New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-28

coFFEEe spot Rio displayed % S%Ss ar at
9s;s oG Sales. but SO sc'd bag,
s. 5s: SS &c: FL
es %a; 'S sd tsF sGSa
prices with rness nUed az for e account Of the ems
f@ d Co., a %s,e tss reng Tas
rose HS o s5ae enSS
is$5s 'sSs &C. Ss.
g d. 5 So. Sd 10 S IS 1901
10 POO Exchange piyate l2t Receipts IN o6n NO. b,p
fSS S s op t sSs Se
Sas o s1Essf D Spsasa %s.s
g 1881 1SS
time 1890 bags ss%s thine iss sSl Sas 20
E Sss sa@ at ssn %s }sy &
To- bags Total aies hsrs toby o 5Ss 9 ssg,1 IN
r9s NG,f Fgsay II
ana sePe%Sr ic5alc closing follows Jsnua;y
asS xS ffsfSaiY &ay MhrSl
MSysmSer ae 12sG
s sSE NoyemSs Ns%YorA
more iG,4s5 bags; New-oteans 1929 bags; total
fo r Sbs DRIED rRu1rrher considerable doing
attsptcn Liberal q sutsns ralsns reported
a. from M e &C. sa arg pn
1t 5siaoc with layers at esa7e French prunes quoted
a es s easier e II scye dmaDG
iil Il BTsHil nuts quoted at 45c Sicily ber
~ fFGGtoSTK AND MEALzFLoURowlng p the au;s9s
whelt this market ruled s So unsettled TSsSc
%ss Very moderate buying and
- 1s ssS2 ss aa ins e.
GsI m so Tor Lev West E indies. 50 1862 G
MSHssots Exs 50 ooas5 co. special 1 Lots s. S5 e9So
ss's %.s' e. wnse 6Ss FsS s
@ M g Il os s ssass 81 d9s
g IS ordinary to choice "a $685. 81 fansy q sGas
S spSs Wheat esass e
&C. ss;S' ss'iS
sS TG a Mt sa fs ss ;'fnaG
6 and FIE E Sc sTs51s
EF3Hssf At aSss
Gaa for S ss aS a g and
BsRSsyTN9c n e SSG
sO CctSiSS' eaffs 1
"sssS Ss1f fRa control ana win
nd male s qssS ns gains T9sS came as
WITH With tie f%sl on wsSnssday
Ct ssab l%ssE % Te asS @
to Psoe g pfns Sn at q g a.&
leaving q a, e o. Msy s ssd changes e. 81 "a
81 y gS oa aaS .Ssls s
poins, which had depressing lDnuehcs Tor aWhe Inc
weakness however and foreigners becon?
weather in The West and Northwest added to the rnness
noted an advance OF 9ld Early sellers turned buyers
and hence the rise French accounts tame and
flour prices showed decline 10 centnes' In aadinon
bush sold in settlement on public call hed az 20
o. M as q result the failure above noted The Gin
S9e nsng and No. S 81 ppsi
bush n e'Pfcsfy 6s os bush wheat and
bbs -four The spot market advanced about &c end trad
ing was more active shippers took about 10000 BUSH
udng No Northern spring at Sa over ar 81 %
81 OH and ungradcd red part a: q o2 and seS N.
der December. Millers bought "a 600 bush mainly wn1s
s I'D wS %Ie ss,e S 600 bush spring
grade winter red bought by receiver rNate erai
Sales 100000 bush future, 200 600 bush sP3s ana sc @
graded winter red at 9scasl i0l so red at 81 cea
g. O. ss9as do 81 oIh rsg noa,n SG 3 oss.
s d oas = No. NSscmber Closing *
oSas o5 1916 closing 9, o5' No r Sd1Sa
81 csSdsi oSl.. clio iag sioo; No March 3! i9a
losing At Slif; 10 May loasi 1910 closing Of
=, q Sales scooS Su:s Western al. 8, N q
susoe SofSa 5qi @anpuaon again
tbe tended hgher A. chicsgo November esilyery
sold 70 soc. and then broke to 73c closing st 73a15
he local %rf na pse Of s rom he ns
Wednesd1y. oaiy loads sold however. and the
speculation taken altogehet was utterly devoid Of emma
gained isaisc clio Ing at iahc below the top May de-
,S h, spG SseS Expected and cables er but cr
lad hut little Influence 1.-The Cincinnati Price Currents'
rpe was rathsr bS,sn sna u nspa 'an sh