New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-27

S $ S%s S S$ q 1888 SsSs 1Issssss
D'' On the SS'i Produce Exchange today, e g. SsoG S.,,., Ilss$$Ss
was steady and unchanged. Eggs i5aiec.O '"ef market
Cincinnati, Feb. 2G.-Flour-In moderate demand IT,
$50 100 f Sns i red ta sssasl; Receipt, | 500 bush: sai %1s;'
56ia@SSc. oats-strong: No. mixed, 40. NJ Ry q %!xa,
g s. 4sS *; % . i 5als r %sst,. = s ;f52sf; 81; P SsssoI zig; ! 4.
20 ~. Whiikey stesdy sales. col bbls finished goods oSs.1 %
good demand, armer; 1859. Cheese s,ea S9y.S'' Eggs IN
spr M!w cn Track Feb Se:6 2e54EIGar Qgiet. Wheat Arm; No. ,
&c. IS. . q %6I,e n IN ,,; So. %, i5ic;i, 52i:se,' os sss'' s%;:
s5.:e. Provisions qaiS$s; "iFH cr4-M aS, g 3 so i''rS "a
barley, 1900 bush. ""f' ''oo bos;
Minneapolis, FEB 2e-Thc cash wheat demand h,,
have bought Freely and nc have hs SI pa Isfe n CT protests TS Si,s miller
ing while traders were bringing their b bus sGs mon:
sa5fe' Sas wi Over tAe end 9e the p SsIfiS@ ag nite, the he. covering q q
= p n +Gd ape y lqli I In the Tar!iet; There wa. sympathy
corn, oats, stocks, and even ''s pork or tSat S Ss b SarHI Z q 3,
all winter. looked up and advanced Sc as IL TO enco n a,
t fHste siEus s.iSTt' Of kt tss l.ad oF w Gssial ,d 70 get r i.;elf ~ y va
with - shipped; CIosingmNo ! hard, February, soc; 4;
Nay, 2ilse; on track, 9iHc No , northern on track, 92,c;
Philadelphia, Feb. 26-Flour-Marset continued dali
2 Weea Ge11 T MARKET TaiSd frm N and i" sdyn y ad in IN rs e
PATTY, with the West, but offerings here were very s ~
and demand was confined TO small lots to meet cur Sai
No. 2 Pen1sylyepla led 70 do, q 08hj 80. ? Fred, febSsi.
aa5ggl g = oS T,H 9 = Gei Mss al 81 C5,?S sI oGj April, sl@,
and advanced ic gndef, bulllsh speculation in ch issss
Export business, and T local buyers iSSSsR'' were 1ni buying Ing o Snyft =
immediate wants; steamer 10; mixed IN Nades5s;.
80. 2 yellow il grain depot Cic,, held at Gloss at Sisys;;
Nav no, ? M MaFsa an and fx RDrfl. el S%iasiss o'f MAY No; &e$ z @ltsd' p ps
Market n sst y I, strong and advanced cd tnl tsn lie, IN sympathy
but little or no disposition 70 ade IN futures. No
ruary and March. Dil4HofJ.c: April and Nav. 5toH5I
Eggs quiet and weak; Pennsylvania hrsts, Ice. 0the;
s@fticos UNCHANGED. RsSseIgts-F Flour, 200, bbs; wheat.
ments-Corn, 2I7OO bush oats, 1900 bush. '
st. Louis, Feb. 26.FIopr firm; Wheat opened Va
strong with fractional advances until near the close, when
a weak tone prevailed, though the last sales were a. an
advance Of 70 &c oyer yesterday No: Ted' cash 9Isa
81 Closing : ! Sic; August SIS. as6.c,' closing Soc. Con- 81
was quiet but strong at the opening and lac above ias
near the close, when, in sympathy with wheat, price
sagQed the close being weak No: 2, cash: .32aS3,c
Nay. a7@isc, closing I79+c. Rye-Nothing, don.
B Baarey Arm ma ssteadter: sacked, Febriary, 9iaasc. Flax
seed QUIET; 81 90 LEAD quiet; o ao1 as1o sGiier S,,,v Bu y.
m nSs arm' 50 Base 50. whisEey, Il .Provsiop
1rm but quiet. Porl; standard b %Sss; 80 h 5SSsie .bor ha,a
SO -: longs and ribs, 81 6!dsi 20; short clear. - so'
- s. Bacon Boxed shoulders. 1870; i9nsS ana rio.
5000 bush wheat, 30. 1000 bush; corn, 5000 bush oss
o 900: rye, nom; barley, l 900 bush. ShipnentT-Fog
fG 600 bus Sash w FyS. none SSoo barley S%5@ 1000 90 bush SsS '"'"
Toledo, Feb. 6.-Whea dull. higher; cash. 81: Mal
81 or July. 9$tc; Aucgst' 2CIc. ou,.t Corn ash eas e
Cloverseed DIN. steady cash, Februory and March. q q
R~eceipt:-Flour, 2 bbls; wheat ISL bush; corr eetSSss
wheat, 100 hush corn, $500 bush oats 80" bush
clOverseed, 1872 bags.