New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-22


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GRAIN-WHEAT-The wheat market continoei i mn
upward which begau yesterday with faiily
active volume OF trade during the early hours atougn
IT.: trade :a
Fnk This OF steader markets as 1dNi.ru
70 ths was quite liberal buying by houses whoc opera.
uons are ordinarily ciased foreign. Jher. was so
some buying May by carriers which II was hong't
ioreshadowrd better cash business although this dd
tsIs p shont be<r foreign markets. the public cables
wed Very little feature and did not add any great or
strong point the news Ihcs mei . awe a snow
IA the Northwest while this j. the case u was not
generally considered serious. In kansas however tne
dry weather and there IS some ee ta,t
tie reports NJ later rains Lat the mar.
Ike, Tor Wheat developed considerable weakhess VIII
eaYv "a .n.cIpation NJ a large export demana Ihr m4
about large Gold exports. reports OF Dg anir oI en-
dcphia and the disturbing rmo', ao1s h"'e a
Ss TO ssp tSs sed 100000 MAY wheat
INF, Ssinc a. done ran.actons amounting T. 600
bus: Ct which aso S o0c 0 %n,Sr $1,000
o"s no .,ao,t. No Chicago sprnr =, 600 bnsa
70 arrive size under May delivered 20 ~ GOO s,h ~
"ooo b..h 70 arrive p ouoed At &c NAV whcit
a. '"h nxa,ei md c under May IN sno'c p
cOaX-The market for corn wa, rar nr"yed 70 be-
,mtcs ~ war onlv small local inicfcst pv,, ~ a.
nsen,,v hinc af,sd 10 take hold o, n" rise w m.
icainp movement o. corn he nriec OF sun
AVID with the low rate bv lake from Criraen ,,o, ~ WA
,siI punao At fhe onenng 9th oyriv1Is The
feared would he noodca W." toward the
tcsc. In sympathy with wheat on nc ies s nyIce, OF
cal stories but finally slncd s,eady which so c0o buh
we're for export Sales woe; no COZ ~ns.1SoS b
1n,c delivered l.. M corn $4,000 blsl, -'seSSb p"