Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-03
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat. 94l4@9i1lc; No. spring wheat
Sic; No red, sS1sc;, No. 2eorn; 54c; No.
oats; 465s@Fe: No. 2 rye, S6c; No. barley
seed, 81 &c. Mess pork, per Dbl. 50 65@
9 20. Lard. per 100 lbs, S5 67]S Short rib sides
Qoosel, s. 69G4 20; dry salted shoulders [boxedl,
81 00G4 10; short clear sides (boxed). 81 S5l4 so.
Sugars = Cutloaf. 7a714c: granuIated. 654c;
standard a, 61ac. No. white oats. axe;
No. white. 4615947c; No. barley. f. o. b.,
65G7lc: No. 4, I. q. D., 629G7c. On The Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was firm
and unchanged. Eggs, l6@l7c-
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts, Is, 1853 packages;
exports, 6,l76 barrels, l4,2G3 sacks; quiet and
unchanged; sales, Is. 400 barrels. Cornmeal
firm and in fair demand. Wheat-Receipts
l,14S.OOO bushels futures; LOCO bushels spo:;
spot market dull. No. 2 red 81 l01G in eleva-
tor; No. red, 81 O511: ungraded red 92c@Sl O515;
No l Northern, 81 1716Gl Is: No. l hard.
81 d. Options were slow early, a trifie higher;
"eacted and closed easy at unchanged prices to
&c advance for the day: No. red March,
S. t94@l 093S, closing 81 Gs3s; May, 81 O5l4@
o. Is. closing at 81 0t1s; June. 81 O33z3I Gs4,
closing at 81 0554; July. Il 0O1SQl OO1& closing
at coz, August. 97@973sc, closing at 973Sc;
December 9S34@9s3sc. closing at 9933sc Rye
afoa' February IS: Wheat. 1.l6S9l2 bushels;
corn, 365 16I bushels; oats, ESQ., 333 bushels; rye,
T725 bushels; malt l65, sos bushels: barley 277,-
zSS bushels; peas, 1854 bushels. Barley
Con-Receipts, 6C5O bushels; exports, Al, ll9
bushels; sales. 2GI,000 bushels futures; $1,000
bushels spot: spot market tirmer and quiet;
No. = 65a65l4c elevator. 6514c afoat; ungraded
mixed 6413GoGl4c; steamer mixed, 65666llc;
No. 3 sac; optIunS firm at 1s0A advance and
dull; March, 6i34965c closing at CSC; April,
closing at 6454e: Nav. 6l24G6314c,
Closing at 6214c: June. Gle: July 6l@6i16c, clos
inp af ElIlr OltS-RPpa AZ mi Inns hal
ports, l221C0 bushels; sales, 2l5, 900 bushels tut
ures: 5000 bushels spot; spot market dull and
options dull and weaker; March,
551+ g5S1zc, clio ing at 555se: July, 52Ia@5255sr.
closing at 521&c: spot No. while, 5lA
90 g ,''e' niG mixeG Western. 5S&56g: white
Sugar-Raw dull nominal; refined firm and
active, off 6@G1Ec Molasses - New Orleans
quiet and steady. Rye steady and quiet. Cot
steady. Rosin firm; fair demand. Turpentine
more active and.tirmer at 401a941c. Eggs in
fair demand hrmer: Western, ls15c: receipts,
active ; and firm; old mess ness 50 25@io %: new s
r'ess. $40 50Gll 25; extra prime. 9 OOQ9 90.
/ Itmeats quiet aD6 steady: picked bellies,
50 70; middles dull but hIm; short clear: 50 30.
Lard stronger but quiet; Western steam, S6 021t;
sales. 900 tlerces S6 00G6 021$: options sales
$50 tierces; March Sc OF: April Sc 06; May
IS ll@6 Il closing at s6 10 bid: June, s6 81;
July, s6 3396 34 closing at Sc 80 bid; August
&c 45: September, Sc IS. Butter active; West
ern dairy l6625c; do creamery, 25@34c; do
factory, l292Sc; Elgin, 3318@34c. Cheese IN
moderate demand but firm; skins, 96915c;
Ohio fats, S9l015c.
ST. LOUIS - Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat was Is@l4c lower than Saturdays close
at the onening to-day, but prices hardened
later and after a slight decline again advanced
and ruled firm TO the close which was 5s6Ac
higher than Saturdays; No. 2 red. cash $500
915sc: Nav. 9558@y7s4c, closing at 9134c asked;
July. S1GS11sc, closing at S!1sc asked; August
o614qo613c, cirslng at S61ac. Corn opened at
on the up grade until the close, last
prices being 5S93lc higher than Saturdays
prices; No. ., cash 5233s6D56c, closing at 527S@
Sc: July, 52e closing 5214c bid. Oats qmiet
i7s4c, closing at 4I34c. Rye-No. 2. Soc bid,
Barley nominal and dull. Hay quiet
hut steady; prairie, SO 006l0 50; timothy,
prime to fancy, ll@l3c. Bran uuiI and weak:
sacked. +. q. b. S9a9Oc. Flax.eed firm at 81 Is
Butter firm and fairly actIve; creamery, 23G25c; |
separator, a692Sc: dairy. 22@25c; Northern roll,
l2Gi255c, Eggs firm and hlgher:at l4kc. Corn
luiet. Pork. standard mess. $40 l215. Lard.
IS 40. Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders, So 75:
orgs and ribs, 81 sO short clear 81 80. Bacon
n good demand and frmer; baked shoulders,
4 50; longs and ribs. 50 20; short clear S. so.
Sugar cured hams. 50 002lG so.
PHILADELPHIA-Fiour quIet: Western win
er, clear. 81 0004 15; do do. straight, 81 75G5:
winter patent, S5G5 25; Minnesota, clear, 81 25l
Co. do do straight, s4 rs; do. patent, s595 %.
y 042sgl G5A; April. 81 ObM@l 065l; May,
il 064al 0G34. Corn quiet: steamer No. yel-
nw III elevator, &c; steamer No. mixed in ex-
port elevator. 62Hc; No. ? mixed. in grain
No; mixed, March, 6354@6S34c; April. 631l@
49,; May 6I@6l15c;. June, el@6Ikc. Oats
jar lots opened weak. but clused firm: futures
10. white, March, 5554Q54c; April. 5334Q54c;
Way, 54@5flc; June, 54@5414c. Provisions
teadE y, PoTS, mess. new, sll 5c@12; do fam
,Ia@loHc. Butter scarce and very firm;
Pennsylvania creamery. extra. SIC; do prints,
.xtra, 34Q57. Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsyl-
Tania trsts. Ec. Cheese steady; part skim,
i6Sc.
6ALTIMoRE-wheatd dull; Western easy; No.
Nay, 81 0i@l O41s Corn-Western firm; mixed,
pot and March, 623z@bSc; May, 6l@6lLc; |
teamer. 6H496l15c. Oats quiet and IN.
IL OOal1 80: good to prime, SO OO@lO So Pro
'isions dull and unchanged. Butter very strong |
md higher; go creamery tancx. S29$3c; do fair to
ancy, .j@26c; good to choice, 22@23c rolls fine.
Oc; do far to good, l6@lSc; store packed, l2@ |
sc. Eggs firm active: strictly fresh l7c. Col. |
ce strong; Rio cargoes fair at 195492Oc; No. Z,
Sl@3Sr.
CINCiNNATI-Flour heavy; family, So S5@ |
=
ed. Csc. Corn active and generally lower: No. |
mixed, o615@5T1ac. Oats in fair demand: No.
mixed. 4o1ac. Rye scarce and nominal; No. 2, |
Sc. Pork strong at $40 o. Bacon in fair de- |
nand; short clear. s. 1905 So Butter strong; |
ancy EgIn creamery. 32c: Ohio and Indiana, |
O@2oc; prime dairy, l5@l7c Linseed oil in |
ood demand and firm at 53ll55c. Sugar strong; !
ard refined, 63I95is"; New Orleans, 4l05zc.
eggs strong at lac. Cheese steady; choice full |
ream ONO fiat, l09l016c.
MINNEAPOLIS-There was good local demand |
or wheat from millers TODAY, but it was soon |
He'd up. There was less buying for outside ac- |
"unt. Prices were firm. considering the weak
ess in futures. The bulk of the sales of No. |
nrthern were made at Csc, with selections at
114@9315c. and snme fancy %. b.lots at 96@9615c
losing Quotations: No. l hard, Nav, 96c: un
rack. 9lc; No. Northern. March, 93c; April. (
sac: May, 9isssc; on track. 95c; No. Northern,
!arch. s2: on track, 9215@93c; July closed at 96c
KANSAS CITl-Wheat steady; No. hard,
ash and March, S5c bid; SIC asked; No.
red, cash, soc bid; 92c asked. Corn easy;
10. case. 4Sc bid: 4S3sc asked; March, 4S1<c.
'ats steady; No. cash and March, 1870 bid,
&c asked. Eggs firm at lac. Receipts-
neat. 2 100 bushels; corn, 8. 200 bushels; oats,
900 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 800 BUSH
Is; corn. $500 bushels; oats, 2, 400 bushels.
TOLEDO - Wheat dull: cash and March,
90: May. 81 0O1s: August. 9lAc Corn dull,
,eady; cash and May. 5524c. Oats quiet; cash,
&c. CIoverseed dull. steady; cash and March, |
80; April 81 6z1a bid.
DuLUTH-Wheat was dull and lower to-day.
losing quotations: No. j hard, CSC: No. /
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