New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

SELL with liberal supplies OF most descriptions and very
little demand from the local trade Western ana pen III
syyana superne, SO Goa S3 50 do. do extras SJ 10
a ~ 20; No winter, family, ~ 26GSi 80, IehnsyI
vania roller, straight "a 80 a@f e5 western winter
Ter patent new s,sS9 d. SY MnnsSota. clear "A $50
s. do. straight, S5aS % do patent, So 25@S5 90
I've or quiet ana steady ut " nISS 90 The spa
noninay at S3G So 25 per 100 lbs. for new. Whedt-
Northwest lower English cables and light demand for
export. Prices OF all deliveries Of No red declined
I-2c but closed steady at the noon call mSh grades
port elevator for milling, 81 06 IL; No. 2 red; sep
TENDER, 81 ol9$1 OF october, 81 OF 1881 OF /;
81 06. Rye-Nominal, at s5c. for No. Pennsylvania
COrn-Morket ruled firm, with fair inqnry for ex-
port, mainly for January loading. Orders for the
latter close TO the market, but there was little
pressure to SELL and business restricted in conse
the call Local lots scarce but dun ut
former rates No. . mixed, in 2othst; elevator,
Der. 0aG0c.; November. 81 1908 Ice; December
81 liza see Oats-MarSet for lots quiet, with
liberal offerings at former rates. futures showed no
important change but largely nominal in the alb
sSnce Of speeuatiye trading Rejected white
80 Ice; do, on track and in special bin sec; No.
white SIC; No. white, september and October.
Butter-DuI and weak; Pennsylvania creamery, ex-
ira: 24924 1,2c DO, print extra 2SS 20c Eggsa s
unchanged part skins, 6S7 i.oc. fun skins ga &c.
Sugars-Refned steady and fairly active cut loaf Sc
cubes Sec: extra powdered XXXN, &C.. standard
powdered, Zoe: fine graduated, $-sc.; standard
formulated. 4 3-sc.; donbIeretIned diamond A, for
candy, 3ec; confectioners' a, 1-4c.; red star A.
blue star c. 3 5-16c. Feed-Qniet and steady; winter
bran, $176s1S per ton. PetIoleum--Steady; refined,
I'm bbls, SO 1886 40. Raceipts-Flour, $500 bills
oats, 1900 bush. shipments-Whelt, 10000 BUSH;
corn. 24,500 BUSH; oats, 2590o bush.
st. Louis, Sept. 2s.-Flour dun and unchanged.
Wheat-The market opened 7-Sc below Saturdays
close This seemed to exhaust the bears and the
the balance Of the day yam and tiosed s4c lower No.
cash 93 3-sc; September. 90 l2c; October 90 5-sc
was dull today and higher. october sold early 1.ac
lower but afterward sold 1-2c above this rate and
year. and May closed fully lao above Saturday No
cash. 3! c september sc bd october ts 1Sc
T ' osc f lower ' cash S
No. ., soc. Barley, very little done; common,
Goa 81 Ice. Bran steady and quiet Hay unchanged.
Butter very, quiet Eggs up. - Ice Lead steady
s29Oa 80 o5.Wmskey 81 1s. Provisons-The market
decidedly better both in tone and business. The
demand was much larger and higher prices were
Meats-Boxed shoulders, SO, longs, 81 10 1-2: ribs,
81 50 shorts 81 80. Baccn-Boxed shoulders, So 250
SO 81 10. Longs, So. Ribs. Ss6$S 1-2; shorts,
Ties 81 So 10 Rcccp s nG 1900 bbis wheat
100000 bush Corn ~ 600 bush: Oats 196 900 bush
rye. 1900 bgsh harley 1900 bush ShIPmeanttso0o
bush; Oats, 81 900 bush Rye 1000 bush; Barley,
none.
Toledo Sept. .es.-wheat steady; cash, 90 34c;
Rye dull steady cash, "a lee october, Sc Clover
seed active; cash, and september - so; Octo5er
bbls; wheat, 1892 bush; corn, 5000 bush; oats,
3653 bush; rye, 1873 bush: coverseed, p5o bags.
shipments-Flour, 1900 bbs; wheat, $4,000 bush:
corn, 1928 bush rye, 1770o bush; cloverseed, "a