New-York tribune., 1899-03-25

cotton Exchange special ,Srpo, sd9 exsg co
ap sale 90" 600 reoe pS'g ~ oo american 900 r9
ding uplands u sd Fut9res ops9T' % que jlITe De
sembsra1qAT @iea% Il Is50s5 Arr Nav IN Ma,
Jni e. lib June-July ass July Nusust o,
eus SEPTEMBER. 3 is. septentsr-o oneT % Il ,Gd3 H.
Mancheste- Yarns quiet hut steady cio'Hs- more d"
''TiiorR ANp MEA1~rhe sd,ance in wheat saye ,o "a
nrmer tone to -Four a, the %o1s S'f nvers ana the
,rsnsscfions therefore dd not show mugh acP", ir
from grH,o.' , dSl2Sls y Ssss rPs % %nsT as''o pssH
spring clears sSaSS 20 eytre Nc w'''S s. osi s. 10
ssrrooSs o. Ky sso,fe E 10 70 faneS 81 $ca$3 corr
y I1q e. t, Cnoied Kin dried 81 o@s2 90 as ~
Srand BAG MEAI-Frm Quoted Fae ,1 Thi's gG'
ane yseT s-n G@s SIs t sis S6Gtc IS arrive
200 s&a<ic p sasfs sr2I G5c ST se saSiG 50 idns
Sis9siS city feed $l7aSi 80 hominy chop So o''''
SCI vwHEAT-shors severely handled IN me ter
las Goir n Gf a 1 and stsG psher Weak ali sd
nsncc5 vcrv sharply nni left or 1850 above the pres
neSt MAY at 75i.c with later sales on e cHro al
prerarding crop and all other influence ali ~
whom bearsh on the SITUATION nae ronfrontei
short nCs t. dangerous point 80 mat wa" re,her wi,h
huish Russian IAN ID Sms laid great the
~ ssnsatioual shortage Of 1891 when eNp', -. q,
he,ed ana ySrnmen, uEase ihen lost +oo i'm
'caSde M ftsT Wee somewhat indefinite. but the crowd
in over-soi condition was ,ed not 4 loads az ain
han a
inculinc Yesterdays trade alio,'''.,-
's iot I,ads M the seaboard. short interests ,~o4
enod r~ncnallv to the local contingent "i.hI
selling o the opening was cf.a'eu - -
The nsrke There also good ouy1s < nor ,bc south
,,,n, rartlv on crop damage reports from w
80, ,rircinailv as heretofore from missouri H',u
IT, ,I,se S,sfss prvaie-Wre houses insist tha' Wy. -
iok As yer, had claiming ihst hol ,,,t,~~s
.,e - o1 ontirn site view Of tho situation hnl
or,d ,ro.rtees ~ a fun average crop alihodsh ltr
,rese~t outlook is soTnewhat backward NoTthwesI
49, c,1er,e7 - Increase 10000 bush for the Week -
restire half-mlion bush decrease IN me nNs
srainst 35s bush decrease last year toc@.
,on, - grain - that point after he optihe o'
.i.r v~u he extremely heavy Tho foFelgl. lI" @ -,
shooe5 lto change from the previous DAY -
d.r.ine - "a in Liverpool futures hui parlia
%, n in roirfs AZ Paris wheat and hour WIN NI.,
ciosinc Unchanged th~ previous Hay
et@ted GOO 600 bush Increase over the previous
vreeL and haf million bush deoreat" from IaSa 81
o,oatiors - wheat o ahoat has.s Nct ar
I've \. . red S21?c. No Northern Duluth 80 ~
s-or.re-- Tru-h $40. No / hard Manitopa = y, a.
,-0RN-1h There also sharp advance ~ ' u. 80,
roloN,nr early dulness the market responding 40 %
f~sreact ous ~ loads 81 seahoard ronts "se
,b. influence II a stronger wheat mafke' '''V W.
-eus - the dav was somewhat favorable 10 h'ei ~,
es.s e roccirts increased slightly weather over me N
80 ssvo~ahie and Liverpool Quoafi "a lower 'I W
fnents aggregated 40 600 bush. compared w th
,be veAt before 16 900 bush last yea Moder7'
-0vering attended Tho last advance noslN s'.ot e-
Interests 80 corn closed 42lsm44isc o "loa' &
,,oD- and old OATS-The market was steaoi.i '-'
,erv Gu AS 10 options 10 oats closed 33c 30 "a oa,5 ~
aec ~ . white. 85 aG36c. No white 81. tse@ l
r1txed aoGa4c. track white. 3563s &c No whte clPs
eGi.r RYF-.fsrNet easy. No western '~'C -"
seoat. No Western. 64c b ahoai' s'ae '3e ''0
c T. NeW-York Carots.