New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-08

10 points months Port receiDs were quite
moderate. Sales. 1913 200 bales
ovomno cSs9g PGis &C. ig Lowest Sas ;
December ...-.....-... lO14a1015 1918 1O11 10 600
ja,gary ll99J7sI005Js 1918 1912 Zoo
Mach ......-.-ll 10 S S5a,o,, 1913 1897 10000
NpTl 10 t2 1919 1929 $500
June 1917 alo59 1855 105l 1900
ADJUST 10 G2Gi0S3 1857 1858 loo
TLouE AID I; ol CT ~ unusually
feeling 70 prices CONTINUED stea The chii feature
%hSats aagng from - 1895 ~ BY local o6ocrs Gs
trade fSport demand wa faily active PrHcpaly O for
the Indies and England. tn latter taking grades
f IoS Es soq S @ CITY NH $Ss 20 20
IS 10 92o5 bbls Winter Wheat Extra - 5od$5 Is 1000
bbs suIerGne, - 10as2 20 ZOO bbs Fine ~ 1882 80
S991e?'' rasSs Lev sS' Efs9:s g
& 80 cN Winter Sm sasf oa 600 sS
nts Door to choice 8 iS6@4 90 fancy $685. il Min:
sG SDg ys Msar s. g. G@ pos 81 L.
&. ois s s5sassE sSoss
better demand pTtdyS FOR export S9ei 2oO9 Sof ship
"a sagS 3 HS#
modSrste demand steady sales go b6s Super
coRyMEAI and gsqs.ns, YeS% ws safag
GRAIN-wHEAT--The recent dulness in options was
N stieis manner throughout the entire session The
segega OF trading did not reach Loo 900 bushels ana
local professional affair in its entirety
Ia i,eceber and May deliveries. The news the day
was not especially Interesting and The bH in Re
There slight advance at the outset but toward the
sni final ag@res showed losses OF se Foreign accounts
VI s o' Mere e in eycs Of g ear ago. there was further
export demand but failed to arrest The downward ten
bushc and eearsnces 81 $50 bushels against 3j7 bush.
els a December stdfte1 az i'Sc ana My AZ
s9sc advance OF about c due 70 flee buying at the
decline Ct about &c followed by nrness in the export
weaken under Tree selling ana prizes yra9usy canG
pecembGF dropped % 55 19d dS sg TO oc Fof
prompt delivery the market ruld unSfTted ana sGs
aa taken for 1 qcg5Ge S SyG 6o5 Loan ana 81 n nod
sig amount s o bsbes 1G 80 90 bushels spot and
dliyered 9OI d00'.c; ungraded winter red. 71a9o'2e
No. elevator, S quoted S sD No. hard pOs quo
S a ss HG eoshg az sac do JaDua
s599Ssc, closing at Sc do February CLOSING seisc
DO Nav G@ss a. co.Gg at A ah,
dsuand but steadily held Western quoted at SlG5Ss
GEO OSsRf uHgasa Gna'd Dtcdp a dull
CoRN-EaIiy in the day the option market ruled strong
and prices made slight advance in sympathy with the
%ei closing S3s s ssady sDsSqhSo9p ssr
Sco sixteen loSd' TAKEN Ds for and export mo nT Hsds
sac 7I2oOO bushels future lG 900 bushels spot includ
ins CngIadct Mixed md yellow. 1o9a44isc; No. .
MSg &C defitereG 10 Novem6e closing at Sj.c
d Dss a c Ing ' do Nay laai2 aSc eos
a ,aa + "nsS. gam '% SE GSsh
ae eporgd G IN both TS S5es M
s y5c No. lu's White, Sss2s+s 30 eleyatoP
dsyeF %a. no "a VII ?9 W.T. Do 10 wh e.
November closing 2o2c do December 26'.a 2o7 sc.
do Rbruary 37ac closing 2sc; do May 2sc closing
Csc so D. ojS zoe 100 n, sodoOc Sharps, 9Od95c Rye
and steadily occ1mGSting stocks The market very
loSsc sSg9qS rs TAiS; Eye' c5d75c
ihoPsrGS market has not varied in any particular
p Sa ont our Moderate ca from Brewers Medium and
ade S s eom 3%e s'e dss SS choice
mediums 9S 9e 30 eas S DO 1857 81
ioc choice, Isss iO@iic medium. sdoc: do common.
a s. & % ton ana N%SdSae seyS 70 sDo
6eeember gCe NoT 10 S@s }lsssy AD
higher sas SS 1IEG TSyg%Ss
ly q 5Sc FeSiuiiy. IS S2se '' N0'eH'
MoLASsEs-IIas light demand New.orleans,
2sStSS3 Az l1.I, TURPENTINE-Raher
S1se sqs generally a firm strained q io
Il o. "a 20 % ~ w. 8 3 j5sss IS " . 90 N % 20
OILs-Cotonseed rules rather 90 quiet and weak
s" S &c otne5 kinds are generally steady
SEE cocSanu Ceyoa, Ssa5s oS Cochin 7s74 gu.
pan ao1 raw civ 0Oc Western. 57d5sci Lard prime
55e Tao%' 5oe Me9haaen, ergds 22a2Sc light
Ee@sS.esaa Sp9rn crude, e2e6sc natural winter 75c
Siaoooi ,.lntcp soc bleachei spring. 73a74c; Whale
sESde ss@aic natural yinier 45Sacc bcaehcd
winter sehcd winter Gd55c Rcd Elan. 96t3ee; He'd
sapoSiaed IAa5c; olive, Italian 7la12ci Palm ehoei
Lagos Ole OF grade a'sqSe Scat'ioO' prime O2HS
oCE,N TUEIGITS-The berth freight market Is some.
' d1rssei ami grain rates favor the shipper Char
,aPng slJw 10 Amsterdam, 5000 bushes grain l21te
to GLASGOW III 600 bushels grain Bd; 20 London 5000
bu shell, grain "a TO Bremen, 1000 bushels grain m
Settn 10000 bushels grain private tern7' 70 Mar
selies 600 bushels grain private terT1
To Dunkirk 1000 bills crude Is 81 German bark Com
pcttor hence to plymouth, 81 500 bhls r'ine1 81 ~
ISCFLLANEOUS-B steamer Yorkshire, hence 70
China and Japan oil AMI general cargo Norweglan
bark Ydun, ADpalachcola 10 MOntevlito hummer, pNae
tenn schooner IT, CONVEX Portland % fGbs9 nep
e tho Unitei Kingdom, sawn timber l25s schooner
Henry y woodruff, Bangor 10 Port Prince, lee pFae
terms, Norwegian bark MetbOr. hence Port Natal.