New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-05
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
unchanged Eggs, 81 d.ic

on The Produce ESehanso to-day the butter market was
! unchanged. Eggs, q d2ic.
nand So red 95s K'ccpts COO %S sh iSr Gs
;O S 0a; in @ uSo'9d na1e 3 "i &y5
c'.i"r; No SSGSSse. P9,k hrm"r; 81 62H. Lard
~ Wli-ky hrm; sales l2ei bbl, finished goods On
s,ronse' 25G2ic Cheese steady. sugar '"'''r Eggs
81 MI%a"A zee Feb. .a aFlour quiet Wheat firm My
= white. ste NJ. > do. - I-2d3oc BARLEY active
no !Gc; sample. 43oGr. Rye quiet: 40. /,
- - 'o'' rroyi,lo.S quiet, Pork May FL :! ::
Lani May ~ ~ = Receipts Flour, 400 bbls
wheat. 1000 bush; harley, 1900 bush Ship,
mcnt, Flour. 1900 bbls wheat. LOO bush; bar
ley 1880 bush.
Minneapolis, Feb. 4:-The bulls renewed Their courage
t"ua}, 1nd are tilkins Of AN ADVANCE again. The
market started their way and kept II up the close
~ the session tie opening quotations being the
lowest point ol the day and tle Closing prices warr
the JiShcSt mere was some nuctuuuon. bnt II WAS
not strong enough the bear side 70 down the sun.,
feeling that was manifested when the ec.s on opened
piicc OF last night There was not much feature f.
me ti"alns sx'cpt that there was more buying by
unsteady and during the session made cent advance
from tn lowest point May closed at soc. February
at &c Ih' cash market was in fairly active condi-
ton. but whent was held over. No. / Northern sold
rom - I" 80 &c. Receipts here 20 ears ani
No. Northern February closing to day r2c Yesterday
u re May opening - he, highest soc lowest SIC
ro'lS today SOC Yesterday ~ lie. ON track NJ
crn 76a 7sc % w. No''h'
I'Uth' Ifp - "fl active higher No -. 80 y, a
Sbiic S' at strong No white so. gSoge
whiskcy arm; wines, ~ II spirits Al iG Rc,rin,s
!ori. 1000 bush oats. 5000 bush barley ~ ooo
Du,h ,phcnts ON, $4,000 bush oats 81 900 bush
rye, 800 barley, $500. wv '' o"'" >
Philadelphia. Feb. Flour weak and unsettled an,
M 10 ihc continued depression In wheat which In.
DISCOURAGED JobhcrS Demand Is limited to small Ints
Tor atuaI wants, and with each separate purchos.
BUYERS make an effort 10 obtain concessions ocaI
NupPic> nre moderate, and the mills both I'm the W.St
ana southwest are not generally disposed Ia force
buAlcsS put There l. tnough stock pressing for snlo
IN lht present unsatisfactory condition of demand I f,
lnh"en'e weak tone To the Who'll market rye
nor SOW ana weak choice Pennsy lvanln ~ 40 I'm mis-
ana r. 10 IN haltbb bags. Wheat weak and further
dtcnlcd &c; Cabl Hat and lower and little ar mn
foreign inquiry. No. = Pennsy lvania red In eXnori
elevator 81 No red February 0sdOs ioc
Mar,h ana April 3a09 lie: May 81 I-2d0 Oc Kyc
.tcady, SIC for No. PENNSYLVANIA. Corn offerings
from ihe West were light, and prices of options i'd
xancea ABOUT Lie Cables slow. and little inquiry
FOR export Local car lots ruled steady with n f,ir
mixed track - 3-4c; do In export elevator IN AN
fi' ST anier ~ export elevator 40 LEE No y high
mixed ana yeilow for local trade 40 ala soc "a
IN export elevator As l-laIS Lee. No . mi Nod
tebrnarS - idls &c; March and April 4sGls I1c.
may -, :" ~ die. Oats Offering, fairly Uber,i
ana market barely steady with only moderate Il manJ
No " Whilr y. .2c do stained 37c No = white no..
very 'n"lVe Wnte 10 Ice. No = white E.hr,,r,
-" ~ &c Marci, April and May - La 3sc NM
yer uull ana ei,sH pennsylvania creamery extra Al.
EegS Saree ana hrm Pennsylvania flrsts 5sc Supnrs
kchntd steiiay cut loaf J-4c: cubes o. 6c cxtro
powdered AANN. lie: standard powdered 4 49,.