The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

BUTTER AND SUGAR-New York,
June 25.-Coffee-Spot quiet; No involcA
&c. Sugar-RaW steady; fair refining,
8 9-16c; centrifugal 96-tesa 4 7-32c; mo-
lasses sugar, 5-l6c; refin dsteady. Lower
prices We're in order on the coffee cx-
change today At the opening the mar
points lower, despite fairly encouraging
news from European markets and light
| foreign buying. AS the session progress
ed, room traders sold quietly, and in the
| afternoon were rewarded by a cable from
Rio stating that the talk of a smaller
| crop, late yield and refusal of farmers
! to sell at the low prices prevalent, was
| unfounded. Prices further settled 3
closed steady net to 10 points lower.
! Total sales were So, $50 bags, including
July at 5.10G5. IS; September, 5.3OQ5. 35c;
! October, 5.35c December, 5. 55G5. co. Jan
uary, 560@5 65c; March. soc, and May
at 5.S0c. Brazilian markets were closed
on account of a holiday
METALS-New York, June 25.-Tin in
London was somewhat irregular as spot
advanced Ell, while futures declined los,
the former closing steady at e129 and
the latter at G121. Only small trade
was accomplished in either. Locally, spot
tin was firm and somewhat higher on d
light speculative demand, closing firm
at S28 .50G2S.7 rs, while futures were neg
lected. Copper declined IS Cd in London
under liquidation, closing easy at Eos rs
I'd, and futures at &6S lis Cd. Here the
market for that metal ruled lifeless and
nominally unchanged cad was nominal
ly steady at s4.371a, while at London
va'ues show no change. SFelter ruled Gull
IN local circles, but fell Oft Is Cd to Ell
Is cd in London. Domestic iron markets
! were without quotable change, though
In buyers favor Glasgow warrants
closed at 53s Sd, and MiddIesboro at AS
101kd.
COTTON-New York, June 25.-Cotton-
! Spot closed dull, &c higher; middling Up
lands, s Disc; middling gulf, 9 3-16c
sic; July. 8. nc; August. S.o2c; Septem-
Der, 7.71c;. October, 7.64c; November, 7 soc
| Decembes; 7;62c; January, 1860; Feb
! ruary, 1860; March, 7.69c
| BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. June
| -Butter-Receipts, "a 1873 packages;
steady: creameries, 150191ac; factory, 12155
| Gtl5c, Cheese-Receipts, 1850 packages
steady; fancy large. colored, 97Sc; fancy
! S5sd9Ac; fancy small white, 91b69S6c.
| Eggs-Receipts 17,109 packages; firm:
! Western. eandled, 131@c; Western, uncan-
BOSTON, June 25.-The conditions in
! the wool market have not varied dur
! ing the past week Manufacturers are
only buying what they need to fill out
any grade Of which they happen to he
! snort There is an absence of speculative
| feellng. Nevertheless, this hand to mouth
| trading makes fair business, but this is
not enough activity to bring about any
advance in prices. Territory woods con-
medium and fine selling at 4O742c secured
While the staple articles range from
| a to IS cents. Fleece woods are quiet
! and prices mostly nominal for, washed
but there are few of these woods on the
market. The following are the leading
! quotations for leading descriptions Ohio
/ and Pennsylvania f1eeces, x and X and
/ ab5ve, 2S@24c. Xxx and Xxx above. 25c
/ -elaine, Csc; No. combing, Csc; No. . and
/ three-eighths blood. Csc; coarse and braid
washed, 23@24c. Michigan, Wisconsin
! etc.. x Michigan, 20; No 1 Michigan
conbing. 2S@24c; No. do, 23@24c; coarse
and braid washed, 23c; fine deIaine,
! 23@24c. Unwashed medium, ETC., Ken
i lucky and Indiana, A-blood combing.
2oc; $s-blood, zoe; Missouri 4 blood
/ combIng, 1gc: sS-blood, 19c; braid comb
/ ing, lie. Territory, secured basis Mon
tana fine medium and fine, 10914c; scour-
! ed. 42@42c; staples, 14@15c; secured, 44645c:
| Utah, Wyoming and Idaho, fine medium
| and fine, 1SQ14c; secured, 40@42; staple,
| 14Q14zc; secured, 43@4c. Australian
| secured, basis spot prices, combing. sI,
perfine, 7l@72; good. 6SQ70c; average, 65a
| &c.