New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-04
IN the Produce Exchange to-day
unchanged. Eggs, 1Odl1c.

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sprns ON tack, cash, lSi ay q on No I, Moth 2
f BARLEY y S Urn l No 8 Sssa5s. S9S
q SYST Reee % S bis Wheat 200 6SsS
barley, $500 BUSH shpmcnts-flou l0'OOu bols bar.
Minneapolis, April a-The cash wheat, market
very slow az the Eses m aSf wel eC entirely g O o
Of market apparently holding OH in the hope OF toieng
p DGyg G ss a1e above &ay
iGip%sns Of 10 Ssng qaGstOGs: 10 4 hard
APRIL 81 o9 taek g. % NO D., tra NSr a %
ei Gsia; no Northern April, 81 OOE on track ii Ola
Philadelphia April S-ilour ruled nrm' but d,ma nN
continued e hour r 81 20 d iS chG SS f oaer
ings but demand confined 70 lew car lots 70 ssusy
milling rs Fiqu hp s Slsiai Nay gram and June i
81 12a July 81 0ia$1 o. Corn market ruled ed EeH
eO 5 H%&f5 O- No. in export elevator advance
Src &c S OF car RaI lots Uqf IN other locations little
inquiry for eXors and no speGdSys aag steamer
No. mixed and high mixed IN ga9 a2O fa eyaof
99i No. mixed and high mixed in grain , depot po and
2Othst elevator zoe and No. INK y Nav 94%
S 7Sc June 72a72ac july 7d72 oats market ad'
but there was little disposition trade in future IN
GEE June july 6isaeS TToyi; H Sssi hr5 5S
ham. smoked i9GIo do p S%Ged in ~
Extra 81 D do Hint extra sGS5 easier penPsy
s 20c fCatSe' HSt but choice seaoS 81 so
III a. Ro,o PENNSYLVANIA and New.York, choice, 81 %
do fair 10 QcOl III 15a9 20; Hebrons choice, 81 -Va
~ 2j Burbanks and Stars, choice, al To- GO 90 ar 70
good 81 dSl 12 Mammoth lear eh9ice ~ 70 snfS
soc. Other articles unchanged. Keceps-t nnG itHc
bbis 300 sacks wheat 1000 bush corn 4ouO Dusl
II SEQ bush bUS ;' oats, $500 bush.
St Louis April 3.-Flour firm. unchanged Wheat
strong and 5.dlc up the opening; later adNahceu SO
further but reacted and sold down until noon weh ue
market recovered some only ~ decline again ana closed
weak AZ nearly the lowest point OF one session No ea
July 0os Q99Ssc. closing 0Sac asked Aggust
closing 9Oasc asked. Corn opened lGl2c higher nah
yeseldays closing prices and advanced sharply ghs AFTER
ward with considerable excitement. then eased on WIN
wheat and ruled until the close Win an Oeeasohsi
rally: last CSC higher than ycsterday No e
cash 67c May 66dsa67Jic closing 63Ssc july Osc eoe
OPTIONS less active and lower May 5I d5Ge closing
nc asked; July, 47G47Jic, closing 47c bid Rye NOM
nay SsdS0c No =. Barley strong and held higher.
but sales reported Hay scarce and higher 1mohy'
east track 81 %. FaXseed nOminally higher at 81
for Western 81 22t2 for Northwestern Lead duii
and weak q o7s sefefs Butter iirm 1aSha M
Eggs nqer M Gornmesl strong % 2SsSS 3d. %ais-
Standard mess sl2 50as12 rs. IardPrime steam % 20
hid Dry salt meats-BOXed shoulders, 81 20 longs,
soIcd shoulders $5as5 Is longs 6S5dsc S7s ribs.
Flour 900 bbls wheat 81 900 bush corn, $4,000 bush;
oats 1900 bush rye, 1000 bush barley IoSo BUSH
90 too bush; oas $4,000 bush; rye none barley none.
Toledo. April 3.-wheat easier; cash, 81 o7'a May.
~ 90; July 81 OBJ August 992c; pecemb T. 81 OZ.t:
Cora dun but firm; cash, 53c; May 700 o1,s Snieti
we 336 bush cloyerseed, 1s9 bags sh,pments-Floer
l'031 Gbls; wheat 200 bush; corn 900 bush; oass,
COO bush; rye, sos bush coverseed, 2S3 bags.