New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-04
Exports from Atlantic ports:

MoLAssEs ANp sYRt.Ts Incr. has hem Sigh,
falling The demand or all sross. 0 ,6N f o s o,'
urday The market. however rules hTm especially for
py taxing The week as whole. trade has been quile
sanfrs ordinary dina are 5@mmon i2aiS fair to pIe
7a2c 22g2s EeiS far lG goo Tdr, sic sc
to F92d lg s1 grim: ,s cS2c c.n o bs spirits.
lsss bS:; ar 5e, .Si sJse for r,s'n Sd.d
strained spirits urpcniine aso firm prices unchanged
%" ne basis vs # s2 oe So, m [ss an an he
marke, TO-DAY. and only few small o,. . "eI"
20 be holding FOR lower prices laid 81 Is dull bn'
6e anG ab"u s,esdy Ne quote cottonsee OIL prime
oidr r;d nns S nimnslv 2"a2ic summer yellow prime
e6a2c,c cllow m sr'ds a1mna ln.r wb,,c
p 4m@'r aG Sss F ncr s a' ase aasG
insecd oil American raw. ST. American boiled "'' '''
OCEAN FRErGHTs The market for berth frsshs' was
changed We quote. Cram to Liverpool i'l asked.
London "a asked GassS~ "a M,Tl Y%ca nom
insiiy AID Antwerp. 2'.A asked Rotterdam nomn1l'
1S Ha y, 1 cotton pro- ia F@p sd H. "a asS
p ,nfrS to- tniel Kingdom i. eia2s 81 CHAR
and no mproye'nsn upon m b @% "a s. Hill injury
except in cuba trade. AMI bushes. In I'M, De
,scen owners and chart@ers sail nesh's a. dull A.
ever in all branches . business rhsiiefs foi1" 1n"
nar r,iS side Of Cuba 70 N~~ york or haleieaa -
Boston. lie. Norwegian steamer, ~ ,.ns ,,
lumber Hrinswck Buckspori. S. German ship '.N'
J. I'D and IS ia re.p~eTe, bark so
cargo Ncw-york Rahia % per hbi. schooner. -"
schooner 7i tons sugar cahsri~n north - Hai'ef"s
,"If poT, to New York or minneapolis. s. x sehoon
isG ions lumber Savannah 20 fhilaieiIn,a - -
out. soc schoonc 232 ion, uinh"f No , UNI,
Norfolk 10 New-Haven 49, schooner. 80 tons. ~ u ue'
Savannah Philadelphia. IA n 'o"o ~ Per gay. ~
1910 n. Ter day: srhponrf ~ ,hH ue' "a
,ila to New York private terms schooner l'' tons ''"
'tm LiHixe m. MARKERS were quiet AMI ah7u;
s,eaiy.... PORK Marset dull s,es. ." thi' quoted
Es" 81 o'il s. , Mn2l, q s,g'' l,s mo,
ear TiG s,oS.ia nnckc, s. scqsio - .,ra India
mess sGGsis .... .Rf.EF HAMS Marh't qn.i and ur
qnaiei al s,,c and heavy iirhi. ''-g3tc ct
MEATS-Pickcd bellies MARKET ',eadys ''spo'c y, y
plckled hams Market quiet 7.aN.c ..... .STEAhiNt
Market dun. lard. si.c. oc' ".s.I. - a..
is go t.. a, 20 losing a. M. cy 10
O.. aG.c. rennci steady. 'ontinen quoted - S2nh
hsqs g iio1 May' sS, BON ao.iani
RicE-The week ends WIN '9nl,i,l,n' III, r,sce
has been good and - ruie fuli prices "ers PAD
especially where dsraie lots we're N question me Zone
carolina and louisiana =" ordinary ".uPi,
low 10 fair. 3aatc good 70 prime go. 'h 9 ="
4s.aisc. psins. asp3'.c. Ransoon In bond III
SUGAR The London sugar m'fs.' wa. '"~ W. a., az
arv quoted a. - ii.d Locally IN" market was sifone
on ,hc basis II S2a3'.c Tor 90 ccnrifngas ~ 'h
~ FOR ~ rscovado and 2i7a2 . i6c Tor - inoass"-
sugar. Tho consumption ~ sugar III ih" ,.n
inred states An authority thai II consump
ton So N and there Is no goo reason Why sul
no, be should have used 800" IONS more slsh
our consumption could r" largely Increased by feeding
grade sugar 10 cattle Local tehn"is Pre- s s,
and nrobasy 200 900 bags havr recently been placed
ina, basis The market for refined sugar Is larry ScN"
and steady prices unchanged the basis of 'c Tor gran