New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-05

METAIs-IRoN- c-nlnion 4 'hs mark'' a. ' yrs
INK ,a..n place there the past w~eh. hu' ia' ha.
nG 1o n ,ha r eSygS . Gs and er psn
win be lower In he near fuinre ,h morse,
closed nrn vim go at 'g % ni -, ~ ,r f1
October IEAD fairly aoise. one car.al o., 49,,
tober selling N c9an ne, At i = % ne cf'' rS ~
ir i,.c.n,ier 3f5 ,sf~l. ......T1N was lare active"
;3s q. n ,n t, a1l2 III :: o ana
SPIT $3.50 tons rH,I:I i - r AN yi,
sol or, TS markS, f,r c,,,onseei 4l wa*
quoted though T. IS possible Ma, s.,l .H"f rs, "'' "a ,
cios-i eome'hins undo. quote, rang" ',''
Willow cot,onsced oil a, a. W. quote: ro'i n~e'i "a
prime crude Ibis. 2'12,c prime r'Ifr i''-" . j. mus
335g2, i ~ a,rn~- y"w aiou 3IG2-. choice slmm"
yea~ ..! ms ui i coo s,,er @ a7Sa, I'D o
nouray &c. l,ns-,l OIL American raw. So American
ochA% rnE!diIrS The mark, fr heF,h fr~sas .. is
some impr"'en'ni IN ia "T,hF T., , - "a. ,,c,
o a5 sI o.n oa a T Z. F Cd l a.t @
1000 bales coon '-':isg.d up TO- '"'' h"i I',i
20 boxes rs' T ada ,nd 200 pail, laia IL 81
Newcastle 100 hoxes haeon - a"a Iga ,''E' I
pool Ii. Lonl n. ID GIasg nomn !iiy 80 i'I.
Hn,werp i.d askri: R'tic-jan &C. HaIaDura % pfgs
grain 70 Cork for orders nomtGa5; cS,''n s ~
. CHARTERS general market H. STEADY ~ s'l! aaI
r ,hc former while th~ latter is almost neglected..
Charters follow; british steamer 30 ,'", r"' I'm ,"
British ship 100 'on. Fe3 ca[Fo h,1G~ LARK S'I3
ions S s.A' en- On, hIls uetr'oum Ihiialci,hn 10
Imnklrk . 3D. Italian lark 3j0yo cases petroleum.
iiadeiha wcs' coast ltl,y i2e caIe[el Iao' a.
janero pyac terms hak 442 ,ons phoPna,s ~. i ,os
TAMPA to rhaacrha $ ~ y aps ls 81 s codncr od
tons lumber, Daren TO PAilad'pma 81 "1,s Sn''n'i i
i iSf, J h1sn Tne@' ha SiG "S
icroieIm Iladephia to Genoa ll4c. chartered abroad
British barss 2IGl and zoos tons. rrain zen tmn
CISCO Cork. for orders 2s Italian BARK Las '"'
EdET S avn a~ and loo '1 S Mo-, e @
So 5S9si N,. 2' iamy Kin e; gS' f' kr s
1ogl , s': sas ge' ssia ha lsNN aTe S
noes Mako que' Go n qs2 T s. III e3a III. M9t
dull closing al 7,as'.c fo 70 90 IL ~ Icta sh%4r,
Na'S Ss nun At '9T at "a" hcN:e M ha9 a
closing at 4i.a5c sales 100 hhds at 80 sTEAltiNE
M@tc ''db WIZ as t,@ w ga@e c-ns @ ely =
and 8 &c for South America compound. cscngsc: y
lions closed a, October and at 7''c nom
HicE"THe general situation has not ctang.d ma
ng nmness Which is reflected ly coalition hire
There sales 6 i an. .a S'raaY % SG @ra
and In som cass uGsTa',ng upon irrMaid HhIrS
4.ai.c low in to air 4'sat1:c g~ to Timr 80
$t@'G Ra lagoon ssac do IA S53 1@!.c
Tor beet ou, o,heT1Sse unenangd cane being quiz
Java ID refining. lis Beet opened ntin an.
October and November quoted at los l2d
Our market inactive. with values entirely nominal :"
of 3ac Tor 9C centrifugals 3Ac Tor ~ mus
eovado and 2A.c 70 50 moasses sugar II seems ma
/ BUYERS have determined g. take any NOR" susa
until there demand for the refined PRODUCTS
Sellers c0gnzant Of the situation and are not fore
ing their holdings the market. which would MI
have the effect reducing prices without moving tn
sugar into hands of refncrs. The receipts run
npg light, The prices 81 refined were marke
down ll6c on al grades except No a. which RENAME
quoted. This prices the basis ~ ~
for graduated. There is fairy good sales m"vernen
waiting hut th- sales 10 what they shoul
be Il year. Wiiett GRAY hhv
received hy them prime pa
consuming pon,y. asking FOR Information regarding ~
stock OF refned on From these replies Il woul
that there is enough refined sugnr On hand o.
from four week. consumption, Missouri having
saw a supply three weeks: Iowa. three
four weeks; ilrOs four weeks: Kentucky.
weeks; Tennessee. three weeks: Alabama
II is inferred from these reports that there Will l."
bett demand possibly next week. athoug
a considerable portion Of the West Will continue
requirements New Orleans ~ basi
" i.I3-i per ~ less than the Eastern parity.