The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

COFFEE AND SUGAR-New York,
July 7.I,Coffee:, Spot dun; No, invoice
1212c, Suga-Raw steady; fair refining,
8 0-16c; centrifugal 96-test S-l6c mo-
lasses sugar, 5-16c; refined unsettled;
No; 6, 4S5c; No. z, 4.5Oc; No. 8, 4,65c; No.
y, 46Oc; No. 10, 4.55c No. II, 450c; No.
II 4.50c; No 10. 4.40c; No. IA, 44Oc;
Standard A, 4,25c; Confectioners' A, 525c;
Mould A. $500; cut loaf $3.50; crushed,
6.22c; powdered, 5.55c; granulated, 5.45c;
cubes 5.7Oc. Coffee futures held about
unchanged today and business fell off de-
cidedly from the big figures of yester-
DAY. ON the whole, the market was
steady, with prices unchanged to 5 points
higher, and during the rest of the morn
ing this rating was in vogue, despite un-
friendly foreign market advices and ire
mendous receipts in the crop country.
But In the afternoon there was a slight
change for the worse, with closing prices
net unchanged to points lower, with
the tone steady. German interests were
the chief buyers all day. Total sales
were 1900 bags, including July at 4.85c;
September, 4.90Q495c; October, &C; NO
Yember, sc; December, 5.15c; February
5.g 9o March, 5S5c; May, 5.45c; June, $3.50
METALS-New York, July 1.-THE
metal markets at home and abroad were
quiet today London tin was rs Cd lower
with spot closing at 9133 and futures at
ZIP. Inc local market was also lower
anu rather easy at the decline as there
was not brisk buying, the quoted basis
being $27.121a to $27.7O The local copper
market held up to previous prices, and
electrolytic at 1880. London. however
was Is Cd higher and closed at e68 for
spot and E68 IS Sd for futures Lead
quiet and unchanged both here and
ed here at So. 5000. 95. while London show
ed a decline of 5s, closing at G16 los. Iron
at New York was slow and nominal, with
pig iron warrants quoted at $3.50 to So
English or4lya
Glasgow closed at 53s Id and Middlesboro
closed at AS 71&d.
:, COTTON,-New York. July 17.-Cotton-
Spot closed quiet, Lice higher: middiine
uplands, SIC middling gulf, SNs; sales
$40 bales Futures, closed steady; July,
8.26c; August, 7.76c; September. 7.70c: Oc-
tto 1S, 7,73c; November, 7,7c; December
March. 7.79c; April, 7.SOc.
BUTTER AND EGGS-New York, July
H,-Butter-Receipts, 1852 pkgs; firm:
state dairy ,y l4ql41ac; creamery, 15@191ac;
pigs quiet; fancy large colored and
white, sac; fancy small colored and
white, 9Ac Eggs-Receipts, 1924 pkgs;
STEADY; state and Pennsylvania, 15017c;
western candled. 13Q15c; Western uncan-
died, S01215c.
WOOL-Boston, July 1.-THE American
Cotton and Wool Reporter will say to-
morrow of the wool market: The market
is stronger and more active. The IN
creased business is very unevenly dis
tributed, however, half dozen houses
having transacted the bulk of the husl-
ness. The bulk of the demand has been
for territories and fine woods although
an increased demand has been manifested
in fleece woods, all of which has been at
increased prices. The trend of the mar
ket on fine stock is toward a higher level
and better inquiry is noted for medium
stock. Some dealers report that 1t Is
impossible to get higher prices, but on
hne woods better prices certainly have
been obtained than have been secured
two or three weeks ago. From the low
est point touched in the past year there
has been a recovery of 2 or 3 cents per
secured pound, or say to 10 per cent.
The sales for the week in Boston amount
ed to 6,1SO,O00 pounds domestic and 14O. 900
pounds foreign, making a total of 6. 500 900
against total of 1882 700 for the pre-
YiouS week and a total of 1663O0O for
the corresponding week last year The
receipts. of wool in Boston this weel;
amount to 1924 bales. against 1883 bales
last week and 1920 bales last year
shipments of wool for the week ending
July 10 are as follows: Tuesday, July O.
81, 800; Wednesday, July 10, 1,OOS o95:
Thursday, July IL 7S6, 795: Friday, july
y 1OlS,l55; Saturday, July 10, i.OSS. Al:
Monday, July 15 S43 1884, total 5,662. 799
pounds. This shows an increase of /. 800. :
IsS pounds over the shipments of 3723. OF
pounds for the previous week Since
Jan. the total shipments amount to 1871 :
125,1S5 pounds.