New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-09-29

spring, So so; standard middling. s24 70;
Hour do SCI; red dog SIS 80; city 1 oran. a.
dog. $50; hominy chop. So bulk. SO 20 Sacks
generally weak all dav. and considerably
lower result of easier hogs and the pros
clines in that market. Part Of the selling
was By packers. especially lard Receipts az
the West amounted to $4,000 hogs. including
$4,000 at Chicago. 5000 at Kansas city ana
5000 at Omaha Chicago expected 1000 hogs
on Thursday. PORK-Barely steady: mess.
SO a S23 IS. BEEF = steady: mess. s1eg
SIC so; family. s19g $50. packet. s17qs17 50:
Q SFa tn' s22 s sci ~ rs Gs EASY
6 5so 1859: $50 ID; I3%c' 1e2 ID. , i$ {
Picked bellies easy: smoking. 1sc; 10 10, he;
f4tso' rAf.Low@Fiirm:: city. TRc: country.
q IL. soc: city lard easy. 12isc: refined lard
barely steady; South America. 14.2Je; Con-
barely steady, 109. nc. STEARINE-
Steady; oieo. 12g 12i.c: city lard stesrine
sUGAR-The market for refined sugar was
inactive AMI unchanged. with graduated quoted
Al DOG: less per cent cash; me ioloS I,s
dominos. in cases Of 80 2-rb cartons. T.9oc; do IN
eases s OF - S1In cartons 14Ve Eagle tap,eIs
5.4Oc: cubes Eagle 5-fb bags powdered and
Eagle eonfectioners' graduated 5.3oc; xxx
powdered. 5-20c; powdered and coarse powdered
545c: fruit powdered and Eagle coarse and
extra fine granulated. 5.O5c: Eagle 2-fb. 332-iD
bags do. 5.35c: 3l4-rb bags DO. 5.30c: 5-ro bags
DO. 5.25c: 10-fb bags do. Soc: % and 90 10
bags do. 5.10c: Eagle fine or standard granu-
4.s5c; No l. 4. soc; No 2, Also: No 3. g. roc; No
4 4S5c: No 3 4 sOc: No 6. 455c: No T. 450c:
4.5Oc: No L. 4 pc: Nos 13. a. 10 and 49, i.20c
There was business in raw sugar amounting 20
10000 bags Cubas. basis 9S test, az decline OF
Lice from last previous sales the basis Of
the trades being Also. and refners then with
Ir-vr H.. TafF ole har
uncertain. with tendency toward a further dip
and prices nominal. Centrifugal. s5 test. was
lasses sugar SO test 4. 43c. The London market
for beet sugar was 112m3Ad lower. with sep
9%d. The movement Of sugar at the four
United States ports for the week. as stated by
wtett ,Gd Gray figures Is In Zoo to Ia9 asT 6
last year and as 100 two years ago; MEETINGS
$1,000. compared with 0o.ooO last week', +l,ovV
last year and 10000 two years ago. total stock
2O4. 400. against DOS 0G0 last week. 1T24 900 last
year and 281 200 two years ago.
RICE-The rice market maintained steady
front. with good iobbng demand.
METALS-COPPER-s Standard easy spot,
quoted az 12612.10c London steady.
with spot f55 IS Cd futures. $50 lis Cd
Arrivals reported at New York to-day, 415
tons Custom House returns show exports Of
125OT12.7Jc- electrolytic 1879 a L.. 621sc,
spot 81 ~ a s.. 25c: September "a % a - 1Gc
October a. 500 35.10c. and November and De
futures. t15S los. LEAD-Quiet. 43T L a
4 40c New York 422ts @427 Z East st Louis
London. go 15s. SPELTER-Quiet. 6.5oa
5.s0c New York 5.Sj 5.4Oc East st Louis.
Lrndou. e23 los. !RON-C1evelsnd warrants,
ASS 10i2d in London Locally iron was quiet
No 1 foundry Northern. $1j 80 n $16 -; No .,
SO 80 q $40: No I Southern and No I Southern
soft. $1J ~ a S16 %. Pig iron certificates on
the Produce Exchange unchanged. No sales
Regulars follow September. SIS co, October,
So 10: November. SIS. and December. SIC %.
ali asked.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Business in mo-
iaSses and syrups was moderate. but the market
held steady, as offerings were light all around
NAVAL STORES-The market for spirits
tUrpentine shade lower in price here and
at savannah without. however, lowering the
tone. which was called steady Rosin ruled firm
and unchanged SPIRITS TURPENTINE. ma
chine bbIs 771ac TAR. 7a7. SOC ROSIN-
Common to good strained. 6.30d6 4Oc: 3. 6-60c;
p. 6T5c; 2, $500; F. 6s5c; q. $500; Fl, 7.15c;
I. T-25c: x. 7.3Gc; NJ. 1856; y. 100: W G.
1856; w W. T-75c.
OfLS-Linsesd oil was reported IN compare
lively slow demand, buyers were said TO be
holding on in the hope Of lower prices. but the
card rates We're fully maintained Refined pc
troleum steady at recent prices.
EOTTONSEED OIfl-Crude oil was steadier
and not offered so freely in the South, according
to private advices which. with the higher cotton
market and less favorable crop reports. Caused a
better feeling in the local oil market. although
business was not particularly active October
was relatively easier at first but bid up by
shorts in the afternoon. Contract prices: