New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-07

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liberal arrivals and marked decline IN Flour miers and se
uators had the advantage and prices Rave declined n
Tfnrs1y we ae 10 srrinr Wheat but Winter being
tromey scarce has advanced Our stock hos increased mate
sa sS 5 10 week Alter week until he close Of navigation
but we cannot any thing Ike hera stock OF TIE
SaTe expected To-day Iacsa he niari opened
with limited arrivals OF Spring but meis ia OH anu
opened fra but closed oNer ne sales are 80 pls " se
gan al Is IS and 90 bush Prime Amber state at g 20 lar
ley has been IN limited demand for export Dui a. Howl aa
variable prices Tie large arrivals have ehecktd inc scua
tive demand prices lower aud unsettled The stock
has increased andis so0o bushels and viii large ari
walls IN prospective likely 70 close TIE season WIN 1h
ample stock Our exports since sept have been VN bush
To-day the supply more plenty and The maTKet y o tIe
demand mainly for oHport sales OF llfUO bash al 81 va
for Canada West in bond and 20 for do common nee ana
g l2dsl 6 for tworowed state Barley Mai Is qet ~ - go
s. 40 Oats opened hmef oat az me cosD tle laai W
heavy; sales OF 1900 bush at 12a1o oF Chicago ana &c
for State RYE quiet finn ior choice Canadian aes Of
ZOO s. 80 for Old Western aRd 81 42at - Tor Jana
dian Indian Corn has been less acye has dccnd ana ba
fuctuated vioety The business OF tho week has been cp
ing 70 local dealers and spectators the current prices person
ay being far above the limits Of shippers ores We have
New Corn from tbs south has been offered extent bg
& too damp present shipment this crop at Tie south Il
nfet opened better With a demand closed easier and
very quiet the sales are l2 o bush at y n ~ ~ or n
and Al 3OQsl . for Western yellow
EXPORTS OF BREADsTUTFs-
' ssis " S:. G or
Total 10 Great Britain and the Continent -
for the week endingNoy. ., lsoo-.-. lsSI $500 800
Since Sept J. 1864. 292l5 iOlu@ sbiSo5
s.4rc 4btJ4 I4ftv<S
RECEIPTS BREADSTUFfS.
flour Wheat, Com,
bbi'. ORE
For the week ending Nov 5, 1906. $50 2s65 &s7
Sept A. 1850 90. 10 ElrogJ oflfs'S
Same time 1865 9251J 2fyfe4 iloJsS
GIJNNIFS have undergone essential change IN prices
We quote nOmnsly PC, for Bags and 3lGJt o. or C1
HAY-The demand Is fair for shipping ana ne marker n
steady sales OF 40 bales 81 0aS IS for shipping and 81 -
al 81 for retail lots Long Rye Straw scarce and wanted 81
o. l5GS 20 y 100 n, cash.
HEMP-Thee Las been improvement In the dhinand ior
Manila and tie market ruled very frm sales Of 4Uv bales
the latter rate In other descriptions note very moderate
demand without change 70 note IN prices
UITS-The market been quiet AID closes somewhat I'M
settled Wet Sailed, Domestic Hides are moro plenty and
tending downward which checks the demand for Dry Hides
We quote Dry Hides-Blcnos Ayrcs - 20 q n, n d2tc
Buenos Ayres 30 to IS n. 2lt arc honteydeo 20 70 y ~
lgt020c Correntes 2t 10 p 10, lsta lssc Rio Grande
90 TO y u, ls3c OiHOc0, q 70 20 10 lsci California
o. to 25 n lselsJc Central American, II to q l6olGsi
Matanoro - 20 - ID l7tdlSc Vera Cruz II 10 - ~ tG
Ice Taupco H. 6Sl6sc; Iogota, 10 10 ~ 10 ~
lei - 10 - 10 l2G 5c Western, Ie TO - ID Ia
ljc, all gold.
HOPS-There still prevails good demand for home con
sumption and prices are well sustained sales OF 200 bales at
from 2Od ~ and COO ar 10 growth and quality.
INDIGO remains guiet Hud have only 10 note small
sales private In prices there has been no essential
change.
IKON-Pig Iron has with good demand and prices Tor
all still upward sales OK 100 tuns Poughkeee al
go IS tuns Garsheuie, al ass % tuns Oengarnoek
from ship So and 100 tuns do do, nom yard at 80 We