New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-26

"%ooppcHaihais.N M highest. Lowest. cIo..As
E.Sr"nry :...:-..". e sif 81: 50: $% 81:
CORN. NO. Q
february ."~"""~ 3355 - 80 80
' OATS. no. ..
i Nay ....".""~: ~ ~ t% ia$
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
March .-....-~"-s93z az 500 f3@ 9l72
M Mas ~. ooSS77GS 10 10 SS?s 10io
LARD. PEI. 100 n.
Me- :::::: 3 s. $S$s e. SIS
SHORT RIBs. PER 100 n.
Hi;'" ::-: sff::s s$ 5fss4
u%nS Sn'n 2eot 81. ,S prime H ai f&''Gy s1.ao5 ElS',- x 5,'5 8 .gS 7@s
wheat. ooI92e 81. Icd' o5,,""Gr ~ "a : sVfa y l SGLI
a Non nal; So. ! " Giax,csd, i "2os: mime !ti,gcslhy s,sl.
.i.; g rE %c: .fag 2e' AsD pr n = s 3, 2 80 iar9 drJg per !ni 52S 7. &,s;e & Z .S
boxed. - a0efi; short clear side. boNG,d. - sofSi 80
unchanged No > white oats. -ilaiSc; 10. . do ia"
Article. IcTcI5R SS shipments
Corn. bush i3 . 3f99o55 T., "o4
rye. bush ~ oW33 ~ NV
n'T dn ,E Pun Produce Exchange today. S&IoY6S butter market
was active and unchanged. Ego, l1@dl6c'
ci9c'nrat FEB 2]5ir1 c + d i1Co SSGS ,b nS@lIali
800. Corn. scarce. highSri ~; : miIsd; 2.5G1Sf:
S%%s, :, IS: a: F5SyI, 5Ss5.. or 9Fe raGi. Of W y i: na st.aaT IN
eooi demand. sugar, steady Eses' heavy and lower
MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. %25.-Thcrc va, a big demand for cash
wheat q al 4]g.criptiGn;,h to'1aoi Lo,2l ana S gtir % riltt
W. T,'S about aGlt' all 'g 9&s poor SI q 700 T Ri I We're y ''f sEt5 r
Sale Of Ne. / Northern were Generally made fui up to
R Re- q Mere snail, and about onc.third was -alpp i mt.
, e.. 'Sar 1' F = SS%r'' 9 % on aIi track 5G'p a6e; 49, d *1.56rrTa.
February and March, 92c; MAY, $3.50; on tnc .3ic;
Closing SS Z JSiS.g 55i.c. '"''' 80 ""''' ''2''
Philadelphia. Feb. ?5.-Flou-Deman cont .lsd Sow
and m-atl factory, and prices favored buvcgs. Wheat
Prices, ruled, firm under light offerings tut tiere VAS
ns@in a !a'a? NO. ''? 3 r q F %idS 7i' ! e c! Hr,lti' o5 VA sI IaFSiy
q t To@'l market gi2 fnT I ID LIZ 9n ricr lin I'm oc % %
and higher we, : IN adyiees but SPECULATION was tms and
r r9ic. lo %ith TG a fm in d %Ga,Gd.' s SslnIg aH "a. Urn 3 h,s al 1ST
deGGot G3Sc; Noii , yGiioHt in tr9acc"G9s' gIleyator o.;
February. March and APRIL, G3a63fc; Nav, Gid6irc.
reports from other grain centres, but speculation was
,22 @n and %S,t Ioc3 5,c trad? %s. 9 3 WRIsa. I FsSTr,r NO. ;a 3 ,T T9Itc J 554G;
5~SPd5li.c; April, and MAY 5id5iEc. Provisions steady
t Why. ea orsia to-; &c, do do do 90 smo e%%3.G 5dSLS shoulders
fGi2Tr. Other articles unchanged. Rcc"ipts1rIioair . 100
WIZ e' iI.soo bush o" corn. 30 9'S S9sh G"S cat,. ii lico 6%.R.
opened S5; t GSs.s RiS 25 t6an / yS.tt Gdi but lat nm Hsure What s"a
ruled Grm a fractional advance being established during
S SRSd or ,RnspI$ K 'S below SIoi yes GcI9s at i BE lowest rsG point Of S,g thg
ssia. CLOSING az S@9tc Xaau 81 OssSsa So. Ss5S. Closing Sl%syi sal a
s o%;S e .. ! The $"P %s ' Ssi ! s %%SSS s$$''s 70 s$ys S;Ss' y %,5 sS.' s5n:
e ,!'dI" ,s,o.Sa a ,,s "S.c S 81 : %'p tSa% ys 1s tsSdisy''Ay N win 3 T snsS.
5 5%ss /. at s aoy' 6 fssg aSis, S SiS' sisnd II 5 %. ! j 1s!S. S sGi;;
s %sSiliSS H WORTH t Soc Gari Sis' "a fair f. dtS G i?l Wisconsin, Rye
SsSSi,stt' but s'tNfSH rm / co@ nm sTSP :, or Fl'S lutte 81 a M; Isst
5 FIN Ai az q Il i. i'f Provision. siSI"% :,sIa e 3 55S a. SC. S%ShIsSsy
daid mess, 80 7Sdsoss ST.. LAID Lady q S1 e'I =. IS 5G %: 'i Try