New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-13
1o.JThe leading futures ranged as follows

Opening hlgnSss LoS,,ss cOs;af
ESS;':', ::::::: q; e.. & & 81 81:
IT, &c.! 6: s e. s e. E.: 3 s&
EGs,o:'y i A.: T. 4 4: &: E!
MESS PORK, PER BBL.
E# $ ';s $5 BE- $.: Beg Beg S S5#$
LARD PER 100 n.
E %sa-" ,::: :asr, :5$@ e? sssi&
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 n.
$ E:s'f'3 :.:: (: 4; $::55 ;=: 8: e
ee, Gs;9 l"@$ SS'5 PEI '@$
go NO. ra 80 49,; 80 corn c n tG; M:
30, naxsccd, s. ~ pige timothy seed q 2e.ssl p
.SoI TiSs: o3% = Is o$ %: ss @
Go S r. SOW . 92 9o a S s sa p s ~
..9tSs11s Gnehadhd no W6Iie iaEG.7Es: SO. Do.
T. o b., 65c. r..,.,. s,,,n,.o,.
Flour. hbs ..-............-. IS' 500 l l9oo9
Whett bush ,IIaa'O09 ~ %9o
oss b~sn coo 5000
Bailey y'i bush . $4,000 10000
on the Produce Exchange the butter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs. 19d20c
rcd. Il rrtep's 200 bush shipments go bush
.! S"yj" ~ HHca E5s i so,. 8.
rd d'i!'iS ON ,.y niig Gm r6y fancy Efn
rfle .d3o' ono a@d l"d'9s' ~Ca lG5i7r
MILWAUKEE, Fob; Flour u2sra9scd what ,'ca&y
Sort ern. 9sc Corn. dill; 30. o. 70 zoe oats
a. tore cF ia5,.c Rys nm 50 ~ s,o,;i &c
+ 7o6 BUSH RSmSnts-Foai, 1890 to. barley
AID '2crs he lo3i alr, toy eoi;deaSS a. 92 55
siaD' 70 I'S s vs., n .rc Tor So Yo-hcrn bu, nd
de urcrs also did some buying Ioor .Tan ioGad
WY y holder Roccp.. % hour. 81 shipment
IS cars. closing 80 bard teoEgagy &C. on on t;1 az
track oola d9ic; July closed at ooc.
St. Louis, Feb. l2;-Flonr du and unchanged Wheat
out-de advce- hod r. qepS th Ir9 2 =, thg @";
WIN ' std TN Ipo, Iiely St the Tome wa DIN and
We're uGchand to - down 80. I'D. cash 90 90:
closing at SO Nd. Con, oPencd 10 lower bat ad
a ac 9sa a1 dG Tlc at i fS aa DAN N:
80 . cash. i9i, a49'2 May, 5oo5o+c clo-pg at o.
s'V cash. 'G IS. az " Saw i5sc 5e ScSqnr core
n a1s & b. &c. 's y- a"f qq p@a sd stead q i
Lad duh and 9cok at u o. sellers egt.er MN and
g wh,Aoy .,e,.ey at p r!oN' S,v ! iglt
Z
mrlts-Ros shoulders - 59aei co. Longs ant nh
81 2O0s5 o 81 - 80. rpron BoNf shoulders.
5Oaf4 and fiis - 2NGS1 - -hot 81 A.
s. an Rcceip'--Four 1000 bush wheat 10 0oo bush
barley II COO bush, Shipmenis-Four 1000 bbs; "hel
| 1000 bush: corn. 10000 tush oats. 1000 bush.
Philadelphia Feb 10 Prices STEADILY hdt
a. local .uber7 T"t" generally
wei Suupld and wiling rect the c>lcnc views of
bolders ;fadr brand. Rye nouI dun ana easier
nour in very small supply Grf - 50d:2 80 100 n
Wheat-Market qUiet and without Important thange
There ic disposition to trade w futures while
local micrs buying only fo' iin'hiat' u.s., "
II d'not unr!Tdod in grain depot - %
No rcd Fclruarv Oaa$1 o3e Ma.tH. = 0irtl 81 70:
Abrl and MAY - o. .ds1 0G. COnCall's were quiet
foreign demand very Moderate but or'rngs m ~
ear o', in flir r.'uc-t and Urn no yellow IN
oCth.-t elevator 40 mixed IN rdo- mem elevator
Gi2c: No. . low mixed track 81 &C. No " mixed In
2Oh.st elevator G 2c' 80. mixed aud yellow in grain
81 I.dGla.c Aprl 81 foiLc. NAV 59d59ioc Cats-Ro-
LIGHT and prices ~ lots firmly
hid trade demand very Moderate. Futures
quiet and - adv 40 Whit, I2dj3- g. No whlt
AIl and May. 53a52'2c Provision: .lcldy and in mol
crate demand Bccf-Citv family. ~ i07-9 beef packet
s-T@s. h.,f hrm-. 41tUsI5. F"gs quiet c'av ponnsf
yanI1 nrs o2gc. Srcar- Refined finn powdered Loo
oats . 100 bush. - pw,nt~- Wheat 300 bush corn
! $500 lush: oats. II 900 bush.
| Tol,io Feb. I2-whort dun lower; cash. 81 May
~ Ols: July. 93~c; August 9o'.c Corn dull, 50 adv
| ga ii and M 53iic Oot quiet; cash. f7c. Clov'r
! - 52q Reccirts-T1our bbls What 21jo bush
~ bush COrcr-1 d. - II. shipments Flour
! 1G77 Ills; wheat. 30i0 buh; corn, 1000 bnsh Data
! 600 bush.