The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

OOr EE AMI SUGAR-NeW York,
Aug. 9.-Coffee-Spot Rio steady; No.
invoice, 1-l6c; mild, quiet; COrdova, s
Q4I1sc. Sugar-Raw, barely steady; ia
refining, 9-16c; centrifugal 96-test, 51sc;
coffee future market opened steady, with
prices to 10 points higher on firm
cable news, smaller primary receipts than
generally expected, fair demand from
steadier spot demand. Disappointing late
adviees from Havre caused the local mar
ket to become somewhat easier in the
early afternoon, but the close was steady
at the opening basis, to 10 points higher
Total sales were $500 bags, a compare
lively large days business. Sales in
Guided; September, 4. 95Q5c October, 5.05c;
December, 5.20G5. 25c; March, 5. AZ. NAV
COI IONINew York, Aug. 9-Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands. Sc mid
ding gun, SAC; sales. 12l bales; futures
closed steady; August, 713c; September
7.l5c; October, 722c; November 7.23c: De-
eember, 725c; January, 7.27c; February,
72le; March. 1900; April, 7S2c
ME NE s7 York, Aug. 9-The
metal market was void of special new
feature today. Pig tin was e1 higher
and hrmer; closing spot at Els los and
futures at 8112 So. Trade was quiet I,o-
ca!ly the TIN market was quiet and with
OUT important price changes. Spot
closed at $27G27.25. Copper in London
was 5s better, but very quiet with spot
at the close quoted at EGG Is Cd and fu-
COn0t-
ton prevails in copper here at I70f7Hc
Tor Lake Superior and 163s6163kc for
casting and electrolytic. The lead mar.
ket was also unchanged at Ell les 3d.
SPeher ruled featureless at 81. 90GD3 95
here and at London spelter closed at f16
Us cd. Domestic iron markets continue
nomlnally unchanged. Pig iron war
rants, $9-50010; No. / northern foundry
$5al5. so; No. foundry. southern $146
!4-5o; NO. foundry, southern, $14. 75GI15- 25;
no. L foundry, southern, soft, $14. 75d15 "a
Glasgow warrants closed at SIS Cd and
Mlddlesboro at ass Cd.
NEW YORK PRODUCE-New York
Aug. 9-Butter-Receipts. 1851 packages
steady; state dairy, 14G19c; creamery Is
92o18c; western June factory, 156l5lkc.
Imitation creamery, HOTTIE Cheese
Receipts, 3,340 packages; market dull and
weak fancy large colored, 92s69Ibc: fan
cy large white, 91s@9Ac; fancy small
colored; -sAc; fancy small white, 91aa
g?sc Eggs--Receipts, 5,433 packages;
steady; state and Pennsylvania. I6G1sc
western candled, 12ul612c; western un-
candled. 8GISHc.
WOOI-Boston. Aug. 9.-The CONNER
cial Bulletin will say in tomorow's re-
port OF the wool trade of the United
States: The market is less sctive than
last week, but still strong with free sell
ing. The sales In the last three weeks
are so large that dealers are not C9S-
pected to catch up with their deliveries
for months. Montana. California and the
growing districts are stripped of wool
which Is being rapidly concentrated in
Boston. The stock in Boston is row
larger than in January, though shipments
to date are over 80 per cent larger than
last year. There have been large sales
of Texas wool this week, 19c being paid
for best Northern. The same price, I9c
has been paid for choicest California
spring Both these prices mark an adj
vance, as does a refusal of per cent for
a line Of Australian long combings
grading 7Gs The receipts of wool in Bos-
tor since Jan. l have been 153 467 241
pounds, against 116, 215, 265 for the same
period in l9O0 The Boston shipments to
date are Isl, 691, 4S5 pounds against sales
of 50 2J9 600 pounds for the same period in
1890. The stock on hand in Boston Jan.
/, 1901, was I6.309,5 500 pounds; the total
stock today is 76,245, Isl pounds.