New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19

Rarlav al
on the Produce Exchange to-day The butter market was
firm fancy fresh creamery, zOdz2c dairy hne' E0Is'-
is MiIwaukee, Aug 1s-FlOur quiet. 40 Wheat firm:
No. spring, on track. casn- pa - o " tslSv. No
3 on track. cash, "a lee oats. quiet; No. whIie
on track, 81 l2:. Barley easier oepVelOGS. D1
a1iet. PORK september $40 II IL Lara seP,em-
Der &c 1e r. Receiptsntlonr 4t90 Dds;
Minneapolis. Aug 1s.-Cash wheat was very slow To-
we're T1i Ia &C lower than yesterday but were relatively
better sustained than futures. Most sales OF 20,
It ic over September ,option. New No. sold at
93a 04c Very little old wheat was sold Receipts 10
gay were 81 hard on Track, 81 1881 o. 1T No
Northern August 99c sePtem6er PC ortPer9 oS ek
81 Ia 35c.
Peoria, Aug. 18.-Corn steady No; ., &c; % No 3,
drner: wines, 81 IS; spirits, II 20. Recepts[CoTI,
100 6 66Se Oa SSSS3 1000 BUSH oats
1900 bush rye 1000 bush barley, none'
Philadelphia Aug. 15.-Flour-Prices were nrriiy
values were considerably below those Of sellers and
heTs ~ Ta 1e OF b s DONE es Choice Penn
sylvania "A 9oa 3D., closing at the lattsr' ia
prices were weak and lc lower, under Tree selAns ~
all grain centres but, with rumors that Russia Wono
general scramble to buy under Whch most OL ~
carry decline recovered. Later, under rehe"su
day AID closed fevers There was lttle nqu[S t f
export on Few orders, but fair demand prevailed IO
eppSIes anu We're lower but French markets ruled firm.
stocks on passage decreased 900 900 bushels as com
u O5; No. red, early 81 90 l.; DO later , 81
offered at l p. N. at 81 90 "a No: red a1g1st:
October 81 10 I5si 10 ~ november 81 10 34S
81 II. Corn-Ofernss on local market were more more
demand Futures were neglected and wholly nominal
No yellow in grain depot ~ 20 40 "a gIatn 7 en-
nc september 74G i5c october 7Ia73c; November.
a94 9r se S p and light loo Al
demand Holders were anxious TO sell and prices
SOC new No. white. 45c; old No: white soc NV
No. white. 47a43c; No 2 whte A ag1s, o 9.
80 Ice: september, % IS 12c October 3o@3s l-sc
November 3gd 80 Ice. Butter-Srong and higher
Pennsylvania creamery extra, 2lc; do print extra
f1. lie. A Feed '' scarce and firm winter bran, Sl79
81 80 per ton petFoieam eaG d, 81 s97c pc;
basket other articles unchanged. Receipts-FloIr,
300 bbs and 1000 SACKS oO Se 5n:b STs
Wheat l79.3Oo bush; corn, $500 bush; oats lo'oo
bush
st. Louis. Aug 1s.-Flour-The market was steader
hut trade was light Wheat-Trdcrs fought shy Of the
market this morning and as outside orders were rather
slow the re' 5am @ gaye Weak undeone 10 q:
market which with declines elsewhere caused prices
q w0ra 10 &c Int weakened and closed at declines
OF sc for August and september and 3-4c for
i IGSeaer o ssc 6ceembsr 81 OF cornIn:
tehse ulness was the most prominent feature Of tho
market The decline in wheat carried corn down, but
n nuick change in sentiment occurred when Chicago
advanced A strong demand developed for SepteBl-
nor that caused an advance OF &c, but Wear weckcned
steadily as all the pressure was 70 sell that OPTION
and IN closed below Yesterday as dd January No.
D cash 6ic: August. soc nominal: september soc;
wear 43c bid: january, 42c. Oats-sDme demand
developed FOR september. No. >. cash. 2Oo August
Is 3 10 nominal; september. p l.sc bid RYE moth
ING done Bran stronger, east track. sacked, $50
"a , 81 Hay dull. except f1r choice and fancy, %
which ii.tle arrived nutter market advanced full
cent ~ the nearby stock Of the best AIDES creamery,
~ oOc day ilal7e. Eggs ease. lie. Lard
Tbere were no buyers above ~ 90 which was bid fos
100 tons spelter weakening. - 75d "a 20. Corn
meal, a. 95d -. Whskey. 81 10. Provisions-The
market was very quiet. For bacon there some
demand on order account, but orders were mostly
small Dry salt meats 10 arrive could not be sold.
Pork 80 as. Lard. 90 30. Dry SAN meats boxed
shoulders IS 81 IL longs, 30 a0d 90 95 ribs. 81 O5
shorts 81 % Bacon tbOxed shoulders. 80 % longs.
81 IS. ribs. ~ j5ds ~ 60, short. 81 rs. Receipts
Flour 1000 bush wheat $50 coo bush; corn. i3Ooc
bush oats, -. 900 bush; rye 900 bush. shipments
Flour 1900 bbls; wheat 107 900 bush; corn,
$4,000 bush: oats. - 900 bush; rye, none.
Toledo. Aug Ia.-wheat active lower; cash and
August. 81 o. l-2 September. ~ OF IA December.
81 04 35. Corn lady. firm cash. Csc; september.
IS Ice. oats, quiet, cash. Gle. No white 35c.
Rye steady cash and August. 9Se. Clover seed
steady cash. - 20 october. - 10 December "a so.
Reoelpts-Fl0ur. 025 bbs wheat, 355,O52 bush corn.
1884 bush: cats. lo2s7 BUSH rye, 42,776 bush.
shipnents-Flour. l.222 bbls: wheat, 226210 bush:
corn 1890 bush oats LOCO bush rye. e4.4oo bush.