Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-15

Cash quotations were as follows:
v5as 5aSpT 81 Sp i aOS nd esssr SH sDIns Mo x5s,q
sOc: No. 2red. 81 0Ollal COY. No. 2 corn. ls34c;
No. oats 4O1<@4015c. No. 2rye. 621a@63c.
No: 2 barley nominal at 74a75c: No; l
65. Lard, per 100 lbs Sc l5Q6 17]15. Short rib
sides, loose S. 30i dry salted shoulders.
boxed, IS s215G5 rs; short clear sides. boxed,
S. 65SS % Sugars UNCHANGED nnis No white
No. 8. barley, 6O667c; No. 4. 53@6Oc; No. 5. 4Oc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was firm and unchanged. Eggs, l71S
Gl9c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal steady but quiet; yellow Western,
settled, closing weak; No. red, 81 055s@l 055A
in elevator, 81 o. atloat 81 0515@l 0S14 f. o. b.;
No. red, 9S@9S12c; ungraded red, 81 0411@
/ 06A; No. Northern, 81 0S15; No. l hard
81 l41z; options advanced early %Q7sc on large
decrease in amount on passage, reacted 24@lc
on reports from London of disturbed financial
situation. closing heavy; No. 2 red October
closing at 81 05s4; November closing at 81 0615;
uary. 81 OS2s@I 09114. closing at 81 OS31&; May,
81 l05sgl ll5s, closing at 81 l0S; July, 81 0S34@
l 041a. closing at 81 0S5z. Rye quiet and
steady; Western,' 6S@7lc. Barley stronger;
77a77Hc Barley malt quiet. Corn-Spot mar
ket quiet and unchanged: No z 56G5614c in
elevator. 5614G56ssc afioat: ungraded mixed
56s4G57c. Options dull; easier on large interior
movements: October, closing at Sc; Novem-
Der, 5616@565Sc, closing at 5613c; Decem ber, 57z
@575sc, closing at SIC; May, 5S14@5S7Sc clos
ing at 5S15c. Oats-Spot market frmer and
fairly active; options firmer and more active;
October closing at 4411c; November. 451z@455sc,
closing at 1880; December. 46lz@465sc, closing
at 1880; spot No. white 47c; mixed Western,
Hay quiet and firm. Hops fairly active and
strong. Cofee-Options opened steady and
unchanged TO Is points of, closed steady and
unchanged to 10 points up; December, F.l5@
1926; March, l6l0@l6.20; May, l590@l59 95;
June, 1880; spot Rio quiet and steady; fair
cargoes, .2O54c; No. T. 1S2s@l9c. sugar-Raw
quiet and firm; refined quiet and steady. Mo-
lasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet
and steady. Rice fair demand and steady.
Pork firm; mess Sll 50@l2 Is; extra prime,
$40 5O@l1 co. Cut meats weak. Middles steady
and dull. Lard weak and dull; Western steam
S6 40; sales, 600 tierces. Options, sales, 800
tierces, November, S6 43 asked; December So So
closing at IS So bid; January, S6 6S@6 20, clos
ing at So 6S; February, Sc 78. Butter firm, good
demand; Western dairy, 10@l5c; do creamery
GS16.
PHILADELPHIA-FlourI quiet but firm.
Wheat firm and options closed L@&c higher;
speculation quiet: choice milling grades weak
er; No. red, October, 81 0l@l OH; November
81 02@l O215; December, 81 04@1 041S; January,
81 O515@l o. Corn-Carlots steady; options
wholly nominali No. mixed, in elevator and
in gram depot. 5615c; No. mixed, and high
mixed in grain depot, SIC; No. 2 yellow mixed,
571kc; No. mixed, October November and
December, 5619@57c; January 55Q56e. Oats
firm and higher; No, white, ACC; No white,
track Soc: No. white October. 46sl6i7c; No
vember. 47@471zc; December. 4715@47szc; JAM
uary. 47sz@4SAc Eggs scarce and firmer;
Pennsylvania tirsts, p
ST LouIs-Flour dnll and unchanged.
Wheat-The market opened 9s@5sc higher ad-
vanced AG3sc; further 1Ictuated within a
small range, weakened and broke toward the
close, which was an advance over Yesterdays
81 90; May, 81 OF; July. 88c bid. CornMThes
opening was strong and at 3-l6c advance over
yesterdays close but soon weakened and grad
ually sold down to the close: No cash, zsXc;
May, 496D4g16c. Oats-Flrm; No. 2 cash CSC
bid. Rye-Higher, &c. Barley-Very duh;
Iowa, 6717Oc. Flaxseed-Easer at 81 43. Pro,
visons-Steady; good consumptive demand
but few round lots reported. Pork, $40. Lard,
IS $500 90.
BhLTIMoRE-wheat-W quiet at ad-
vance; No winter red, spot, 81 0014; October,
81 OO1z@1 001Sc; December, 81 0311s@f 0Oss; Nav.
81 09 bid. Corn-Western firm; mixed, SPOT,
sc bid; October, 551sc; year, 5Szsc; May,
44S46c: do, do mixed, 4S@45c: graded, No.
white 451Sc, Rye quiet; prime to choice,
75Q7c; good to fair, 72@13c: Hay firm; prime
steady Butter advanced and firm; creamery
fancy 23@24c; do fair to choice, 2O@2lc: ladle
fancy, 141l5c; do good to choice 9@l2c Eggs
firm, 2062lc. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes fair, &c;
No. Z, l9c.
MINNEAPOIIS-The wheat offered by SAM
pie to-day cleaned up quite well with the good
demand there was for it, Other sorts, lnclud-
ing thin No. 2 and all below that, went slowly
though some holders of il, who accepted mod
crate prices. cleared off their tables. Lots
strongly held did not attract much attention.
Receipts of wheat A cars; shipments IS cars.
Closing quotations; No. hard, October 99c:
on track, 81 90: No. Northern. October. 955Sc;
on track, 971ll9Sc; No. 2 Northern, October.
92c; December, 9Ic; on track 9S1ac.
CINCINNATI u Flour in moderate demand.
Wheat steady; No. 2 red, 9S1Sc. Corn easy; No.
2 mixed. SIC. Oats easy: No. mixed 42b6 .3c
Rye dull; No 2, Csc. Pork quiet at $40 SIX.
Lard firm at &C. Bulk meats and bacon
steady, Butter firm. Sugar firm and in good
demand. Eggs steady at l7c. Cheese in fair
demand
MILWAUKEE-Flour steady. Wheat firm;
No spring, on track, cash, 96@9Sc; Deeem-
No. 8, on track, sic. Oats firm; No. 2 white,
on track. 42c Barley firm; No. 2. in store,
675zc. Rye firm; No. ], in store, 6518c. Pro
visions not quoted.
ToLEDO-wbeat dull and easier; cash and
October, 81 0l1S; December. 81 0534; May,
81 01A. Corn dull; cash, 5l73c. Oats quiet;
cash, Ale. Cloverseed active and steady; cash
and October, 81 20; December, 81 25.
pULUTH-wheat was dull and inactive. but
closed some higher. Closing quotations: Oc.
tober, 81 04]1S: MAY, 81 l01z; No. hard, 81 041S;
No: Northern. 911zc; No: 2Northern, sl19c.