New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-30

the PTOdges Exchange oday e butter market was
Milwaukee, Sept. 20.-F1our firm. wheat quiet
sPpg on track cash ho sSac De 3ece%Ssr track gsG
SS So52 e2 Ser cGT o White N track OK caS
zoe. Barley quiet. september 60 34a61 1-2c. Rye
higher No J. in store, Sac Provisions AZ fr M PG ps
celpts-Flour 54oO bbIs; wheat, Go500 bush barley
100000 bush. shipments-Flonr, 17,4o0 bush; wheat
$500 bush barley, $500 BUSH
Minneapolis, Sept 29.-The opening to-day was
81 lee It dropped at once then reacted Gradually
the price was forced to 92 lac and along quite steadily
cars The cash market was stronger than Yesterday
yetsdsy on Northern. Low grades dragged and went at
lower prices than yesterday The local close on wheat
was OF 1-sc The elevator companies bid much TO-
hard on track, 92a92 12c; No. 1 Northern. septem
ber, SO 5-se October SO 3-4c; December OF 1-sc on
curb SO Lee Did.
Peoria, ILL.,, sept. oe;-Corn higher; No; 2, $50; No.
Is No TO- sSe oa'S 9 a Co. Rye whs No.
80 500 SIC whsEey firm oo0 wines S 81 as P6
bush; barley 1000 bush. shipments-Corn, 5000
bush; oats, $4,000 bush; rye. 1000 bush; barley,
Philadelphia, Sept. 20.-FlOur market dull and weak
to SELL but the mills were generally unwilling to reduce
hour quiet and steady at "a 75a - s5 BSckwheat
four in the absence OF offerings on the spot nomnsly
strong the reported decrease of 72s 600 bushels in
at 5 on noon c b Weaker and
light: No Delaware and No. Pennsyvana red In
elevator, 81 OB "a No. red In DO, III Oh No.
september 81 OF 12aS 81 OF october, 81 02dSl 0o 12
November, 81 O4a 81 Oh 1-2; December, 81 06 1-20
81 OF. Rye steady but quiet at csc for No. Q. Corn
supplies were light, and local car lots advanced lie
under better demand. Futures also ruled strong and
higher under light receipts West and fair inquiry for
export No mixed and low mixed in grain depot and
Twenteth-st. elevator. CSC: No. mixed do, later,
66a So 12c No. mixed september, $50 64c October,
62a 63c; November, nominal; December, ~ 1-2@
50 1-2c. Oats-M8rket for lots dull, with free
offerings at former rates Futures quiet and steady.
Rejected white dead storage, soc No. mixed, Bic;
ungraded white "a 1-2a35c; No. white 33 1-2c;
No. white In Twzntethst. elevator, 35 12c; do in
grain depot, $780, No. white, September and october,
"a 1-2a35c; November 300 30 &c; December. 35 IL
36c. Eggs firm and In good demand Pennsylvania
frsts, &c. Sugars-Refne6 quiet aside from granu-
lated, which is we'll sold up; cut loaf SC; cubes,
lac; fine granulated, 3-Sc; Standard granulated,
3-Sc; double refined diamond A, for candy, 38c;
confectlOners A, 431604 1-4c; red Star A, 3-16c;
red STAR 9l6c green star c, 7-16c; blue star G,
516c. Potatoes dull at 22d 30c per basket and 800
ACC per bushel. Other articles unchanged. Receipts
Flour 2,100 bbls, IL 900 sacks wheat, 70700 bush;
corn, L. 900 bush; oats. $4,000 bush. Shipments
Wheat, 1880 bush; corn 164o0 bush; oats, 22,700
BUSH
Toledo, Sept. 29.-wheat dull, firm; cash. and Octo-
Der, csc: December 81 OF May. 81 OF ID Corn
dull; cash, 55c. Oats quiet; cash. 30c. Rye dull,
steady cash and October, IS 3-4c. Cloverseed
active; cash, and october, "a so; December 81 So
No. - cash. "a 05. Receipts-Flour, 263 bbls; wheat
80 iO3 bush; corn, 2.011 bush oats 2735 bush; rye,
IL. 5Ss BUSH cloverseed, 800 bags. Shpments-Flour
$3.50 bbs: wheat 126,5O0 bush: corn, 300 bush !;
oats, 400 bush; rye 150o bush coverseed 256 bags.