New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-10
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Tinted States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
HARVEY FISK x SONS,
BANKERS, 20 Nassau-st New-York
INVESTORS
GRAINAND PRODUCE NARRE7S.
FEATURES OF NEw.YoRK DEALINGS.

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The principal topic OF discussion at the Produce
Exchange yesterday the visible supply lguies Ior
wheat. When they were published Q4O0o,o32 bushels
decrease from the previous week Of 2s7 ,6s4 bushelS
they were a surprise as the trade had been looking
for an Increase Of 100000 TO l,oOo,ooo DusheE'
But It was explained that $4,000 bushels IN store al
Minneapolis had been ruled out for want OF proper
cerifoatlon according 10 law. Allowing TINS inc
visible would have Increased about G24OOo bushels
Bur The stocks at Baltimore and Oswego ala not come
to hand for some cause not ascertalned' ana last
weeks figures were taken for the statement this week
As Baltimore gained 100000 bushels week ago. IL
is reasonable TO suppose that 1t and osWego DOM III
creased over previous figures. 50 that the common
calculation as TO the visible supply Ok wheat IS that
! IL really has increased about 100000 bushels. The
visible supply OF corn is 12,0gO,G95 bushels, an In
| crease Of 335.l14 bushels. The visible supply Of
oats IS GIL 257 bushels, decrease OF lV4Ol Dsles
The usual waiting for the publication OF "the
visible aud the unsatisfactory character OF the state
ment when it appeared, checked operations III the
wheat option line. The dealings fell below 100000
bushels. Early weakness was CAUSED ny easier
cables aud the sustained free movement OF gram 10
the receiving points, as wei as slight inGie a. n
the stocks Ia store here october Opened AT % -
and fell 10 81 Ia, and December opened al 90 D.
yielding 10 e3 9l5 cents ahe ViV IN supp s ssse
A tribe October selling up 10 80 5o and December
to eO cents. A slight concession was made at the
close and lnal figures were unchanged iOr Sepenorr
al So A. November at "a 5-s and December at 80 rs
down Is for October at 90 IL and May al 80 IL
and up Is cent for January at 81 cents y moderate
business was done for storing, principally In stock
10 arrive Only 1900 bushels were taken fIr eA.
port and these were 10 fill out old contracts. Prices
ruled only steady .
Of $4,000 bushels. The option speculation was
sluggish but was sustained by the small gain In The
visible supply and by the export inquiry. Net
changes We're Is cent advance as follows: september
a. 10 October, AZ 3-5 November, A. 5s DecchDer
az 81 May, 40 IL cents.
Oats on the spot were firm and moderately active
TIE speculation was duh, with options closing I'M
changed except for september, which was up l-s cent
Al % is the other months ending follows october,
% "a November 20 Is December PC "a; MAY,
25 IS cents.
Lard was weaker on large receipts Of hogs and
large deliveries at tie west The oplOn, closed
down 4a2 points follows: september 20 80
October 80 30 November, 80 ID; December go II
January, SO IL. ,,-.
The receipts of grain and -four reported on SATURDAY
al New York. Philadelphia and Boston were as
follows: Wheat. 81 ,l3S bushels: cOrn 1885,
bushels Oals. 1865 3D. bushels total grain. 364, Olb
bushels hoar, 35.435 packages. At Chicago. MI
waukce and It. Louis the arrivals were: Wheat,
2lO 200 bushels corn, 41327O bushels oats oGl
bushels total grain, O277ll bushels, Hour l''Jso
barrels.