New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

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g. , Spring S5ea' 8 a4%e7s; pHSs % res, ;ttss;
b. 40 S dnS & seed See 4's S1s S9
SS 's p % "Ss: 1 Pss e 50; s sRois
ribs sides lo9se 81 7oS 75 dry sated shoulders
as 65 whisEey dsers finished Goods per g sa
81 10 sugars unchanged.
Es aF', qsi: H>f s 90 SADss ssss
S %9S.'' b,h sSs SCS s5GS9S
2 ,1" nS.h l92 Geo 27sSoo99oo
on the Pr ,ince Exchange today The butter market
was quiet and unchanged. Egg. l7aI7 Ice.
No. red Sept Rccp Gr a sss5y BUSH Sess p aSSDy
' So d'aa a * esr SHS 'S Dull o so
@ ooc Pork dun, $40 -; Lard nominal: bacon
Mhskey steady, firm; sales l,l67 bbls 81 is.
Butter easier. sugar steady. Eggs steady. lac.
Milwaukee, Sept. 1;-Flour quiet. Wheat steady;
speS@Ser 90 q 2 "o Y ov:s sPns go 5os No.
barley easier september: 81 l2c sample, ;ssa "a 100
Eye cweF NEW No. s9o 10 IS 2S 'sc oyens firm
Receipts.Flour 300 bbls; wheat 5000 bush bar.
wheat 1000 bush; barley, 5000 bush.
Minneapolis, sept: 1.-The general cholera scare
much for wheat early today and there was
Of longs, who were anxious to unload. There was not
much trading In September. to-day. and December
at Sec and 8 to sc "nd & nSove open pe
cember opened at 74c and declined about half cent
the close which brought the market back to the
opening prices This was delivery day in septem
were light rood deal had been changed over to
December. There was nothing new in the cash
market Wheat was a very little weaker, but quo
Ia Wlrp ID fh,rn
old odd around :ac; and new around 74c. No.
@ fs s efS to 81 Ts%i the 2aa OF
there being over 20 cars Of Nc. Northern. This is
sS na np S HSs s Gp 10 q s Esr e" T
appear when the movement gets under good head.
Dan N sGG 81 srs were S day' g.
20 12c; september opening. II 3sc: highest. 72c:
highest. "a l-sc; lowest. % l-4c closing. 74c on
track. new wheat NO; l hard, 76@77c; No.
Northern. nc NO. Northern 6o~'1c: old sep.
TENDER. closed 'ic.
st Louis. sept. Flour dull and weak. but not
quotably lower, Wheat opened lower. partially re-
closed ;34o 7-ac below yesterday. The principal selling
a the GPsnS ana on nIsak Is was h Of long wheat and
coo: september closed 80 LA 80 3~sc; October,
lowed wheat asa and closed 8S Sc below y 'S
tcrlay September losing the most. Cash 44G4i 1-4c:
Srp II ' a 40 3sc OATS lower closing ssS
i,4c below Yesterday Cash; 90 5sc September closed
ct %S'SS%f My fly and myS Sssi
Lead steady. - 95 Faxseed higher. csc. Butter
a hiy saGy 81 r snssed
tagging and cotton ties unchanged. Provisions very
prices. Recelpts-Flour 5000 bbls wheat. e266o
bush: corn. 2s.oC0 bush oats $1,000 bush rye, 5000
corn 900 bs oats Ho' iu Snsa rye 1000
bush.
Philadelphia sept. I.-Flour very slow and the
tinued downward movement in wheat. Rye flour in
moderate demand and steady Wheat market weak
free offerings in the West, lower cables and Hight
demand for EXPORT High grades scarce and ruled
firm steamer No; red in export elevator. "a 20;
. 70 7.sc: November. Is 5-ss 10 7-sc: December.
20 1880 7sc. Rye quiet and steady Csc for chsiss
bu demand very slow and prices about 1c lower;
futures wholly nominal in absence Of business s.. No
trade. No . mixed. september. october, November
carots aud options declined Ice under light local
trade demand and free offerings of new crop; new
special S min" Sin 3! laS ' part new and part old No.
white 3sc: new migrated white. 4sc: DO choice.
No. 3 white. september. 90 1899 1-4c October,
30a30 1-2c; November, 80 12a40f December, 400
80 Es s strong and
5I-sc extra powdered xxx. 8 Ia o56c :; standard
pswSG;s CROWN fine crystal S StSnd ss
double refined diamond A. for candy, Sc; coneconers'
franklin F. KIN b. ! Sc: Franklin extra c. sl3isc
red star C: 3.slc; green star c. 33-ic; blne star
e6aS ' scd Re,cipti-Fc"r 200 bsls ieIoS sacks:
whsa $500 bush corn ls 40 bush; oats 1892
bush oats, $4,000 bush.
Toledo Sept. Wheat active; firm: No. 9, cash,
Is 80 SegemMsfr 's 4 oc'SSs % s1 "a ;m Decs%
. cash. Sic Oats quiet; cash. 80 l-2c. Rye dull,
cash ole Hysr SEED y a,yS iOs s prime cash.
Flour. l6s bbls; wheat, 1922 bush; corn, 6.o7e
Pour sSa 5sls Wheat $4,000 BUSH 1 rye 4oo bush