New-York tribune., 1910-10-04

FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market was
quiet with prices noZnineIy unchanged. as
tIon Of lower prices. The following are prices
quoted on the New York produce Exchange;
81 90 q s. so; winter patents. 81 IS So. Spring
clears, 81 40 a 81 50; extra No L winter, 50 70 q
straights. "a 81 %. RYE FLOUR-steady:
fair to good, 81 q 81 p; choice to fancy 81 %
gs4 %; Ale2uiet; kun DRIED: 81 90
Western quiet city dull; western spring,
So 80; standard middIing, s24 10; -four do.
SIT; red dog. S2s 80; city bran So bulk S23 50
sacks: middling S23 So a $50; red dog, $50;
hominy chop, $24 bulk, SO 20 sacks; oiImeal.
PROvLSIONs-The provision market was
active and prices were easier early on larger
receipts Of live hogs than expected, lower
prices at the yards and under selling by COM
mission houses Packers bought on the break
and late in the day the market was sreadier.
although on the whole rather irregular Re-
ceipts OF hogs at Chicago were 2S.0O0; esti-
1000 and Omaha 2.1OO PORK-steady: mess.
$22 g So so; family, s25q $25 so; short clear. clear
s16 so; family s19Qs19 so; packet. s1z9
SIT 80; extra India mess, S31 q s31 80. BEEF
steady: bacons. 1859; $50 ID. 1870; $50 ID.
13 14O lb. 1880; pigs, 1874 CUT MEATS
oeIes steady sr1Qhlngi g- t3ei ~ ha,; 40;
steady, 14lz a 15c. TALLOw-steady; city.
middle west. u 75@13s5: city lard steady.
12l. c: refined lard steady; South America, 14c;
Continent, 1S,3oc; Brazil kegs. 15c; compound
quiet. 1014 a lie STEARINE-Steady; OieO,
12t4 6121ec: city lard steariue. lag 144c.
sUGAR-The market fer refined sugar was
at the list price OF J.G5c net. less 1 per cent
cash. and it generally believed that that
following prices are net less discount OF 1 per
cent for cash: Crystal do1ninos. in cases Of 90
tons Z 4Oc; Eagle tablets. 6.35c: cut loaf 5.s5c;
10 bags powdered and Eagle confectioners'
"a y d
dered and coarse powdered. j-15c: fruit powdered
and Eagle coarse ana extra me gTanu1ated; III @
granulated. 525c; Eagle 2-rb bags DO, 5.35c;
8l4-rb bags DO. 530c: 5-fb bags do, g. 25ci ION
bags 90, soc; % and 30 fb bags do. 5-10c;
Eagle fine or standard granulated and diamond
A. 5.O5c; eonfectioners' a. 4.s5c: No 1. 4.soe;
4 6oc; No 8, .5jc; No :, 4.JOc; No s, 4. .45c; No
o. l. doc; No 10. 4.35c; No II. 4.3oc: No II. 25c;
drawn At London the market for beet sugar
was s4d lower for october and November, which
stood at 9s Had. while May was also 2+d lower
sugar was steady, with centrifugal, e6 test, at
3.85c. lnuscovado. SO test at 45e and molasses
sugar. 50 test, 3-2oc. sales Saturday and Mon
day were about 10000 bags centrifugal. 96 test.
at 8-95c, less nghterage. 1t was also reported t
water, and possibly a third cargo, about due,
have been sold at the same basis.
RICE-The market for rice was firm and
unchanged. Quotations follow: Screenings
"a @21Ac; ordinary. 81 Q3&c; fair, ~
5Isc choice, 514 Q5%C; head Japan. S1s q
3iso; Patna, So @6c; Java. 5951sc' Rangoon'
METALS -coPPER-standard vas dulI.
with spot and October quoted at II o54 III tsci
Hoys6aE f 69dGn dai spof a@f s5S S. Cd
futures. f56 sd Customs house returns show
ss Lake Of 81 3 aBpe4 tons sf ai 9S9'h Il sSRs
II 81 7I2 6272c. and casting II I21s g L 81 &c
TIN was quiet wit6 spot S4S5a $oO' = &c; a. 2fe7
81 62iac and December, 81. .3214q84 soc Lon ON
don closed quiet SPOT. 4IS1 % os tA0t S
4271zc East ST Louis London spot. f12 lbs 80
sPELTER-Quiet, 5.50q5. SOC. New York; 2;;}7 z
Cleveland warrants, 49s l2d in Lonion- Lo-
cally iron was quiet; No I foundry, Northern
and No / Southern soft, SIS 759s16 %. Pig iron
certificates nominal: asked prices for regulars
follow; septenber So 60 ased s{s 3e590er' so 3D.
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-Molasses and
syps held to sSeady g,I 09 oth
New Orleans centrifugal. common l60 lSc;
fair. 1910 pc; good. 226 28e; prime - e SGc
New Orleans open kettle. 32942c SYR PS-
Common. IS case; medium, Il 92Jc' fancy.
%3yAI, sToREs-The market for spirits
turpentine was quiet and easy at some decline
in prices here and at the seaboard: ReS.n vas
Soufb. Tar was unchanged. We quote: TUR-
PENTrNE-spirits. machine bbs. 76c. TAR
7T7 CSC, ROSIN-Conmon TO good strained,
G. 8 soc; H. 7.O5c: I. T.15c; K, .2oc; NJ, T.2oc;
n 1900; W G. 7-53c. and " W, 765c-
0FIS-Ifnseed oil was unchanged Rehned
petroleum was steady on the basis of 7.b0o for
standard white in barrels at New York We
York and Philadelphia. T-JOc; bulk, &c; refined
cases, New York and Philadelphia SSIc; water
: JOc. water white. cases, New York and Ph1la-
5a1phia II 40c L.INSEED OILT-American seed,
cftv raw. 97Ggsc; out Of town raw. 9Tgooc; cal
clItta raw 81 O3: lard oil. 81 20Gsl 25.
COTTONsEED OII-There was a hrrner
market fer cottonseeG oil and prices at the close
were e6iS points net higher Shorts were good
buyers in the near positions. while there was an
active commission house demand for late months
owing to an improved export demand. while
offerings were comparatively small. The census
report on ginning and the government report on
the cotton crop had a builish influence on senti-
ment. Contract prices: