Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-03-03

35@4Oc: good to choice 60@S5c. Hops quiet and
easy. Coffee-Options steady. 5@lO points up;
sales. 81 OC0 bags. including March, I6IO9i6 Ioc;
April. 1860: May, 166O@l6 Csc; June, 1890;
July, 1650@l655c: August, l645@l6.5Oc; Sep
tember, 164O@l65Oc; December, l630c; spot
Rio firm: fair cargoes, Zoe; No. q fiat bean,
!SAc. Sugar-Raw quiet and firm; fair retn,
ing 51sc; centrifugals. 90 test, ll.l6c; refined ned
New Orleans firm. Rice fairly active and firm:
domestic, 415@614c; japan, 44@54c Cotton
seed oil steady; crude, 2Sc; yellow, Ac. Tallow
dull; strained, common to good, sll 20 Eggs
Fine Western 151l@l515c; receipts, 4,O9S pack
ages. Cut meats firm: picked bellies, 5G55sc;
&c: midlines inactIye: short clear. SIC, Lard
steady and dull; sales, 1.15O tierces western
steam at s6 20. Options-No sales; March,
So Is; April, s6 23 Butter-Elgins, Csc; do,
creamery, l3@2614c.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour-- demand for
desirable grades, especially for choice spring
wfeat patents, and prices ruled firm: Wheat
FIRM, though not quotably higher. Ex-
porters holding off. but there was fair de-
n mand for desirable mSing gradesi rejected,
prime to fancy S5@91c; ungraded, in grain
depot, S515c; No. red. on track, S2QS211c:
prime No. red, Oh track, S3c; choice No: z
April. s3@S316c: May, S44@s474c; June, Sfl@
S4Ac. Corn-Options firmly held; car lots Tor
local trade steady, with fair demand: No.
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yellow, in gram depot. 3Oc; No. mixed, in
export elevator, 3315c: No. yellow, in grain
dep It, 34c; steamer IN export elevator, 3i34c;
steamer No high mixed, in grain depot, 36c;
NO. high mixed, in do. BIC; do. on track, 3IAc;
No. mixed. March. 355s@351sc; April, $500
351sc; May. 36@3614c; June, 3614 493634c. Oats
Local trade demand light. but prices of car
lots steadily held; No. white, 291ac; choice,
3Oc; No. 2white. in Twentieth street elevator,
3O19c; do: choice, in grain depot. 3lAc; fut-
ures quiet and steady: No. white. March,
ISa2ssG s9ap april Hras 2sS@ss sId May 2sg
vania tirsts, l31l@1ic.
MINNEAPoLIs-The receipts of wheat for the
day were 137 cars. with 10 shipped out. De-
mand active for sample wheat of good milling
varieties and nearly all of this class went off
early in the day. Prices were about nc higher
than yesterday, caused by the strength in fut-
ures and the strong competition among buyers
There was the usual demand for shipping, and
few of the orders were filled, as the offerings of
suitable qualities were not sufficient to accom-
modate the entire demand. Local millers took
the greater part of the good wheat and with
tables early in the session. Closing quotations:
No. hard. March and April, 1910: May, 79Ac;
on track, 79c; No. l Northern, March, 7611c;
AADr AD 7SSe Saei0sIny May Ma1sR M95 on tTark SaT @
May. 1910; on track, 741a476c.
ST. LoUIs-Flour quiet and steady Wheat
higher; the close was about &c above yes
terday; No red, cash, 1915 bid; May closed
765S97634c asked; June. 1870 asked; July,
1870 bid. Corn firm; No. mixed. cash. 25l4c;
March closed TIC asked: May 261s9261lc
asked: Septe 2S5Sc. Oats dull No. 2, cash,
2O14c bid; May, 2O24G2O7sc bid at close. Rye
steady: No. q cash. 4014c bid. Barley-Wiscon-
sin, 47c. Flaxseed, 81 %. Provisions steady,
but quotations are essentially unchanged.
M1LwAUKEE--Flour unchanged. Wheat quiet.
No. spring, on track, cash, 71@13c; May, 1870;
No. Northern, Soc. Corn quiet; No. 8 on track.
2i%c. Oats quiet; No. white on track, 2219c.
Rye firm. No. i. in store. 441sc. Barley firmer;
No. 2 in store 41c. Provisions easier. Pork,
SO 72H Lard, S. IS. Cheese steady; cheddars,
9@91ac.
BALTIMoRE-Provisions firm aud unchanged.
Butter steady. Eggs firm at l21I@l4c. Coffee
firm: Rio cargoes, fair, 1933l@20c.
ToLEDo-Cloverseed dull and steady; cash.
and March, S3 15.