New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-28
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
firm and Unchanged Eggs, 81 d25c.

nrm ana unchanged. Eggs, "a a2Se
Milwaukee, Nov. 2I.-Flour in fair demand: Wheat
osts ire p lover No. White JAG No 5 DO e
Ear inserted efS 10 SJGes c Provisions steady
Pork, 80 40. Lard, $e TO- Receipts; lt, liJ.
ments-Flour, 1900 bbls wheat, 81 900 BUSH barley
81, 800 bush.
Minneapolis Nov. 27.-Wheat was q little stronger
to-day, but the strength did rot manifest ssei ~ a.
but better day than they llid sen ioF ssSe No.
days. Cable news was better ana Iores t,inn or
OF about 400 In receipts OF wheat at Mnneap9ils
a se p beavy c a Is had sustaining effect
bears also Clipped in their mite BY buying Goisdesoio
for TO-DAY % s we're hardy realized but at
SOC "Wednesday they thought w'eat a safe purchase
onened at 50 Use quarter under Wednesdays close,
aud for May 94c. an advance over Wedhesd s3
close. The trading was confined principally 10 May
wheat and there was gradual advance from the
opening that at IL o'clock nd scored OH 90 OF a
cent Then came break TO III off Si on too 6esvy
offerings. There little feature to pecenber anu
the trading on the option WAS yey mgn to- brak the
days advance but it held fairly well ana Deeehioe5
market was in a healthy condition and good deal OF
wheat was sold. Closing quotations Tor No North
closed eaen 1Heay a. Sc highest 6
Lowest. s6 I-sc closing to-day, So 5-ec "Wednesday,
30 'e May. cS oPens foay s ~ %
90 Ilc: January closed to-day at ssc; Wednesday,
e % 2sf northern SS; e ss@s6 &C. i-' No. '' COW
philadelphia Nov. 27.-Flour market very quiet, but
offerings moderate and prices ruled STEADY RSe hOur III
sull supply and firm S5 10 for choice Pennsylvania
Buckwhea flour quiet. but steady at - lOG :. 70 per
100 lbs for new WneatMarkct opened shade lower Dnt
afterwart recovered and closed nrm at noon call.
Foreign demand was light and mers were holding on.
sales No . Pennsylvania red in grain depot, al 90;
red ~ o.: No > red November, III O3 3-4G 81 O4 {;
December 81 04 Lea III o. January ~ oo i,4 tt,
firm aistlers holding off. but moderate demand from
mers; sales No = Pennsylvania, al " migrated,
ainy weather and bad reads in Vest which checked
the movement OF the new crop. Inc posting OF
Export demand light local car lots scarce and trm
with new crop held lie higher but demand hgt sales
new No. ys9S in sn Sspqt old ie No No mixed
track soc No. mixed November, 500 zoe; December,
995 lee January % 70, % ear lots da and
declined lie under liberal offerings futures nominal
sales rejected white, 3oc ungraded wmie, ~ l,ac
cember 40 400 a4e; January. 40 I-sa4le; Feb
7-sc: cubes 5-lGd4 3-sc; extra powdered XXXX.
5-sa 5 I-sc: standard powdered, 5l6c; fine granu
Side crystal 4. 3-l0c; double refined diamond \
for candy, 1-sc confectioners, A. 4e4 l,l0c red
star G 5i6c; blue star g 30 ala, &c Feed-Dq,l
,roIeam-steady refined in bbls. 6.35c. Potatoes
Firm and in fair demand: Early rose, PENNSYLVANIA
choice soc other early rose choice. 45d4oc; do fair
10 good 4Od 43c; Iurbanks and white star choice
43a45c do fair TO good. 35940c. Other articles I'M
changed. Receipts-Flour 1000 bbls, $4,000 sacks
wheat 90 COO bush corn, 2S 900 bush oats. 20 900
bush shipments-whcat, $500 bush corn, l0,fOo
bush oats, 1920 bush.
= Louis Now .7.-Flonr steady. unchanged.
Wheat opened l-sa3-sc off. but iirm. and In few
moments advanced and subsequently the market was
strung The close was tame. with Deeemher ut tho
top Of the day and sellers OF May lloc iower'
No = red cash 03 l-4a03 Sac; November. .,-ie,
nominal December. 93a93 T5c, closing 93 I-ec, Nay
90 I4asl 90 Ia closing 81 90 1-oa 81 20 Ia asked
Corn the strength irregular. Lie up 10 3-ec down.
No . cash, 43G43 34c November closed AZ l.o year
40 34G4l 1sc; closed 40 Use; January, 80 34c bio
MAY, 40 :-id4O 7-sc closing at 40 3-4c asked Oats
firm: No. cash. 33 Sac; November closed 50 3.ac,
nominal; May, 90 Use, closing " 1-oc BID ASe