New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-12
Rscein.a al Atlantic ports:

rsg Nth the tone however firm, prices unchansea
and strong a; eysT ncs ss'U Rs. reported
undhanrtd at 81 So e said that PRICES NIL ns
soon Common %5'fc cuss i assS
prime Ss2ie NewoIeans open I kettle Sse choice
5a sS s'F Porto Rco .sSsc syrups sais fair
2%; fo0s srd tase R5%e lsgl' e5 spirit.
bss tar a. ls' With sS' the sGgh Sadns
STEADY %Sd'a's for hf sa Say fsS Sc
Tscs as s. ;!0E SPIRITS tar turPnne
rosin common to good strained - 4osS1 81 So X
80 s. q 49, ?'d y 90 o. Nc & s. Is 8
ocE All and S6mna would be
Suosqn t t2ST sls y' TEiSs ga ei Hull
5% sHr0 N. we SD Antwerp HAMBURG = Pfs,1
n1s o dl D54 arse ,1sG s
Ss' ed cotton 70 Lyerpoo per aoqae for Deo'm
F FRI GIFTS" A VS SHARTERs|T6s
both steam and sail was excsedns S seneFay
fairly well maintained and qg so
trade months , he no BTsn Knsao% or
grain hence to Cork orders 3s nd January Brit,
= SC os G' saD . ssnSs 70
1900 grain Virginia to picked port, United R Kins
2o8e ore Daaur to north o % Hs.eTs
abroad German bark Dos cotton NeworleGn,s to
to Rio de jsneifo IS g form British bark SSs tons
lumber Mobile to Rosario ss ~ D German R 1nn5.
Sui Sc British brig 23s tons. shocks. etc Portland to
N NE %st Bes 81 as .sooneT az tons pipe
adPa to north sh e tn Hs
4oc; schooner 43 tons lumber. Savannah to New
oiIS-Apar from continued steadness the cottonseed
% IN Ta'nsr r Tor e %
Ianter Co. said; Our market has rensnsd STEADY a
nestle and foreign account; Sale. Of prime summer yol
low have been made at 22c ! for December ana
SsuTe Atlantic Stat. prime crude loose mill. has sold
IN small way At S but ,r s not b much Nest 'T bas
P Pe5f is more wasts faes
abe about i'S sT resas mil; shutting
da s and prms s Of sansa p cs
Gi4c prime summer yellow 2iha22c: on summer yellow.
y '2 ae sT:es a@ercan ssGs
bqsS tsaS cs tia va. RAM more c strength than activity
in hog products today the advance being due to sharp
fsmh3d T2H oS6e So QUAR- Family
short clear sl0asi2 Quoted M AnGs
.. e0ss isS 6 81 higher quoted
nae or, ' Ss, 49, r &C. leS n ts 10 TX S s
steady SMOKING bellies &c; 10 n. eic: ~ ~ Co u No.
Sa. P aaosd % 1 wsst. 9Hosf r.
TALLow-Frmsr: quoted Ssc LARDaF o Gu2sd
south south America RIGA S25C Continent 4ooc Brazil legs
Sc 'oSRTasfR 2q!e'o fTo'e Quoted S e
city '' Se , S oS gSn1 demand was noted at full
gss sc:;:sI T: 10 a. s 4 ne
Sps sna Gsn ow 0r nom fs to ordinary
lq4sc; fair to good 4h9oc prime to choice 5sqSShc:
Japan. 5a5i4c; Java, 4sai'.c; Rangoon. In bond
2d2hc. 90 ,,
tendency and leading importers refuse to sell at current
prices The closing prices follows: tenuIuss
a6 test 15-i6nic: muscovado. 50 test 3%a3 I-i6c;
nolasses sugar. so test 1-i6a3hc. Within the ast
day or two the following sales made: $50 tons
Demerara centrifugal os test at Delaware Breakws'er
at los Cd cost and freight 800 and l50o tons same fr
shipment los Sd and freight; one SAL cargo nrst
.S esTro 9sv nnnss JAVA oa
demand for refined sugar active. and the market
next week The list prices unchanged to-day Inc
market IA heavily oversod everything but granulaed
Tondon cabs reported cane hrmer. holders demanding
higher prices Java los Cd; fair refining o. va bee,
month os 3Ad Prices for refined sugars were as FOL
lows: Dominos sac; cut loaf and crushed; 5~e; pow
I'D a,d coarse powdsred SIC granulaed bose: fine
sranu,aed &C. psrse srsrulated and extra fine gram
nnwdered sale; mould A. SIC: DIAMOND 4 &C. con
fectoners' A.. 41.c; No. and g. tsc Nc 40;
&c; No TO- 4Isc: no H. $40 10 i. 4oec' No lS' ic'
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