. 2
red, &c f. o. b. atioat No. red, 72c ele-
vator; No. l northern Duluth 731hc f. o.
b. alloat; No. hard, Duluth &c T. o. b.
alloat; options were generally active and
the Southwest, good st. Louis buying,
the up-turn in corn, covering and bull
lsh private crop estimates based on the
government report; closed strong and ia
&c net higher; July, 717SQ711c, closed at
1ssc; September, 707s@7lAc, closed at Tic;
October, ilasW719sc, closed at 71asc; De-
GGember, 72?s@dS16c, closed at 7Sc. Corn
receipts, Il, 200 bu; exports. 1886 bu;
spot strong; No. q 53c elevator, and 541sc
f.. 0; b. afioat; options very active and &c
nSner on low crop estimates by the
trade hot weather West. with no rain
in sight; a big speculative business and
hght offerings; closed strong at 21kc net
advance; July closed at 5S7sc; September
5z12Go412c, closed at 5415c; October, 52al
@S412c, closed at size; December. 52AGI
5347sc, closed at 543sc. Oats-Receipts, 5000
z ,5Oggit56f4c; No. 3, 3512@36c; No. 2 white
foQ5't2c; NO. ), 35Ac; track mixed West
ern, S512W31c; track white, 36641c; OPP
lions strong and again higher, Influenced
by crop news.
COTTON-New York. July 11.-Cotton
spot closed dull, Lice lower; middling up
lanos, 9-l6c; middling gulf 13-16c.
s Sales lSS bales; Futures closed quiet and
per, 75S; October, 755; November. TSP;
December, 7.54; January 7.57; February.
L56; March, 7.59; April, 100.
METAlyS-New York, July 11.-Irregu-
larty continued to mark the course of
the London tin market. This morning it
started with 9. decline of Ell but a reac.
tlon OF 43 made net gain of go with
spot, with the final price quoted at eliza.
6 futures closed unchanged at ellis los.
Inc New York market for spot tin was
Quiet with the bid price raised % points.
the closing range being $27.5O to $27. rs,
and the tone was steady. The local mar
ket Tor copper was inactive and unchang-
ed Tor lake at Tic, while electrolytic and
ccastingl ruled dull and nominal at the
former price Of 1880. London copper
closed at EST 2s Cd and futures at G67 lbs
%. Lead ruled quiet and unchanged at
New York at 43sc and London closed at
8l2 5s. Spelter remained quiet at SS.seGS
SS;g0 at New York. London closed at CID
re Cd. The American iron markets were
the English markets made some gain,
thus Glasgow closed at IS Cd and Mid
dlesboro at AIS Cd. Iron warrants quoted
at New York at $3.50 and So