New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-27

was sold al about 1-2c under No. l, but II wac
dcu 70 moye while low grades were srse a bSysr IN the
northern Receipts were moderse with n sTser s1
bush. Receipts, wheat, past twenty four hours
No ,HpsSs i c "sSSern s asS
g o. 5ny q ssps%6er sss a q OF tiae OK
Peoria, May 26.-Corn firm; No. 2, IS 1,sc; No.
3 isc No 50 lc oats active active h hisher 4 Sc.
RyeN s dong ~ Whisky FIRM. Wines 81 II:
spirits, vi 49, Receipts-C0rn, 81 800 bushels oats,
49ooO oa o rye nSne sas hose e nome
barley, 800 bushels.
Philadelphia, May a6.-Flour-Buyers were indfier.
ent aud there very little doing but holders were
not disposed TO stimulate business at the expense OF
concessions. Ryenour moderate request and steady
OF "a 30 for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat option
market was weak and closed about Lee lower In sym
patty with the decline In other grain centres but e
WAS Ist OF No. Peanslyvsna red in export eo
vator ~ 10 with 81 i6 bid and 81 10 asked for d,tto
BY s1 Shipper for next weeks delivery ~ 90 IL In
elevator No. 2 red for June 81 Oh i,2@Si ~; july.
y 81 S Au ss q ter than anticipated and
under free speculative buying and the advance IN tns
market prices here advanced @ e on an SPG sns
clearance, but business here was restricted Sse ey sns
in tradesmen's elevator, SIC: steamer NO. mixed IN
do SaS & Nj Sgs SE @Ae S n @epo se and
do, on track e5c: No. . mixed, May. "a 1.sSsSc;
Sspe MARI = for car lots ruled rm under
moderate receipts and fair local trade, demand:
Futures opened shade %ea G but y %h lent
Offerings and a.. goS SPes% his 20 l ir 20 white in
Tweniieth-st and radesmens elevators, 53c; do. IN
grain depot SO Iec choice DO in grain .. aePo. c
TG Sh Nav Aus 81 as4 Esss q
demand Pennsylvania hrsts: lsc sasar@RetIneSa
dull and weak; powdered la@a $50: sTanu WSlts
potatoes per bnshel Canada. 81 159 81 CO. rose
Michigan, choice 81 1871 90; rose Pen Pen s S
81 o5G 81 lo Hebrons choice, 81 1921 90 do fair 70
good 81 o5asl 10 Burbans and stars cn0De nea
choice 81 2Oa 81 o5: Pennsylvania. medium-sze aae
mixed s9usr % S al pG %sd P n se e
do do. culls soaS3. Other articles nnch ilt
barr III, 1000 COO s1 sash w sSp
ments--Wheat 1000 BUSH; corn, 16''oo Dush'' o'''
1000 bush. $1,000
s Igs Nay ae mT x s 4sS ss S SS%s
"a o5a 81 25 fancy, "a 45a "a s. extra fancy "a zoe
lac co oRer but imppoved ssc during the first few
minutes only to weaken and ic was mo- eon 4
Pts sypps sfs 9qtss % S'T:s s aSs
the os sG ns T ySno 81 Sob % o. July e i
August 04 ice: September 95c December. W lac
bid Corn steady and about red the ,So DPe my
range until the close which was Sa2 &c above yes
May 5sc '' BID july. 81 1-4c September. SO l4c
nominal Oats market unsettled rmer and n hsner
nominal: August. 33c september. "a 80 RysLNone
offered; sic bid call for No. q may tn;s f,ss
Flayseed quiet: Western. lie Lead higher but
little done and sellers asking - 90 Butter co..
meal stead unchanged. Whiskev steady at ~ ls.
iron cotton ties 81 o50S1 40. Bacging lao 80
provisions dull and weak: orders were for small lois
which were filled at easy prices no largo transact0ns
we've reported Pork. $40 81 1-o; Lard &C. Dry
calf meats-ROxed shoulders. SC: longs, T6 %; ribs,
ss IS: clear ribs 90 o57 az 30 Bscon-Boxed shoul.
ders as 81 Leg longs. SO Asa sG So ribs ~ 90 Gear
rrbs a6 6Oda8 TO Sugar cured hams S1Od IL l-2c'
Recelpts~Four, 1000 bbls wheat. 1000 bush; corn
10000 bush; oats: 10000 bush rye eo p r snip
20. 900 bush oats, $4,000 bush rye. none.
Toledo MAY oo.-whent firm cash, Fl Os 81 MAY:
al O8 10: June 81 OF: July. 81 "a August ~ lSc:
december 81 1-2. Corn firm higher: cash. 80 l.2c
July, SIC. oats quiet; cash. 3Oc Clover. o anui
34I1i: corn, 35.1OO: rye, 323: Shipmcnts-Flou'
900: wheat 1900: corn, 43,1O0 rye, 400