The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR :. New York,
May 14.-Coffee-Spot Rio dull NO. m
voice. G1Ac; mild quiet; CordoVa, eHV
12c Sugar firm but quiet; fair renn.ng.
394c; centrifugal, 96-test. $500; molasses
sugar. 312c; refined quiet. Comee-Liqui-
dation and DISAPPOINTING developments on
the outside led to lower pr.ces today. me
market opened quiet with prices IN
changed to points lower, and for the
rest of the day was heavy with a down
ward tendency under room ana some 1or-
eign selling and dearth of supporting
orders. Later prices In European mar
kets and generous receipts in Rio, with
sluggish spot demand and expected larger
Brazilian shipments served to check in
vestment buying. The market closed
quiet, with prices net 10 points lower,
Total sales were 1880 bags, including
May at 5.25@5.30c; June, 5.30c; July. 5.45ci
August. 5.5Oc; September. 5:55q5. 6Oc; Oc-
tober 5.65. and December, 5.75c.
METALS-New York, May 14.-Very lit
tie interest was manifested in tin today,
and prices sagged off materially. despite
the fact that metal abroad further adj
vanced under manipulation, closing 5s
Id above the close Of yesterday on spot,
making it G112 10s but futures, however,
were unchanged at G119 los. After a
very dull day our market closed easy
in tone at $2650GG267 IS, denoting loss of
Is points on asking rates. Iron markets
displayed easiness of undertone under
liberal offerings, but no business of con-
sequence resulted and prices remain I'M
iron warrants: Northern foundry $l525
016.50 Southern foundry. $l46D15. So and
soft Southern, $l30i5.50. Lead and spelter
ruled. inactive and nominally unchanged
copper in the local market remains in
animate, and prices were more or less
nominal on the basis of TIC for Lake Su-
perior and 1870 for casting and electro
lytic. In London loss of 2s Cd was
noted. clos. ng spot at G69 rs Cd and
futures at SO IS Cd.
WOOL-Boston. May H.-There is prac-
tically no change in the condition of the
wool market here and there Is nothing in
the wool market to encourage specula-
ton. The nriceS at which the woods IRE
being bought in the West are about the
same as the class Of woods are selling
for in this market For territory fine
medium and fine secured staple in. 40
@42c is quoted, while the strictly staple
article calls for 44645c Fleece woods
move slowly and attract but little atten-
ton. Sales Of Ohio washed delaine have
been made at Csc. and this appears TO he
the top of the present market.
DRY GOCDS-New York Nav 1.-THE
market today has not shown and change
OF moment in any department only a
In all lines OF cotton goods and nricaS are
without quotable alteration. Print cloths
continue inactive and prints irregular
SILKS IN fair request and prices steady.
COTTON-New York Nav 14.-Cotton
Spot closed quiet. Middling uplands.
3 1-16c; middling gulf SIG. Sales G III
bales. Futures closed quiet; May 7. ISc.
June. 75lc; July 755c; August. 1850;
august Use; September. 710c October,
1O4c: November, &c: December, 7c,
January 7.02c February. 7O2c.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York. Nav
-Butter-Receipts &145 packages.
steady. Factory. 11013c; Cheese-Re-
ceipts SOL packages: new irreg11Iar
fancy large co'ored Sc: fancy large white
81 rancF small colored, NC; Fancy small
whlte, SIC. Eggs-Receipts. 25.e64 pac,c-
ages SLOW
packed, 12z@13c; stockage western, 1917