New-York tribune., 1909-10-28
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February - y; 49,; 50 x ~
Mare6.' .... e25 O25 e95 259&2s S.2S@Sss Sa5 So
Nay. -. e.a5 e4O $50 s59@S-&s 5'@Ss SO SS
Iaiy. ..... Gao go $40 ssssS.s Sss@SfS SSS SsS
september... 6.45 645 G45 S$SgS.50 sSsS.5 SO $40
netye GTSsn No 9oee R markets. lsa5o maTkst
receipts. 10000 bags; stock, 4O100O bags. San
No = s$s0O receipts $4,000 bags: stock. 2 7S9,-
600 bags. Hamburg Coffee market opened un-
was net unchanged; sales. I2OOO bags. HavTe-
Coffee market opened unchanged; at l. m, un~
TaansS al n m aaIes snGHonsGa @ bag9 at oO m al
flour AND MEAlIThe local -four mar
The trade is pretty well stocked up in springs
and Kansas grades. Winters continue scarce and
higher. Minneapolis advices stated that
flour business was very light Rye flour locally
was in moderate demand. Prices without
ed on the New York Produce Exchange: Spring
patents, IS JOGS6 80; winter straights. S. 800
50 50: winter patents, s. 1895 So spring clears.
. winter. 81 J0dS4 &C. Kansas straights, So 1O@
So 80 BuCKWHEAT FLOUR-Market quiet;
Firm Firm Quoted % Fair to good GOD s. 1Sds4 25: choice
to fancy. 81 30dS4 55. CORNMEAL--Steady.
Quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 5Oq$1 90:
coarse 81 4oaSl 40 FEBD-Western a1 EASY easy: city
standard middling. S23 25aS24 10; -four do
S29 go red dog: S3i 10 city bran s2S 80 bulk,
METALS-COPPER- market for stand
ard copper ON the New York Metal Exchange
to-day was dull and nominal. spot closing at
vernber at Il 100 25Oc; December al I2.I5@
12.50c and January at H. 20 1250c The
London market was steady. WITH spot closing
there included 500 tons spot and 1000 tons
M local dealers n1o qa9t9 % a IA S soRPer s a1d ai
casting 12.37l2 q 12.62i@c TIN was irreg-
ular, with spot and October closing at 303O4
SO. soc, November at a0.35 q 3O-50c, December
at 30 45I3oGJc and January at 3O55u 80 Toe
The London market was lower az tl3s 9s 90
for spot and at f14O IS Cd for futures LEAD
steady. with spot quoted at 4.321 y q 4Oc
New York, and at 420q &c East ST Louis
The London market was unchanged at tl3 2s
spot closing at G4OG6.55c, New York. and at
marRet was uhe5ansed hss at sss 2s 3d. GRoN
was lower in the English market at Jls for
steady. with No . foundry Northern quoted at
SIS 5O4$19. No change was reported in the
York Produce Exchange to-day. and regulars
closed as follows without sales: Cash and
December. siT@S17 IS; January. si7QsIS;
February $I5QSiS 10; and NJ March. $1Tq$ls 30
molasses and syrups. ruled steady. with
pretty good demand at full but unchanged
trifUsal. common, lea 19c fair. 19@22c; good
- 2Gc; prime. % a39c New Orleans. open
medium IS a pee: fancy. o7 a Soc
0IIS-No change is reported in the market
strong market for seed. Refined petroleum con-
tinues steady at S15c for standard white in
standard white. bbIs, New York and Philadel
pha, s;l5c bulk 4e5c; refined cases. New York
and Philadelphia. bbls. 9.65c bulk else: water
white, cases, New York and Philadelphis. l2.o5c.
LINSEED OiL-American seed, city raw, 63g
T5c LARD OIL 81.
PROVISIONS market was moderately
active and prices were steady. with buying by
commission houses and for outside account. Hogs
were little easier and packers seemed disposed
TO sell ribs. but offerings were Well absorbed. Re
ceipts of hogs at Chicago, 23. coo head; Kansas
CITY. 14.0Oo; Omaha. 1000. PoRK-Steady.
short clear. s24d$25. BEEF-Quiet. quoted:
Mess, S11q$n 80; family, $14Q$l4 so: packet.
HAMS-Steady. Quoted: s24a$26. DRESSED
HOGS-Barey steady Quoted: BacOns. 10ssc;
$50 10, 1o4sc' 100 lb, 1o5sc; 140 ID. io'sc; pigs
steady. quoted: smoking, l4al4hc: 10 lb l4c;
u III. 133ac: Il 10. l31scs PICKLED HAMS
city, 62sc country. 6a6%c I.ARD-Firn.
quoted: Middle West 12.sOa12.9Oc; city lard.
Quoted: South America. lac; continent. 13.35c:
Brazil, kegs. 15c: compound firm Quoted: lotg
G1sc; city lard stearine. l31sc.
RICE-The rice market was firm and
tions follow: Screenings 22a2%c; ordinary. 3@a
q4c; fair a. a4.fc good eSg ordinarg ar, ~ aoc
3h@32+c; Patna. 3I-q6c; Rangoon, 4@sG7c;
firm with fine grauulated generally named at
:. O5c net, less ! per cent cash, but the Federal
still quotes 4.?jC net less I per cent. The fol-
lowing are less and = per 100 III from invoice
and 1 Per cent for cash mo further discounts
whatsOeyer): Crystal dOminos, in of co
= 10 cartons. S5Oc; do. in cases OF 2i 8 10 car
tons Z. soc: Eagle tablets 6.45C: crushed \ SIC;
mould 4. 55Oc cubes. Eagle . N bags pow
dered and Eagle confectionerS' granuated. =. 40c,
NNNN powdered, 5.30c; powdered and coarse
roWdered = 25c; fruit powdered and Eagle coarse
and extra fine granuated, 5.l5c: Eagle 2-rb car
tons Of fine granuiated J.3Jc; 2-Ib bags do,
s 4jc; 3ia-lb bags do. 540c ID bags ,i,, : :5c:
1O-lh bags do, 5.l5c. - 30 N bsgs do. > zoe.
la gle tine standard Cranulated and diamond
A. 5.15c: confectioners' A. 495c; No 7. 49Oc;
No q 1860; Nos and T. 4.75c: No = ! -TOc; No
No 10. l. 45c: No II, 4.40c: No L.. 435c: Nos
- IL and y. 4.20c; No 16 800. withdraw
Tho local market Tor raw sugar very hrm.
and tho Java and Cuba sugars held herc--sav
T.. 500 bagS--are held 4 45C. and Il Is Believed
that nothing be had at the last sales basis
Of 430c. although that price is generally quoted
in the absence Of business above that Ng1ire
lows: centrifugal. a6 test. 1904 35c; muscu-
vaio, co test. 3S0Gl3.s3c and molasses sugar, 50
test. 355G3.60C There was more business for
December-Ianusry and JANUARY shipment at
2ssc. basis sc test cost and freight equal 10
S.@S iec duty paid and February and February
March shipment al 9-f6c, basis P6 test. equal
10 3.92c duty paid The London market for beet
November at lis 7lzd and MAY at I2c. Closing
prices We're about on that basis
According to Wiliett & Gray the movement ~
sugar at the four United states ports Figures in
tous) follows:
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