New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-10
%, May o-The leading futures ranged a. follows
WHEAT No

Z.
Opening Highest. Lowest. Closing
} $a2 ::.::::::::: q: 81 s. s: s. $: $;
CORN. no q
} 81; - : 3: q; q: =, 4; Z: 4: T.
OATS. 40. 2.
}aSe .::::::::::: ss 80; 81: sSs sS.
MESS PORK. PER BBL.
s SsS , 81, 'Sss e.
LARD. PER 100 N.
5 $3s $i f 81; f. ' &c
SHORT RIBS. PER 100 N.
May .....................s5 s2ia - s. s2h $500
s sSy i;;'.. ..:::::. % So5 Soo SSS5
sas @ tooS s t S"g hs sa s
so. spring wheat 7ota7oc No rG siGfsG'.e33 30
3ssc": &C. oit-. S5ic 80. rye. 7sd79c; No bar:
aNa 81 gs gg%s !. s% e , sd Sc q ~ e
X. 81 23sGt6 = short rbs sd's oo:e. = ooe$S Oh
eo, '" n@Sed inoa SsS So Th
i GSSa; P'sS 10 s'sT corn Sc lsddc
Artcles. ReceIpss. shipments. a.;
Whett bush. i.'VV 81 wv.
oats i,0 0V9
rye, bush. 500, $500 ie coU0
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter m', ,
aYGs fancy Sea@ @r dai 2a2o s aS western"
q c 5o aaeS. siSs - Wheat rm. higher 80;
red $3.50 corn G rsSsP no m GS 46a Is
cats strong: No. . mixed, 3? l?c Rye firm NO =
soa sc Pork steady So 20 lar III Soo can trm
~ 7Od s6 Whisky firm: higher ale 80 , bDls
finished goods on basis ~ L. Bttcr croU pms ary
zoe Lnsccd oil firm. $50 +0C sugar s,eas I E;ra
refined i-2a5 l4c. New-oreans La &C. ct ESgs
cured ohio flats l1d1l lie.
Milwaukee, MAY 'o.-Four quiet Wheat Nrm;
July sc No pns sac s 49, ilo N9i' Sn wife
81 On Sc No. 3 do. 3ia39c. Farley firm No :.
. LIZ sa% nT% 3' Por, t ' 81 81, 49, w. La-ny
ii IS Rcccipt,.Four, 1000 bbs wheat l, 1900 ooo
bush barley, l3,Wo BUSH ohip"''h'S-f iour' -o0'
bhls barley, 1000 bush
Minneapolis. Mimi. May 0.-The wheat market was
very strong today on account Of me very unlayor,
ahlc weather situations all over IN west inelc was
" t,onr hull feeling mt the start. and a Few moments
Alter the opening wheat had advanced cent. There
was a break before the close. however on account OF
the res, s'"' jmIy opened at 81 Sc and at shot
inward reaching - Csc within - minutes, There
was steady market for an hour after the highest ppnl
was reached. and then 1t begun T. slump on, July
WAS run 10 SOC lac. and May 10 - lie There
was n good demand for cash wheat, and No. !
~nrthern sold at a range between and 3 cents. The
receipts Of wheat were 1oi cars ana a, Duluth ;mI
s,p5r sc highest. 81 Sc l9west 81 lie; closing.
II iic July opening; - ci isf night "a Son n
rack 40. hard, - lie; No northern, 76d SOC
Peoria May 0.-Cc:t active. higher; No. ,. i3c;
M 4 14c No. 4. 49c. oats firm; No. white.
20 ia lsc no. DO ~ iIg'o c; Wh Ctr;
~ coo Iush oats. 10 coo bush barley. 1000 bush.
Standardization 900 bush oats, Il 900 bush: rye,
1000 bush: barley. 1000 BUSH
Philadelphia May 0-Flour Market ruled firm. in
sympnthv with the advance In wheat trade very quiet
buycrs unwilling 10 operate except for lmmeliii,
want, Western and PENNSYLVANIA super 81 900 20
do do extras ~ 15o - 80. No. winter family ~ cor
- 90 Pennsylvania roller straight. III 1Od ~ 30 ;
western winter clear. - ~ 30 do do strIicht,
~ 4oa ~ G5 winter patent ~ 20" ~ 90 Minnesota
clear 5id ~ %: do stnght - 2oGS 90 d. patent.
~ oO0 ~ %: do favoiitc brands higher. Rye flour
dull weak: choice PENNSYLVANIA, ~" ~ TO- Wheat
Market strong, under good speculative buying I'm Now
York and Chicago based on bad weather reports from
Dakota which DELAYED seeding Of ring wheat. Prices
81 future deliveries Ia ! &c higher. advance
checked business for export and nicrS holding of;
No red May 81 la O5c June. D400t De July,
on .oo Ole: August g2d % 2c. COrn-Wet weather