New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-10-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour quet.
sof Ss,sy 81 e Sss. s!S:
timothy seed 50 90 Mess pork per Dbl 81 SaMs
s. a o. dry y sailed ssoSlders o eboxed @ G short
clear sides boxed 50 25ass 80; whskey. dstillerS
salSn 80 on qi Il:
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market was
?7laa2sc: sweet, but lacking flavor, 25a27c Egg;
firm at i9isn2Oc.
M ianey Sat at famy %sss; 80
drop 5ss !. S's ss ST H
wife %5!te sc D No %Ssd sss; 10 Sn mxed S. Ky.
clear family so 80 Kettle lard steady; sales q
l9l.c; bakers, lard &c Bacon steady shoulders
% snSrf ro SHs * ns' Ssar ass sell
distIliers' goods. $40 barrels on basis OF 81 H.
Milwaukee,, oct. i7.-December wheat opened in
oerinss to Ssc after which SS good demand i's set
% when the sold up to c Later on
and finally closed at G0i.c Cash offerings closed al
Sc, and May at 7oa.c Samples were inactive, de:
NCr,hs5r Sc s,. 10 spring S' No hard winter
Rye in good demand no 1, DC: No 2. 4ec Oats
c esSe da n?u NS Ne &c. w M &C. T do &
closed at 81 OPP other seeds unchanged. Flour and
mill stuffs quiet and unchanged.
Minneapolis Oct l7.-Wheat traders became filed
to-day and they fell into line. but just al the
gained was lost The opening prices were s'i the
The ,sndensy for var from g:
greatest armness was abou. noon, when thers
aaS S seSd made snS soss
the aS but 0a to 81
selling "A
last night at c5l.c. There was a strong demand
to the elevators The i miilers bought freely 10
at &c. asn c There
vas liberal sale Of barley a; about steady prices
EouruFirst pafents g ass 90 bakers sg 81 7Sgg =.
I SO 5e sFhaF market easy and demand so9d
Market steady: RECEIPTS light; No 3 &c: No
with fTe oer1 Ss rom mills W and very 1 ii
for export: offerings small. ard little disposition
to trade; No red October. 65qs5i,c; November
Corn-No speculative trading and very li,te in.
Ggy from h2Pers but osrnss Shs aSa Psss
weak with ample supplies No mixed , October
sRa trade deSand en and
prices OF CARROTS declined &C. under increasing sup
5s s '' Sovember s5g5iac: Decem6er s5asSiyc
January. S5i.q$5.c; Butter firmer. with more de-
Ta prns @ % b
.sa3lc Eggs firm and in good demand Pennsy.
vania frsts. DC. Cheese strong and In good de-
mand: New-York factory, naal2iac. Provisions
steady and II fair icbens demand beef city
hams. lOnl2.c: sides slaallc; shoulders Sasc;
lard. pure city refined. llalll2c. sugar-Rehned
firm and In fair demand: change In quotations
Potatoes quiet and irregular; Pennsylvania Rose
choice and fancy. 65li70c: other Rose. choice. coo
SIC: 10 fair to good 53a5sc. Other articles un-
changed.
ST. Louis Oct. l7.-Flour weak; patents. s3QH -;
extra fancy. 81 7cTs2 50: fancy. 81 ioaE 80: choice.
- lOHs2 -: family 2us2 10: rye -four. s. l0uS ..
Bran quiet and steady: sales: east track ! ear
bulk at SOC: sacked. 59c Wheat lower: October
closed 5Sc: November sc: December sol.aeo,sc:
May. GSasnGStc. Corn lower; October closed S5c;
December. 327sc: year. S7sc; January. 33,2c: May.
sic Oats firm: October closed 25iic: November
.Gi.c: May. 30i2c Pork. standard mess. selling at
SIS q: on orders. SIS IS Lard prime steam. s'.c
nominal. Dry salt meats-Shoulders: 6hc: longs
and clear ribs. 9I.c: shorts, s6oc; Bacon-i'oxed
shoulders 72.c: longs l07.c clear ribs lOsc shorts,
llMc. High wires firm at 81 ~