New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-12-20

Cash quotations follows: FIogr-Ihe demand ma.
Sse So 'a prn RsG Wheat f' 5.qsso ~ sape
6ozq6l.c; No corn. 25i.c; NJ oats l.c, No ~ y
prime timothy seed s. % nominal mess pork per 1 biol
d saSs Sd Sc s. o Rl 80 DRY S sd
81 S7i4as4 62k; short clear sides tboxed 81 0g 622
ea loaf $ 5o graduated 81 standard 81
nseed OIL raw Sse boiled 4CG On he Produce cream hn
cry 26zc; hrss 24e25sc; seconds, 9a23c Eggs steady
s. 81 rgvG ~ ass D s a 5: g
Wheat G s seady P 40 red race race Sd No
quiet; No white 2s!4c No mixed re Yellow .s ear
Lard Lard s sae sss seam se 5c Kettle Sc Prime steam
5i5a5 25c Bacon Arm loose shoulders. 5c loose short
RIB sides 5lsc; loose short clear sides osc box meats
&c loose short ribs 4,.c loose short clear sides 49,
boxed meats worth &c more less at e hi
STEADY sales SS7 bS,s a; 81 % u., and 10 lower
than the Closing nsgre OF Wedncsay ana further
favorable crop reports nom cincinnati May opened at
59ac. fell 59c. and closed at 59sc Cash and December
mod f s' No northern 57sa57s.c No Northern
sS e N Ja6us Pns 0 Ia hi IN sSp and
local and Shipping demand No white istGiSs.c No
do i7sais.c. Rye steady and quiet No on track, 3se
domestic account. Hard spring wheat patents in wood
g sass q Mn sus ss and SS g e. ab nS
i Prime lard S $ 80 Jaaqsry n.
friends to-day from finish The opening was high
trading sd in DecSmber May wheat opened at 55. sold
down 55sq55i.c. back 55sc. then broke closing
55sc. There the usual demand for cash No
Northern spot and arrive 2S.c under May prices
but outsiders In the market at 2l2c under May
Armour is still buying here on track. No hard 53ssc
No / Northern 52Nc No Northern 5l2.c. Corn-Msy
white. 1910 No 3 15M 16c. Flour easy at 81 9Jn
81 patents, 81 abH<2 90 bakers. Production 4CO
bbls shipments 81 232 bbls. MIL stus-Market continued
firm advances and trade appeared to be growing
The West buying bran prices netting SO 1881 here
in bulk: shorts. 50 25us6 10.
Philadelphia. Dec. i0-Flour-Market. as usual at this
time year dull. but offerings moderate AMI
prices rule steady Rye -four inactive. barely steady
choice Pennsylvania 81 Gs2 20 Dbl Buckwheat -four
slowly and prices favor buyers Good TO choice
new 81 204Sl %. fancy brands held higher. Wheat
Lack demand and general pressure to sell In
all home grain Influenced decline in this market
i,nS.c per bush and prices closed weak call Con-
tract wheat December 90. qGGsc; January .aGGIac
February G11467S.c: March CsiAIGsa4c Corn--Little
disposition trade in this market ami prices Of options
show important change. Local carots in small supply
and quiet at former rates No mixed December and
January, S24sH325sc February 33a33sc; March, 33i
33fc OasMarket for carots dull with free offerings
Futures neglected n0minally unchanged
No white. December and January &a. d23ec February
unchanged. Other artlcla unchanged.
ST Louis Dec. 19.-Fiour dul. unchanged. Bran
changed. Wheat lower December. 54c; May, &c Corn
lower; December. 231c: January 23-sc: May. &c
unchanged. Eggs steady Isle Pork-Standard
s. % Lard-Trme steam 81 II; choice. 81 % Bacon
Shoulders SIC longs, 5isc clear ribs, sac: short clear
5lsc Dry salt measShouliers 44c; longs 44c; clear
Wool unchanged. Bagging-Jobbing. 1% ~ 4isc; 10
$40; q. n. SIC; iron ties Tjc hemp twlne DC per 10
Lead dull; soft Missouri and desiverzed 81 o. spelter
offered at 81 20.