New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-07

On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market va:
odinary isd21c select dairy, 2ld2sc; ordinary, l7@2oe
Eggs f5EaI92e
Minneapolis. oct. 6.-Wheat opened IA cent higher
Mi. morning and later advanced anOuher lac III lhe
first hour with steadiness, ana Ialr shoNlHE "a
some sorts of wheat London quoted cargo:s fraction
higher Paris was weak. one cause OF sLenEtn ~ -
arotber rnmor that Russia Is about 10 prohibit further
"Xpnrts of all grain Business fair in futures IRE
SSpapd for cash wheat was active with mIlle1s SHIP
pers and elevator companies all buying Po3r WGe neat
terday Receipts were moderate GCtober 90 I%c
On track &c - No. a. NSfS s on 'tH Track 81 Sac
No Northern on track, 55a soc.
Peoria. oct. Corn active, firm; No No.; 2 6oc
white I2c No white 2G LA Ti 4S IL 81 fge
FIRM No u o3e MsGeyf 600 bush oats
II 900 bush rye 900 bush barley 5000 bush.
Shlpments-Corn, 1900 BUSH OATS $4,000 bush rye
Philadelphia. oct 6.-Flour-Old spring wheats
scarce and steadily held but winters ana new ns
dull weak under general raj Pr So eeT 70 bS DnSSwhea
flour dun at S2d$2 rs per 100 10 as to guaHty Ior
new. Wheat market siren ehened by reVlya ar Gt 10
wheat and prices advanced "a per bushel 6qt the
effect Of this was not Ieheeted In r S in@ui
ffom abr, adj. Early public cables we're generally
easier. but later private aaylces weIg R[m No
Pennsylvania red in export elevator 81 % IL NO;
nod October 81 OF 1881 O3: November, Fl "a La
81 O5 December, al O6 1891 OF January 81 % y.
az sc delivered No. western. 00c, delivered
For car lots on track ssc bid for No. Western
and soc for No. Pennsylvania Corn, offerings were
more liberal, under light local trade demand.
Futures quiet and unchanged IHcre was u Itnt
Shipment al SIC in elevator. Demand chiefly f0r
Jaruary loading. Oders for which, however were gen
eraIy below the MARKET No yellow on track, SO &c
No . mixed in grain depot, Sc lac: NO. mixed IN
Twentieh-st. elevator 50 Lee; NO. mlAeu anu iHsn
mixed in do, GGc No. . mixed October t2cd52 I-5e
81 1-2c; January, so 1-2ca bic oats. offerings On
ed i steady. though demand was neht Futures
dull unch eed No. mixed, BIC No; white SNORT
stoacss 33c do regular 80 Ice: do choice, 3+e no.
. white. 36c; do choice 80 l-2ca3Tc: No: white
october, IS Lea 36c November, 36cG 30 1-2c D.
cember, 3Gca36 l.2c; January, s6ce 37e g, EGGS
refined steady Cut loaf, SC: cubes, 3-sc extra
powdered xxx, Sc; standard powdered, 4 l2e Ine
granulated 3sc standard graduated. SEC d0uOic
reilne, diamond a, for candy, 3se coniectoners A.
3I6c red star A, 1l6c red star G. !l6e green
winter bran sl7as17 70 per ton. Petroleum iirn
Idea 10000. Potatoes quiet bpt steady at 80
unchanged Reeeipls-FlOur. 800 bb!s. $500 sncS'
wheat 90 800 bush corn, II 200 bush; OATS e650O
bush; oats, 43,7Oo bush.
st. Louis. oct e.-Flour steadIer, but IN. nm
changed Wheat beash Expectations were not a fl NY
vanCed Lac Later easier feeling prevailed AND and
december OF 1898 l>2c. closing o. 34-97 &c;
CORN SS o opeaed higher on bad weather West but r.
lapse followed on weak NeS- York marse& elo,s n
0dober 4s549 I4c closing 30 3-sc bid: var
81 1898 Sac. closing 80 lac; Nav 80 1882 5-sc
closing 30 lac. oats neglected. No. cash 90 SAC
October % sac; May 30 5sc. closing 80 34e bid BID
Rye, NO 3, 70 lie; Barley quiet, Iowa &c &c;
grades timothy s06s1o so prairie S7ass -. Flax,
Seed dull ard lower at s5c Lead steady ehemiea!
hard ~ IS. ButtT higher Creamery 24h2Ie'
dairy goa 24c Egg6rm II l-;e Corn meal V 1sS
dun and easy Pork al IS. lard s6 1896 20.
DRY salt meats boxed shoulders 80 longs 81 25 ribs
o. 81 1907 so short clear 1852 isas7 IS. HacoG
IS a57Ss ~ H. short clear SIS 5oass G2 IL Receipts
-PlOur 1000 bbls: wheat 20 600 bush; corn IL
600 bush: oats 4TO0o bush; Rye 600o bush.
barley none shpmcntS0Flour 1000 s6 bc h wheat
Eve Ia,o60 bush: barley Dana