New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-15

| January ............i0 C5a 1906 1910 1905 l4.900
M SSS5I"y 10 l00iis 1914 1917 1900
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juno 10 49a io4l 1o4s 1910 500
ha.. 1883 1888 1879 1879 1ioS
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S Low So4 az 9c $50 2 SSD S5 c psunE g
al 10 for W.. indcs . i6S bis MiSGeoia ESta y IS
! as 40 900 bbls Winter Wheat Exlra - 45as5 y,
o So 'O oa sgii5 g Vii Hi ES NV DG indies
war F WHEAT low t ad 30 Egs a fair
q Sq 1854 a s. ' fancy 10 MnHee sprH wheat
low extra = PEI o. 6 S1T TO- Spd S o5 80 Is Paen
ordinary to choice 25GS5 29 fancy d. n - 1
! y 80 Market closed quiet SOUTHERN FLOUR n
81 Se' Gad fs%I! saa 81 '& Hrqag
a Sss: g. 6 say q PgfF 5Ss yt9Hh95
F Finn and s5sss F aSy' e aSd 20
! SEXf-seaiy and more active. Yellow wostsrn auogd
Sc f5 1880 600 Is 6b i ~ 'O
GRAIN-wIIEAT-After acting very strong for nearly
three hours today the option market took sudden turn
shortly before Tho close and ultimately et OIL weak ana
I'm atIoa to The cable adyces which were generally
irmer the bq side had he aid Of decidedly mPGqyed
BESIDES this there liberal buying Of mostly all months
IndcT e these influences the "6uls inaugdratei rise Of
about &c early in the day. SnGed T beay ns at the
welt by prominent operator. and that together with
affairs toward the The arrivals at nearly al points
continued large psr'u ia ms R ttie excited about
ocO 600 bushels being dealt in Interior refeps w TO-
a ie seaboad arrivals 2s 226 bushels and cear2nees
sl9 bushels against Ous s e December e at
SOC May at ?O+c AFTER TS. w which to S9egf
by heavy buying and when the export business o deye
S 90 i6c and May 9Cc Then came the realizing CARRY y
Ps PsSs do dST at s l and May at % The
kct opened stronger but closed weaker IN keePs waI
- loads OF no Northern sprns and d @9i sRen Tor
B eSdrs mr. b ngte WV receivers for storing.
S si o6iSoo0 Sgshe. future GOO bushels % Spot
pf 1g S arr Stva " dveT Gnsaded red S5
No. % s' SsTe@Sc oS co.S a2 at G{a;' Do De-
esmbcr 81 li6as5 5lOc closing a. sac Do Jaggarg
s sSs7S& at s 7%5Hg DO March sfass ss
do APRIL eoI I a. s1io sac closing At RYE
e. gCc on and in moderate demand sales 600 bush
w ,SS gneba az e5iy G anu BAY MALTDgl and
s som'" Enough Somewhat u9stted. Them Slight
aea SqS 'f IN Ra at au The %y a.
elm, OF d2c closing heavy Cash lots opema s s' oGe
pu.hels were taken FOO e- o6 export sales no e
C Cndne Wnefaded Mixed and White at 4o'.a13+c M
MNed o 12Gt2.'L SSV Mxcd 4c elevator 50 40
closing at II sc do Dec mber 42Na i2' clos
lne at 42Ec 80 'aIGs eins at tTs-Aso weak
wiz bushels s. 95 dc s' GSe fG Scas Re S
for export There wore also i5OoV, 3Gsh TO Mo
od f. ana l. 6us 1S sale 74o 600 bushels mure
$4,000 w iPg ago s9de to n No VIVA sS2 S
yt! 2slc delivers W I2 slsc: Mxei western 2o5
SGe Witt d. 3od35c No NoycnbSr cosiTs a. 49, 90
60 pcSeno closing AZ o7'sc: do February 277d9sio
CLOSING 81 ooiod 40 H. At GOOSE 60 d 6oG65c 50
- 76675c; 100 n, sods5c; sharps' 9o49jc Rye Feed
Hay AMP sSate' m Of both 4 agna aqf
are h o branda howcvep su rule in baySs
favor ayN9 l. e90 ,S s I9g BE- sS pp go q5e
Woe rye 7OG75c short Rye Sdaloc oa' and
W9ir 6ee steady Ir demand FOR ch S1So stock s
MAJ iIm npm infcrSr qualities QuNt and barely
seady 1850 choice iSSiSc me n5 m ' 9@id
common 599, S'a DO iSsS 2S5c Pacnc coast c6oce
lss2 Ii s55c d SG Common ao oa9 re- '''
NoLAssFS~Du aud unchanged. New-orleans Quoted
aodisc good choice; Porto Iaco' S244oc' E"sii'"
iS active closing sIea d pt G .oo
TT|S II Soc IS tons February Fl $lc EApI
SS9N an 9S'' ana SOi o%Sr sss 100 tons December
a SdySSbSr 9 Voc - O'
NAVAL sToREs-sPIgITs TUKPENTINfiI1-iin light
dsPenSS 9 oao sSa rnens c SdSu trae d
II 10; Good do ii i2s Z. II 2oasl 80 H. = 40 a.
8 90 w. 81 g 2sssi e W. s. 5ods5 &c. wa
oII.s-Further sales OF 100 bbIs crude cottonse s
bark l. is" MoFro~ arrived from &c, cGlOmD'
With SSo S@s IsSS@ @en oS sSd cOttoHsd rd
s5e refined yellow Soc c s taleS si
nsesd raw civ OOc; Western, 57e65ei Lara
SpIme Sic Taliow 5Oc Mcnhaden crude 22G2yS mgni
,d ae Boo: Lcnchcd winter, 33G34oi extra Dsa,itu
~ SneTm crude 6Sc natural winter 700 beaeRcG
1880 SOY, bIaached spring, 1Ici whale crude SoG1
Haiurai winter G5aIoe besehed Winter Ss4sg SAs'
peaohya f g. saponided he Olive, Italian, Il a
5Se Palm choice Log6, 6hc on grads taSe Me"''
49,, nrnDs GSL' o75c straits. 2Dd2Sc ianb Eod@o.,
OCEAN FREGHTsA s1ay nar fSy Sa ,HS s' oo
wanted but steamers are in fair demand for all purposes
10 London 10 loads Is "a ana Ss S 49, m t
Grain "a 200 bales hops via IlNsrIoupD tuI 10 Als
vcr 5000 bushels grain Bad 70 h ooo 6aSScs ra
go ping. GRAIN CHAHrEksLbrin oGS Hs' =.
philalenhia Cork Tor orders, ivOu lu'N'' -,
~ PTiTR0IEiIM CiIARTFRS-swo1ish ship iluda,y va
hence 10 Newcastle 5000 bbs refined - o1, htltlsi
Piatlna Philadelphia to SdntAhu'l' WV ~
crude. British bark Silicon, Phlhie'pia "a SIvin
eiOOO cases crude private cFmai German sup iu"
70 Bremen 5000 bbs refined p,iya.e mgS' hncn
FILANEOUS-Btiti-h ~, amer MARLBOROUGH, hen'o =
London general schooner Melissa Ira-A h'vc
Manaanllla and back. about e. 300 british steamer .Ow
~ Arrasan, Norfolk Liverpool cotton, lls-u nar
leading Wind Colombo n Ncw-York, quoted az DOS
sie,mer IIupan a time charter In the West INDIA trade
,.-'..s II-noIh lnuslna hencn anLllun ncneIa