New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-30

Same time 1885 ........ 55o.Se2 aai'so ''o.-'-
DRUGS The marks, Arm fs s OPIUM Snx Si;@ p 81
So So morphine tuk 81 30 ounce yiais g. 90 Sss0c
foreign bulk a7J2sc; outside holders bulk -'p'oc'
Essential oils and Iolis St'e hFn. a. ..-pe, rece,ved
FLOUR And MEAi>-Te early flour niafSe etc.,, bur
considerable ml.s hoU. advancing wheat pCeHd me
the subsequent L-k !" s" cheesea na.snts quoted
50 2cas1 90 ~inrr stIashs = H e. Extra 10
Winter, s 5CaSi ~: cla No winter 50 Sogss 40; no
grade 81 4gsi 70 b-ekTnsa' z nou ,is s ssasa so
sales 800 M Spc'fd; s, Ain
dred 8 eoq 90 ca as 70 Ssan 7ac b ceslss
I'EEDseady 49, 90 and 10 n ~nteti w of ink 75c
rye feed ,oaG2I,c: city feed zee. hominy cnoI Uc; ul.
me al 900 S24 screening. 3O97oc In bulk oucA"e'
SCR wHEAT-in keeping with the opinion s Of
lis limit 10 day Temporarily at least prices alter tonGn-
Inc the highest point OF he present eampSsh' gea Hns
the lowest figures Of the day ana r. oeo~ sctTe
night The reaction SyGked te co Sny or two on top
OF a sc advance evidence enough 10 the conserN dte
tted less concern therefore than might nave been ex
pected over the drop figuring on d e n The more
Wales on more healthy bass agT ne " h =. to-
,mi longs had been disposed or inc sI If con,inned
a5 sff5en ca sas aoes aicdary CONT
Purchases for long account ana a,,N 6onestic
conditions proved Of assistance 10 the bulls IMAM me
M IeISs the iatie supposed to have been adversely
cn6it'ns m the central and Northwestern receipts
d 90, ,ins a., 6niy half million bushels increase in the
ue>, ya bile we're among the factors lnsruineh'a ~
iirg g BUYERS during forenoon In eApanau.h Oh e
Tnsl break little said beyond the fact mat uuq'rS
Sere NOR or less overloaded and export transact IONS
did not ancipat!ons. Liverpool maze UP iI eals
weakness by closing strong at ll3aA net au, a.o r
French left ~ 54@5 poilts net o".l
notwithstanding continued declarations OF ight supples
M ali points Private cables reported Russian
uncertain and quality poor The Modern Miller IN t.
weekly report confirms the bulsh private dspatches
regard ne ir0uth damage In the West i.Nport
VS. ren9red al 40 onds and IL loads ouDorts al
,horph in some quarters figures were considered
extreme on he curb December was offered al M't@
Qgisc Quotations cash wheat ahoat, were as 20
lows: No 2 red. 81 037s; No hard Manitoba 81 w.
No Northern Duluth. 81 0la.: No northern Nv
york 81 O4pa,: No Northern Duluth, 9'4c: no mare
Tuluth 81 0iik No . hard Kansas. 81 'o' H 90,
srees weekly exports wheat and houf We're rds a..
hush against 5552 bush last week. and 3o.s w
unusually quiet all day. Prices early we're influenced
the advance wheat and smaller carlot recelp's n
expected but liberal realizing In the afternoon un'a
previous bull efforts and the close was rather weak
iQLc net decline Exporters free hlNers NJ the
cline taking IN all about 10 loads No corn quo'eu ~
3oi.c = afoat "Bradstreets'' weekly exports "tr
$50 600 bush. against l177ooo bush last week ana
oa, was relatively stronger than either corn or Whea
closing sale higher Influenced by recent actVlS
IN the cash market with further advance IN sot prop
ertv noted TO-DAY OF speculative features ho"eNel
.here was little sales 81 importance ntlis
narted IN futures To-day's cash trade was aHecten ~
The high prices and little nothing could be acco,
rl,sbed NJ oats quoted ?4lc: No 3 oats 2ic; NJ
25rc: track white. o6d3ic...... RYE Market stead!
quoted No . Western 5oiac BuTalo; NJ Vest
ON b1I4c c i Buffalo. .... .RARl.EY-Market hrm;
quoted az 2Sikc. 1 Buffalo