New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-23

Produce Exchange to-day the DutIcr Mhs
unchanged. Eggs, 19d20c.
oct T yasq 10 Sgjr Ne
ppc Corn o QUIET 10 on track, cash Soc Oats firm
No white on track $22C BarlsymFTT octsS S o eaH
Lard SGS bu.s 42 barley Rff SS
bush. shipments Flour, 10000 bbls wheat 200 bush
Peors H. Oct 2scorn higher Mo- 2 S5aS Ma NJ
s5sS E 2Os$Sse aG%s d N SeS e S.s
coPn si bush oats 56oO6 bush bush
S Sst65 bush SgHG barley SGi Q4o5 bush
Philadelphia, Oct. 22.-Flour-Trade continued dull,
lots for actual wants and the market was weak though
the mills were generally unwilling TO stimulate o9si ,
aT at at q eT Is pr o. D as to Quality
nour quiet, steady at $2a 81 20 per 100 10 for new as
ter cables and the rumor that Russian troops were
within two days march OF Constantinople Eafiy IN
the day prices advanced 12c to Fl OF H. spot and
october and 81 O4 IL December, but exporters mani
tested little interest in the market, and subse
provement was lost. Market closed dull but steady
1t the noon call. No. red October 81 OF 81 Oh 1-2
January 81 O6a 81 06 IL. Rye in small supply, firm.
No. . Western Ole; No. Pennsylvania 92c Corn
options There fair foreign inquiry, but business
checked by indifference of sellers Of both old and new
depot and Twentieth-st. elevator 66c. No. mixed
october GA Csc; November 57@bsc; December o3@
der light offerings and higher reports from other grain
centres. Spot and October advanced 1-2c with fair
demand Tor local consumption. futures
month we're quiet without quOtable change. No
white 37c ungraded white 81 1-2c; No. white
80 12c do clipped 39c No white clipped 80 80 1Se a
3sc; December 81 3-4a3 14c; January 3s69S Ice.
Sugdr-Refned less active, but shows little change,
Ice; standard powdered 1-Sc fine graduated 4g
116 standard granulated 4G4 1.l6c; double refined
diamond A for candy &c; confeeuoners' 1o,l0c;
red star 1896; red star c 7-IOc; green star Y
5-1Gc: blue star 1-4c. Other articles unchanged.
Receipts-Four 200 bbs LOO sacks; wheat 43, 700
bush corn $4,000 bush; oats 20 500. shipments
bush.
st. Louis, oct. 22.-Flour quiet, steady
changed. Wheat--There was an unsettled and quiet
market during the early part Of the session. selling up
3sc declined Lee and then sharp furry carried the
prices up 1-sc, then declined 1ec, and closed with
O2 3sc October closed 81 7sc bid December, 90 10
q9ec, dosing 94c asked May, 81 90 1-4@Si 02 "A,
the strong tone displayed by the market to-day.
The weakness in wheat toward the close brought corn
down with i, and the close was l,sc of to 1sc better
than yesterday. No. cash, 51d61 1-4c December
closed, 80 5-s6 year, 80 3493o 1Sc, closing 80 34c
January, 3sa 80 l2c closing 81 4c asked May closed
Der closed, 81 3-4e bid; November, ~ 5-sa27 3-4c,
closing % 5,sG asked; May 81 12C closing 81 l,4c
Minnesota, 81 lie. Hay strong prairie, S7ds0 %
timothy 50 506Sl3. Bran frmer; sacked on track,
Lead stin declining at 81 O5, sellers. Speter dull
- Co.. Butter steady, but quiet and unchanged Eggs
hrmer at ID LEE. Cornmeal steady, 80 s0GS2 80.
Whlskey steady, 81 49, Bagging, 1-267c. Iron cot
ton ties 81 $50 81 40. Provisions steady and firm. with
good demand for dry salt meats and bacon. Pof1,
50 rs. Lard, So 35. Dry salt meats-Boxed shOul-
ders, So 70 longs So 10 ribs, So 75G SO 81 IL short
clear, $76S7 IL IL. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 500
SIS o. longs 81 5Oas7 80 IL tbs 81 5oas7 IS; short
Flour. 5000 bbls wheat, 121 900 bush corn, $4,000
bush oats, $4,000 bush; rye. 5000 bush; barley,
$4,000 bush; corn, 1900 bush oats 10000 BUSH rye,
5000 BUSH barley, 1000 bush.