The Saint Paul globe., 1901-07-31
MISCELLANEOUS

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York, Ju-
ly O.-Coffee-Spot Rio quiet: No: in
voice, 59sc; mild quiet; market dull; Cor
dova, S9ll1Ac. Sugar-Raw steady; fair
refining, 9-16c; centrifugal, g6 test, 4
5-%2c; molasses sugar, l5-l6c; refined
quiet. Coffee futures kept within a o.
point variation throughout the entire day,
and at best 1t was a small market. The
opening was steady, at a decline of .
points, as a result of much weaker Euro
pean cables than expected, heavier Pra-
lillian crop movement and q sluggish
spot market. Features Of iInpo, tance We're
lacking. Trading was moderately active,
Eut mostly of common nature. The
market was finally steady at net un-
changed prices to 5 points decline. To-
tai sales " ere $50 bags, including August
at 4.S0c; September, at 4.S5G490c; Octo-
March. at 523Gt5. .30e. and May, at 5.35q5. 40c.
METALS-New York, July 20.-Includ-
ed in the cable adViceS this morning was
a decline of 91 in spot pig tin at London,
ward delivery of that metal was without
change and held steady. The close was
irregular, with spot standing at ELS 15s
and futures at 9116 5s. Our market, how
ever, did not respond to the depression
abroad. as 1t held pretty steady at fully
sustained prices, closing at $T7.75@78. Cop
per in London followed the loss scored
here yesterday and eased off Is Cd, bur
little business resulted The close was
easy at 967 Gs Sd on spot and G67 15s on
futures Here the market was quiet at
yesterdays decline, closing at 16la617c
for Lake Superior and 16as sl69zc for cast
ing or electrolyt.c. Lead was Is Cd lower
abroad. closing at eli lis Cd on SPOT.
while the local market was quite feature
less and unchanged at A.3712. Spelter Yves
Gull agan today at S3S0QD3.95. London
market was also dull at e16 12s Cd. Amer
fcan iron markets were without feature,
but remains in buyers favor. Pig iron
warrants closed at $].50a10; Northern Nc
l foundry. $l5@l5.50 No. foundry South
N.
$14.75@15.50 No. 1 foundry, Southern soft.
sl475Q15.25. Glasgow iron warrants clos
ed at SIS and MiddIesboro at 45s Cd.
WOOL-Boston. July 30.-There was
firm tone to the wool market here this
week, with values well maintained and
the general situation is hardening. There
has been an absence of speculative feel
ing as far as buying IS concerned but
the wants of the mills are large. Terri
tory woods continue to lead the sales.
Fine medium and fine staple IS quoted at
44045c, while the strictly staple article
calls for 4644Sc. Fleece woods are quoted
are only moderate as yet. The following
are the quotations for leading descrip-
tons: Ohio and Pennsylvania feeces, x
and X and above, 23424c; Xxx and Xxx
ing, z6Q2Sc No. 2 and 3, three-eighth
blood, 25c; coarse and braid washed, 300
24c; Michigan. Wisconsin, etc, X Michi-
gan. 2042lc; No. Michigan combing. q
coarse and braid washed, 23c; fine de-
laine. 23d24c; unwashed medium etc.
Kentucky and Indiana, quarter-blood
combing, zoe; three-eighths blood, 20c;
Missouri. quaIter-blood combing, 19c:
three-eighths blood, 19c; braid combins,
lie; territory, secured basis, Mont6:a
fine. 14Gl6c; secured. 44d46c; fine medium,
14Q1ec; secured. 42643c; staple, 16617c:
secured, 46@iSc; Utah, Wyoming and
Idaho fine. 13@14c; secured, 44d45c; fine
medium, 13Gl14c; secured 4oG43c; staple,
15Gl6c; secured, 46G47; Australian, scour-
ed basis, spot prices, combing supertine,
74075c: good. 6SQl70c; average, 65GG7c.
NEW YORK PRODUcE-New York
July 30.-Burter-Receipts. 12.3SS pkgs;
steady; creamery, 164201zc: factory. i3@
l5c; imitation creamery, 149171Rc Cheese
Receipts, 24,l46 pkgs; firm but quiet;
fancy large colored, 9ssc; fancy large
white. Sasp9lac; fancy small colored SIC !?
fancy small white 912G95sc. Eggs-Re-
ceipts, ,325 pkgs; firm; state and Penn
sylVania, 16d1Sc; Western candled 14G
1G12c; Western uncandled, S63141ke
COTTON-New York. July 30-Cotton-
Spot closed dull and Lice lower middling
uplands, 1-l6c; middling gulf, s SIG;
sales, 1923 bales. Futures close quiet:
July. 7.15c; August. 7.11c; September, I. f7c:
October, 7.2zc; November. 7.30c; Decem
Der. 7.S2c; January, 1850; February. I. .36c.
March, 7S9c; April, 7.41c.