New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-22
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the butter marke
was quiet ard unchanged. Eggs, 1919 lac.


was quiet ard unchanged. Eggs 1919 lie.
Cincinnati. sept. 2l.-f1our In little demand. Wheat
IN fair dcHaHd 10. =. nixei 80 4cGS5 &c Rye
dull No =. SOC Pork in Hight demand. 80 80. Lard
steady, ~ 10. Bulk melts nominal, 81 40: Bacon
~ -. Butter easier. sugar steady. firm. Eggs
strong. IL 2co17c. Cheese strong
nImcr December. u l-@c; no spring SOC; 49, @.,l
Northern; 7cc. Corn quiet no. D. 4'C, 81 o1ts 5
a 80 i &c. Barley quiet; september. esc sample
41o Goc. Rye firm; no; .. Ole. Provisions quiet
rcIpI.,FIomr Z 600 bbls wheat $1,000 bush barley
s5 900 bush. shipments Flour .o,7oo bbls; bar
ley $500 bush.
Minneapolis MINI, Sept. 2i.-The wheat mark Il
openrL weak but later recovered all the loss and adj
vanced pear tie end OF the day small fraction over
Tuesday close. The continued FAR weather and -
heavy liquidation Of long stun weakened corn. The
trade IN wheat mostly local A god many PEG
Die who GOT lcng Yesterday got scared and sold out carly
which caused the woahnc-s. reported cold wave
coming started corn up near thc clos Tic what ,
higher than they had been FOR several days a good
export business also simulated buying aud made
ccnlcr. opening, Il lie; highest - loo; lowest
n lie: closing, ~ i-se. on track y! hard '4c'
40. / Northern 62c No Northern. G6aGsc.
Philadelphia, sept af.-Flour weak; free offerings
buying onh In small lots for actual want Rye hor
steady, with Moderate DEMAND choice Pennsylvania.
speculative offerings lower Liverpool cables AMI light
demand for export No. Pennsylvania, red, in export
elevator, 81 Re; No. 2. red, In do, a l2caT4 34c
75c0 Is lie November. 10 34cd77c; December
"a 34cd7oO: Corn, offerings light prices Of cash
former showing advance Of i-2c. Futures beyond
this month. however. declined I2calc. under free
selling No p MIXED IN grain depot 'oc DO in grain
NO. =, mixed In export elevator 30 31c NJ. 2. mixed
September. - 2ca 53c; october. 5Ica 81 1-2c NJ
W mber 81 -oca SIC: December, j1cQ 81 12c. OATS
offerings moderate. prices steadily he'd. trade very
quiet Futures beyond this month de lined iicd1
In .Aatl a. uit 4
Wh srsIy 2c s'' nnsndcd white SOC ao 10 d.
40 &c; %, regular. dc; 10. .. White september
sylvanin print extra, @sca3lc. Eggs steady; Penn
Guiana S nfS' ers powdered XXXX IS g CO stand r
and powdered IS 3-i6 fine graduated IS $40; stand.
ard do, =, 3i6 Crown 4, IS 5l0 Crystal \, IS . 10
TONER A, IS 1-i6 Red star A, "a 1916: Keystone \,
~ 1916; Franklin "a 1915; do, extra e. "a $40
g15a SIG rcr ton: other articles unchanged Re
cclpts-Four, 300 hbs $4,000 saeGs wheat 1900
ments- Wheat. 5000 bush; corn $1,000 bush; oats.
90, 900 bush.
st. Louis, sept 2l.-Fiour firm. unchanged. Wheat
options opened we @ ac Gnr sign tho decline 4ae mo
Csc above yesteray's closing No red cash higher.
90 lie September % se oG cosns % ~ &c m lG
q 5.aG76 i.4c. closing 20 1872 3-sc bid. Corn
opened wrak hut projections OF BAD weather late IN
cash 12 I-4c. September, AZ lee nominal October,
42a iac closing 4lc asked; December 43 l4a43 isc,
as &C. closing al l4c. Oats sympnthizcd with other
cereals CLOSING 9gesr No noe Gas Ic September
asked. Rye higher; east side No. 2; 81 lac: Barley
steady Bran Sse at NH q, Flaxseed higher at
SIS i56s5 II. Hay firm. 80 higher for top grades,
| others unchanged. Butter tame unchanged. Eggs
tagging, q Iza7 3,1c. Iron cotton ties siIo.
Whisky, 81 10. Provisions steady. very dull; dry