New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-09

HEMP AND JUTE-The market is quiet throughout
uation abroad is unchanged. with a light business re-
ported We quote; Manila hemp spot, 4Ae and ship
ue spot 2asc sna sp%sn 2 SS ssssDs qe 5as
jute butts. paper quality; shipment l-l0e' mixing
HIDE" MARKET hides generally quiet, with
prices less nominal and the raa
he market. owing to q the tanneTiss
sy a show. sS the o Sa''fs
having sold =. se TIE w ousts S4Sovd
aac Mcntevidso Ayrs. 2ie caOTra lsa
D lsss a%sGis.n rs SFSss9
esoeo SSlse :. kS e cJsnss M ss
cS6sen:s 'He .. e:n'2ssf an s' se
a.es steers nv rub Butt ss s
mans, for Leather QUIT s@d
he ns1sood that the United Leather Company
70 ,i SrG ssr "s sen a n & a
sound manufacturers as TO whether they are pepaea 10
sane On the heels Of shutdown Of
trade and uncertainty the real reason for such ac
not known how 1 many a & ha he Se9
number In reference to the shutdown, Mr. Hoyt says
h we p sr shutting down just outside companies
doing Our action has no bs'eIenSe 20 e Ie o. nn
Irosperous until lately We are Stopping production be-
demand for hemlock ACID stock for export and nonacd
grades md .o STw sac Fsye eut shaw co the argc
hemlock sole leather concern Outside os ,he , trust WIZ
sixty days Kistlcr Leech Co., and keek Mosser q
s sns ey no wit e Continue u nnis %
lock sole leather Is now about cents under the hsies
H5Sa AG ZOO S' Sides Of leather
market since last sagIday We quS sc hnl9cs non n
sed first selection 2i.a2e seconds S 2la22e aamssed
and middle heavy, &c seconds heavy Soc thirds y
s t hScks sea3sc seconds sia35c thirds siG &c
bellies. isGi9c, betting butts 3i9S6c Texas OAK SOLE
28lTr A1s-TIN-The weaker and dull FOR tin
Irssgi So 5 %eFs 81 ' London was STEADY coITR 4
decline Of som at nanene on the mere prices
Mere reduced si 4oaSl 80 for lake ingot Casting p
Per cr wa" wa s0S' n easter feeling
saskasa PIE sPELTER-Market dull and easy at
ASSES AND sYRCPs-A quiet but fairly steady
rap(lt IS reported both polasse ana syaps oday
and Erses are E5m% s 70 ordnay i26iec fair prime
G2 sIg 1% 10 sco a re? f ss' ps
S &C. 5%sv assc fair iooio
2AvH go S S 30 PISS ssi !: f2r
tni ns in prices spirits turpentine rulins quiet hq
steady "a .saiy win fair jobbing dmand and com
m5n 70 good strained ~ss qn9sd at 81 90 for ar
S P,I9 ors n g % IN grain freight.
0cEAS moderate win asking prices fairly
steady The sT TePosd ,2y %sTe ss
OF d GIN sd and leads Ieet 20 London a. 5sd We
quote i,al ID: Leith a. uil "a; Newcastle sd
a Msssss e e a. nms.fas g. 9 GG
am opgsTs Is AID cotton 70 Liverpool 'G4d ne,rcsqm
fo. ,h Y ingd5na Is ioizd82s I'D. CHARTERS
10 rhnre was = GOOD deman' io sall nn1g. l'-lsr and
Inc s~,,res ~ miscellaneous character were re-
sed west India trade exhibited some Improvement
poov for lumber and rates remain about as preyi,
steam tonnage continues In sfehdy demand
ousy ,stes are nrm and UNCHANGED Charters follow
ana - petroleum, trnoc
Brs, Sea ports Bombay sc British sieamer previ
via e 900 ouarcrs North Atlantic ports To picked
ops cd Kingdom Continent 2s lo'Ti-berth terms
pyoy.nber chartered abroad two Hitsh steamers l'S"
GO. ,o,s sugar Hamburg to the United States. rs
sa er.r chartered abroad British steamer isoJ tons
See 70 Hull and Newcastle berthed British steamer
~, TONS fnreviously). cotton Savannah TO Genoa,
,' rerceona 34s; British steamer 10, 'S DE
o. ~, cotton Galveston To Liverpool. "'r
p rer,ne,t s7s-November and December German
osp ions India tim" charter one year
sIsa,e ,erms british steamer 3Js tons snsar one OF
/ pil''s' side New-,Ofk or
two T,,S M" DE-. Norwegian steamer. 4J0 tons. lumber