New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-29

per barrel 70 t2ass 45 lard per 100 ~ 80 Y I'd
Shoulders SSxedl. - 5oas5 short clear sides boxed
salon 4 80 %nshe a 1 uueb hanged
unchanged standard \; unchanged No barley T. o. o.
rIo Af'f S.: Rf fsaSS sADHYSS .ea
S SST.. S s%,n 1850 5,SSS a 5GSSSS
eyGi 9u h.b 1903 2i,8SSS
ga tie r' GsS fiS a today the butter " ~
Minneapolis Mimi. April os.-wheat took TURN TURN
downward to-day under the pressure OF tcO muCh 'y
wheat. The break cash wheat was felt IN Ohlcaso
yeste'ay and today the mers refused to pay t9e
81 12c premium they have been putting up or tno
weeks. \ cent concession was made ana lneh ue
competition was strong enough 10 force puichn orc
on the market and som. Of the elevator men say re-
ceipts will Increase from now on instead o. un'l rerc
Ing as good many traders have predicted ordian
was good business today in spreads the conuluun
Of The Chicago market being favorable to closing up
premium in Chicago. To-day July was at cent
premium in Minneapolis and there waS co.a ninre
buying In Chicago and selling here. The spccnlatEe
trading straight futures was limited May opgnGIu
this morning at 10 Ice and closed at - ma J
opened at s2c and closed at 81 1-ac Ihe ngHe s1
points were near the opening. after which there %a'
steady decline with pretty dull market Ho otin
4'% Sd S about So a cent c above 81 sy This 6p the
decline in futures. although general condition was wa
May opening. 70 lac; highest, 20 l-4c lowest.
- lie closing IS Ice. July opening. soc hlss'
No. hard, see No. Northern, 80 Lac NJ
Northern. 77d7sc.
Philadelphia April as.-Flour continued dn u, un
changed prices. supplies especially OF SPRING. 10
liberal but there was little disposition TO stimulate sn,e
business at the expense Of concessions: Ne nU per
dull prices favor buyers. We qllNc AZ Ft"Tf - T.
barrel as 10 quality. Wheat market rnleu s'en9S
good export inquiry chiefly for spring wle,. IL,
"s ascs we're s s ' red %p "" &
D4 l.2c June 92 02 12c: July 0ed 02 &c Corn, 2p
lion market ruled steady fnir demand LOT ie", ,,s
Local car iots were quiet, but firm. light Offering ,,s
No. mixed, truck. 44c No 8 In export eicNi'V d.
45c; steamer In do 40 l-2c 10 low h u, i IN
depot 80 i-2c: No In export ct:vator a. 1-2c NO.
mixed April A. -2d47 5-sc; May ,4704I &c June
As 340 40c July 460 40 14c Oats local tiaoe deIhd
w%s 4ed D eS Ssp So w si o 5c W' TO- white
b I-oc: do on track. soc; No. white April 3. 20
~ Ice: May 90 I2d37c; June. 80 l.2d BIC Juyj
80 34d37 lac. Provisions lobbing fairly active ~
quiet easy PENNSYLVANIA print extra 2og sc; Eggs
firm inir demand PENNSYLVANIA hrsts l3c sugar
refined. quiet. unchanged cut loaf Sc cubes a 1.sc
extra powdered MIX, Be- standard powdered
crown A. 4 6,I6c crystal A. 4 3sc; confectoners A.
i-ic; Keystone A. l-sc: Franklin b. &C. do extra
Other articles unchanged. Receipts-flour, 330o
bbl. $500 sacks: wheat. $500 bush corn 1890 100
bush: oats, 2O100 bush Shipment" neat l4oo
bush: corn. $4,000 bush; oatS. $1,000.
Wheat duh and closed fraction lower than yesterday
No. . red cash. 70 Ice May. FL 4c: July. 10 lie
August. - 5-5c. Corn also very dull and co-ed
-sc lower No. cash. - l-2c; May. 80 sc; July.
May. 3Oc July - 3-6c Rye, no sales. Barley no
market. Bran quiet d3d Coo. Hay steady prairie
9 5oa 2! 20 timothy, gu 500 TiS 3D. q, Lsnd Gr,
ter unchanged. Eggs better II Sac. Cornmea firm.
81 0oa 81 90 Whisky steady, II 10. Tagging aud
cotton ties unchanged.