New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-28

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOUR-There was firm
Of the 6goyaHcy il Wheat a In SOME cases IG9
mand slight advance. but, rule, prices showed
% 5ss Of sT mill IH c S'f for fs S P %!t indies S @
GRADES GRADES had good demand home trade sales
Low Ezt GS % 75ai s5 $500 bis Cy MIN $685.
we Indie msRy g Gr o .aPeaE G t 6FHndS SoS bbs
Extra, % 75SS5 g $50 b6ls sqPeranss, s55G5$i Is
i iaH Oo s5G$5 5 Patents s. 1885 SO Low Extra
S I9 10 90 hO %Gs GS$ G% 1865 S
ordinary to choice - eoo$5 10 fancy an - 9QaSS 80
81 SOFAS so rye mixsife: 4 s5dsi Is stralsht
g 9o ANY g S S5d$3 Cd SupssTGe $S 3o Wd 49,
aarRet ' eo.e Td' firm SOUTHERN FL5GRin better
demand and firm. Sales, LOO bbs Including shipping
fd 6 p - s 20 aIg E'T tF9 f bs
G 2d al 81 and uacha Ga@
Yellow Western quoted a. 80 SOaS3 3d. and Blandywine
N-wHEAr-To-day's option market was surpris-
agly toqg though not especially active less than 600
Grnnes July and AGgHit at ore period ruling 2ifa2+c
rnal figures we're within la4c of Tho top with general
ps Of ad ID all not Sra aeh Gp dssed rise
prices but there seemed to be nervous sentiment the
gue freely The recent break in the canal and threat
n sgh, rates C used to adyan S
eqners which had strengthening effect The cable ad
on July and laid on later months; Paris closed 10
pectlng the shortage in the Russian crops and the
weather in the United kingdom said to be unfayorabe
DUN VI ,V'..' GOO if,,i
Khgdon and ~ 500 auJrtsrS to he Continent On the
q SATURDAYS estimates and he visible upy showed
rhc strength n corn was also used a, bull factor be-
secton S" Of the Nortwcst Angus which opened sGc
subsequently o touched eS Se and os then e 2eTab
rsFsed at SSc and p'' Presently sSted to o9c
S S@ s Eass 'ss o T'f T SS
h . S the and T neab 9d dy TSs a NP a
points were 1889 bush spring and 6s99l1 bush winter
sSa aboad cept ana 80 s6S bash bush
whea, and $500 pSg oY me spot mac c.S5 s sym
There were 100 900 bush taken for export MGary all No
SPRING Mers bought iour loads winter rcd At the
S SP%e '' Sales ss %d 5aa %ta BUSH
spot and special including unPraded wnter rd ut 2G2GI
81, 2P No. do red o. aqoa 81 oa aad oa e' to de- de-
spying 81 % %c cGSoso quoted = Oe aGoa
July ~ oO, closing At 81 Oh d9 Aggusf c 2SJiS
a. october 81 zoos closing at 9sae do N2y 6,
q o. " RYE-oSict fa the day but Very Strongly
9e Western }qGe sSSeF aa aad
time; s p 3 s |G COVERING hne
and scgte%CSr a5yeries esppssially strong
Ge Vest were Greatly below assctatlons and This
SSa s Of pa 6 2n d IA R"so w5ea the aSs
s visible sGp TSn'e Coupled With a. ' srcascd eSpo
a H3 spot d %9' e a@d pss
sepembcr delivery b. at lSc oy SG oo Auf Em.6
future $4,000 bush spot ard special including ungraGed
mixed aud white at u 2dS0c No. mixed, 51h@7i41
iasc over August No ? white, soc elevator. NO. =
closing zoe do sepembr 95asG97'c CLOSING at 67iae
30 djiier closing at 5G2c ATS Strengthened with
der ceroaI and closed INN, though the speculation was
nuitc moderate. July neglected and Sf~ed bus
it,ie Later months advanced ~, with more r less
covering OF 'shorts" The small increase the visible
supply had marked effect The spot market slow.
hut steady general rule C,orances were unimpor'
iSrIudIng No mixed at elevator, No white 10
a snoat; 80 Whit l7eisc clevasor No Witt. 55e
eievator: No. Chicago. 42c; track mixed, 3Sd43c
track white $4,000; No. July: closing at lie; do
August Yj4a35Nc, CLOSING AZ aSAc do September,
Sio;ns Il 4se.',... FElD-ouoted. 80 ~ s5a9os
surlnc and winter. 90 n, $4,000: 50 NJ gnGgi;
i6o n n $50 N 25 shatps 81 21asl 30 rye feed nom
inal az slaSl 10; hOmlny chop 81 lOdFl l2a.