New-York tribune., 1909-10-31

FLOUR AND MEAI-There was a very
light volume Of business in the -four market. as
buyers have apparently withdrawn owing to pre-
viously large purchases. and are waiting 70,
lower prices. The following are prices quot quoted
on the New York Produce Exchange: FLOUR
Spring patents. s. 4ogS6 80: winter straish,ts,
0o extra M9 winter g 4S@H4 80; Ka3s1s 2ni1s
.t5asa5s da IS P's at 8 56
nominal. RYE FT4OUR-steady. Quoted; EAT EAT
s. so0d 6 3Gfs saSe' ahiy
sa5o v.SG nAG sds s5
western spring. s28 50as24 IS; standard mid
diing s2s 55as24 %: aoaT DO s2e so; red dEs. ia
s27 20 bulk. s2s 10 sacks: oilmeal. ss+ 80
the provision market during the early trading
under active selling on the part OF specSiatiws
of higher prices. The market showed a partial
I WITH coyeFng on g ;hs cJ part 5oxs o.
kansas city had 1000 Omaha 2. 100; Chicago ex-
poets 31oso hogs on Monday ,5s51. PoRA-Firm shor,
cIear eareo sa5aSaG Use: RfEf-steady. quoted Mess
:15q$l 5o family s14gsl4 so So Rasssses RfS f52g
fH1Ms-oulet Quoted s24Gs2S,, -, DREssED Esa
MEA TSwPickied bellies quiet. quoted: snnols-
i9g 149I4Es 10 ~ lac II ooteG No. 1shT; u sS
LARD-Easy. Quoted. Middle West, l2I59
Refined lard-ouiet quoted South America. lac;
Continent, 13.25c: Brazil kegs. 15c Comp3undL
steady. Quoted: oleo. 1eA917c; city lard stear-
Inc, 1Sc.
SUGAR-The market for refined sugar was
firm, but rather quiet and unchanged. The low
est price for fine granulated is supposed 20 pc
Federal sugar Refining company. i The follow
ing are less and per 100 NJ from ,9i.;s invoice
whatsoever: Crystal dominos. in cases con
tanning go 2-lb cartons $500; do In cases OF "a
Sle cartons 7'Oe Eagle tablets etsS; cut ,Sas iSas
Eagle 5-fb bags powdered and Eagle confec-
TONERS granulated. 5.4oc; xxx powdered:
powdered and Eagle coarse and extra fine granu-
lated, 515c; Eagle 2-ro cartons OF fine granu-
% 4oc S-ib bags do' 5.sSc; & I6oib bags do, $500:
20 and so 70 bags do. 5.2oc; Eagle fine or stand
ard granulated and diamond 4: 8 l5e: confec-
and A. Abe: No !. 47Oc No 8. 4.65c: No I.
- Coo; No s. soc: No Q. 45Oc: No TO- 4.45c: No
No 16 4 soc withdrawn. The London market
for beet sugar lad higher. with tone firm
lis IO1zd and November at lis 9s.d. with May at
12s Sd. The local market for raw sugar was
quoted at 430g4.4Oc; muscovado 80 test 3.S0g
3.90c, and molasses sugar. 50 test at 3oSqS;o ooc.
certificates on the New York Produce Exchange
was lower to-day. although no business was re-
and November. SIT 25 asked: December. 81 %
asked January. s17Gsl7 65; February. $lI0
SIT So and March, sl7qS1S.
NOLASSES $ Nd SHRUPS-The market for
rnolasses and syrups was firm. but quiet ana
unchanged. Quotations follow: MOl.ASSEo,
New Orleans centrifugal. common l6g19c; fair
1920; good 22426c prime. 23q29c; New Or
leans. open kettle. 2Sa42c; SYRUPS common.
15Q22c: medium, 23926c; fancy. 2IdSOc
OLS-Linseed oil was unchanged Refined
petroleum was reported steady, at 15c for
standard white, In bbls. at New York. We
quote: PETROLEUM. standard white, bbls. New
York and Philadelphia. S.15c; bulk. 4.ooc; re
fined cases New York and Philadelphia 10 Doc;
water white, New York and Philadelphia. bbls
o csc: bulk 6.15c; water white. cases. New York
and Philadelphia 12. OJc. LTNSEED OILI-Amer-
lean seed city raw. 6S964c out-of-town raw,
62q63c Calcutta raw. 15c. LARD O1L-$1.
COTTOSSEED OII-Sentiment was again
very bulish in the cott0nseed oil market, ard
values we're higher for the active positions
Commission houses were good buyers. and while
there was some active profit taking at times
selling orders apparently made little impression
on the market and offerings were readily ao-
sorbed Crude oil again strong, selling a
a1c per gallon in the south which is new
record price for the present upward movement
and which according to the usual basis OF hgur-
ing is equal 10 about 1.48c IN the local specu-
latlve market. The strength in crude is said 10
he due 70 active buying on the part or compound
lard makers, and while Spectators are thought
10 he carving a large amount OF oil bulls seem
very confident OF their positions. arguing that
there is little probability OF any material decline
in values as long the crude market holds firm
The range OF prices was as follows: