New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-04

METAL$-T7e week Starts Wit seF'rai i,zrt sun
plies and strong Cablcc La pre- "a an ne close
The Metal T,change onsa ~ IRON TatIanls a', 81
nominal - SO 90 eogpe ..'.ns a ~ tr f-rlc- Al
50 20 BID ard ssked The London maf"e' was ''''
'MoISrs hXt sYRrPs7ra4e IN 1osass vas i j.. IL
and chiefly To- me a. .ph, ol cry LIZ YER, drm A. fui
former faieg syfurs steady - firm ana
Quotations follow: New-prleans cen'rl luf'i
~ fair loo H. g9' loe ~ ROO 2-d.,.. syups
common l2al3- iL.r i4s4i5'ic. GOO l'F'''' p'''"7
6cEAN FREGfiIs-Toe rr.arSe 70: born f7eigkts vas
dull al me foowins -s'oas: Liyerp' "a ~; "a
"a G.ass0% ~ Ar,ye,T 80: Hamburg az pfenulgs
ROTTERDAM &c Ams,crian BIC cotton 10 1s5Ro9i, P
There Continued GENERALLY 60. GF g~ rr 1pi loading
lase IN the Da[ioHs u1's nr rates were - and
oot,1 un'Hanrci For steamers the demand was lshj
~ su departmens but especially for the grain ana
ganerai cargo trades from local ports i'ate' were
oIIsn cottonseca of there was moderate amour,
- stradiness hut very It'le business ard no chahg
The T 81 t5owf 1o ehansc oao,aon,
~ne f pn,oeun bb. s. o. ana II - 10 fhiis
5 foi bls s. 20 ana in bulk s. 20 rehns cases s.
or5e nanb,ha cargoes $40: deodorzed SO 80 conf
seed OIL prm9 G,qdS Seow 2 Is S2G on
49, 6uteT grades ;cea2 prime T ra% Hmeran
Be ooS asGSo calcutta So lard OIL t'@tS' and
PPOVISIO Ns-There was slow traot a.. 81 - en- ~
downward 'rndr rpSy closnr barely steady PoRE
sF sd5, E Suopet Mess saasS family $40 25aso Is
s1s1 clear SO 25asl2 BEEF gno'5
Tss' &C. 's s5asi Il quoted ss so
al DRESSED HOGS-Qulef Quo''u
~ NJ Mo 100 N. SIC pigs. 5,4c.- 49,.
p,ctied bellies steady. quoted smoking bel" ~
10 H. SIC IL ~ SIC u NJ &c picked .ho1laers w..
quoted d. picked hams nrm quoted .t.H' 90.
eru green 67sc. Western T. 1c. city gfe,tns '"'
IART-Steady: quoted s. -. city ard stea.S a. ~
81 ~ rennes lard steady. quoted south Aheii,A ="
rontinent 81 n Brazil s. b COMPOUND stssIS
,,n,es Western. &c. = 1870
s,esdv. ouofed oleo 5h.c city lard steatle o,s4Nt
PITFEOnly fair business transplIe1 ID we ...H.
,.- ice but the feeling quite nri. WIN I'r'.r'
-,ces s,ul in force. Quota ions follow Domestic en-
bnice 81. acc head. Gas Q7c fatna HJ'ac' 40 IN D''
SiSfas =. Japan 87sd5Ac. Js>a. 4An5'ac' R@ns5on III
eIc u%The market for refined sugar was very nrn
IN h,siness on generous lines throughout the day ~
49,, Lays both two pound lots were oHerri
"a We, With ready deInsrd. chiefly from QUITO town
follow. GRADUATED !-lh SACKS ana
n csses 3 lhc. duninos BIC, cu loaf ana crushed
o~dered and coarse powdered. 54c Eranulated and
enc eronulatsd SIC: granulated ana extra me
s,,1a,~S 30. confectionery granuiated bNc. cubes
&c, xxx powdered and mould a. 5Sc' diamond A.
81. corfectoners' A. &c. Nos J. = ana D. 4ec nos =
80 = a.. No O. 444c. No :, 40. No s. 45lo Nos
a ana 10 DC No H. sisc, No r. 4'sc; Nos - ~ 10
- ~ OGc The market for sugar was strong WIN
,se,er. showing willingness 10 take large amount ~
ea,ir heiS In Store the basis ~ 1866 Tor ~ test
on,-,,ugal IL sc for muacovndo ana " - lbc
No cables came - hand
t,ar tho English market. Lcndon still being closed on
srrount ~ he Easter holidays This fact appeared g.
Lave little weight market as an influence thovBh
lending 10 INSURE against too liberal sales y
imrorter ToInorrows newt from abroad s expected 10
he % = favorable character