Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour nominally unchanged. No. spring
So rcd s3ssc sPo CORN SnSa ae ~
oats. 3S1lc; No. rye. 591Sc. No. barley 7O@
79c. No. faxseed. 81 SO. Prime timothy seed
81 2a Mess pork. per Dbl. SO 6O@9 6211s. Lard
| per 100 lbs. So 25. Short rib sides, loose
| S. 25; dry salred shoulders. boxed, IS 621S3
IS: short clear Sides boxed. S. 70@5 p. No.
2 white oats, 39939Hc; No. white oats, $50
| On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was unchanged Eggs H@18c.
NEW YORk-Flour-Receipts 46O9 pack
ages; exports. 4,3O8 barrels. 2,9ly sacks; market
unchanged and moderately active; sales. Is, $50
barrels. Wheat - Receipts, 1890 bushels:
sales, 2,496,0O0 bushels futures, 1900 bushels
spot; spot market moderately active chiefly
milling. unsettled, closing steady: No. red,
81 Ol% in elevator; afoa1, 81 02s4gI o3zs: No
No. Northern, 81 l41a for old; No. l hard,
81 II for old; options, early. H@Hc higher on
reports that the millers were taking nearly all
closed only 1910 over yesterday. The large
receipts at Minneapolis caused the weakness.
No. red October closing at 81 0l1<; No
pecember EH; = % S4Sl ' OK % Closing in 81 O1 q;
May. 81 0S9I 0s34. closing at 81 OSss.
Rye quiet and steady; Western. 6S@71c Bar
ley steady. Barley ma malt dull; country. S5@soc;
bushels; sales. 10000 bushels futures and l93,
900 bushels spot; spot market active and L@16c
lower. closing steady; No. 2, 5514055lc In
elevator, 551aQ561sc afoat: ungraded mixed.
down 1s@Lc, but reacted covering and
closed steady on freer export demand; October.
55@55ssc. closing at soc; November. 55A9
closing at 551c May. 56as657c. closing at 58555c.
0ats-Receipts. $4,000 bushels: exports, SS4
bushels: sales, 315. 600 bushels futures and 1885,
OO0 bushels spot; spot, market moderately ac-
tive, 4c lower: easv; options easier, fair
trade: October. 431I@431sc. closing at 433Sc; No.
vember, 441SG4413c closing at 44Sc: Decem-
ber re; May 46sa91e}ac closing g a. 1870; spot
48c; white do. 44@54c; mixed State. 44@54c; No.
2 Chicago. 4411c. Hay steady. Hops firm and
quiet. Cotfee-Options opened steady and un-
points up: sales s.756 bags. including Oeto.
Der. 17.9O@1S.00c n November. I7.35c: December.
l7.0O@I7 l0c; January. I6S59l6.4oc: March,
June, laSOc spot Rio steady and fairly active;
fair cargoes, 2074c; No. Z. 1876. Sugar
Raw quiet and firm: refined steady and in
moderate demand. M0lasses-Foreign nominal;
New Orleans quiet; common to fancy 2S045c.
Rice fairly active. steady; domestic fair to ex-
ira. 5sSG673c; Japan. 6@61<c. Cottonseed oil
steady and quiet. Tallow quiet and steady
Rosin steady and quiet. Turpentine steady at
@2lc. Pork fairly active, steady; mess, s11 5O0
IL Is: extra prime, $40 50Q1l 90. Cut meats
quiet and steady; middles dull Lard weak and
dull; Western steam. S6 AK; sales, $50 tierces
Options. sales. $500 tierces: October. So so;
November. s8 So asked; December, 50 65 asked;
January, IS 1906 50, closing s6 7s: March. Sc 9s.
lac; do creamery. 12@23c; Elgin, 2311c. Cheese
quiet and firm; light skins, 5@71Ic; Ohio fats
61a@s3lc.
PHILADELPHiA-F1our quiet Wheat opened
a shade firmer. but subsequently, reacted to
about Yesterdays final prices and closed nom-
inal; high grades scarce and firmly held; un-
graded in grain depot. 81 u; No. 2 red, Octo-
6er, s61a@se1ac; November ss5l@ss1se; De
cember, 81 00A@l 001I; January, 81 Ol54@
l OH. Corn steady; speculation quiet: No.
high mixed, in grain depot, 55zc; No. 2mixed
and high mixed, in grain depot 56c; No.
cember, 545S@55Tc: January, 525Sg54c. Oats
-Carlots firm; No. 8 white, 4314@44c; No. 2
white, 4g1c; futures YGAc higher. but quiet:
Bs S!s g5e jaS9ss9 S1EsIssE ssseS sss;
steady: Pennsylvania frsts, 229221lc.
MINNEAPOLIS-Thed demand for spot wheat
in cars was quite good for some classes to-day.
An inquiry by some outside parties for ship
ment was noted and it was said cars were
taken of the No. grade to ship to Chicago,
presumably for elevators there. Local millers
were looking for selections and outside millers
for the same character of wheat. Good wheat
went well all day. Receipts of wheat yesterday
were $40 cars; shipments, so cars. Closing quo
tations: No. hard. October. 99c; on tracksf 90;
No. l Northern. October. 9l9sc: November,
9415c; No. Northern. October. Sc; on track,
9Oc.
ST. LOUIS Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher, but soon became unset
tied, and after fucruaii ing within range of Nc.
closed about as yesterday; No. 2 red. cash, 9Sll
G99c: December closed at 81 00@1 0OlS bid;
May. 81 05A bid. Corn-Cash firm at 4776@
4S1lc; options opened No higher. but fell OFF
and closed the same as yesterday; December
closed at 471sc bid; May, 1870 asked. Oats
weak; No. 2 cash, SIC bid: October, 371%; MAY.
4I3Ic. Rye quiet at $4,000. Barley dull; Iowa;
67@701zc. Lead in urgent demand, but none
offered; would readily bring IS 30. Butter firm;
creamery. 17@25c; dairy, 90l7c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat-We dull; No. 2
winter red and spot. 96l49se11c: October, 969kc
bid; December. 81 O0A@1 0O% Corn-Western
quiet; mixed sDot, 5454c; October, 54L<@541lc;
year sic bid; May. 551zc bid. Oats-Western
white 42@44c; do do mixed. 41042c; graded No.
2 white, 43@44c; do do mixed, 42042%c Rye
firm: choice to fancy 76077c; good to prime, 73
@75c; common to fair, 65070c.
cINCINNATI-Flour dull. Wheat frmer: No.
2 red 99c. Corn strong; No. 2 mixed. 53@53%c. |
Oats strong and higher: No. 2mixed. &c. Rye |
steady; No. 2. &C. Pork in moderate demand !
at $40 So Lard hrm at SO 90. Bulkmeats and
bacon steady. Whisky active and rrm: sales
of l,2I barrels of finished goods on basis of |
81 I3 Butter steady. Sugar firm. Eggs steady |
At l70I71<c. Cheese firm.
MILWAUKEE - Flour unchanged. Wheat |