The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS,

COFFEE AND sUGAR-New York,
Jan l8:-Coffee spot Rio, market stea dy;
No. invoice, TIC; mild, market quiet;
GoTdoya, .8al214c; Sugar, ma rket steady
Refined easy. Standard A. $3.50; confec-
TONERS. A. $3.50; mould A, $3.50; cut LOAF,
S5;: crushed; $3.50; granuiated. $500; Tcubes,
opened at five points advanced and rul-
ed more active on covering following
European and Santos stability, with
some subsequent changes and general
tineud large receipts in Brazil and unSat-
sisfactory demand from spot supplies. The
market closed. steady at an advance of
five to ten points. Total sales were TO-
March at $5.S0@5.S5; May at $3.50; July
at $5.95; September at $6@6.05; October
at Sc 10; December at $6.15.
WOOL KET-RoSton, Jan 1S-The
Commercial Bulletins report of the wool
trade will say tomorrow: The sales of
the week have been 2,4G5 bales domestic
and ly9l7' bales foreign d against 6,S65 bales
domestic and 1,265 bales foreign last. week
and 6,539 bales domestic and 2,945 bales
foreign for the corresponding week last
year. The RECEIPTS since JAM, show, a
bales foreign as compared with the same
period Ut last year. All statistics Of sales
are bogus as the ironelad oath of Boston
dealers to Suppress exact Information
still holds in the trade. The demand is
good and better distributed. The AneFi-s
can, Wansuck. Manchester and Lorraine
mills have led the buyers this week, in
Guiding some smaller mills that have not
bean in the market for months Prices
have not generally advance, but there is
no more cutting Of the basis for fine me-
dunn territory; which has formed the
bulk OF the sales, to a lower level than
44c.: The advance of to 71a per cent IN
London at the auctions has increased the
demand Tor Australian wool in this mar
ket. and quarter blood cross breeds lave
advanced 1c, the secured e1 American
purchasing in Australian has increased
this week and cur total takings will be
nearly 5000 bales than. the 20,G00 bales
originally announced as the total.
I COTTON .MARKET-New York, Jan 49,
--Cotton---Spot closed dull; middling up
lian6s. SIC; middling Gulf, 1850. Sales,
q La 6ales Futures, closed steady. January,
9.6Sc; Feb. uary, 9.40c; March, 9.3Sc; April,
9.S6c; May. 9.37c; June, 9.35c; July 935c
August, 9.oSc: September, S.55c
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, Jan.
1&-Butter-Receipts, 3, AIS packages; firm;
creamery, 1sQ22c; June creamery, Ia
1875; factory, 11@14c. Cheese-Recefpts,
| 4.@5 pac;kbases; firm. Fancy large fall
! ll%@12c. Eggs-Receipts 1874 packages
! flrm; western average packed, at mark,
2 lqgp1& =, western loss off, 2Sc.
There has been no further business of
| any moment in print cloth today. In
otheT cotton goods the demand has been
CT about the same as of previous days
! IN staple lines, but more business than
before has been reported in printed goods.
Prices are without material change in
any direction. Linens are in moderate
| requests but firm on prices. BuriapS are
| scarce but very firm for Calcutta goods.
| METAL MARKET-New York, Jan 1S
Tin in London advanced about G1 to
! G120 5s following a light speculative nioye-
| ment, but failed to materially affect the
/ local situation other than to create a
! SymFathetlc advance ic prices. Orders
| from the interior are disappointing and
trading confined to hand to mouth
| business with tin very ~aiet at $26 371@
! 9gaScsE $24.15 the close of yesterday.
Cc99IPp1S 81 had a slight advance abroad to
! ga lOs, but experienced a dull and I'M
| interesting day locally. Prices at the
| close were nominaly quoted at tic for
! Lake Superior and 1880 for casting and
eIecLColylc WITT concessions freely offered
without change in price or feature and
only few small lots of pig lead were
sold at "a 37i T. with spelter quoted at the
| close at $a.05@410 Domestic iron nnat-
kets are nominally unchanged at So 5Gd
lo.5o for pig iron warrant; $1561s 50 for
northern foundry; southern folfndry, $14 81
! Ql5.I3 and soft. southern, $136113. 10
LONDON WOOL MAR < ET-I.ondon
| Jan 1S.-The offerings at the auction wool
safes To-Day number lS,50S bales. Good
secured merfnos brought extreme prices
| the home and continental representatives.
| purchasing actively. France was a free
| buyer and a few good lots CT the best
greasy Eictorians were taken for Amer
lea. full rates being paid for The same
met with a keen demand Fine,naired
secured sold Tt2@10 per cent higher. Cane
| of Coed Hope and Natal snowwbites were
Id dearer. Following are the sales in
detail: New, South Wales. $500 bales;
secured, I'd Is at Sgd; greasy. 4G1od.
Queensland, 2,200 bales; secured. l6D71sd
| greasy. 41A@10d. Victoria, 800 bales;
| secured. 6la@7d; greasy, 41aG111@d. South
| Australia, 400 bales; greasy, 414@19d
West Australia, COO, bales greasy, 4s4@
! Ted. New Zealand. LEO bales; secured
G1z@5d; greasy, 4A@11d. Cape of Good
| Hope ard Natal, 2.20 bales: secured,
Ayres, 500 bales; greasy, Ss4@6Ad.