Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-26
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Cash quotations were as follows:

| Cash quotations were as follows:
| Flour firm and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. 967sc: No. 8 spring wheat. SS@S9c: No.
red, 96z6c: No. 2 corn 48c; No. 2 oats. 3S@3S1Sc;
No. 2 rye 6O15c No barley, 75c. No. l flax
seed; 81 5l19@l 81 Prime timothy IT, seed, 81 $ 26
| lbs. S6 OH. Short rib sides, loose. s5 25; dry
salted shoulders. boxed, S. 75@5 S71S; short
clear sides, boxed, So 65@5 20; Sugars. un.
changed. No: No., 2 white oats, S97594Oc; No. 8
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was quiet and unchanged. Eggs 17@
1Sc.
NEW YORK-Flour. receipts II, ITO packages;
exports, 32l2 barrels; T. 231 sacks; market quiet
and heavy; sales IT, $50 barrels; low extras. So IS
@3 30; winter wheat. low grades, So 35@3 IS;
fair to fancy, So 90@5 25 patents, 81 5O65 65
Minnesota clear, s4 3595 l5; straights, 81 65@
50; do patents, s. 1896 Is. Cornmeal active:
yellow Western, IS 90 Wheat-Receipts, none;
exports, l6,3SS bushels; sales, 3,752OO bushels
futures LOCO bushels spot. Spot market dull
and barely STEADY; ass1; No red 81 O9a@I O1 in
f. o. b.: No. 8 red. 96c; ungraded red, 81 OO5l3
l 0214; No. Northern, 81 140l AZ; No. hard,
81 161a@1 1871; options sold down Nc on realz-
ing and closed steady; No. 2 red. Sep
tember, 81 00A@1 0l9S closing 81 OOzs;
October, 81 0l@l 0l5s. closing 81 0l1s; De-
esmbeE nibe, q S E55a@d az closing Ing 81 3s]annsT
l OS15, closing 81 0S1s. Rye firm and quiet;
Western. 6s971c. Barley quiet and steady.
Barley malt quiet. Corn-Receipts, 42,76O
bushels; exports, 16,9SS bushels; sales. 600
futures: $1,000 spot. Spot market stronger on
light offerings and quiet; No. 2 55IR5516c in
elevator, 5534@56c afoat; ungraded mixed, 55%
@57s4c; options sG1lc higher on report of re-
duced crop estimates; september, 54IG55Hc.
closing soc; October, 54ss@551sc. closing 54Xc;
November. 545sG551sc, closing 547sc; Decem,
Der, 545s@55ssc: closing sac; January, $40
561Sc. Oats-Receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports,
55.222 bushels; sales, 2450OO futures, I47,.
600 spot Spot market fairly active and
easy; options quiet and irregular; September.
1870, closing at 4454c; October, 43 15-i6@44Lc'
closing at 44c; November, 4sS9A5sc, closing
at 441%c: No. 2 white. 445l046c; mixed Western
41@4815c; white do. 44@53c; No. Chicago, 45s[c'
Hay quiet and easy Hops quiet and unsettled.
Coffee-Options opened steady unchanged to
10 points down. closed steady, unchanged to 10
up; Sales %. 500 bags. including September,
1S.40c; October. 1z60@lz70c; November, 1850
17.OOc; December, 16.65@I6.75c; January 500
15.S5c: February, 15.55c; March, l5.30@l5 45c:
May, bose; Spot Rio dull and steady; fair
cargoes, 2o54c; No. 7, 1SN0l9c. Sugar-Raw,
dull and nominal; refined quiet and steady.
Molasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans,
quiet. Rice steady and quiet. Cottonseed oil
steady and quiet. Tallow firm. Rosin steady.
Turpentine dull and steady at 4n@4O1c.
Eggs in moderate demand and steady; w Western
N@22c. Receipts. $50 packages. Pork steady
and quiet; mess, sl1 5O@12 25; extra prime SO 50
oil 90. Cut meats quiet and weak; picked
bellies. 67s@67ac: do shoulders. 5ss@5%c; middIes
Western steam. IS 321; sales. $50 tierces: options
sales 5000 tierces; October Sc 23xl6 "a. CLOSING |
at Sc u; November, s6 AZ asked: December s6 50 |
as 80; closing at So 50 asked; January. S6 g. |
closing at So IS bid. Butter-Top grades fairly |
active and firm; Western dairy 10l14c; do |
creamery, 12Q23c; Elgin, 2S@2314c. Cheese a |
little easier and in moderate demand; Ohio fats, |
619@S19c.
Wheat firm: No. red September, 971S@97Ac;
October, 971d@973lc; November 99LG995zc: |
December, 81 0014Q1 o. Corn-Options ad-
vanced Nc in sympathy with other grain CEN
more active and rirm; No. 4 mixed in grain
depot. soc; No. high mixed in elevator, 5515c;
No. high mixed and yellow on track. sc; No.
white in elevator; 5619c; No mixed in grain
SIC; October, 5l34@5514c; November 543l@55Zc:
December, 54Ag55Ac. oats-Carlots quiet;
No. white, ae,;l asHc; No, 2 white, 44@4474c: do
somewhat irregular, but closed steady; No. 2
white, September. 43A@44lc; October, Az
@4433sc; November. a4sIG45c: December Asa
45He Provisions steady with fair jobbing.
cry extra &c; do prints extra, 24@2Sc. Eggs
firm and in good demand; Pennsylvania firsts,
22c. Cheese firm; part skins. 6@Sc.
ST. LoUIS-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened 3sG75c higher for December
and weakened later and closed 3-l6e higher for
December, and &c higher for May than yester-
day; No red e@a, cash ao s7lf@s7c; December
opened fraction better and closed LIsIc
above yesterday; No. 2 cash. 471dGl475Sc; Octo-
Der closed at 47c; May, 4S@4SISc Oats shade
better but slow; No. cash, 3714c bid; May
closed at 4lAc. Rye firm. Barley-Sampie lots,
IS O0@7 20; Nebraska and Minnesota, 65@73c
Flaxseed lower So 40. Provisions frmer. Pork
Job lots. $40 25. Lard. IS go
MINNEAPOlIS-A good inquiry for spot
wheat was noted from the frs this morning,
md while buyers talked lower they kept buy
ng steadily right along When the depression
n futures was greaIest they tried to work
igures down on samples, and got some wheat
eceipts for the day; 573 cars with l04 cars
hipDed. Closing quotations: No. hard, Sep
ember, 99c; on track, 81 90; No. 1 Northern.
september and October. CSC; December, 95c:
IN track. 95c; No. Northern, September 9Oc;
N track 90@92c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady; No. .