New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-05-30

several DAYS Che bulk of No; northern was wa
yat0r company was In the market for this grade al
that price as well large milling concern and
Shipments were larger than the receipts. Receipts,
liz cars shipments, 2o4 cars: Closlng-No hard'
rrn 81 O3 - MAY July. 81 OF SIS september. 93c;
on track. 81 % 34. No northern. 81 OF on track,
% Milwaukee. May 2O.-Flour, unchanged. Wheat
firm; No. 2 spring, on track. cash ~ O3e 81 VA
No. 3. on track. 90 lac. oats-Quiet: no. white,
on track a. zee Barley-ouet No. .. in store, sc
p3rk july. $40 Is: Lard. Jnv, s6 IS. Receipts
Flour. 800 bbs wheat, $4,000 bush barley, 600
push. Shlpments-Flour, 1s00 bbls; wheat 500
iP'hiladeDkia, May oo-Flour market continued dull
ruled In buyers favor especially the higher grades,
which constituted the bulk Of the supply. Rye flour
Wheat market was strong and option prices advanced
la 34c under firm cables and good foreign inquiry
Milers were holding oil, but supplies of high grades
were small and prices were firmly held on basis OF
ed iSr ny SS and 5ene q 70 .sp 81 Gii July 81 81
90 L. Augns n o. l2@ 81 90 3D. S9r9 s aT
Futures q9ct and Nd e s 5a 5 md
yellow In grain depot and Twenticthst elevator, Csc.
No. mixed May, 90 1.2@Gdc; June, 62 1,2e o3c,
ke weak under liberal offerings aud lower reports
from other grain centres Prices Of car lots declined
No. 3 white 81 1-2c. 40. white. $50 80 l-2c.; No.
,, white, May, 80 liza DC June, 81 y 3-4e.
Y.
but prices are steadily held. Pork, family Sl4dsl5
Eggs @ S a eq5e esdS nd S
demand part skins, 60 &C. sugar, refined quiet and
steady Powdered. 1874 ol6c. Feed steady win
firm and in fair demand white potatoes per bushe
Rose Canada, 81 15d II 20: Rose Michigan choice
81 1OoS1 10 do do, fair 20 good II 050 ~ 10 Heb
rons, choice 81 81 20 do fair 70 good, 81 o5@
90 lS a ~ sood a so 81 3 MammSh Pearl Choice
II 209s1 %: Pennsylvania medium sized and mixed
S o 81 Go do o% men% So % do c do cus
$2aS3. Other articles unchanged. Receipis-F!our,
100 bbs 300 sacks nGo wheat 4eGO 6ns worn corr
500 bush; corn, 1900 bush: oats, $500 BUSH No
market to morTow-legal holiday H.. 49,, no,.ncoo
Wheat started tame and 3-5@l-2c above Yesterday
closing and trading laneud, values leaning toward
JuIy and I-sc higher for December No 2 red. cash.
81 O3ds1 Oh Ia; May. 81 03: July 80 3-4a06 7-sc,
"a SIC December, 96 7-sa 9sc, closing at 81 3sc
asked Corn opened steady at yesterlays closing hg
53c July, SO I4c, closing at 55c September
sec. closing at SIC Oats. very dnll; No cash. 45c
30 ice Hay dull heavy prairie, IS 500 I'll; tim
6sc west side, nc. Flaxseed lower; Western,
frmer 81 15a - 20. Butter, steady unchanged Eggs
steady, l4c. CCnmeal, steady, unchanged Whstey,
| feeling and movement. Pork, S11dSl1 25. Lard
T% AZ RIBS Ds as ' s&or ceaH TO- Df Bacon
sSc clear Sc 70 Receipts~Flour. 5000 bbs wheat
10000 bnsh corn, 5000 bush; oats. IL 900 bush
| rye 1000 bush barley, none. shlpments-Flour
| 5000 bbls: wheat, 1000 bush corn, $1,000 bush !;
| Toledo. MAY 20.-Wheat-Dnll, lower: cash and
MAY. 81 Os: July 81 90 IS; August, % ice; Sep
sm: cash and MAY. SOC Oats-Ouet: cash, 4sc.
Clover seed-Dnll cash and MAY, RI 90. Receipts
ho g o 13 9D3 b %f rve 77S bnSh Shpments
Flour, 1900 bbls: wheat, 600 bush oats 400 bush.