New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-10
Winter.

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CoRXMEALThe market continues steady s. so les;
- oO Hrandy%sHS, g sosa%Srs $40; Semi
FHe H9i ms ySd@w Ss S1a,S
s @ss,scn 1c cos'' s5aScc sSsrps
ssa az ses IN 9uim meal rye is a6 oil meal Il
way Is moderate probably little below the volume of
last year v, At this m as OF sao and no one IS
willing stock up TO any considerable extent hS0 ne to
market for prunes and s,iMul9t spseu aon fdeaux
rgSng ass S SSRsS WITH e here has
for prunes exel ana transaetions e. t ,Xten.
q about saa 2 SGHC as h ss as S aIe price Being
Now T lsncd S from Sep ss s s Tor
cartons larger demand rcpo td ana mail oIisS
From I9 sa Ms c %Sd2e IS very air o6bas nq
for California rasin win in prices Ig ~ io@f Fans
crown California command 81 loesl y ana a L k, 3
the latter for the best layer stock sulaha quD'ea
Sa5c For nuts the rhaSs the Il s qu'' 0' '
tppe 70 be Wei ma aned and there steady demand
Ss s all s % q ESSs @ S"PPs'
Oranges are in anu STc y au9 ape as d and
Is are bananas. Gn FIRST an. sceSSd
S SsssHs ssa+so grapes sss
GRAIN-wEEAr-The wheat market strong and
active morning. advancing early lac from the clos.
inc figure Yesterday Afternoon Tho advance was on
active covering OF shos some outside buying brought
in y the Government report which was quit dlSappoI
hesyy movement Of wheat which such prominent
quite Larger n the, SS than @dsS Ss, t by
the early Goyernmsn. nguFe was o total Of over
0ai oo6 Sn@ perhaps as hs bush
The aos that n the r lp more aa Sdca a ~
mnay estimates made IN The fall was the signal SF
s se for Nay Htter this thcr te reastlon SGd
t later IN a The s apponn rh The Sa cables
very quiet and showed prizes pnsnSneea al was no
forsgn buying apparently early instead there was
% Srn te IN the afternoon That the carly advance
b. ' ss%ss"1 o. Sc Tni' a "nd Ss
barely steady the lowest prices OF dc day "a c e 0
a rSm e OF S a hight Cash wheat again neeessd
sales wore 5000 bush as follows No red Nav
store Be undeI May delyra and un M5r deiyera
s 80 no 10 s sa9 esads a bud
5sH%ary upsE sss 0' c e"a S SsSa'd dd
% red 1000 bush co. s,r dun SGI' s%riag the
morsisg. but tribe nrn,r The op,nng was a1r at
fractional advance. compa,ct win in 0eEa a. II the bulls
were in control and prices would ad.secg ur 5 SS'
as wna ,s au STy aarDr The later part Of e eo the
total volume of transactions tcae no .sreaV unr.nne
prices from last evoning. The crop rPr n be-
s s %"' th a ss0 gwen scShcr
losing easy ssei o TSSs % NS Zoo eSr
elnvator: No 9 corn 1000 bush. 43to del,yerd; NJ
cora 40 ooo bush 44lsc ard &c pnasr r MY oo6
aroat. Nav closd at f5c; sample NJ I'M, I'uv
hnsh iaic elevator yellow. 5000 bush; f3c elevator:
steamer 1000 bush t2c elevator ~ t,td marmt
Tor oats opened uuct and fIactionaly D'. ~ sympathy
With the sharp rise in wheat but Their was only tte
buying after the early orders were ~ .au soon
nr,ces sacacd or declining steadily gu sa. ahd cslng
Gu at ~ decline. The crop cnnc was aoon, as
Casa oats wer nrGer for White Si' n. toow
ers Is 600 bush 3tc elevator ana 30 90 200 No
bats nominal 33Lc no Will, ,ocS w b' IN ~
bush s5TtOiac track mixc1 ~ soc p"n Ana" 600
s,x ror-cd soassc BARI.fy-pnl; No Milwaukee.
c5aNec ungraded Western So' BJiCKwdrES , az
ouie NJ soc for canadian duy IS o nLe Quoted at
St TOT aoo sales of sample sod az $40 5odsl -
MN VIZ NJ f,om stor, No January. I'll % askcd Timothy
~ r on,t small, sales OF sample seed nom store nt
81 25df5 per Zoe No. or.r.. -,
Tho figures on the various crops cpe with previous
years follows: o 1872 100,
Whoa, acres, si SSSo4s ss,o5asaSo .seoicso