New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

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oa The Produce Exchange today the butter market was
quiet stock sceumulatng quotations lower fancy
dairy 2a2s s " Ess', 5 sS1'' Ordinary
so Cincinnati. March al-Flour easy: Wheat in fair
steady No.: 2 mixed, % - oats IN fair demand;
omnay A Unchanged $40 81 S ' lard a2%sr %
Rsi * meats rme s. Bacon ss'e X. STEADY
basis 81 y; Butter steady. sugar arm. Eggs
stronger, IL 1-2c. Cheese firm.
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s2Ss3c ~ Corn steady 40: 3, 81 l,s93sc; oats
hsrey quiet ya' Sie sample SSSs
lower: no; |, 7oasoc: Provisions quiet. Pork-May.
go j @Ss. $500 barley fsSe sss
shipments-Flour, 10000 bush; wheat 1000; barley.
"a az sold an 70 half and then gradually worked ~
Of the mex, crop are being discussed and il Is pretty
generally conceded that sonth Of the Northern Pacific
years; that north Of the Northern Pacific road the
are t1a and ssSs S Be ssv G
Inspector CaTsen Is not far out Of the way IN saying
| marketable
IS total to many farmers This leaves them In poor
be iessened BY the late seeding There IS quite
general seeding movement in southern Minnesota and
than last year il no further weather interference Is
met with: Closing prices March closing. - &c
closing sc: July opening Is sc, highest Il i-2e.
Lowest 7o Sc CLOSING - i-2e: on trackoNo: hard
7a5 5;5S No. Northern 30 lie No. N0''"''n'
Peoria, ILL.,, March 3I.-Corn firm; No. Q, &c; No.
White e' 30 ~ Sc ' No. a'S w SSss "a % Rye
quiet lower; No. .. 75c. whishey firm: wines. 81 ~
s bn.h a e 5a baesS sSs Ss
| shipments-Corn, $1,000 bush: oats, 72,OOo bush
! rye, 1000 bush; barley, 6,OO0 bush.
| ST. Louis, March 3l.-Flonr weak and unchanged
| Wheat very unsettled throughout the session
dropping and ralylng two or three times. and fnal
s. 7-se. May, s3c.; July, Il i,2G77 5.sc.; August
closed 3-sc. below YESTERDAY No. cash, 81 7.sc.
Nay and July, 35e Oats lower; No: cash, 90 l4s
BARLEY quiet: small sales OF Mnneso n. 52c. Tra
weak, G2dG3c. Hay dull and unchanged. Lea'
drmer; April and MAY sold -: FIaIseed stcaay
81 13. Tagging qniet. l-2asc Iron cotton ties
~ 2OGSl %. Provisions dun and only small trad
done, at previous quotations. RecelptS-Four, 500
bills; wheat, 1000 bush: corn, $4,000 bush
oats. $4,000 bush: rye. 1000 bush: barley 100
bush. shpments-Flour 1000 bbls.: wheat. 22.OO,
BUSH. corn. 1Gl DOC BUSH; oats $1,000 BUSH; rye
none barley, none.
Toledo, March 3l.-wheat dull steady; No. cash
| s8c MAY. SO &c July. 80 l-sc: August SIC Corn
| steady No. cash 80 lie: No. 3. SOC: No g.
| &c. No 9, yellow, 40c. Oats quiet cash. 30c.
Rye quiet cash. see. ClOverseed dull steady prime
cash. - 80 Recepts-Flour $50 bbs wheat. ~ 30
bush 1925 bush oats, 97 bush rye. $40 bush
COverSced. 1913 bags. Slpments-FlOur, 1,043 bbls |:
wheat. so bush corn, 1880 bush; rye, 1000 bush
| cOverSeed, 2J5 bags.