Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-18

73c; No. mixed and yellow. in grain depot, 7Sc;
do, in export elevator 7lHc; No. mixed
March, ,l3sG7ls4c: April. 7OsI@7l4c; May AM, and
June, 6Slsle69c. Oats strong; No. white. 56t5
csc; No. white, 5Sc; No. white, March. 9.12
G5Sc; April and May, 5s11c; June, oS1a@59c.
Butter dull and weaker: Pennsylvania cream
cry extra. S3c. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania
ST. LoUIS-Flour firm and trading moderate.
Wheat-Bulllsh, foreign advices opened; the
market fair with &c down. but other options
M@l14 above yesterdays close. Good buying
orders coupled with confirmed strength in Tor
eign markets caused a sharp advance with
active and exciting trade in July during the
first half hour after which things Quilted down
and crces eased off slightly and the market
was nervous to the close which was 2sGlss
higher than yesterdays. No 2 reu, cash, 81 0J19
6Sl Ol,1z; May 81 0O5s closing 0l15: July, 92s4@
9i3s, ci9sing 9Ss4Q9S5s; August 9l5s@92 Corn
opened q To q than yesterdays last prices and
then followed in the wake of wheat closing
ll49lM higher than yesterdays last prices; No
2 cash 59@5gl3: May. 5s1zG6o closing 59l14G3s;
May, 5214a5sS, closing 52K. Rye dead
dull. Barley firm but quiet; Iowa 70. Flax
and higher but not much trading. Pork, stand.
5S5@6OO.
BAL AlTlm0RE-Wheat-W dull and
irmer; No. 2 winter red spot and March. 81 O5A
al o51&; May. 81 O734@l 0S; July. 81 o21f; Au-
March and April, 6S14 4@6s15c; May. 6Sl4c: steam
er, SIC. Oats firm; Western white. 5Sa60c: do
do mixed. 5S459c: graded No. 2white, 591S960c;
graded No. 2mixed. .5S15@59c. Rye quiet; choice,
9ScGDSl; good to prime, 95097c: common to fair.
S5@192c. Hay dull; choice timothy. $40 50@ll;
good 10 prime. So 50G1O. Provisions firm. Mess
pork; old. $40 %; new, sll. Bulkmeats,Loose
Shoulders, 41Sc; long clear and clear rib sides.
Ole: sugar shoulders. 9hc: sugar cured smoked
shoulders, sc; hams, 91a@l0c. Lard-Refined,
&c: crude, &c. Butter steady; creamery fancy,
faTr nl,niro 1o ip,ir g0n.
ladle fancy. 2Sc; do good to choice. 25626c; rolls,
fine, 26@27c; do fair TO good, 22924c. Eggs &C
tive at lSc
MINNEAPOLlS-Receipt of wheat for "a
hours were 2S5 cars: shipments 81 cars; the big
buying of cash to-day was principally by ele-
vatnr cars; few cars were bought by local
millers and to go out, ont this class of buving
was lighter than usual; the bulk of sales, No.
Northern, was made at &c, delivered, with No
> Northern &c under; somc selection OF No. l
Northern sold a. high as Csc. and few cars
sold up to 9654c, f. O. b. but they were extra
fancy; poor grades were unusually dull: No. l
hard March, 99c; on track, $3.50: No. North.
ern March and April. 81: May, 9S5z; on track,
81 z6975Sc; No. 2 Northern. March, 95; on track,
95695I2c; July-Sl OG1&
CINcINNATI-Flour quiet. Wheat strong
and held higher: No red. 81 o.. Corn in
good demand and stronger; No. mixed. 62s4@
63c. Oats in fair demand and stronger: No.
mixed, 5G@5S2c. Rye dull and lower to sell;
No. 2, 99c. Pork firmer at SI1 90. Lard in
good demand at S6 90. Bulkmeats strong and
higher: short ribs. S. 40. Bacon stronger;
short clear, Sc Is. Butter weaker and lower;
fancy Elcin creamery 35@36c; Ohio and In
diana, 27@30c; prime dairy, Csc. Eggs strong at
l515c. Cheese firm.
MilWAUkEE-Flour quiet Wheat quiet;
No. spring. track, cash, 9714c: May
971$c; No. Northern, 81 O2. Corn tirmer; No.
5, on track, 60c. Oats firmer; No. 2 white, on
track, SIC. Barley-No. 2. in store, Csc. Rye
firm: No. l. Northern, 90G9lc Provisions
easier. Pori-March. siI GO. Lard-May, Sc 40
OUIUTH-Wheat closed about where it did
yesterday; the opening was / cent lower. with
an early bulge OF 134c; official closing quota
tions were as follows: May No. l hard, cash,
Ole: No. i Northern, cash. size: May, 81 OF
bid; No. Northern. cash, 9i1ac.
ToLEDo-Wheat active and firm; cash,
81 02s4: March, 81 O314: May, 81 051&&; July 9S5sc
August 961sc Corn dull and steady: cash,
CSC; May, 6334c. Oats quiet; cash. 531ac. Glover
dull; cash and March, 81 577a BID; 81 Is asked.