New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-28
THE MARKETS.

fCaefaiiy reported foe Tue TRIBUNE.
TUESDAY Nov a. 1891.
Since the date weekly review all branches
Of de have bec depressed the decline in many staple
ducts has been large aud the demand at the concession is still
light stringent money market and the fear OF sud
den contraction in the careaoy have caused much aPprehen
and dsrust Prices OF Breadsus have declined mate
ally and Pork aud Bacon much lower but Lard and Hogs
have advanced Cotton has sold freely and has hactuated
Petroleum declined and has sold slowly In Wool we have
much depression prices have declined aud close with down
ASHES have undergone no essential changer the demand
has ben only moderate closing at - 5SsO for Pots and S
BRICKS are heavy and dun for common at s2esa Croton
Gran at sGt2 aud Philadelphia Trout have advanced TO
So
BRESwAX-Yoow Western and Southern has been in fair
demand sud quite firm sales OF 500 d at iOG42c.
COT1ON-The demand today has been less active and
principally from manufacturers and speculation though few
lots have been taken Tor exPo prices are without important
b. Ic.'''' ~ ''''
COAL-The regular monthly auction sale OF Scranton Coal
came of today a. announced The offerings comprised 5000
all Of which disposed o. The prices realized
much lower than those obtained last mouth Annexed the
Particular Of thus ana last sale Nov 200 Gns Steamboat
A. 5Od e. 800 tuns Lump at g. 6jGN COCO tuns Crate
,Sds9 ~ TO tnhs Egg AZ sOgsS eOOo ahs stove at
s. 0aE 81 100 Chestnut at 81 SOS s. Oct 3l6 90 tuns
Steamboat al s5dG ~ 9OoD uns Lump at u 5Od IS 5000
tgns stove at i5dto G-i 600 tuns Chestnut al ~ 2ide so
We learn that dealers have sufficiently stocked themseVe. TO
preston that prices WIN stu 20 lower ms Is good news 10
consumers and nothing 10 advance unless
speculative mOrsment The arrivals have been more liberal
aud he stock Is accdmuAng Inc trsde are bgying very
sarngy OF Domestic being oveocked indeed the stock
much larger than a this time last while the demand from
much less than last yard prices
much lower aud nominal Mt tho close Ia Foreign moderate
business passing al irregular prices
CANDLES without special change the business has been
10 fair extent closing at =2d2Je for Adamanne aOc for
Sperm aud Zoe for Patent
COFFEK-Ihe market for oil kinds is devoid OF activity
and have sales TO advise On styles prices
somewhat below last week but the decline there Is
steadness We quote Rio follows Prime lgc Good lstd
Isle Fair IA s7fo. Ordinary l6teo and fair 20 good
cargues M sc duty paid fair 10 good cargoes 10 bond
i9i sJtc Jaws Is quoted at 25Iq26c Singapore 93a2io
Ceyou l9a2lci MAracabo Etalstoi Lagaayra, Hidlsc.
and St. Domingo lotdl7o, ali gold Messrs VIM. Scott
the stock OF Rio In the country A87 bags In
Guiding 100 IN New Orleans 1900 In Baltimore and 37 in
New York During the past week there has been sold In Ba
OaO bags Rio Agnes a. ljo and 600 do CT Win
fred at l.gc gold In bond
COPPER-American lngot has advanced without mpch Sc
tiyy however closing quiet 80 for Detroit 2safc for
Portage Lake and 2s.c for Baltimore New Sheething and
yellow Metal are unchanged.
CEMENT-Ihe supply OF Rosendale is light aud with fair
demand prices are firm nj 81 - cash
DRUGS AND DYES generally dull and the market de-
pressed Chemicals under unayorabe adyces nom Europe