New-York tribune., 1884-11-29
NEwYoRK Nov. 2S-rhe following the total net re.
ceips cotton at all tie ports since September l. 1884,
2.i94.067
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS


NEW York, Nov 2s
The Chicago Board of Trade and the West
Union interests having made arrangements by which
the dispute them is temporarily arranged, the
New-YOrk grain markets not 80 Isolated ~ 'hey
have been. Nevertheless, business was quiet and
the dealings revealed no feature worth noting
Corn exhibited further depression for dis
tant options hut the options, along with wheat,
we're better under the influence Of favorable foreign
advices Oats than lost their advance OF Wednes
day Provisions quiet and devoid Of featiIre 1hc
final declines in wheat ranged from Il to ie cent. Dcren
Der closing AZ Ia. January at s44 Fobruafy AT so2
and December ~ cents loss OF u cent was record
ed By The January and February options ~ aos ana nc
May options at Asa cents. Tho Hnal hynfcs ol oars
were 81 7s for November 3la for December and 32i9
cents for January. ,
wsrc as fe"ws Wh" bushels corn g2so
bushels oasl2sGio bnshel. total grain ssl32l BUSH
e Louis the arrivals were Whsa @ , sS.n Sn'HG;
0l0 bushels; -four 1898 barrels.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.
tDY rELEGRApu 10 ruI rRInuNE.l
CurCAGO, Nov 2S,-Aftcr to-day the con-
tract bet wcrn the Board Trade and tho Western Union
Telegraph Company. authorizing tho latter TO distribute
the market quotations OF tho Board. Will bc a al enc"
Tho onrd OF Trade Directory gave notice 10 that enr'
month ago Consequently from tho opening of the
market to morrow. the Board VIII be NJ liberty To with
hold It's quotations from the Western Union II II sees IT.
It il not known that the Board will take I'M
mediate action upon tho expiration OF Us
contract. Tonight IT. In thought probable
that 10 will not To stop the dlstriDutioh
Of the market quotations by way Of the tckcrs would he
serious nconv venicnce many members OF the Board
The grain will not be removed except AT the re-
quest OF those who do not particularly about The
NewYork st. Louis and Toledo markets, which are also
transmitted through them .,,
Corn and provisions were much neglected ana nothing
OF an unusual surprising nature was done IN the whruV
pit The opening of the latter market was rather strOhS
with Lester prominent buyer January wheat opened
cent better at 74A cents, and inside OF twenty
minutes stood firm ut 75 cents Here however rec-
tion began and the price dropped back to the opening
point influenced partly by the scalpers realizing ana
largely by such operators as Adams, Mnine, Bodnan
and TregO being observed rather heavy sellers. .
The corn pit was onty fairly well patronzed. 8 Nat
Jones was trying to buy year and january but no one
would sell it oS enough for him. November dr0ppet
from Al to Gig cents and then gained OF cent
There no of any squeeze in this option now
Oats rather weak. selling off about e of cent Inc
light receipts of hogs pork boom this morning
and although the trading was light the price went up
Is cents the price dropped below 81! for Jalary
delivery nobody seemed to care to take tne SUM
even at 81 79l2 $50 The market closed at hc
following quotations: January wheat, 20 cents; MAY
wheat 81 81 cents corn SO cents May corn, ~
cents: January oats, 254 cents May oats ISIS cents
January pork Sls % January lard, So 80; January
tri,,s