New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-11-13

On Produce Exchange To-Day Du. , W." Esss fresh
s s2S2sS. ''' creamery '"N '' u, .r
milwaukee,, Nov. 1a-Flour quiet Wheat &, easy slsy
No o spring on track cash, 02c December, u o-fI
No. Northern, o6c Corn dull, No. on track casn'
old 5oc Oats quiet No white On traek n S'g No IN
sioTe S 90 slc Provisions quiet Pork January
81 80 ~ }ssIa 900 bush Sa borey
bush. shlpmens-Flour, 1900 bbls; wheat, $500
bush barley, 143,30O BUSH
Peoria. Nov 1s-Ccrn firm No: ;as 2 Ssw NO. NO. T.
q 1c Oats Lover No. RvS white 81 No. = sc
W MG wli rm Vines 81 is SPIRITS 81 90 Receipts
Corn 10000 bush oats 600 bush il rye So 61 oTc
oats, 10000 BUSH barley, 1000 bush.
Philadelphia Nov. 12.-Flour-There was good IN
quiry for desirable grades at old prices out lls mills
standing os or e rye r and firm
choice Pennsylvania IS TO- Buckwheat flour supplies
liberal and the market dG qS2hea at
little demand for spot November wheat and prices
advanced about "a under better cables and fair
export demand. The latter was cneny ior spills
vania red in do 81 66 1881 OF No red, 81 "a 81
81 o5 34S 81 o. Jar ary 81 OF 84a 81 os February
81 90 346s TO- Rye steady at SIC for No. & Penn eran
belt and prospects OF liberal movement Of supplies
Influenced bearsh feeling in the market for futures E
market closed steady the call with fair inquiry
for export Local carl9ts were scarce ana nrl 'nousr
steamer No. mixed in Twentleth;st elevator Sac
new No. yellow in grain depot % sd SS NIB
Peesmbe q a oats dn and d
decline with little demand. No mixed. 81 1-2c No.
50 i T NO. s's white 80 iac d. clipped aoc 10
white November 3s LA 39c DECEMBER S9SSa hc
stock scarce and firm Pennsylvania frsts &c Sugars
refined steady cubes stansSrd " poS
4c crown crystal 4@ saI llse double
~; red star A. 3 13dec keystone 4 I3 49,
Franklin B. sc rranhp sSta Se star req star
Petroleum firm refined in barrels S25SS40 Other ,s
7 sCo saeRs nSsa SSsa
oats. 237OO bush. shpments-Wheat, 10000 bush
corn, 9 coo bush; oats, 5000 bush .,..., .,, duu
Corn IA 90 lower: November CSC asked December,
SAC bid January and February, SO 7-sc
Unchanged ' &SeasFsar Of freezing weather frh9r
Ga f2G C PSs ' up DT
tied becoming weak toward the end of he session and de-
dW y aa i' Cash ass st'
q Ss:4SS si
declined the feeling being heavier than in the morning
o e eS.e w Cash. at Gts2ss co
SIS & ,ssS eS,ns sss Ia@ Sys iS
Nay hssy sa~ 2 Sw r R h S ? IsTs .Ss
and higher sacked this sd ls on East Side Ess
ose o 49, 1 seadS 81 IS Bay
ging, 59a7c. Iron cotton ties, al 35ds 40 Provisions
dull with very little doing; PORK, 80 % Lard: IS 90.
Dry salt meats boxed shoulders longs SIS 75d55 S7
TBS s. s7Ss0 short glS -. 5000 80 12 EacS9BoAci
clear 81 80. ReeeptsIFlour 1000 bbs wheat IS, 600
bush; corn S5 900 bush oats 32 600 bush: rye 1900
bush barley 1900 bush. Shipment-F!0uF. 1000 bbs
wheat 1000 bush $1,000 bush oats, 80 900 bush
rye 80 GOO bush barley 900 bush.
November, 30 1-2c; December, 81 01-2; May,
81 OF IL. Corn, steady; No. cash, old, SO l-2c
January, 44c. Oats, quiet; cash, 33c. Rye active,
steady cash. November, 06c. Cloverseed active,
steady prime cash, 81 so; December, - s5 Match,
So Recepts-Whea sc. 305 bush corn, II. s65 bush
rye $3.50 bush; cloverseed, 90 bush. shipments
Flour 3,344 bush wheat, ,275 BUSH corn, 6,I6O
bush; oats, 9,16O bush rye, 200 BUSH