New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-03-07

On the Produce Exchange today the butter market
SO i0a SO Is family. So 35ass CO.. Wheat steady
good demand, easier; No. 9 mixed. "a Ice. PORK
SOL u? f Bacon e d" si IS Wy y god de-
mand, steady; sales, s3o b1s. 81 II; Butter steady
s ary h Esss Weak ' nse q chesse Steady
May, 81 3.4c; No. spring, 66c; Northern. 73c.
Corn steady: No 3, $50 80 &c oats iirm No: 2
ley quiet; No. .. Gac sample 4oe COO rye quiet 40
l, 80 12c Provisions easier: Pork, May sls 81 =.
wheat wheat 81. 500 bush: barley. $4,000 bush. ship.
ments-tlour, ZOO bbls; wheat. 1000 BUSH barley,
% 900 bush.
Minneapolis. March 6.-May opened dc down from
July opened at 90 7-sc and closed at 80 34c There
was a light trade. The cash market was about S,
AZ ieaa a. and 1r Nc Northern at CSC Receipts
wheat here were a7 cars and at Duluth ana superior
g 7sc highest 70 ias7S SCI lswss 4 % - e
1 Northern CSC; No. Northern, GA &c.
Philadelphia. March G.-Flour-Prces were largely
nominal. winter super $2a ~ 20: do extras ~ 20G
sana r Ole s M'fE lsm s5a Western
clear SO a5a ~ So: do straight. 80 Coz 50 - win
staight 81 75a 81 20; do patent. 81 s5d 3, so; DO
favorite brands higher Rye flour inactive, but steady
at ~ 70 f0r CIOlCe fPHnSt NhilH. buck"IfHt HOuT
quiet but firm under small supplies at ssa ~ 90 pr
100 lbs for new. Whcat-Narket for cash and March
wheat ruled steady but futures were weak an and De.
April, n l-4a77 i-.c: May Is i-ia7s 3-sc; June.
7oa 70 I1c Rye quiet and steady at zoe per busheI
ruled firm and advanced lac; No. . MIXED March.
5S 800 50 a May I0f
&c. white March, r a@4%e Apl 40 2 &c., Inc a
and y steady PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra &c Penn
| sylvania prints extra wholesale, 23c PENNSYLVANIA
sfsa 'i Eco quiet
steady. but quiet; New-lort factory, II lod II 2c
part SKINS :"Sc Get and easier
Lice; fine graduated 34c: standard cianuated,
4s a. ieS cys% a. tx double
red star A. 4.56c; Keystone A. 4.56c; Franklin b,
4sc mn na eS xsr h ,sa star 700
ton. Petroleum steady refined in barrels. 81 55.
eco sS 1000 so. saf Zoo wns
sh.pments-wheat. 1l,7OO bush corn, 6,4oo bush
oats. $500 BUSH
st. Louis. March 6-Flour depressed by weak
opened weak. sagged down i2c, reacted i,4a3sc dc.
ciined a.sa1-ec, and closed 5-sc below Saturday IS
70 7:sc; July, 7eS5S %. closing 7ac Corn opened
higher than on saturday. no. g cash 81 7sc March,
>? i;sc; April. g i4a3s Sc; Nay. 30 $50; Jnly'
q 9e R Rys 'Gfs barley T nseed Hay %dy
Flpxsecd lower: 81 10. cloverseed steady. Timothy
i5c 'I ne%d % peT
397 1-2c. Cornmcal qniet Bagging and cotton ties
unchanged. Whskey. 81 II for finished goods Pro-
visions In improved demand and prices unchanged.
Receipts,Flour 1000 bbls wheat, 81 900 bush corn
barley 5000 bush. shipments-Flour. 5000 bbls :
wheat, 1900 bush; corn 201 900 bush oats, 10000
bush; rye. 5000 bush; barley. 10000 bnsb
Toledo, March G.-wheat-Dull. easier No. Q cash,
II lie; May "A 1-4c: Jun, 7jc July, as 7-Sc.
CornDul. steady No. . cash. az lee May 43c; No.
yellow. AZ Ice Oats Quiet cash. 35c. Ryc-Dull
cash, SIC. COverseed-Aciivc lower: prime cash and
March, SO 30 Rccepts-Flour. 3oI bbls; wheat,
7421 bush; corn, 1910 bush oats 500 bush rye,
400 bush cloverseed. :ss7 bush. shipments
$50 bbs wheat. 1,4OO bush corn, 1900 bush /;
oats, 400 bush cloverseed, 7O7 BUSH