New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-02

frssh,. are quiet and rates are 49, 900 quar-
ta gram unea KSsdSm @ or oS prs
naus,y1 200 bales cotton savannah % HAVE 1854
October No. BT, ~ or Bremen october rs
British 5i tons 1ss''ssus Bort charges octo
to 's Rpi,,h steamer. 1000 prsyousy cotton
s saEs 81. g g. SoVemS British 'ss"e .I
tons prsyou'y cotton y6vsSser British steamer 1905
tons ore Car,hagena TO Baltimore Us o. AKA ions
Quebec 70 the United Klng1m. n2o chartered aproaa'
British "a & cs Sn- nbroS British
le6 phosphate Port Royal 20 bsn a~ ,,mnr VA
ion 90 phosphae Port Royal Bristol and Falmouth l5s
ic 9stSsn 'n eo5n ssyannah to Liverpool
IiGid, opiion Of Genoa sS2d or saS narth side
cuba 10 New-york Philadelphia. sfe or Boston ~
IL month"; is5O per month Norwegian steamer ~ tons
Vest India charter two or three monihs pr,
NewYork to sydney o. Melbourne lump sun p ne bb
sehoonsr ss2 tons Nes York and wilmington c. to
port in The by 81 Hayii ana h9eE 70 Tg,mnroh g
9Oc: Of West India ports with LUMBER H
YORK 10 Wilmington G. 50c thence 10 a range % West
India ports with lumber 50 and port eh n y und
port 81: schooner 80 coal New-i ork 10 caNeso
s. =. schooner Gsl tons lumber Savannah to Portland
s. s7s schooner. l27 tons cal Port johnston 70 &
soc schooner 2ss tons Edsewater to Bosten ' &C.
schooner 2O2 coal south Amb'y 70 An'rsous QUO
oshsre Of 500 bbs prime ;gm% 9c5,5 yi
On the surface ms holders are encouraged ask better
pse' oTns to a SJe 1' dnG h result more inquiry
although II ha. not yet resated IN n s m anal los
Exporters be willing TO buy. but holaets as
tS"y viii have 10 Increase their limits before ans CON
siderable business can be done IN me ,Hpor rIm
crude hhls 21s2te prime eTjaS siS2ae buer Of
nomlnally 29a3c summer yellow prime. :, &c SUNNI
yellow On grad; 2ec winter er ss si,y PT g5 IS @s
oil. American raw. 43c. American boiled 47c Calcutta
PsTRoLEuM market for pipe line T ee'' Rsans
wa. steady closing at y y pa a, oed al s. TO- ana
pROvisIo Ns-There was very little interest shown in
the market for lard to-day and prices We're 1oon s,au
Meats we're somewhat more aIt'e ~1 e,ts lar PORK
rairiv active safes $50 bills Quoted NE S'F yft:
STEADY Quoted: Erra mers. Sass 80 family. sii99q
,i2: packet seasi0...... BEEF HAMs-steady at Slog
SID. -. DRESSED HOGS Held nrmer ie n aqs ,.r
at 5',e ara heavy to g' a. S',HS,,' II r., ~ n .les
1000 n I'm average. al o. Picked shoulders mnrF
s Fir Sg' reA a.. a-H. nF 2, NH
s su95rd o. sn ,S ana SS &C ASKED iy sales o
nj 6a8o5c. steady south America &C. Cohlnrh'
rR. ue Current Srya OF new domestic rice
finding qsGE suy alive ana mar is 's Ths is larger
ment at The Atlantic Coast marAeIs pTysr7 s'@' ING
CO. New orleans. telegraph louisiana crop ToI e"+'
Is l+o sack asan- M S ssD~i Tag" as IBIS last
Movement n later contingr9 IN efee-s al msS1
croI mo, rn-n to dat. a. follows Receipts cleaned
@sains' i2I5 bbs last year Market steady, with in
creasins nqriry We quot esr9 f ,hF fr a.
good 10 prime fi.g47sc choice To fancy, jg5'g eyra
japan $685.: Patna. 4g4sc. patna IN bond $40
SEEDS dan msrs., is TSgor'sl Tor seds T f.il
pess pFaS,a lgb qsS,4s s. sas 90 clover fair
srade- s. 5iass nigh grades. 81 1'a5s 10 crimson
sTGAK'The foreign market shows big advance all all
around can oes " 81 Az asrovsrent Of 81 from
The last quotations Bet was active and about 81 hgnrr
stock of beef sugar in the United Kingdom H. i2}so
os, ,ns TIL. news rom abroad has hal "a strengthen
INK effect on local market and sellers seem 10 hase
,ass Of sisc or 90 centrfusa.s 3'c f.r ~ trT
all probable ho,'. .,l hS rr.ner 5r, ' sg
saie paris cables confirm the statement made In tbs
recently that syndicate ar s'iisars has uet
ators has been buyer " 1000 bags 81 sugar deiveta
biz during October IT, lamar le T1 mar
1t for refined sugar - qii-'' o,, . ~ ~h,,,
TOBACCO While The market for seed lear tobacco T. a
ute less active nan has been Il holds up very W,n
si5 = witch ic, case crop ~
iissaia. 200 cases lss, Pennsylvania Havana. lig2lc
80, 'as ss i.4 NV fSsand Hanna i5a5e ~ eases
1894 New England seed Leaf, i'a2e ~ 'af lN 5 ara
sies amounting 10 go b~s Havana 7ocQs no. and $50
baes sumara At loe9'l 20 IN 1on1 .soec-uv ON Ines
OF domestic. sa.'s Tor ihr Wrrh Wa r'ii''
-o.b sn 40 m II which loss than a,OOOo ~ were d
nestle There are Indication however. ~ an I'M
movement In the demand taking NOR" IN
er.sf in the market Their efforts however 10 sfi WOO
passed nbbnS anl % j. 'Nrcri lna'
.r.l yin b. light flr ffle while longer AT Least The
-fesdv .arm~n Of foreign wool markets ~ having
the local a4tet ana
sellers who complalnng - tl" light demand aN~ "
b.,.f-i ,.av ~ fi.rre ''rhc American WOOL and
cotton V,porte makes porant point ~ considering
fh- foreign Woo. II Every advance ~ Woo
i,,ad rgh-ns the outlook flr American manufacturers
-r.4 IL makes impossible Tor foreign manufacuI
~ 70 deliver duplicate orders 81 sprns goods at prc-en
frc.s I'm fact Yer, doubtful f the small mills an
inuortng firms deliver nitia orders al pr"n me
or.atsr uar, Z duplicating ordering VII. i- don" M
mis- maj IS little probability ~ any ar
taa,pi ID secure higher prices domestic goods Wnrn
nam. mills NV orders Besii-s THIS wool IN th'
r,,~raf likely respond the rul strength p
,re market abroad vhlls !enapd is smni Price
In America wo0.s especially " continue o.
fe considerably undo. present prices f'r comparative
grades of wool IN foreign markets.