New-York tribune., 1884-01-08
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Hay AND sTRiw-The. week opened quiet. bat an
Prime ay is w, he; The low grades are in abundant sup
ESippins grades, 5or55c; Coycr loai5G straw-No.
iIDfs"k All prices fcmanei iIm though trade quiet
HOrSThere i nothine new N The markgt re EnslI-G
Iom the holiday astude and among 6rywers here only
ANp1me srades lIm ahl 9tIeI 4Ial5 aooat stSsy' We
%T@cI %Tg@scIrn r. $ic; Pacdc coast. 15s8' s5a46c
ge Iron 59 steady d but 16m5 @a Tin g gne
neglected neglect '''''''' oOp''' ' ' ''''''''
sSEs-New Orleans moderately active within the
fr nc m % Ic h Src both Here and at tie south Usu1y
Doc is The highest price paid tbs being for choice while the
WAVAL sToREs-TiosiRs we're quiet and only about
T1fTsnrnt was further advanced 5c asked yard Ios
80 i2c bid and refused; JobOns lots ooc Tar and pitch
QiLH sisady opo9s trade is reported through Ugh
Iinseed 81 Calcutta Sci Crude Cotionse 40
MehaGc Ijc Tanners a a46c for Bank and 4GG4 Sc for
lc ycS - dssc o 5a 0c Neasfo5 IT, IS Sc; Hd
4~Ul9c. for SapOuiled and j>Q Oc for Elaine; Paranc
OCEAN FREIGHTs-There was a very duh market
throughout both for berth charter Rates III
Grii5 qmoied Id TO, bbIa Flour IS Gd Is a. 56"d
SaIc a, a9 c M @ @ rs 81 a. 400 1908 Sof bales Blon oo 2 S
Be-. 3sq$s Gli Perk 2s ID Hops G1 700 tons Mes
Gu5ioi 2I4d 500 bJs flour ID 5000 slcks do,
SAsGo% 5s5 g s', H. }]aoea ] "a "a EF a% 1892
%Nb RoTifEbSM steam. ram aaoj ed i0c "a, mAMBTRG
steam Gi@29 push Grq ye Ea%qe & GP@ , penn3ss 6
iJ5 Befnei Petroleum private terms Three British ships
S Go SS6 5b GGo do Ss % & uSTED lO'EfE%Gn
DyH No yeS an Ghk 1000 g1is. do 5S m "a ; CCHii H IL
BUENOo AlRES, two baris hence general cargo AZ
sos an a 500 AEEFiEdu E bs rIg
from Philadelphia five Locomotives, : fUO).
PROVISIONS-MESs PORK-Dcrnand from Exporters was
somewhat Inpro'ed today but the i9bDng trade coninues
m y, % ha hGS 5 o ISr r f Rs ''y 75 & P2 do s T 81
s s2 100 do Extra Prime on private terms and 800 do.
iamy Ness SIS d@tl5 IS; dear Baek Il $40 * sos
Tss Ett@ i pt an.s 20 in arc, and an s7 m c!a
Piate beef Sl24S l3..--..BhEF HAMS nfm aud quiet;
quo,cd at a2I...,CT MEA1s-MoIeratey steady
1T s saies-5OOO Ii Pckled Bell.s, = ID average, at
10 so do heavy, ci 300 do shoulders CSC and 7Oj
Picslgd ia4s at lg4 Picked !ieAe5 T. u average
iia.rs l@l c smoked 5hoplders smoked Hams
pr,es h sles4oO boxes long aud short Clear hall and
at wv ot HOGS Wc'o baIciy S sSady
aaad aHa at "o75[aS ad Pss c s 30 lsa s
hgfo, nat at 5 daa and car Vet, wgsor =, 9t Z,
s set IN with sdrcno Of and points Toward the SO
the West stronger, and here was recovery
two TO three points leaving on nnn spot lots have more
ZOO tcs. contract grade export 2Oa0 ~ 80 tcs 70
5o Jaaua$ $iroI 20 az; cISo,ing m % - u e az 5SC;
gpqd i2f oa 22s2 lSs May & s zoe eosns
$50 Refined in better demand sales 10 10 cs, Continent
Ei E9E 9gSisG az 1 qSoed iOH Sgaa higher R @
better 2@psy d7 SaiS os SI9 4, ime % Western
RICE-stcady, fairly active and unchanged
SUGAR-Raw, duh and entirely nominal Fair &c 0GS
test centrifugal b1c on Change 30 tons Far refining for
July 2c ehued quiet but about steady; options
we're quoted follows: January. 7.20G 30: February
- 137 u March, 7.406l 1905 April, 7.5UG 7G22i May
gG2 - June 77O0l.SO; SpOt prices; Loaf
crushed SO; cubes slvc Powdered, sdssc GrAnuaied
75,a7 l31tc; Mould a" 7i2c C0nfccu0ncTs do. 7Ac.
STANDARD "A" 5-lC07Ac; on a." 'Lc.; White Extra
&C." G'c; Extra, &C." 0'sGGhci &C" 5'saoc.i Yellow
52d6Sc
STEAEINE-Steady and quiet Sales, $1,000 bs. City
Lard 6L % tcs Prime Western at &c, and 1000 Ds
OleOmaIgariDe a. SIC.
TALLOW-Frn and fairly active Sales % 600 ios Prime
City at 7&U7-tc quoted a SO
TEA-Japan active Sals. 20 300 ms. at 81 &C
for January 22sc for February p Sc foT March, and 23c
for APRIL