New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-27

TLOUR AND MEAL-Flour traders reported
old level of prices. Low grade springs were
best sellers. Advices from Kansas City state
that milers have caught up with their orders
and cannot get fresh ones, that they have
pulled ont of the market at least they viii
largely curtah output Rye -four was n;odcr-
ateiy active at firm prices. The following are
prices quoted OF the New York Produce Ex-
ehaHgs s 2 Ra5e e ,1 50 5o9$s So wRtsT
s. So: spring clears, 81 60@S5; extra No /
81 60: Kansas straighfs. S. 1oas5 10. BUCK
WHEAT FLOU R-Market quiet. bulk. So 80
oaotad FAIR 100 good o & i 81 oaoss u
fancy, 81 5o@s4 90. CoRNMEAI.-ouiet.
Quiet. Quoted: Fine white and yellow, 81 30
a 81 %; coarse. 81 4e@S1 -. FEED-West-
ern steady city steady. quoted: Western
s93 50d S24 30. -four do. 500 5oi red dog,
sci "a: city bran. S23 80 bulk, s34 Is sacks;
friddIing S24 a s31; red dog. s32 g.: hominy
choD. s27 so bulk, SIS 20 sacks. OIL MEAL
HTDEs-Thc market for hides was firm.
with moderate offerings and quite good de-
mand and the tendency seems 70 be toward
however there is a disposition on the part
OF certain buyers TO look for good openings on
LEATHER-Ths market for leather was
FIRM. with a good Jobbing demand ct full
prices. Values rule were unchanged.
FFTAIs-COPPER- market for stand
ard copper was weak and neglected. and no
prices were made on the csl at me Metal al t5 *
was bid and asked for spot and All deliveries up
December.
f5g los ID and futures at f57 lss %. Sales there
included 200 tons spot and l. 500 tons futures.
elecfrolytc at 10 SOAP 75c and casting az I23Ti2
9f262hc TIN--Quiet bU. firm. with spot and
octabNr closing at 30 50El30. roc. November at
20 EOG3O 75c and December and January ar 80 IS
go SIC The London market was firm at E13s
75g ed for spot and GAO i2s Cd for futures LEAD
Quiet with sgot a@oted a. - e 4oe Ns%
don market was unchanged at I'll e - SPELL
TE.R-Firri with spot quoted at 9. 3C.ae soc New
York and At 6.2oc bid East -. LOUIS 1 The
london market closed at E2} 5s iftoN-l ne
T.np1isl, iron market unchanged at DIS %
for Cleveland warrants Locally IRON was $500 -
1-,tb No . foundry Northern quoted at Sls BOO
$40 Saies OF 500 tons Of pig iron we're re-
rorted IN the Produce Exchange certincate fns sa
tons December and 600 tons January, ell az
sI7 25 Prices we're little easier, as sellers
EeEe witsS 70 eeespt s1y9gsl9 60 ee 81
aSi7 80: November. si7nsi7 90; December. SIG
81 -: January. s1Tasle: February. slTgSls l9'
sn s,o n@ aszFs 4ND SYRUPs-The market for
raoIeeses and syrups held 20 q firm basis. with
GOOD 5o i,o aes5a orleans ceatTit
ga. co!, s9sqsS2gc. New Orleans open kettle
2sa4sc sTRUPs--S onlnaon. 454@-e' medium
~SgE11STToS-VVfie fluctuations were rather
80 a-5i,s and excited than that Of the pre-
,so,,e aas and notwithstanding the Faplplty OF
recent advances prices ssSln M" sSs dssf iI
1.isG tten IN the days news was the nuliisn
Innate Of the crop By a prominent knglisn
s,,tsaritv and houses With Foreign CONFESSIONS
1870 ,3t,onr tie biggest buyers IN the local
Mers NJ was IN fact. this big foreign de
rand which absorbed early 9iteIls5 IN IN sse
s5.'aure 70 the highest nguFss OF ths az De
go esn154r cotton sold st 1890 ana a1a 80
"a 80 a.. s7gter and while last prices were
~ from the best under realizing the msfAet