The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-09-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
Sept. -Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No.
invoice 55sc; mild quiet; Gordova S0i115c
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. SKc;
$500. The market for coffee futures
opened steady, with prices points high
er, as response to steadier European
cables, and under light room covering.
following an advance in the Rio exchange
rate and smaller interior Brazilian e.
ceipts. Trading was limited all day, with
prices slightly easier around the noon
hour under selling for profits by traders
who had purchased before the recent adj
vances, but stiffened again on active COW
er1ng and bull support following the re-
celpt of late Improvement in the French
market Both Havre and Hamburg We're
higher than the trade here had looked
for and private advices reported the adj
vance as due to bull manipulation The
spot supplies were steadily held at I'M
changed prices and Withdrawals from do
meStic warehouses were liberal The
market was finally firm. with prices net
l0915 points higher, and total sales. 90 $50
October at SC; November at sc; De sSnl-
Der at 515@5.25c; March at 5.400555c: SSrey,
5.55d5. Zoe; June at 5.7Oc; July at 5.S9c,
and August at $500
COTTON-New York, Sept 20-Cotton-
Spot closed steady at Lice higher; mid
ding uplands. S3sc; mid ding gulf SIC;
sales. 1,297 bales; futures closed steady;
September. 7-S3e; October 7Sic; Novem-
February, 7.S5c; March, 7.S6c; April, 7.S6c;
May. 7SSc.
sew YORK PRoDUCE-New York.
Sept. 0.-Butter-Receipts 1871 paeka ges;
packed factory, 141a@151ac. Cheese-Re-
ceipts. 1857 packages: fancy large col
ored and white. &c; fancy small colored,
SIG: fancy small white 9Ac. Eggs-Re-
ceipts,. S,939 packages; firm; state and
Pennsylvania. $4,000; Western candled
1SQ91ac; Western uncandled. 14@1Sc.
&ETAIlS-New York. Sept. 20.-Under
selling orders from the East, tin both at
New York and London eased off today
AMI exhibited a weak undertone. Trading
was on moderate scale. The close at
London found spot standing at Ella. be-
ing IS Cd lower, and futures at ELL IS.
Copper, locally, duh at 1910 to tic for
Lake Superior, and 16ssG169sc for casting
ami eleetrolytic. There occurred a reac
ton of ISIS Sd in London for copper under
liquidation, with the close easy at G66
lis 81 for spot and s66 1Ss Cd for flu
lures Lead ruled quiet at A.37is while
at London values advanced Is 81 to el2
Is Sd, Spelter firm and unchanged at
81 .05@4 10 here, and at Els les in London.
Domestic iron markets were quiet and
steady; pig iron warrants, S9@l0 No.
foundry, Northern. S15@15.50 No. foun-
dry. Southern, $14d14. so; No 1 foundry,
Southern, S14.75Gl15 .25; No. / founcry,
Southern, soft, S14. I5Q15.2 %. Glasgow war
rants closed at 54s I'd, and Middlesboro
closed at 45S 10hd.
BOSTON. Sept. 20.-The Commercial
Bulletin will say in tomorrow's report on
the wool trade of the United States: The
death of the president has cast temper
airy gloom over the wool market, and
only trivial attention has been paid to
wool by either buyers or SelisrS. aAbso-
lutte confidence reigns in President Roose-
velt's tariff policy, and this sentiment,
coupled with the smart general advance
of to 10 per cent at the opening of the
London auctions on Tuesday, has MAIN
tanned very stiff prices here. The .re-
ceipts of wool in Boston since Jan. 1
have been 209. las pounds against 49,.
S23, 765 pounds for the same period in 1900
The Boston shipments to date of 1S5, 456. 053
pounds, against sales of los, 453 900 pounds
in the same period in. 1900. The stock on
hand in Boston Jan. l, 1901. was 76.SG9,500
pounds; the total stock today Is Loo 1885,
81 pounds.