New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-23

firm fancy creamery q 422c fine Western 19a2oc oidl-
s sslc i''i's' line ''i'S' '''2O'' legs ''''a'
Minneapolis April 22.-There were no features of
interest in the wheat market to-day. The session
vas dull and uninteresting. although small ad-
vance was worked. May opened at - Lee, same as
fluctuations narrow all through the range being
within 5-4c; Nav closed at 20 7csc 3-Sc advance.
minor gossip that helped out the steady market
face of very depressed foreign markets. there was an
advance here. There frost in Kansas last night
but no details were reported as to me extent Call-
poets IN that state, although were Inclined TO
think they We're gwen as dark cclorlng as they
No Northern commanding l-2c premium over
Nav. There was scarcity and it sold out quickly.
Very few of low grades were sold but offerings
mcnt There is good deal Of toar9lve wheat rep
resented in the total cars received Receipts of wheat
here were 1915 cars and at Duluth and suIcror 800
Nav, opening. rs lee highest, 79c lowest 10 $50
closing, 7s 7-5c; July opening. so sc; highest,
81 3oc: lowest. so 53c closing: y lac. On track
Northern. 7Sa 70c
Peoria M ASr S9 &c firm steaq ~. no ",a
o29 lac. Rye scarce. Whiskey firm; wines, 81 10 ;
500 bushels: rye. none barley 600 bushels. Ship,
pents-Corn, 1900 bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels :;
rye none; barley. none.
we'k to SELL bat prices were quotahly unchanged.
Rye -four moves slowly r and Prices favor 6gye;
quotable Improvement in prices Moderate demand
Tor parcel lots OF spring wheat from United Kingdom
No red April. o5 i-aasGc; May. o4a "a Zee: June
aud July. GA 92 &c. Corn-Ortion market continued
firm with light ofieringshere an In the West. Cables
worker however ard little inquiry for export. Offer
ings for local carlot liberal and prices declined 12c
mens elevator. 4Bc No 8 in export elevator d nc:
steamer in do asa 40 14c: No. mixed in tradesmen's
10 , in expert elevator. 47a47 1-ac: 40. . mixed
Apri and May. 47a47 I4c: June. 46G46 14c JnY,
under light oGcrncy. hut trade continued ouet No.
mixed. 35 Ice: No. 3 white. &c: ungraded white,
30 &c No. . white SOC. do choice 80 I4c: No.
. white April, 81 l-2035c May. 3G 14937c: June
Pennsylvania creamery extra. a4c. Eggs. quiet and
easy; Pennsylvania frsts. 10 l-26 14c. susars.Re,
Xxx Sc standard powdered. 3 Sc: fine g1anulnted.
3 3sc: standard Granulated. 3-6c crown A. ol6c;
eryStsl A. S1c c2nfecoI Fer A. &c hey9ne
a ss C. p1asc sGS S s o5d Weak S White ee s.
roe choice, 4oc: do fair to good. 35a3sc Hebron
choice 35c: Hebron fair 10 good. 3O333c Bnrhanhs
w sSbc sar peT Sar s' So hr ess M
changed. Recepts-Flour 5000 barrels, % 800 SACKS
S sRS0U q so bush sS coTn 100
bush: oats, 1O.4o0.
St. Louis. April 9o.-rour firm, but quiet and un.
session. then prices advanced and closed 1.2c above
yesterday No . cash, sG l;sc May closed at &c;
day; No. . cash, 81 3-4c; May closed at 80 7.sc
July at SO $50. oats firm and July higher; 10.
cash, 30 3-4c; My, 30 1-2c; July; % Ice. Rye
No sales. Barley-Quiet small sales Iowa at 48c
at 81 5Oas1 So prairie at 81 50dS9 so Lead
firm at "a 10. F1axseed steady at 93 1-2c Butter
at II Ice. Cornmeal higher at 81 90. Whlskey
steady at 81 10. Bagging quiet at 120sc. Iron
quiet with only moderate jobbing trade at previous
prices. Receipts-F1our 1000 barrels wheat. 5000
fushels. corn 81 900 bushels oats. 90, 900 bushels
rye. i .oOo bushels: barley none shfpments-Flour,
1000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 10l 600
bushels oats $4,000 bushels rye. 0,000 bushels
barley. none.