New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-25

ne ocal H1aThst for SPOT cotton Tas qlle "lta I'm
7oc for mddng Guf Southern spot markets we're tel
as sales 10 bales New Orleans quiet unchanged
Changed at So Memphis steady unchanged ct si4c;
sales 20 bales Houston steai{ uncnsngea az Pc
lower 10 1ec. sales COS bales Mobile steady. IN
chanEs5 at SO NorsoIk agist unchanged At 31se:
sales $50 bales Baltimore nominal unchanged Al "a
Augusta hrrn lice 9tsc sales 50 bales. ST
Louis STEADY unchanged at Sic. sales. 81 bales Lit
changed sac Estimated receipts At Leading points Tor
p a0 sEt week and 5o fast year a. CsTesor p ooo
to 30 o Po.ss agsns 29SEt last ye. ana as Ias
cooa exchange special liverpool cables. SPOT cotton
business doing sales 1000 bales speculation and
= COO. middag upland. 51od Futures opened steady
point higher on near and Up on iae months Closed
Tance point; November s7'2d Hlovenbe- Deem
476ls6 FebrIary March and March april ARA. April
S.-,be~ go, O,tSber- V9venlber solld Manchester:
flour AND MEAi-outsids Of one or two fair
sales in Kansas patents and spring bakers there was
Aour vas in light demand a. unchanged quotations
Tie following are prices quoted on the No. s 59T d
winter strsiEhrs. 81 =. winter patents s. 759
81 70; spring clears 81 20a asa So extra No winter
s. - asa. extra No winter. 81 6o9SS 70; BUCK
ME4 a sscF. R4s FLO FL6r oao-
EAR to GOOD s. 100 s. 30 choice . to FAM s4sSs
S Is BAG s5eady og9tsd Fine ~tlts and
western STEADY city stead Quoted western spring
50 &C. standard niddIug So 30 hcur 90 So ~ RED
sacks niddling s24 - a 500; red dog SOP 30 all No
vember shipment. hominy chop ST bulk SIS 20 sacks
GRAIN wHEAT-Losses o. s7@c Pc bush
vgsre ecaveref before tie close prices
and Wet we're praelic!Iy Ingnangea ION me Pr t
continued there further rain throughout
the winter wheat belt The trade. however. became
little less cal ous usual in its short selling and when
ezport ruu,rs appeared after midday covered hastily
selling carly attributed rlll leaders chicago
also bought the late uptIrn Commission
points aggregated 10000 bush compared with
U' - 49, and rr.Ji-rIons f1g- rIe
Northeast movement would fall Of after next Monday At
534 compared with Lea" cars on me cerrespondns
dl last voa~ The Bradsreets statement vas 10 keep
% FSc y,.l ruer IN the worlds compared with
ao0o l:sn decrease year ago an9 oregn news vas
- s,,roTrar,. hy Broor1FaII liverpool closed a 4
s.d me- lower Budapest 1c down. and Berlin &c
lower reported. however that The reserve as Of
old wheat in india and that merchants
Foreign houses sold IN the 0cd ma h til7 o.s
and s,auobn wheat The local cash market giosed as
follows n rcd 81 1ozs9$1 LIS eleFs[ol and - -
afoatt No NoIueFh but.ll -, ~ -
hard " inter 81 10 b afoat CORN-Nhle the corr
marker haf zteady ans sonev aai higher eLrins que
weather ali through thA west r1mTisslA nouse
buying reports of disappointing Yields IN kansas II
decline The late selling was IA t AIR tia-
loading tradeis. partly inhueneea o1 heaYEa
Iero-ts ~ less active Eastern cash demand and ne
b-eak u wheat. Export bids fer Iuf corn we're Eslu
81. h.. under the market there talk N Russian
rrs-inss q; lower prices About loads we're AIKEN I9
export No corn Uas quoted a. 81 -. el az, s -,
T., epatat1s the market held quite STEADY tnoIzh
aHt the da- "ith nGisLa 5s a. o N Sac nat
5-si witt % n - -qaIc. and Clipped "fe - 20
= .5r | - Neu YORK BARLEY Market an, malt
i,r a5a,o. Rurai5. fssdns ga. aa5%e Ne"
,ru- YORK PRICES