New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

METAL. Iron -"The Iron Agt says that 'her" -
advencc made viii dull trade during April Il
GrS at ~s ean S the IN pssi Of 20 %
s. g sss qe at p, Ge GHGnn, reports y
tons pig iron The last wcet An E@sirn m M sn
in coke viii MAKE dinSrence about so, in isyer +
S SSnia pig H Na siS 81 s5.2 saiicrn
SandT 81 'oasi@ s. s9h $40 5 cas- sSo sl S.
ss g 9o9 sse Se So s. .'asl 30 a% aa '@
to-day with prices nomnsy s'e.dy a. me ~ ,e:
e@ss4 slS29gqs: g -.ri n TrG
was quiet bG s;eadS 50 $'asg 20 Cabc. wei as;
steady unchanged prices EAPA I s"i,@1 demand l
reported and iumois are current OF sone sC0d
fer cash s"Pp as stead, at very y, Is SirIrER
The demand continues fairly good ana slight further
advance obtained the market closing firm ~ o. sq
MoLAssEs AND sYRTrs The mark is, h f,lias
demand 1t is remarked however. that buyers are no,
ds 20 eav ,4 and shey s puaeha.ns only
stocks are not oyeTaeundanJ We o 99&' e(T ~
prime i7a2c choice ga open kce TAR 70 nd, "a
TcriS Rico :eqa3e syruPs, sagar ordinary 70 eamm'"
cSlg %i s10S SGe 1 ia' nn %r :9 ,o m
pentine obs aG3 bei, The mar"ei Tor 'pifs
basis OF 3sq35c Rosin was a1Il Dn ~, """s'''
0iIS"The market for coi,onsr"d Oh IS qnie'. br agt
steady The crude oil coming To- marks' Is H., s.t E
he buS Of L. although strictly prime would pro.asy
Lara o.. insiiv nnchang"d We quote Coonsced OIL
mills here l7aiec: N crude iuls 2on2lc snnm ne.
25.c winter white. prime; nominsl} 3'g5ec ,n1 1
s4a'5c linseei OIL American raw. SC. American boiled
OCEAN FfEiGilTs FOR birth freight. was
inactive Win rates nor or lsT nG1%na ssSs I.
ROOM Tot 100 bales cotton to liremen at e
quote Grain 10 y sS e,1s 2q-a NM 81 a.hea
H s "a E.~fd,m 5a;. s1s t'ai ps, g.
petroleum to United knsigm "oR nina, for
1ba so fsnn ssnS With soms in Inc
OF business notably the deal ana short fore!gn ai.,
n ngnrsq" ,hsrtls foo~ British li7c on.
hsT" , i2 ne sea mir' a. fSn rSada
Havana coa 81 90 British s'ssmer Kos io @ I'm
IT,: British steamer as tons sugar. north -id~ cuba -
TSs5r s"1 prIse ,erms Italian 6afk herr i2l tars
sa%n imbe or desls Pcnsscoa to Mediterranean p
ya,e terms: Italian bark. $500 bbs l.ir.l'nm I,.'a-
T Wes, bay ~ Vest coast Ensaad &5s 81. Esh sip
S9 ! To-. h"H ,,, h. ip[ Az s ape ds :, john
10 sg,. 45s sweIis: fh:p stl ions Noi~'t"n s',".
de@is s. John 70 Eelfas' pryae "rms bah -, 80
g,s rs3S 81 tons ph'shate r9c %y,a.;A t. Csrelr,
81 bark 80 tons snGsi ,l@h'u 20 10 n" rni psta
lsaI'o f., OPP r in S11s 8 s & 'S ' anaas,
i le 9tl,is hooneS c4i tons harer
iwo trip Is British schooner 2 tons. box sh", c,.
s. Ios saraS Ma GO e &9 {or
option OF s",ond por lump up, sum sSn' n eV ,n,
! a.usra cal
British schooner. 100 tons Sew YORK ~ 1t john T. al
| or about 81 30
| Provisions Their. was Itle interest snh,bed today
win me ms,ke' ls',iy I'D I 5nsr sa b
ash family SIS nor clear sia :'gsi3 20 hEti "a
Market s'eady. Quoted: Extra n'ss - ia..,, ,, -,
Ss 5,i Ig sis bhfssED Hogs Msr.rt nm
ieob quoted a. 81 anG heSy 10 ss,; f.,
:, ~ 10 n tickied shoulders Maiks' steady at &c
Pied Make se@dy at ia sale. 5c s%fARi%h
cS MS5SF 4, 'g,% a Sr rHIIow sale TO-
hhds at ~ s.,. i:o Trs at 81 leGne1
onrt Quoted: south America Sc on,ireni 30. com
' u,,r, p,,ers were in the to-day IN quite
large numbers and they 'Gon nu o,s A. To- Tone
he make Sun hrn at h9 n a. Hussna comn"" =,
f5oar s1;s$C cd l1s i f5l ,an S ~
S ~ HANSON. in bond la.a2 .,- market ,s
sUGAR~The situation In we iro ~ ,h~ mark, th.rr
hn. ,s Win prices unchanged 'hioish@n' si,n3usn
values vol srstGined ~ While bee; (. still quoted
a, 81 ia for March April In The local ma1Ee, o ,rrs
is change record in pes 80 II ,Gc While the price
named for 80 moasses sugar ~ sun crcapnine he
s,rrngth ~ be,r poon they prefer TO sell ,hsIi
arrives rather than rnt II n'o esen nr,ces Cop
estimates Of the cuba crop hay" been rTinc.a ~ o ray ~
o cn' S Oh so wS ,oI n pa. YEAR We note
itns Eneish Island muscoyado Just arrived; basis ~
lost lie LANDED and Tx ~. 1"T W ie Gray stat
that 300 bags OF German sugar ",r' ';e2manv r..
port strong market at sa36c per pound agla IN
refined sugars The reason for ms ereiv ont Of our
market for the present, The demand for refined sugai
SIN mod.Ia,' WIN prices unchansfad ait IL IS stated that
offerings OF Louisiana plantation sort s hr tunG
! abou, ended. and that this should give a oe'''' "
| soft refined sugars In Eastern markets.