New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-17

Visible supply .-...'.... ms $50 ,.u r.,,-
inc ro1lnr o. cured during the day - ar u "t, ~ tn,
, Vnirrs nrr entirely nominal h~ quoted basis s'.li
being ,%Glle for no W ~o, n Is p' as.. Ar.
IN a nte better position than Hmzis VI in lnsrNt J.
s.,,,,nr ~ a Accomplishment to holder" hf'Atn 'l'i =
g. . fsir amount ~ business under VA IA the lnr or
DKtGs Opium rule Dun hut f1ry :rsay' hoir, ,s
evidently being ndneren, about 'cng snsl ',@i l'-
salabe at 81 i2as2 - ass,i N 'ins 'aT,
g,oSi At s. caas2 70 Qunlne Is s,rady AM taGly
%I ,'h , a. aed q, s. . a6i oil peppermint pacl
gnchans'd In 9os hrre mere, $, =" tg iu,ers ha'
~, their Ideas about &c uni"r h9s" price There u "a
h,a,y stock hand. and the market r~s WIZ. ,..
FLOUR AND MEAI. Trade Was nag an "mir,'s'Ihs
There Is onl' small lo5al ln9Ir S, ani 'ly ," a G
ing N Tor further o,nccs'ons ana ne -, ' M", cue
ION foI!o %": o IBIS wIncr patent. scas2 u j $40
Sos Gi ~ 81 o - :Ss'' =, I hi. r. s. oota ~ ~
hos extras 81 a5at2 40 and Pirate trrms J." bt- ",rt
49, NIX p' anSs '; s. and =, Bis ~ mh nns :ds
90 ss sns patent, , ~ 'S S,c D 'sSr r isG~ 80"
nNMnEAT T9rE M"g ga' @a,o, s '@ 800 'ss .
~ So 70ns2 10 49, .CORNMEAI.- Market ste,dy. sales.
100 e ana " 100 Sn Sad aa ,1% saasi @TG
MEAL MARKET quiet hnc %h'r; 81 ~ nr > az 100
75c con- 49, NJ. I7'aas2'sc. loom soq.i' ~" feed
,cc1 De. s isusi Il oil m a. 22sasi y. CITY
FEED ls;A' sags SO !Tr4 n .I 81" IS fairly good
jobnlng trade well Distributed and raisns irrnt a
rather animal, @PIa'ncr S' so sr VI rG MI
Ti,s me- somewhat custer Increased supply Nuts
steady hru, We quote: kiisins Aalrnrs. f'sf,'c
california asassc: Fara dars t'sgo'sc current 2te
2f.c: Turkish pruEes. 3D3i.c. California, 1A.g5 Alnlha
roGnfN GHEEN FRif TSe d,maai for lemons IS
limited character Prime goods are scarce o. ing-,
somewhat weaker. bananas ar IN fnif d'mlnd Al
steady prices Cocoanus are stcady We quot: lemons
Jpusj ~. bananas :OcNsi Ia. Jamaica oranges re-
packed s. soasd. cocoanui-. f4'9S4' 10 ,
GRAIN WHEAT The wheat market WAS weak and
the opening First sales were al new record
prices. but from This there was fractional rAiiN me
market hardening trhc 'Ovrrins 81 shorts ANA a
little traders fIi reaction. There No
change IN the situation and after rilNing e prices
dropped amt the underione was weak N" carry
hca,ln.ss encouraged by The Prairie Farmer
tina bush Tor the wheat crop TINS agrees
very cloely with Sascian Ihoman estimate OF JOS 600
CO., bush larger Than Governm~nrs figures. APP
proxmateiy 5020DOOo to 5i1.oOoVO bush. The Prairie
Farmer makes the acreage 81 wheat Tor harvest ~ -
the original acreage HpHn 81 DO 900
acres 10 cent larger than the Government
figures Statisticlan Thomans acreage was 3a+1
Prairie Farmer 1872 AMI Thoman's AZ The trade a,-
,epis the private reports approximately and
rneni report should permit It's figures 10 b. flI
Of the way acreage. The reports cannot all De
right and the absurdity u the government with all
il machinery being far out of the makes It's
II not fo the tremendous losses
which the trade sustained In the last few b.
,u,,ing coriidence In their The trade
Department anyway excepting 10 clerk hire and
provide untrusw worthy statistics. The unreliabi.y OF
I'm corn and Government figures at the start
corn showed an OF 10 30 900 The Prairie
Farmer II s43.c,1 and statistican rheman N6s6o0
or harvest The acreage Is given at "a 54 600 O49
OoO acres 13.JO3.oso respectively. and the
figures Of outurn ndcat. crop Of 300 900
whose reports are received with credence Oats are
about 600 900 OF the on acreage between
the Government and the private reports and 100000