New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
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STAINED 49, 90 "a
e seSsst o5S aSS 6rdnaiyS IS MddnS sic
Option suffered slight BREAK 0dsE dqS sd 70 ssST
sSRns Of fS P points 'm was Quite moderate
Sais' 3OOO Closing Highest IsT Re sAlS loo
| $.:;E $;;: H S t ts$$
April ,....-."........ ss Siig 3.9S S.9f GiQ0
june S 9lood 1874 1910 1910 Egg Egg
I I1yust ..iSi5s 1913 1914 s5So
September S S5sg SSS9 "'1 ''A low
FLOUR AND MEAI-FLo UR-There was better r,s eS,
Inquiry sd SyJuR mainly more fSr S Prices show
mae sSA ADVANCE although the holding was somewhat
SS 1p sSS bis S.i1 - rs ri:
"a T %Sss i 20 Ssis 49, 3d. 1Gs
E @bsS % Tx 20 81 oSSS $50 6s supne % 5S
81 S.. Sc fDd Ss' siS5 % fs.s 8
wiqteT Wheat low g5aadoSs " % GS PssS SS
Poor Poor g GSSes g. sossS choice Very
sS M q sssS Ps2s RYE MSsi MIs y s5ss
sisht Poor 70 Fancy & sS$S 20 fa ane so 7s5
g ;is suS Sa spSs and 6Rg
s2ss9 IS MAsCs closed steady i6
5 a P sScpSs ds saa
1854 % Pat da So lsSsG a. ssss IS
naekwhest grain quoted pt Coz pp9 i
esa ou6d !. % SSss s SH Brs sax s. sS
500 bbis.
GRAIN-wHEAT-A further advance was established
to-day, and the situation In It's entirety presented com,
again higher which had a stimulating eject bus the
a prominent bu5 operator at tho west coupled with
reports Of cold weather in tho Northwest While
the o. business transacted Is good deal larger
a s he the SI aSo fgS 81 Opened az 10 % Or gain Of
MOmentary weakness prevailed thereafter. and prices
GOOD buying by local shcrtsS May al length rallied
g. O9 op ad tie S' sar ay .d "a a. s Sa s g
closing a. 81 % L. Spot lots We're held higher n keep
ma prices 'S SaTsy 1e%n sss bushels
future T Rss g 1897 e s s4 On i sSs an No. s
FED 50 b S sosSs os % 3 20 aare
ssS$ & ' .I & Ssas % e % e. sa.Ss i
3 % % ausa ss' sS siSP' isf siGifss o.
R1PSS % oSsDss Of e.
L ana 0oHSay 9gsi asees %as
taking only 1000 bushels and IS Consequence Prices
% on Wa. perfectly 2 saaRsn s only loads changing
bushels SPOT including ungfa1sd, IS i.2s4sc; No. 5
30 34G4Qc elevator. 40 1.2a4le ahoat; steamer mixed
s ss S ssy 4 s s s sE
a5an ~ closing s AZ as a. MssSs Closing At 4 S
% Pr 40 sStS 4e closing g % Sss do NAY
fair demand and ruled strong in some cases showing
The changes have not been material for the day
sales sS g bush S S 40 1s 900 N bush PG 3sYdg
$ White >. q AIS sst o E No d WIS ss i &c. M M1'S
January, closing at 81 t-2c do February, closing at
81 S4e; DO March 90 ise closing AZ 81 l.se do Nay
Fuaf closing :, g sSo Dc MSTch &C closing
Rye Feed. 7Sasoe.
HAY AND sTRAw-A quiet feeling. noted in all d.
SSse soo Dus m e,'s oS5 No. large Soa75S SMALL
SSa79c Clever s Ss9sS5c Light Mixed SSse9s; p sl
Soc Short Rye $4,000 oSt. 5Sc
HoPs-There Is no material change FOR the day. The
cSoico new, sIs22e DO medium issaoe low i5S
l5s do 1881 7Slio DO hssS i Esss p &C ,c Goa
lie do 1887 sGoc Eastern and Wisconsin. new, $50
zoe; Foreign. new, SSa4oe
Therd is nothing In our cable dispatch this week TO give
for better market Da hsSs N che near a.,
continue long az any good hops can BE- found Our
Ing exports from outside ports from September to Jan.
Sa ss9 Boston SSg 9bSlss Pnadepes Rio ghos
These added 70 the shipments from this port now brings
Sesr 'G from W Is Is SeeSSd that not less than coco
bales OF Paeacs have gone out g England via New.
here Tits week and next win swell nc exports TO
paesI pI sTSu wb an @ heavy m SSs
ment tho NowYOrK market stands to-day substantially
sspSie shaasS IN the price. We hear q hops getting mo
quarters all S SSS5 ys5 BIDS S - Gents 9, Tor ses
i eSs than Tor best PScnd BrOTeSs 6eyns there
p nSir WSys6uying just snogsG a. time 70 keep The
business next n''saS Summer short
| tho incoming crop viii scare them into
pate any material change in the situation for months
come The imports show BIG o1 S SS,o on from last
ceipts for the season bales exports for the week
Imports e the WEEK. 70 bales total imports for the
season, 6SA bales
Iondon Jan 29-The market continues IN a sound
| and healthy condition. Prices steady.
METALS -TIN-Mors active and steady. Sales, 10
tons January, 81 soc; 30 tons February 2i SSc cor.
| ssPtIEssITER-Neglected '~'''
MoLAssEs-1n light request the day Now crop
% SS i.so ''' ~ ~ 49,
NAyAL STORES TrgpentlnssHlss continued
Il q is; y, 81 iossi il IL 81 q 1;2i Ell 80; d
TAR, 81 9Oasa
.os-co,lonsesd is unsettled and offered lower Win
S S$ss SSsss oi:a s5 sSn as Ssd I is S
Sse western $40; foreign Csc Lard prme, Csc Men
D DsSeend winer Is -SSSes extra Dssehsd sSsGic
s sSts scssc %ha crude Southern ss nauT
winter d3644es beaehed winter 40c extra bleached
fs ssD4psone wo9S Dive IsS zee Se
Palm Lac i2c NeatstOot prime 90 i-sa75c Straits
OCEAN FREIGHTs--The market was dull one and
easy in tone, generally speaSiag. GRAIN cHARTERs
STaeF SSo 9SSs s S asS and sppas
bark Granville Belle hence to Hull 6,7O0 bbIs refined
81 Id British ship. Queen OF Scots, hence Cal
eut,a $4,000 refined q Leg, % erriye German
| 80 Cd. ....MISCELLANEoU British steamer wensley
dale, Cuba TO North OF Hatteras sugar, one or tws
months, 1850 British ship Jennie Burrel Portland
Beenos Aypes lumber quoted at s15 80; schooner Ma
yaFina. Norfolk 10 Cienfuegos coal ss schooner Ael
brig Mary Q. Hale Tuspan 70 North Of Hatters ,;,
mahogany, Britleh bark b. J.. Bogert, hence 70 t
Janelfo oil, private terms German bark Freldrich
hence TO GuayaQu, general cargo; British brig Taswa
bse HSn Soo sS'p g Susaos Ay bsr si