New-York tribune., 1901-04-12

NETAIS-Again the local market Tor Tin showed
under buying orders and the continued beaTish
cosnS cI5 % ot and easy at SIS s5as26 10 Tin in
ti2 lis Cd Coppcr in London advanced and closed
m with spot at te9 IS 81 and futures at $40 is Tns ahs
nomna unchansed at 81 for Lake Superior per % ana ea
slow unchanged here 81 81 In London paises
S were IS % 1 H%f AZ g soaS3 a5 Domestic iron markets
ruled stea9 but Spiet ne a. qrha4gsa SIS 2as1G 5
Southern foundry sl4asl5 So and soft So sopHeFn SSg
MoLAssE AND sYRUPsAdy!css from The the south south in in
changes IN quotations geP9Te 5 rIes e G5atos SSa foo
New-oreans centrifugal common l2gl8e fair lisgS as
sod l7g22c prime 23&Soc Mew0gams crd 15S GF far
i7iSe sooi isq2o prime 2la2ac fancy 2sg27S i
was dull business being light in all trades Rates were were
uotans to Lverp9ol i.S London mon 2d S2s Gas
castle 2sd: Antwerp Sd Hambug. 10 pfss: rotterdam
&C. 5t Is &C. &C. S9R f Psd Steamer
quarters grain, PhiadeIphia TO Cork b. Is 81 option @
deals capbo United @ K!ngdq I52a ass ,2,5 %
qn months i HGFSfan f45G sh 6aT 6s tons lumber
81 or nagn esaEo Sl2 s BARK Or SO sossqs Gqs
81 6 AZ cedar 9ss 3 I6n ssna Tdd
8 & 2 scaoaneP SO IONS coal Norfolk
minsion 4 C. to back Of Ha'teEas With
oswood private terms schooner l59i tons phosphate M
from Norfolk S5c schooner tons phosphate, Ashley
r I6n a to Ps1y Saa4s Nook a6 P6'ts 6 s
123 tons. coal Port Reading 20 st J0hn n h
u6 Ia &C. on s 1856 oa tons sGa ge'a tn
Boston S2e British 5eome5 25s t"s is Ma
activity and aFness were n fsabFss b6 fdP
asked The nmness Of lard products was IS. 9f G s9me
bis s. g. ana in bulk S TO- PblladeiPha bbs s. 60
tonse aF%s me s59dg bGs Hs5% S i pr b4m h $s
4oc: prime winter yeoW sc seeq raw SIC Vest
quoted g under city brands Lard oil Ss@To' ,.
market but hTm unasrtons prevailed
firm in hoF market The eoee was shade higher
previous night chcago receipts AMOUNTED @ TO % q o 200
hdrs hass2s ere e' PoRKirm; quoted Mess
Sas E. .5. sSosss 500
aE f 5q R2 s. SGS 9uo s 5oas2
agoISd 6 81 ,aeSns sss 1c lsG PT p MEATs llse
Pa os; y n esady @ g so Pickles shSadsrs lo 10 $ M
quoted. 7l!@734c Picked hams STEADY; quoted 81
Quoted 7oss 75c ct iard
nes sde lard Rlsa, m Quoted ,s G s
sTEARiNE-seady: quoted; oeo. sac city lard
change t2ay Business mas on the hand to
mouth 9.r oraT 4 FAIR % good prime @ ehoee
a ass hsaa Ranso6n aaa ia bond Japan
DAY eSe5a 5ces o os of business
strey the lowest and expecting another
rise in sbas Dses and in Hs onns sc oUd a oc
S6c. xxx powdered 55oc: powdered powdered
and fruit powdered. 545e Eagle eonfectoners' granu
lated GGc Eagle fine granulated
Eagle cartons 10 bags and 10 bags OF fine
lated 5Joc Eagle granuiaed, standard granula Ted
and diamond A 535c: confectioners A. 515c No l, &c
2 and 8. 4.95c; No 4ooc NO O. 4.sSc; No g. : SOC
45c Nos la ard 4iOc: Nos Ii. Is and 16 435c To
DAVIS for active Prices
advanced early day about l-32c on urgent de
man by the American Sugar ResninG
Company. and before this inquiry was satisfied ota
about 27 changed hands There were
ready buyers at 3-32c centrifugal SO spot
9-i6c for and l1-lec for molasses
Future worth 1-32c higher, and the
market. the whole, was in very strong position
SALE in follows 1896 bags San Domingo
centrifugal and 5000 bags Cuba centrifugal &c
( 2,674 bags san Domingo moasses sugar
on spot at ll-s2c; 1895 Jamaica niuscovado
spot 3 9-l6c. Later in the day sales OF 4so bag:
San 20 . 1885 T. and $50 bags
rnolasses at 1l-32c. reported Total visible
TEA-The market for tea futures opened dull III
throughout the day ruled absolutely featureles withou
No sales recorded. Closing
prices follow: April. 70ql2 soc; May. u soQ IL 90c
Iuue s0SBI3c July and August Is 10Gl3 a0c Sepem
October 13 I0G Is Soc November and December
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