The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
Aug. -Coffee-Spot Rio dull; No. I in
voice, 55sc; mild quiet: CoTd0va, Sdll15c.
Sugar-Raw quiet; fair refining, 3 T-16c +;
3-l6c; refined quiet. The coffee market
opened steady, WIKI prices unchanged to
. points lower than the close of yester-
day under realizing following disa point
ing French and German cables, huge pri-
mary receipts and from lack of support
either from room or outside sources The
session was devoid Of speculative feature,
the opening basis of prices being adhered
to with but slight changes to the close.
A sluggish spot market and heavy New
York arrivals were additional depressing
factors on the market. Closing prices
We're net unchanged to . points lower
and the undeTtone quiet. Total sales were
only 1850 bags, including September 4.S5c;
October, 4.9Gc; December, 510c; March,
5.3ee, and July, 5.55a5.60c.
METALS-New York, Aug. 26.-Again
the local metal market was a slow one.
Prices without material change and
largely nominal in the absence of orders
IN either direction. The close on pig On
was dull at $3.50, showing slight loss
under q sheer lack of support. Tin in
London was somewhat unsettled; opening
15s up, it finally closed W *, with prices
back to last nights figures, thus spot
closed at els It's Cd and futures at ELL
Is Cd. Copper was nominally unchanged
here at 161%d17c for Lake Superior and
163s4764sc for casting and electrolytic.
g while in London values We're IS up TO &65
lis Sd for spot and e6T IS Sd for futures.
Lead was dull at S4.3712 here, while net
gain eff Is Sd was reported in London, spot
there closing at Ell lis 3D. Spelter holds
steady in local circles at yesterdays ad-
vance, $3.9Z12G3.97l2, but was quiet and
unchanged in London at Ell Is Cd. Do
mesic iron markets We're inactive and
nomnally unchanged. Pig iron warrants,
$9Gt1G; No l foundry, Northern, $l5d5.50:
No. 2 foundry, Southern, $14a14-50; No. l
foundry, Southern, S14.T5G115.65: No.
foundry. Southern soft. S1475G15.25. Glas-
gov warrants closed at SIS I'd and Mid
dleshoTo at 46S I'D.
COTTON-New York, Aug 20-Cotton-
Spot closed steady at 1-16c advance; mid
ding uplands, Lie; mtddling gulf,
5-16c; sales, 5,T75 bales; cotton futures
closed easy; August. 1890; September,
7.32c; October. 7.42c; November 7.46c; De-
cember. 7.49c; January 752c; February,
l.52c: March, T.55c; April, 1850.
NICHOLSON, Aug 20.-The demand
in the wool market here has been good
and prices are firm. The volume of sales
has been large and almost entirely TO
manufacturers. There is an absence Of
speculative feeling. but the outlook is
very favorable. Territory grades con
tinue to demand most attention, as a Sc
quence head the list of sales Fine me-
dunn and line secured staple are quot
ed at 446t45c and the staple article at 47G
4Sc. Fleece woods are slow. many dealers
not having time to open their new woods
dS yet NO. L washed HeeceS continued
quiet and nominal in price. There Is lit
tie doing in Australian woods, but prices
are firm. Following are the quotations
for leading descriptions: Ohio and Penn
sylvania feeces. X and X and above, ga
24c; Xxx and Xxx above. 24c; deIaine, 2S6
pc; No. 1 cOmbing, 25926c: No and
three-eighth blood, 25c; coarse and braid
washed 22G2ic. Michigan, Wisconsin.
etc. Michigan, 20d2fc: No. / Michigan
combiug 23a2lc; No 2 Michigan comb
ing, 23024c; coarse and braid washed. &c
fine delaine, 24d25c. Unwdshed medium.
etc, Kentucky and Indiana. one-quarter
blood coming, zoe; three-eighth blood, 2Ac.
Missouri. one-quarter blood combng 1870;
three-eighth blood, 19c; braid combing
lie; territory, secured basis Montana
fine, 14a15c: secured, 443f6c; fine rnedi-
UNI, 14q16c: secured, 42d43c, staple, 156I
lie; secured. 45G4Sc. Utah and Idaho
fine. 1312G 15c; secured, 44045c; fine me-
dunn, Bale; secured, 4Gl143c: staple, $50
lie; secured. z5d57c. Australia, secured
basis, spot prices, combing. sIperfine "A
@l5c: sllperffne, 71G72c; good, 6S67oc; av-
erage. SAFE.
NEW YORK PRODUCE-New York
Aug. N.-Butter-Receipts 10.SA pack
ages steady; state dairy 14d1Sc: cream
e1y, 1GG2o1sc; June-packed factory, 1870
15lac; imitation creamery, 146f715c. Cheese
= Receipts, 5,1l4 packages; steady: fancy
large eolored. 9lzc; fancy large white
9s-ci fancy small colored. 93s69s4c; fancy
white 9lac. Eggs-ReceiDts. 1884 pack
ages; st. ong; state and Pennsylvania. II
q 19c: Western candled 1661716c: West err
uncandled 10Iil6iZc.