New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-02-04

Chicago Feb 3-1he leading futures ranged IS fonowsf
WHEAT NO. 2.
Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
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OATS NO. 3
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MESS PORK. PER BBL
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LARD. PER 100 LBS.
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40 smoked,
in fair demand: Pennsylvania e.eameSy extra 2s, 40
iahc' Cheese firm part skins chase full skins. 2d3c.
sugar auiet and unchanged Feed firm and fairly setiNe
No winter Iran SiGdsli. Petroleum St ady 20 Abel
test I'm bbs Tic. Reecips-Flour, LOO bbls wheat.
900 hush corn 90 700 bush oats. 5000 bush. ship.
ments-Wheat $500 b. sh corn 5000 bush oats, 800
bush.
ST. Louis Feb. 3-Four steady and unchanged. Wheat
Big receipts here and in the Northwest caused lower
ing later the large decrease in the visible supply ana
export buying in NewYor sent prices and the close
was dac yesterday. No. red cash 75s.c May.
77aSd779c closed 11olc bid: June 77isd11.c closed
rise; July. 74Id75e closed use bid. Corn followed
wheat opening shade on but reaching and closing nrm
No cash 26i2e; March, 20Sd2e'ic May. 27Sd2Is.e.
OstsA fraction better but closed No cash 2oe;
May 2oa2oisc. Rye quiet; No. cash tsisc I'D Bar
SIC. Hay dull prairie. s6ds7 20 timothy. SSGsl2 So
Bran quiet 42dl3c for sacked lots. FaN>est du'et.
81 256$ 30 Butter easy; ere1merv. 20@23c dairy 70
gle. Eggs steady, l1hc. Cornmeal firm 81 60. Whis-
key steady u o. Lead dull. 357 gdS6oc lroyislSns
l0Ned shoulders 80 75ds2 S7a longs and ribs. ~ 200
IS 10 short clear. IS 10aS 8. BaconShouders ~ s.
longs and ribs ~ 65dS5 20 short Gear - iodte So
Hans. 80 50ds12 IS. Recepts-Four 900 bbls wheat
80 c0o bush 43s GOO bush oats. 81 900 bush re
5000 bush barley 1900 bush. Shpments-Four lsuN
hbls wheat. 1900 bush; corn. 10000 bush; oass
10000 hush rye, 1000 bush; barley 1ooo bush ,.v
7sac MAY sis,c. Corn dull; cash S0Ec NAY &c.
oa's quiet cash 2oiec Cloversecd steady cash ~ "a
February. 80 Is March 81 40. Recei0t~-Wheat 9tsz
bush corn % 1927 bush rye 3st bush shipments
Wheat 1907 bush; n,i50 bush; clo'erseed 60
bags.