New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour duI
B. soc; No red, 5s7.c; No corn ss7;c No Ss1se
nal No faxseed 81 oC1f prime timothy seed, 50 IS
a& 49, pork. per bbl N2 masl3 10; lard per per
So n ry sa G% s ~ Ides Gos aa s. Ss
clear sides (boxed) s. 25n& 50: whiskey. distill-
SIC ' grsnuiated 557c; standard A. SIC oats No
pTodCe b Ss NO oa no. the S b.
was quiet; creamery, lsa2l1ec: dairy, 17@2sc Eggs
steady; strictly fresh 1Si4a1Ss.c.
of yesterday continued to-day: and If ANYTHING
weaker than yesterday during the morning session SO
they will renew or put out loans September l. bnt
and Chicago it is felt locally that the banks here
was favorable to a better market, but the specula-
tive feeling was too weak to carry II ou; Septem-
Der wheat opened at 55-.c. being &c under yeser-
advanced to 55@sc fuctuated within narrow limits
Sc against s2ssc yesterday advanced to a2l4c then
sold down to s7sc but advanced ana closer al ne
good demand from local milers for the best grades
new No sold at SEC for old and 54c for new No 8
was held nomnally al about &c under 40 'a Hd
ssc for G new 10 northern old size new Soc No
3 old. SIZE new. SIC. The -four market is quiet
-four market lower. but mlers are not inclined so
far to follow the decline and are asking late prices
quoted to-day at 36c per hundred Flour quoted a,
@ 81 fST nTs' for fancy and f' export bakers
2oasi IS for low grade in bags including red dog
s n ndSssb daily are 2gSs 81 s The
and shorts market is quiet tof deeu' h ~ so 5nT5
quoting 50 25 mostly for bulk Dran' shor'S' %'Ve
SO 80: shipments, 1,0S9 tons.
Philadelphia Aug 24.-Flour dull and unchange,d
ADMINISTRATION bearish. and prices declined IA
nc closing weak. No red. in export elevator
6iiac; No red, August siAsqsisc; Sep'eI fa7
Ssi.c CONCEPTIONS about i9c lower values Wholly d
nominal in absence Of any dispGsoN 70 raS %o
2 mixed August and September. 45q45i2c; October
1s646i5c: November. 460i7c. Oats-Futures nominal ;
Old No white "5c oi9 bjt 10
white august 35nS6c; September. 954Sic;, Octo-
Der and November 33lza3l2c sugarnRefned fairy fairy
active and steady; quotations unchanged Other
articles unchanged.
ST Louis Aug 24-Flour dull: in light demand.
Wheat dull weak on liquidation ana acK oI Un
57ssc September 5Sisc: October 40 61isc; Eecenno
Der 65ssc Corn weak with wheat, l2n@sc off; 40
December 33ssc: year 33tsc. oats weak No cash;
2sc; August 2Gl2c September, 2Sasc Rye-No :
Bran firm; east track. sacked SIC Hay steady. un-
changed Butter and eggs unchanged Lead stpO on
s%hiskey cotton ties and bagging unchanged. Pro
visions firm: pork and lard unchanged. Dry salt
meats loose shoulders. 81; long and ribs s. 80;
shorts IS So boxed, l5c more Bacon-Packed shout
unchanged.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
Galveston Aug. 24-Cotton steady; mddling, SIC;
low mddling, 69-l6c: good ordinary. sac; net ana
ssSe 10 $ bales bales all new crop
Norfolk Aug. 24.-Cotton dull; middling, 1sc low
middling ll-l6c good ordinary, 6l-ioc; net ana
gross receipts 81 bales exports coastwse, iS bales;
New Orleans Aug 24-Cotton quiet good mid
s snoS ornar se net receipts s bales
SOS bales exports Great Britain, 4os9 bales; sales,
Aug 24-COttOn steady. middng,