New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
MESS PORK. PER BEL.

MESS PORK. PER BEL.
May ISSs s5s 1893 sSS 1879 1879
LARD. PER 100 n.
M MsgeA . : &c S222s Sa ~ S::9
SHORT RIns, PER 100 N.
M Nayen '.'.'.. go $50 go 80: @55e
Cash quotations were follow: Flour unsettled, ir
regular no established market. No. spring wnel S5ac
S7sc lG f co no. oai. 60 . wt S' 25c e; Ho
white, 274a29e No oaa., use 40; rye ~ re y?
! saS%i 3 =. e. PORK yer be t. ' sa PR
IS 52a dry ,alted shoulder, b,xc. y 75qs1 20 .hor
eel, 'ide' boxed 70 10 "hi,Sty d'tiici'' flushed
Articles. " ''''''' Receipts. Shipments.
WHIT hush " " =. .. 5000 ZOO
oats l2s 900 lloo9
Rr bu,n ''''''''' a5Go o@o
On the GaG FNc4aagc tGa'y the butter market was
Gaciqnst March lsFour II moGcr'tc 90 G.@a@d WRfa.
easy No mixed, 3li2c. rye quiet. STEADY No ;, 81"
ag - o. E'eSn baGy . S'9y s. Gu ns,er W as,iTr
sugar steady. Eggs nrm-r. he Cheese Ia far demand
M,nneap,n,. Mimi. March l5.-Whest
Mctnty expression this morning. buyers acted afraid
Nth an air Of timdity They feared he bottom
iasd not been reached but occasonaly small venture
abroad that has been so prominent all the week. ana
for the secOrd day In succession New York cleared
hour there some lively bidding and considerable
long wheat worked on The fluctuations were
unload caused a break and for the fist time this year
the price went below 80 cents. and within Quarter Of
business Jagged for some time, when the crowd re
covered itself partially and buying started and an
advance OF cent was worked the close being 40 II
for May and - BIC for July. Cash wheat sod ~
high as July and PC above May most Of the time
Receipts here were f21 cars and at Duluth and Supe-
rior. 2l2 cars. Close: March closing soc: MAY
opening, soc highest. 20 5ec lowest; ~ 14c; clong
lowest So I I.sc: or clo.ins - Sac. on track No.
7 3aS 4oS &C No. northern 81 i-' No. ''''ne'"'
weaker; no > spring 81 5.sc; No Northern, sc l2c;
May So 80 l-sc Corn dun No B. 3x@ - liz 9 GAYS
30 H. Barley stronger; No ., 500 60; sample 43a
COG. Rye active; 10 l., s. ~ g - Provisions
onr 100 narc wheat MOO bushels Cd o@Gy
Wheat coo bushels: barley, 37,IOO.
Peoria H.. March ls-Con active; No. ., 2sc;
No. 3 $7e; No. A. Pos Oats love- as No Eya Whit white.
20 - &c Whisky Mi "f firm vine. 81 Is; spirits
~ Is. ReceipsoCom 5000 bush; oats 1900 eco
bush oais. 10000 bush rye 800 bush; barley 5000
bush.
St Louis. March weak, hut price. unchanged
yonced %c ary then droppd lc but thcIe wa
go ' 5si y t sGG G,c 2 Nav veg. a as%Is I E5s.
aiy but 1,t closed .D ae"f bte S ?o Nay 2c
rye dull SO bid Farley dull SINAI! saIes Minncsnta;
$is 30 TcoG quiet - 30 Fis2~osd -catcc and wanted
9lc Butter steady: creamery. @iG.S': dairy. l1G2'c
Eec. better l2iac Cornnnai seaiy. II 95 Provisions
dull and easier; pork slc 81 i2a$lo -; lad Il O'1?G
ribs - 65 shorts ~ so; boxed lotS l5c nor; iScen
shoulder, 37i2 long, and ribs, p 70 80; snoIt;
IS 35QS6 40: hams. S9dslO so. Eeccirts-Flour 5000
bDs - 900 bush corn. 4fcD0 bush; oat' 2looo
bush rye 600 bush barley. 1000 bush. Shpmrnts-
Flour 3 900 bbls wheat 1000 bush corn 10000 bush
oats. 10 600 bush; rye, 900 bush
Toledo Ohio March 1a-Wheat active. higher;
No cash and March. 90 }-4c: May, 81 3-rc; July.
- 7sc. Corn active. steady No 2 cash, 4oc hMy
% l-2c: No g. 30 lie: No 4. 81 3-4c. oats dnll {,
cash sec. Rye quiet: cash &C. Covered dull
steady prime. cash, 81 So March. - 30 k'capnc.
flour 100 barrels wheat GEO bushels corn. - $50
bushels oats. 200 bushels: rye. 600 bushels: clover
seed 200 bags Shpments-Flour. LOO bushels .
wheat 700 bushels: corn. 10000 bushels, oats.
-; rye 600 bushels; clOveTsecd, 40 bags.
.opror,y cor~roN u.pKrT