New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-20

PRuGIiIS-Tbe market for ghts ony moderately A
SsnsSd % he grain trade rates but Nere not nqeh ug
ioL OAs SS@%". Ts 500 S S Of Cotton
I md seS .fer at ~ 900 bales DO through o o. fading
i'Tf 90 .I S Flour 1897 s and 500 b5 Sd M
ebaes ecmp,e To Cork orders and United Kingdom Nor
Sssn barn. $500 and az Italian S,r. barn saa with sS
$500 q Grain SP,6 at s. "a ts SS iao ga one Italian
Org hence vech h 5000 case. Refined PeIGeq%
antwerp on private and British ship with 5000 oo ne
aI %Ss. srse the past dstngushdy
gree Of activity though under less a'oIane 49,, III me-
s decline sterling eIchange BUYERS Of most descriptions
haye hsd some sdvintagei ne % i,e5 baY sre generally
haye been large t6ess OWL g. Ir avsnes dep th market
lu Of sale and When oheea ~ % s nave 10 note de-
py Commercial ste-ns edited msteTsy to the depression We
save Tdied somewhat and note sm speuuse
she low prices current or ool SPrns ' and se business has
been done for export further supply Of tonusg we oS O
S T o9, es ~ % % il Winter business be
eo's1 The dSeIs 'sf ~ @ for no Cscgo and 81
Mwsukee the situation IN wheat lp nov ~ @ % bs ni
90 doubt doe state Of finances has done much to pp
b supplies our letters abroad have been OF The most positive
e9as ana mo b We should not have enough Wheat 10 the world
to supply is needs before the harvest o. $50 We knO" n &
era ohghes prices several weeks ago that they ANTICIPATE
tcral appreciation o. values oe season sd'ne'a ~ o6I 1
81 exporting zO9U 0g INN Holspi an Swt1srani
dsIenTt SS sD PSgand IN extra 100000 or Of
600 600 quarters than were FURNISHED mem s a. s ~
5sci,nipg values thus early must bear IN mL1 Ne
heStoic,e general ooRS SyaaB s wants Of Europe
~ great high aye called upon ne
hreaduI quite extraordinary 'o
h must be plain observer that the movement cannot De con
sros sHy H@es. ss e pIe. @ another R but al
OF the world have 70 zoe ute' Iai % Gu
the volume has been great VIVID the
pcres.e abroad that foreign operators nave taken
S Winter h near AZ hand shall be surprised b. when the
Ic King ocks u9 navigation and The exports Of Atlantic ports &
England
Tling Tor supplies them m dsfe Quantities
Most onSbi1 people ie L, tne @ gI re- Continuous
movement seabo and on the seas Nhr u e a
before Winter locks u IRON thrr hMea tos NP' iN'
have l1Sj2lb bush against 4Jood4 o he 'Viol
g wek Wheat 81 The West Tor the sea
board been quite active and unless We have uhI
considerable decline here the receipts az the iase pors
MI ooptuue liberal during month the Of November
continued arrivals and fsf uq prices OF
Enng wheat fsvore the seller elg though the
market closes early improvement but without much
activity; sales 80 600 bush a. 81 3aq "a for No. chicago
Milwaukee 81 320Sl 81 for migrated Iowa ana - ~ Tor no
81 450Sl so for Red Western 81 1Jo4l % i0r Amber
western 81 70asl 75 FOR White Mchgan Barley quiet boge
sellers offerings limited and held al u pcs quotations
aouninsl; Western 81 4O0Sl CO.; Csuais West al
81 G50Sl 70, State snd iour-rowed Barley Mat Is
.lpiet bu fnm. IN demand and hrn, bui
thout advance $4,000 bash western Mixed
a. 5Oa52: 5laJ4c. Rye quiet and prices some"hst
nsetted Western at nes, With lots sold at she
is moderately
stem N,ed IA 6Os M priue sail; Western yellow 81 a62
s movement al corn from the continues heavy
- We should quarters With nesTy the supply Of last
year positive that south Eastern Europe de-
vessel loading With for tA Adrtc winch
Newcastle The
Britain that iced stuns interfering WIN t sa o. ~
prices Certain II that the supply sno ior Treat
Brsuhas greatly depleted ;he psst nght WIN an increase
supplies the movement will no doubt BE- much c
sie during October. bui the feeIg seems general ut u al JIG
abundant
month and diminishing forward, holer Of
corn apparent good LOOK tor decided appreciation o..
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