New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-09

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! FLOUR AND AGEAL-FLOUR-St,adnes prevailed on
all grades to-day and trading was fairly actNe. , on eN
duet f0r t Indies and rather inquiry from INC
s provinces ;d for brands bran 1ly p Se by oaa
though fine had rather more attention sales 20 500
S9 5 g s9S PIX To- io 500 SSPP 56 cy M 5 wc
Indc n . 9s s2 G d RaR 5 5GG P WS re
ira - s0asj 10 LOO Lb. Supcrdne g Ga = 90 200
d5s e5Gs5 ) Patcnt. s. i3a$5 so Low Extra SO 500
e5oe 9 WIFI 5oH Maei6 low GIa9 g ate
ordinary to choice - 7Qq$5 10; faacy q 30 o TO-
Minnesota Spring Wheat low extra, - s06Ti 40 clear
3Od@5 30 rye mNinles 81 iO9s 9 oar sleigh ts
S3 s5S Is y 3 faacy IS 55&$ So latter x sup
@s G S% ao &c., Sa sfke anG do ga' &
L0UK-ias not yaIie1 since oIr a,t 5g Sod1
g s6asi 70 9'i'' d adj and FAMILY T1nss oas5 10
patents a. 6OdS5 iO.....,...RYE FLouR-seadiy main
suPeraae q G0as S. and Fancy a. 81 9C oa5;,j .;
90 5Oa53 S. and BIlndywne - -. sales 80 bbls
GRAIN-WHEAT-Local transactions We're ag1n me
In prices were comparatively moderate, exceeding Sc
Taken altogether however me na.AfI P,,v d h
showed SLIGHT gain. thoggnogt tns gntis ' bi Sy
owing to the fun export buying which PrSmP 5 [oT tb
eai ' session.. when tatle %a5 rise OF qc August
started 9o'5c and subsequently soid W To- 99ac nom
Gr wb6 "Sspad al 9Sc sod tlfeaitcr at 30 &c and
ZOO 600 bush represent the total dealings for the day
S sHs kansas mSI roll followed by cooler vea6f wcr
NNff fmt
IT, foreign adyces were stronger some private accounts
heinz Id higher The bish purport OF the circular
said have been issued by the Farmers alliance vas
also used as a stimulating factor, addition 10 which
st. reported about 100000 bush cleared YESTERDAY
Then again 'Bradstrects" estimated decrease OF 1926
010 husn for the week I'm available stocks cast
Erecr seahoard cearonces ois5 had something 10
4ith rho e,ry Grfnross The euhsfouent heaViness
GO com boSevSr rived 10 check tbc rise and
~ ~ ,l,Gon' Ser In thrre9cter leading to re-
ac,T"'s Of Io6Sc mn the Iata cables came
49, and mis- in con junction with the export
hit1yn3 I'D 70 renewed coyrrnu OF shOfts cumnaLny
in a linn close There was some talk OF a failure in
MtI~aukcc hut Il had but little influence Arrivals at
nteror points were 4l rs hush spring and 695IO bush
wntar against 81 762 and % 095 bush respectively
year arO Seaboard receipts 3i7SS bush; cloarances
~ $40 bush wheat and 10000 pHes The spot
market responded with rise Of about nc and trading
was Gutc ibri ak Upward Of 300 600 bush were taken
Tor EXPORT Including 10 load, No. , Chicago spring.
Io,ds 10 , red T. o. D. 10 loads No > red ahoat and Is
loads uueradd winter red. Mlcrs bought 5000 bush
,,iTter red Gales LAG 600 bush future $4,000 bush
SPOT and nearby including No Chcsgo spring ahoa
a. III Ola4Qsl % uneradcd winter at 0JcaSl 0J7s
No red at II OjaSl O5d af0lt; do August. al Ol@4
AL or do l. De- u O4dfl OG's do In slof-, quoted
~ O3SdFl OoIs 40. NOtthtTn spIiHg nominal 81 O6'I
auolt No July. II 0OIsdtl OF r. closing at ~ 0lh
DO August 81 lllGdgbac, closing 9Sl-c; do Scptr-
her y,a95ase closing at 97i-c: October closing Mt
., do November clio, al JSLC December 9Sli
4tg, closing at JJsc DO January 90, ash closing at
n 10 February closing at ~ % do May O3asl O3i-,
riosing ,t III OX, IYt-Ncry strongly hold hut trad
Prices are NOR. nominal.