New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05

METALs-TIN- London tin market decidedly
Ga5y the market is quiet with spot held around 20 95
ing for spot and at feS Is Sd for futures Locally
me sltulon SHOWS little inProv eHent. and quotations
ana casting at I4.75c LEADDiead Was lower in Lon
456846oc In the local market sPEfTER-spelter was
changed a. 3 rs tie 9 P9 o Tas pa at
62s Cd in Glasgow and at 53s Sd in Middlesboro The
foundry SoEt5sEn 81 25@sl7 10
sTn and No foundry Southern soft at SI7gSI7 go and
showed early Steadncss but final bids We're generally
9g9te; May SO 75a$15 81 June SIS S0aS1e July, SIG
MOLA ssEs AND BYRUPs1The business passing IN
oPn sS PTaf 3 @ed 6 53F ns s oR S5
consequence svTups were firm Quotations follow New
Orleans centrifugal common 12ql$c fair 169l7c; good,
81s sEI{UPs common I4a15e: fair l6Siso; good IS
oc1RN FREIGHTs 1 cStering was quiet the
@ R R F s en a 6 6 Ra E 6 not f
nd yaes gfe Is F9ad Quotations to "a sP and
Hull 21.d; Rotterdam, sic; Bremen &c pfennigs;
r. i6@iic LoRdon S oats 7saed cARTERgg it,
ba 54 terms eGnS nne f 4s hefS9 to
!G3l tons ph9sPhge Port Ta5n2a to Europe private
coast South American 70 United States private terms
Colon private Australian steamer 1852 tons
steamer IoS4 tons coal PbiIadep6a to vera Cruz pr
yae terms Norwegian steamer LIS tons same; British
yae terms british steamer 1870 tons BAIT cargo sugaF
British steamer eos tons lumber Jac1sonviilo to Fort
SHINGLES and box shocks Jac e. or Brn1sc to
es Jacksonviie to Baitimors Philadelphia or New
York private eTms; schooner 1993 tons coal Norfolk
to savannah s5c schooner 45S tons coal south An
BOY u 62 private @4o s. co. ~ s606ae
tons coal Phla0eLa TO 13Ss a s eoo tons
!5e schoone 29l tons lumber GulfpoFt to Matanzas.
oiIs9There was a firm tone to cottonseed oil
e OF sale1 100 Nav at 9sc 100 May at 26%c 800
petroleum was unchanged I.nsesd oil remeine9 steady
White ssb Bbl5 Sc a5; Suk s. PhadsPh 80; sn
water white Ne7-Yorc bbls $50 95 bulk go o.
PhiladelPhia s so. bulk So water Wits cases Tg"
Prime crude b mills 2oq22Se prime summer 81 Yel5
27s.c; August 2794 92sHc; September, 2s% G29c and
0ft2 2e 5S2sse, prime 0 wnter yeoT Tin
6 dMa rs a47e Saoutta raw Coo LARD OIL t$a0a
sTenEn eo Of 5n5 Ts hes ss smssT
P 1sPs at gave hs Pro1sdn MARKET arm tone
egssss Of the T baa kansas City G 69h te $50
and The entire West 20 600 PORK slow; quoted Mess
BFEF fTn quoted Ness slIasiI so; family 500
quoted Bae2s 4e' 4S2 NJ f8 100 n 54S 1t9
III, sGotd ZEE eiag Sc: 10 h. 7ta8o: p H. ~ a7o
acc: picked hams quiet; quoted at 90 Gl0c TALDoW
quoted chicago prime steam 81 8o Middle West prime
81 4 S oa I 29o'$s s. ca 5 &c.
Brazil kegs. 50 %; compound FIRM quoted at 5Kq5%c.
STARI steady; quoted: oleo s9sc city lard searne.
RIC,Es-The local market steady firm. Primary
markets ruled steady and unchanged rates.
Quotations follow: Domestic, ordinary 8q31sc; fair
o. Patna bi5454c; japan foreign. nominal do do
Destic, 25s63&c; Java, 4zq534c; Rangoon, in bond.
~ 02&c.
SUGAR-The demand for refined sugar moderate
with list prices unchanged. Prices quoted
per cent for CASH Cut loaf and crushed 6s5c mould
A 6 Soc cubes 4Oc xxx powdered $500; powdered,
powdered and fruit powdered 625c Eagle confeo
TONERS granulaed G4Oc Eagle coarse and extra fine
Eranulated 623c Eagle IN cartons 2lo bags and 5n
granuIated and diamond 4. 615c; confectioners a &c;
No g b55c: Z 5.60c. No 54Oc; O. 5.35c; No 10
53Oc; No IL 20c: No u 515c, No 10, 5O5c; Nos il
u London dominated the situation to-day The
first cable reported sugar beets Sd lower than they
opened previous day and the closing cable reported
further decline Of about 8ad and the final prices were
follows: MAJ. Us 5lAd; 12s cid. The local
market Influenced by the weakness abroad and
hners disposed to operate at the moment. At
time selling pressure. The rul-
ing duty paid prices follows: Centrifugal 90 test
4tsc Jnuscovado 50 4c oIasses sugar. 50 test,