New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-19

90 tons ... %:; !Gss ':ss' H:z :ss
Dbl. napsha hence 70 Liverpool ND Italian bark
s2 o. SO s.I 1snsS s" @'Hss leans
private terms schooner LIS tons case oil ana @
ssrso n1%sg . erq%:ss s';s
wood to 3 8 TO- I TONS g sugar so
Havana to TewYok private terms; sGn2ene terms brig
ss TONS s"" u@ S%nS onion 10 Island to
81 % sound 81 Gn s sShooner @ ons lumber Arpsa
chcoa Noank S 49, schooner ci5 tons ties BaTsh
schooner laa tons coal Port Johnston St John 49,
eoc and discharged schooner ia TONS coal Perrin Am
os market coionseed oil was , dull ana % %lis
no stun pressing nsesa oils ,,D we're sr Sg
snd asT . We 9pGe I TTme ST%@s ySo% '5
on summer yellow 23 a22ic butter grades n.G 800 ga
8oa8ic; American boiled 32as3c; Calcutta raw SOC with
srsn 9n aT but iasr s H" %oae GERMS ana
smaller receipts than expeced the o coe Mess s. Il
sG Is family. 50 oaslo 90 short clear 50 SoaSc ,5 ~
o 3d. 'F Packet asasS g0' extra Nf.s
REEF HAMsFin Quoted s22@ s2 ~: B Dss Sss9
Gr MEAT MsATs DefHa Ges steady ao;sd
ss?:' Fl Tcsd hams steady 5SSssd
pull 9H@s,d I at &c. cleo 4sc closed
n9 nina cily au as cSnnsn c copoSS
4a4sc Western. 4sa4l.c: Brazil kegs &c; options &c
RIcEIpcmani was moderate, but a, the same tim TIM
prices were steady although demand was chiefly for small
9ts ar markets there Win prices hardening The
exports from Burmah to bengal an 90 eJ s
s,nce January l. Talmage. New orleans. telegrapts
Ioass nc Sl%R Soan carried sacks
against 81 sacks Las. yS1 b JaS last Slea wear Mn
easy in tone with light call Taimase Charleston tee-
s ssSs c Gar9h' S rs 6bs sales o bbs enlarged
movement racor al concession We quote, pome,ne
to choice, 4'sG5llc; fancy 5AaGs; head rice saGc:
ra5n' t t Ran aS IN S BOND :a ''''"
SGGAR-The raw market was a little caster on sales
tes at Sc landed and 300 Tags English Island museo
vado spot basis - t.s at 2 landed h o matt
o ice for 70 test; there moderate demand for
refined sugar although the market ruled steady. with
law Granulaed quoted at SIC The London sugar cable
and fair refining at 9s. Rect was quiet prices barely
maj, osb a anod Pes a '' aao Sc
GUY loaf 5!ys; crushed S'S po%dered - coars s
coarse rranuatrd Sc extra ne granuiaed 80; cor
f Sss rs fenunlna E. H c e
No ae; No G Gc No SO ~ a. N no . AZ; \" TO-
s6oc No H. csc; 30 ~ slsc; No IL. ac No a. S.c.
''ToBACCo-There was slow business in tobacco but
the steady with everything on the list Sales
i7c; 80 cases sundes 5l4d5c. Havana sales amounted
25 bales a. ,3gSl TO- in bond Sales OF sumatra were
wooIEThere little activity, with the sa:es
footing something over 10000 H. mel, E c ae0ps
Largely for foreign wool Eastern buyers taking consider
stock New-YOrk The shaping OF tariff egisa-
ton lines that VIII prob
aby be enacted into law has stimulated demands for
foreign wool and s thought that wool Is a safe
purchase prices Meanwhile domestic wool has
been neglected but Texas wool has been taken
oute llieray pulled wool especially firm. and current
sales are reported fI, prices We quote Domestic
nesces Nos ] and 2 2ln22c: Xxx and above. 22n23c y
and above lsGlsisc washed combng 22a2ic; unwashed
comblng l7Qc0c: combng 22d2sc: de.ane, 2OG
23c extra pulled $685.; pulled. 32a34c: do
3oa32c do. 25d27c; No do. 22a23c; Territory, IA
I5c: California fall 6Ql3c; do spring 1oN13c Oregon,
sai6c: Texas fall and spring Sale Australian %eg
oec Nonevdeo 16ql7c: South American pulled 2In29c
Canad, combng fleece. 25d27c; Canada combng pulled.
o7G Doc English woos o4d26c: Cape and Natal l+4lIc