New-York tribune., 1909-11-02
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ILOIR ANn MEAI-rrnh.

FLOUR AND MEAI--Trade was dun i'm
noui, with little business doing aside from odd
lots 10 ill urgent requirements BUYERS are "a
a ruie well supplied with flour bought at lower
prices , and are encouraged to hold off. owing TO
me me recent decline in wheat although millers are
stu stin very firm in their views. The following are
prices quoted on the New York Produce EN-
600; winter straights 81 25ds5 30, winter pat
ems. EMS - 7oaSo 80: spring clears. 81 5Oasi 80:
winter, 81 4oas4 80: kansas straiebts' 81 $50
81 = BCCkWHEAT FLOUR-Market dull.
Q4%tFd s2 30 In bulk per 100 10. nominal. RYE
"a %; choice TO fancy. 81 30q$4 81. CORNMEAI.
11Erta TSte4dY; Quoted; Kiln dried. So 80. BAG
81 30aS1 80; coarse, 81 40QS1 ~. FEED-West-
eTn eTr, steSdy s oo,. city STEADY Quoted; Western
ds24 10 -four do S29 80; red dog S31 II: city
bran So 80 in bulk. s24 - in sacks; mddling,
s2+q$3l: G red dog s32 50: hominy chop. s27 so in
bulk. S2S 20 in sacks oil meal. S34 so
PROVIS!ONS-Therew was an easy undertone
sGIas to the market for hog products, and prices
selling ON the part of speculative interests. Hogs
were steady. but packing interests are believed
ing season begins on November l. and prices are
az an unusually high level. and it is thought that
possible, before beginning the new pack Chicago
receipts were 2s. 900 hogs: Kansas City had 11OOO
for TUESDAY, IS. 600 PORKESteady' ouo;ed: :
Mess. So Il; family. $2eas27; short clear s25a
india mess Reef HHMs.Qaef Sasra
Y.
Quoted: Bacons 1850; $50 10. 1o4lc: 100 10 lie:
lao n, lie: pigs. Iil4c. CUT MEATS -Piclied
steady, Quoted At Ia'a91ac, TA1LoW|BareIy ii,'i-y
Quote Middle e81n5Fy western osS
y zoe city lard easy Quoted at 12lsa129sc.
lea. 14c: Continent. 13.25c. Brazil. kegs. 15c.
Compound easy. Quoted at 1OdIOl2c STEAR-
INEMsteady Quoted: oleo. 1d%4qlIc; city lard
sUGAR.-Tho market for refined sugar was
firm with prices unchanged. and business was
fairly active. The lowest price for fine gramu-
lated seemed TO be i.95c net less | per cent
rehners claimed TO hold firm at 5.03c, same
terms. The following are less > and per
No further discounts whatsoever: Crystal
donlinos. in cases Of 80 lib cartons S.5Oc: do
in cases of - 5-lb cartons, 7.5oc; Eagle tab
lets. G.iJc: cut loaf. J.a5c; crushed J.S5c;
mould a. J50c; cubes. Fable 5-lb bags pow
dered and Eagle confectioners' granuIated
coarse powdered. 525c; fruit powdered and
Eagle coarse and extra fine granulated. 515c;
lib bags do J. 45c: lib bags do 5.40c: 5'Ib
bags do, 5.35c; 10-lb bags do soc; - and
80 ID bags do. soc: Eagle fine or standard
granulated and diamond A. 5I5c: confection-
ers A, 1850; No |, 490c: No =. 4.S5c; Nos ;
6oc. No = n5c, No y 3% Ioc. o. 30 40 :.
No H. 4.4oc; No L., 4.33c; Nos H. IL and II.
43oc; No ii. 43oc, withdrawn. The London
market for beet sugar steady with sell
ers ~ quotations. and November was quoted
at lis 924 and December at lis md with
was 1-16c higher than the last known sales
this advance being on actual business on the
PAID. and that was the price named al the
close of business to-day Muscovado. 50
50 test, at 3.6lc. Sales were about :, 900 bags
Cuf" centrifugal promp: shipment. at Sc
basis 90 test. cost and freight, to Warner
The same people ais" bought between 20.0Oo
ard 30 000 bags Cubas new CROP for fxaJ
shipment in January. at l1-1Gc. basis 90 test
cost ana freight. equal to lose duty paid.
At the close of the market. however Cubas
were offered ar : 1l-16c. cost and freight. for
January ana February shipment. but refners
acre not interested in anything later than
January at that price
RICE-The rice market was fairly active
and steady here. At the South there was a
rather slow sales movement at the Atlantic
ports Dan Talmage's Sons CO. New Orleans
telegraphs Louisiana crop movement to date
as follows Receipts. rough. s4G.56O sacks.
timated at 62a.233 pockets against 56:i .22i
last year Talmage. Charleston. teIegraphs
Carolina crop movement to date as showing
receipts of a7.1G4 pockets. and sales 10 oG}
pockets Quotations follow: Screenings pa N
244G ordinary "a q T.; fair. A, n41@c; good
80 nc; head japan. 3i4 a 50 e; Patna. -. ac
0' METhISMCopPEmKG TIS Err KGTbS JT5a' iocsi S or,..
spot November ana becember cIosip at Wn MN
IL. I5c January at 1260d IL 90c and February at
L. 75a13c. The London market closed easy with
spot quoted at t5I 5s and futures at f5s as 6i.
tons futures Locally no business was reported.
Local dealers dl;ote Lake copper at 10 81 y "a 1ac
dl2 62lac. TIN-Steady. with a sale OF :, tons
for December delivery 30.65c on the New York
Metal Exchange. Closing prices follow: Spot
and November. 3050q30 Toe December. 80 6nli
30 soc: January 10 65g2O 9Oc and February
so I0a3lc. The London tin market was higher.
but closed easy at reaction from top. with spot
quoted at 1888 and futures at EI4O las cd LEAD
Quiet. with spot quoted at 4 :i2ts n 4ur New
York. and at 4.2Oai - lac East St Louis The
London market was also unchanged. at f.3 as.
IRON-The English iron market was higher at
lis fi-d for Cleveland warrants Locally the
market unchanged, with No = foundry
Northern quoted AT SIS 50MSl9 The market for
pig iron certificates the New York Produce
Exchange was easier. although no sales were re
ported Regulars quoted as follows cash
and November. SIG 1851; December. SIG 75n
si7 % January. Si71SI1 80. February ana March,
SlTus17 40.
NOLASsE> AND >YKCPS-The market
for n,olassss aud syrups firm. but quiet ana
unchanged. Quotations follow: MoLASSES
orlaa na centrifugal. common i6n l.c, fair. ian
PIE; good .@ff2ic primo. 23n2lc: New Orleans
nle., 20 70