New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-24

Totals ........... C33 4o7 II II
a. Il S an easy sse NTH NTH : .pS %
iG is g. " irutSs Closed al fos % sa;
at srT5 5 IL 10. tons e. 9n5 49, Vim
a, ~ . London sos a; 's rs 81 FOR s'qi ana nd fHi os
arm spo, at j2 37'. London closed at i3 liz
81 'sS st '9 G.S is%y VIZ ''fs 10 car.
spsc 81 az IT, fS H 'sG' a. IS S So rm %
s seTand and sales !; S EARS SPOT At a $ ss IS &
gov ssd At - All l9l aRf c'' a .' o
mand at the ament tu, the market holds ie tone fairly
well soI moasses and syruI. Glucose steady al s. y
selling 81 .. Prizes we're ee 8, 2S s New9Gsns
XIII 2tgsic sood :sq?7c. g,.c. 25gsc; s1@ice 80
sSS fosd g s sme as lSd a. fos sn.y EATS
bbs spirits tuIIenne. 2.os bbs; TAR. $50 bhls marke,
s r. sSxs an s 81 e F &c. s Sse s. ]
s SJSep ssre ana 81 s e. r. e. r. 81 as ~ 81 10
i. $50: hs:: x: rs; 81. 4. Sc i5Gs2 20. " 6
OCEAN fRII iHffsNrhe nnarke, for berth frcieh,s
Guie, and firm. with pr'ee,s as f.liTw., Lyelpeo' -
Hull asd; Newcastle. 4.i. iniacfP; ~ Hamburg s.
s,, HoiTss gs cDi p@ 'R ad i aas
IS itdg9s ga cotton to LveFp2oII per 100 n 81 81 or
TEassan 'snnsgs '9nnae s . s1 A.. Pe' sec
Coaswse relghts especially lumber rom Southern ports
are quite active and are timer. Steamer fre'gh's
it er snd T' daai s a" steamer
1928 tons general csIeG TS5Oa to r Ny% ol,s british
steamer G9 tons previously, general cargo New OF
lis ID ne, end Noyemoer British .eameT p,g'9Gs
Tenbe S'i British steamer 2GGj preHi.us CT!
Wnins'on y G 10 ,ayoW '"iion. galveston To-
vepoo contne, ais 3D. pG:enSsr h ", , sga
i704d ana per cent pomp' British s"aiqer Ia s
sHton ss e nah sane sa sds e. mi
sh steamer. loss tons cotton, SEAMAN TO hne,p'% VI
fo,k 10 Liverpool 3ss "a. october Two British s'e"ue,s
Zap and las tons general cargo hence - liam
lh.r
Danish steamer. 1900 quarter gam ".'a" r,
sHg E. e G ,s for or S & "a 3D. Hec"bcr
British .samer 400 GgeFTs ,s sal nw T sicaer 0o
cases petroleum Philadelphia 70 bombay Eg Naf%"sian
sesfn is S. ' Dach general ssre
hs3:, 70 Ss s6 ..n Mfn slips. ' D aa4 q
Portland Ore TO Cork for 3fiers 70 me oman fn,t
S9m HARE An5"f ssn Or 90 cork Or
United Knsdom sv s,t t p ssh aS s "a
"a Cork for orders to the United kingdom. ii"yr. Ant
Ts5R s and DSa1 TTsS 2, 81 sna
ssvsnnah 10 sah,3, SIS soc respectively free Thaf
age and lehternge sShg'ne 90 ~, g sehner
SO tons lumber J"GksSnyt to r;Ns ?oTE ~
sah8he fchsn.r 100 tons e'. Fernanaina 10 NV
York private terms; schoon. IONS mss, Chsvle
Z, 70, e, PaTand s. bark 42s lumber n'~k %
NswYSrk 30 1 sanena cargo hence to JacS.onre
LIMP sum sohI I4s ions coal Pefh Arnboy
C sS6SSne go Sn' o." rls' hence s ia a
sCn
mSf SCI the absence of expected demand from
day Prime summer yellow wac oreieI IN ,ne MARK
at ~ SSt h.d iSs' q ase Pmo crude var
dock prime eruds m Yeow 2c uer srndc.
2sga prime Whit 2qe p,lgs "ef yg'T Go ii
ga 4s ins.s scu, 4"T ra~ s2 Fs& '
81 hog srGaqc %,, Tns I'd. oE s;.
Srsa q sran oa ne s. ' se DE Is ss@ mess 3 ss
So. family. 81 5Ca,i2 short clear SO loa$i8 .a
r rFs, s2a 9 ezra 81 SOR nSa rs ss oa
SIS ~. DRESSED Hoes Firm. Quoted Bacon. Glsc
s' y c iT M gf * I+ss %a smoking
belize, ss 10 p ~ d: n 1g7r Ssi "a dn 7G $3.50 PsS%a
s Wessr9 greer" is r. sse Is H. T;G rAi
quoted at 4s'c; e,y easier. quoted ieaa. 10,
5%: c %Hs a as ' city, qSosd ssSSf
t,.93l>c; Brazil kegs es5c 49,. srEAhINE-Firm
RICE The maTkc, continue, 20 show considerable
deiyecs Wy" iTlcss were as foo%s domestic Common
ordinary aq4sc tar to GOD +.gsG prime to ehoise
5$c: Japan, 4t.a5'.c Java, 'Ras4c Rangoon in bond
seine r M il T ;t, m s 81 e es' SS9%
%h former fs price BID ana efusrd %usoyado 50 test
$re noassss susar ~ jeS, esG. Inc market for re-
i%af ara i crushed cSes diamond 4 confecicnsfs A.
xXXA p2%er-d ana Nos and nH mS , oyI
lava ~ fair reaons - ~ beet dull prices barely
P,lces for refined sugar were as foiows Dominos 5:c
S s fa and anaa s4 S %1a s
graduated and extra fine granuated sc confecioners
rranuated, 5aic cubes 3hc; xxx powdered. 5'zc
mould a. Sac; diamond a. SIC: confectionery A. 5c
Ms AMI .sc; Nos and T. Isle; No >. 4si No o.
20 i, t@ic No r "sc No 10, 4isc; No a. 4c6c No
WOOL. EXCHANGE REPOHTs-The Wool Exchange
gives the following ~ narker: The run 4
ssl~o this week fa'. to show total during
the week previous b this not 10 lie as Shot
Ing falling OF IN the demand !, IL mainly the result,
Of the concentration o. wool In strong hands and r
entirely 10 the cleaning OF ayalsbl. supple. IN the
hnnds ~ the weaker holders The trade regard.
ton Of wool stronger than al any during the
recent period Of increaee in values ana looks Tor st
From h- demand expected from sources
that VIII result in larger consumption Il wool. and
less speculation. which. while 1t VIII fail max. as
large a showing 10 tho .nles from xerk. VIII
demand is expected 70 arise from manufacturers In quest
81 woods 10 supply their imperative needs produce
stocks Dealers evidently had this under consideration
while securing the market for choice stock ana The
gradually brought within the hends Of comparatively
few uaders the weak syots win be finally eliminated
with % expect s'li further
weeks transactions have Demonstrated THE good Do
nand prevails for Australian woos with supples insult
Ltow duty pfices that dea.s little Advantage in
parting With their holfinss which far from abundant
Msnuf ctu'ers taking gren'er interest In all rnde
They re consuming large quenttie. u wool and while
they show Willingness 70 rAplenish 81 advanced prices
hesitate oyer paying extreme ra,es. Each week they
the market getting further away from they
fully rehye that later they Will 10 forced
comply with the dctaons Of holders Their only hope
Hes IN the improved situation In the goods market. md
with the opening - they hope
" fabrics advance In proportion 10 the cost NJ stock
AMI II H. 20 thr end they centring their efforts
other ndyance In the price 81 ncecef worla has
noted during the week. Ohio No ] is quoted st 2fq2sc
but stocks canlo he Ind p 3Ic
las iefn INIT