New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-21

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. PRoxIsIoNs-The provision market was
firm all day on covering Of October lard a
$500 Poot cash demand and the strength In grain.
* kse Goa Z, were somewhat larger. reaching
1900 5000. Kansas City $4,000 and Omaha s. 900.
Chicago expected $4,000 hogs on Thursday
f26 5o9s2I: short clear s24qs2s BEEF
steady; Quoted: Mess. s11 sl1 so; family
mess SEA &c. BEEF so HS sTf5a 5Raia
Quoted: s24 q S2R. DRESSED HoGs-Easy.
i0sc; 40 ID, lose: pigs. lie. CT M fPS rs
-PickIed bellies unsettled Quoted: Smoking.
isse Picked hams barsly 10 STEADY. Quoted 10 a.
eo co Il ySe eacsAcL LoWPFir9; city s1ss
Middle west. Is 65c city lar 9uqf fn
Quoted: 12% G121ze. Refined lard frm
2 81 9te south America; 1ss0e; Continent.
Firm Quoted: 90 q loo. STEARINE-Firrn-
010tsd; oleo. 1sci city lard stearlne 1Sc.
crude. was firm to-day on covering OF shorts
moderate inquiry from Western manufacturers
new buying orders for outside speculative ac-
count, and with strength OF lard. Offerings OF
crude were quite liberal, but the price Is con-
sidered high as compared with refined sales:
200 bbls November, at 654Gs.61c; $500 bbls
December. at 6-5966 sec; 3. 200 bbIs January at
6e5a6: tic: 900 bbls March, at 671a6.T5c; !. roo
bbls May, at 6.S0Q6.s5c, and 100 bbls July at
6.Sec Refined petroleum continued in steady
demand, with standard white quoted at s.25c in
~ up TO recent quotations We quote: PETRO-
LlEUM-Standard white. bbls. S 25c: do bulk.
Z g. a
cases. New York, loose; Philadelphia 1e.6Oc;
water white. New York, bbls 9.75c; do bulk
6.25e; Philadelphia. 9.7Oc; do bulk. s. 2Oc: water
II loo. COTTONSEED OIL@-Prime crude, $500
66Oc; prime summer yellow. spot, 6.60QS.s0c;
October, 6. 6Oq6. 6Sc; November. 6-59G663c; De-
cember. 66T686sc January 6.7O66 re; Feb
ruary. 670G6.77c: March, 6T5G6. 76u; May, 6. 81
4SS5c. and July. 6.S766. 92c: prime white 6. 20
OIL|-American seed, city raw. 6OG61c: out-of-
town raw. $4,000; Calcutta raw, T5c. LARD OIL.
SUGAR-The refined sugar market was
firm and unchanged. the Federal still naming a
me granuiated while les Others held y at
net, less !. The following less and per
further discoE Is whatsoever): Crystal dominos.
IN cases containing 80 Pm cartons, $500; do in
cases OF "a 5-b cartons, 750c; Eagle tablets,
5:5oc; cubes. Eagle 5-rb bags powdered and
Eagle eonfeetioners' gTanulated, 6.4Oc; xxx
5.25c; fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and ca
ira fine sranulated. 5.15e; Eagle 2-To cartons Of
tine granulated. b.35c; 2-fo bags do Base; S9-Tb
bags do. 5.4Oc; 5-rb bags do 5.35c; 1Ofb bags do.
630c; % and 80 10 bags do. 6.2Oc: Eagle fine or
standard granulated and diamond A: 5.15c: con
Nos and 1, 475c: No s 17ec: No s. 4s5c; No
No II. 4.4Oc: No IL. 4s5c: Nos Is. Ia and IS.
4.3Oc: No 10, 4.S0c. withdrawn. The London
lower and quiet october and November at los
11kd and May at los 32<d The local market
for raw sugar was firm but quiet Holders were
generally asking 4.35c. basis 90 test. for store
sugars. while 4.S0c was quoted Muscovado 50
test. was quoted at s Soc and rnolasses sugar. So
test. at 3.55c- There was a sale OF a steamer
cargo OF 5000 tons Mauritius crystals. steamer
bss s Eof tas TetoogT az ut az us v 81
movement Of sugar AZ the United States four
ports for the week as reported by Willett d
Gray, ngures IN tons, was as follows:
This week. Last week. 1905. 1907.
Fs.si :;s: sS 4: ?sS S Sc :;s
RICE-The rice market was fairly active.
full prices quoted offerings light and current re-
septs Tesdiy 5Sken up 9u9!a5l9ns follow
Choice 81 asc: head Jspsn EaRs&e: Psas
METALs-COPPER@Th market for stand
ard copper on the New York Metal Exchange
was dull to-day. no sales being reported. while
prices were unchanged with spot. October
November and December closing at 12259
spot quoted at $50 los and futures at E5S los
sales there included 800 tons spot and 500
at 13G 13.25c; Clectrolytic at r. q II. S5c and
casting at 12509 12.75c- TIN-The market
for tin was easy and lower, with spot. Octo-
Der and November closing at 30.25 q 80. SOC;
December at SO.SOg 3O-5Oc- The London mar
5s and futures at 1899 lbs. LEAD was quiet.
with spot quoted at 4.30 q 4 4Oc New York
market was little lower at flS IS. SPELTER
was quiet and unchanged. with spot quoted
East ST. Louis delivery. The London market
was unchanged at i23 5s IRON was lower
In the English market. with Cleveland war
rants quoted at 51s 4Isd The local market
was steady. with No foundry Northern quot
ed at SIS 504S19. The market for pig icon
certificates on the New York Produce Ex-
change was unchanged No sales were re-
ported and regulars closed as follows: Cash
SIT * ass -; October. SIT 259SIs: Nover-
Der. SIT % 6$1S 10; December, SIT 259StS 30:
January. ST. - SIS 80; February, SIT 25G
SIS 40. and March SIT - a SIS 80.
MOLASSES AND SXRUPS-The market for
molasses and syrups held steady 20 FIRM and
unchanged. Quotations follow: MOLASSES-
New Orleans. centrifugal, common, lea 19c:
fair. 19d 22c; good, % q 26c; prime, % a 2Sc;
New Orleans. open kettle, 2S842c. SYRUPS
Common, I6G22c; medium, % 26c; fancy.