New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-15

Tn he p. r.. IF 5 EFT ":: 9'S on , 9nd ma M
FLOUR ANp NEAL The, nour mark, day Wa easy
instances wer~ nominal Tran-ac'ions were about to"
100 inS s,r"gis s. co@t2 e, goo it. ~n,ra l.. & 81
q So ,'s ~. 'N' i cl';rI s. os S 81 1
Market weal'r. 'aies 90 rh.s 20 3 .ons2 - 'pItN
2W3q> " Co. Wc,'G." a"5 Sa' :, $ia' 10 ~
MTSh e M4,E'' 81 XII " q n 'r M ysT 'r
9go,Sl: 'oln 72sa7'c: alt ~ 10. ~on 72'.q7s,,
cooas~cl meal 81 ~ o neal 81 - qs - city ieci
GRAIN %VHEHr "wt~aii v,s dull and slightly Better
during early part The day. closing -
CA The curb prices were caaicr Dccerlt srllis e, 5Gc
.,rad.,r,.,s report u the Exports. ~ic show ,one
VIA, I9recr @ia than anticpal'd III" asurcs Tor hh
3 243.co bush las, week and bush a y,ar ago
Tng f2rcsn ma@e,s were qGr ana about se'dy ant
the market, \ rumor vas current during the morning
fayorahly. although 10 Confirmation received. In
winter when, small The ota r~ceig fr ih re i na,
Increased slightly over last week WIN" EXPORTS ~ wcii
Interior wheat receipts a. spring wheat markets today
winter agan., s2 lush as, YEAR winter 81 10,
sh sanst 80 w. ~ n1sh Srab'rf rirs l2 ~.
Io' o5> 'u.h espor, N77o bush against l7S,a bush
me- sencr, supasion was that the ncces" in NJ Us
UNCHANGED on The other side English wheat averaged
price for 300 years The present price for wheat al
New YORK Is also me lowest pro" as far back tho
records Since 1895 wheat has at New York az
high 81 bIah In January low as sSfc The
high price In lecI AMI tn" low price Prevl
lS43 he lowest in 1870 Cash ,yl.,,
the fact II rapidly reducing passage for F,,
and in the European markets. Two loads report,,,
tso bush II No hard Manitoba sold ( Buffalo NJ g.
p"cemler delivered December co.ed
a, ao'>c No > rcd IN store yas quoted at "a
becember. and No ! Northern $40 over ......
'VRNmIher was almost NJ feature 10 the market in
corn The opening steady and during the carly part
Of The day transactions were limited to unrnpor,ant qan
titles with feature shown either or NJ the Xcs
The exports reported by 'ra'streeis shovel total
for ne week Of $1,000 bush against $500 bush
previous week. and 1oS9ND bush year Althotrh
there Is good deal - talk about the movement ~ now
corn as repeatedly stated. It docs show up in tho
receipts. which for the week a; primary
week 81 $4,000 bush Gecrcasc compsrod with the
corresponding week last u $4,000 Private
from the West are quite connictng regarding the
corn situation quite number ~ the sendcss apparently
taxing the ground Tint the O.,
correct man the private estimates Estimates on tho
visible considerable, d~croase owing I, ~.
corn was inactive. No quoted a 5GT5u.c de-
iiyeret and %" bush No . white s'ld at $50 de-
cline on The curb MAY sold down 3l6r to 70 IL rs,
closing t3c .OATSThe .rade IN was inaignif'
ch' ne tone of the market about Neither
we hu nor ia" bear side ~ the market seemed to har.
courage enough 70 encrgetcy prices hanging around
within an nmportan' The noyerlen, 4
.hls mas shown some derreiae this week 80 that
nsui's INDICATED last week Cash oats absolutely
neglected sales G0np bush ~ ~ 3iI,43iA.c:
a"o" bush track white 33G39r. carots Of NJ white al
80 &c .fARIEN-Market continues dulet without
interest NJ Milwaukee quoted G006Ic. ungradei
western Goa &c .MALT-Markct quiet. Two rovei
th,e '.i &C. s!x-rowe 15fl 80. .SEEDSTimnthy
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pro.
NlOus gay ana Tor the CorrcsDonlng H.. last