New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-18

with a good demand prices were marked up on
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Cruz 2os4c TampeO. 2o4.c; Iabesco 2oae: Mstamoros,
Duty paid Tsyts 14Isci aaraeaibo i5e; PeTnsm6uoo.
Vera Cruz. 124c: Pr0grssO 12o Mexico l2%c Santiago
LAATaBRSAs a whole the market for leather was
vim good demand especially t on c'g aE on
ssleetiOn 2Sg2o sLausher Es s s5iS sSi99S
sf}sSs a les SeaS Sc Ssaasc second Backs Sic thirds
TEgt Bic light backs COW 86c seconds. sac bellies.
I11To shoulders s2S 9ak osGks DIE 9g o. g ,i s
$3.50? Sens butts SsG{2o Texas oak sole 28qS0o
eted 6nt prioos weTs pretty well nianfsnsd with spot
nsrket was Quiet but rnly held spot quoted
g gs2 5 COPPER was higher 1e5osa CLOSING al
reported and the market was very G1et: tsSe
and casting at i6123s Gie875c- LEAD remains some
ses are scarce and each transaction It's
own price. with the market more or less nonina az
5a556 Lead Is sill said TO be aXataoe l0[ toa[a
shipment at SOC The f9Ee 81 sFs TaS Wa hgSe
at 5z2 ed at 6S8IOo non closed
standard FOUNDRY and 54s for Cleveland warrants in
the English market L2Gay f Gh Is held at si7 7bG
ais % ana foundry Southern at 81 GslI 10 me
T i5n prices lSs ssnsray somPaEed WIN
last f6 6s5s Nc es os "s sS 6l5
SI5 So DsI i S16 iS G6 Hsrch SIS 75aS16 20
NCrAssEs AND sYRUPs- Moasses was firmly held
al all points Win dras6S for export and there
some inquiry from oes 6uy rsesn aq Business Lns Seeming tS
have ABSORBED 5S9 2as 0Rfugs oommon ai2c
I8al5c good o 5sgS' % PTse ao3 go
a asa ss'F' -'4',''' '''-' .,n
tonnage ehartsFiag vas s rates were steady
for tonnage OF Dotl- =, TivernooI 254d. Lon
don and Hull 3D. Bristol a1sd NoyeInpr' 45 S
Rotterdam Hamburg end Bremen az. % p nsf Issd
Sf5ARTIsf5s- british steamer 1905 tons china GIay
F9wsgg to sae5 6oT6eam hsace to Haodate o
Yokohama 221lc November British ste@ or Continent
cotton etc Savannah to United eS tons gen
berThed November Nqrwegisn sfe sIss Sd December;
STsh steaner 1900 quarters grain At!antiG range
haf IS November. Norwegian steamer IsIo tons eG sS
Norfolk sn 10 C cargo Phadelphia TO sydney private
terTns. British bark 1I57 tons. lumber Cur y
yate FERNS schooners 2S4 and I294 Tors ling
PIiIadelphIa 10 81 90 sohoonsF 1 IONS
sa1annah to 81 500 aEd ioaasq5 terms
seocne z tons lumber Musquas bridgeport So 90;
schooner sl7 tons coal PnilaaePl1 SIS tons coal
BSfs5sIphia to Farhaven private terms se6oonHT s
tons coal "a tons coal Philadelphia TO Portland pFi-
oI1ottonseed oil day under heayy Insf
ugs and absence Of bull support 6s1 January at
S%e 0o0 May 27c and 100 al rs i Liee
petroleum was IN E0oa e oe quote: PTRo1EUM standard
%be b6 s. CO. bulk 81 ~ $40 Bo
% NeE7-York, bbls. - o. pu!N,
SO 50 bulk So 60 water Write, on
az. Pills delphia S13 % COTTOHSoE1r-D
poTK S eTnde mills she prime summer adnnnT 2 4
PftHe 5S26 nc November = 20 &c rD,a
3 SSse January s.G26c. and May LIN
&C. y S52gc prime winter yellow; -, 49,
%ntee cT1American seed. city raw 3q49G' e s67S3
"a IN provisions Nas -
PIoNlSIC sber T,rk near the close on nAnip
adys ths market inclined 70 e "a easier
Otherwise 70 continued liberal receipts ara
NeAhsIc, Arrivals Chicago were 20 ~ west
I've moss - 600 al Omaha 5coo and e. t re
PORK steady; quoted aansl5Ss 70 Et,F.FS steady:
fOVI, roSSIS short clear, 81 os9So, oCke,
ilyi 81 50 5OIS10 family 81 n p6EEf
quos61 extra India 81 81 0IPFsSFD HOES
HAMS stengs aeans Tac: $50 II. 4gc ~, r. a me-.
easy; quoteI' "a dsiSc CUT MEAT o.. ~
10. Sc Smoking. 10t4c: 10 70 S3c. al [57c
stsaGy Tckled shoulders duii' CtI- o,sSv
10 s59sT QUIET quoted at 9*9iee TARH bareiy
Picked 80 AHc: 4%cft47s 49, TX ci.y
quoted yes; Chicago prime steam sIS a,tb Arner
steady q,.d at nc: refined quiet quo' oarond
steady Ointment Sc Brazil Kegs onoted
! icH, ouoted a 5l@Gb'sc. 1-fN-''
que cty lard steaFne s.,,ng With the
Oleo Ia ,er1srd seems be broaaehnk eli mar
1 RICEIs@ unite literally at full prices ana go. Al
kets o.aictions being INDUCED fsrts. About
Of market based the following a. ner
future OF " - the crop is already ~ shcut II
% cent or IN process OF harNest =, 49, In.
cent cut ari-- at maturing polI .nS Sbs recent
per cent hsayy and overne~s a. az Az
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