Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-02

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i:Ss::5::: si:s;;$s:: :s $ 81: Il: & &
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged; No. spring wheat,
Gee; No; spring wheat, ss&asc; No.
as5sc: So sS;'2 White. @ soy4@s01kc; No white,
29GS9c; No. rye. sT15c; No. barley, 65@66c;
No. 3, fob, 46@47c; No. T. t. o. h., 40@50c: No.
! fiaxseed, u 0l@l o.; primo timothy seed: ID
lard, p iOC MS. Sc 67@6 20; short rib sides
(loose(, Sc S595 80; dry-salted shoulders
(hoxedl. 90 9e96 25; short clear sidestboxedl,
s. ao@7 50; whisky, distfllers' finished goods,
fa gal: 81 ls sugars unchanged. On the
Produce exchange to-day the butter market
was steady and unchanged; eggs, 161a@l6szc.
NEW YoRK-Flour easy and more active.
-Wheat-Spot market lower and unsettled,
closing firmer with options moderately act
i've: No. 2 red. 81 0I9l 0714 elevator: 81 01l4
@l 09A afloat, 81 O715G1 lolz f. O. b.: No;S REQ,
81 0s34@l on ungr.ded red, e414c@si 90, No.
rive, 81 II: options sold down s5sQSc; the
close was steady at 21S@2sSc under yesterday;
No. 2red, September, 81 6616@l os, closing at
@ Gs6GSea Sopember 81 O & o o s oosfng osGanE at
81 09Sl: December, ST lO14a1 1l15 clos
ing at s. llss january, q ls 1901 iaa4'
81 i5i4@I i6ss. closing 81 isIs. Rye lower
under pressure to sell; Western quoted at
$685.. Corn-Spot market unsettled and
very dull; No. 3 76c elevator, 74@7615c afoat;
nngraded mixed, 72G7515c; options declined
3@@l34c with wheat, advanced and closed
strong on manipulation at 3@3ssc better
prices on September october ana Novem-
6s39@7l71c, closing at 7l15c; october, $50
6s1Sc closing ut 69Isc; November, 64@671sc,
closing 671sc; December, $4,000, closing
ssac st e00 January sSSs9'ec closing s e.
oass-spot S marSess SSs~fsii fsIFiy % sctiVe higher;
options more active and f1rmer; September,
354@35ssc, closing at $3.50; October, $40
s75s; spot, No 2 white, 3s1SGS9c; mixed
Western, 3211@36Ac: white do, 37@44c; No
2 Chicago, S62s@s6s4c. Hay quiet. firm.
. HE'S Sea Ford dull d1 Eggs Gus cWt msas
quiet, firm. Middles. dull, firm. Lard
stronger quiet; Western steam. 81 o2lz;
septembeT, s6 80; october, 81 o2@7 o5; clos,
z o. closing at 81 %; January, 81 80, clos
others easy: Western dairy. l2@fc; do
creamery, 15G2S15c. Elgin, 2S@2S15C. Cheese
quiet, st-ong; Western, 6@s%c; part skins,
467c.
ST. L0UIs-Flour steady, unchanged
Wheat-1he opening was nc lower and nc
was added to this, then a rally of &c WAS
lowed. The market finally closed firm at
21sc below yesterday: No; red cash s7H@
9134c: September, 975Sc; December, 81 O04
- a. o. - elosing, losing s. OIL; Nay, 81 s, &c,
prices were &c off from yesterdays closing,
but speculation continued slack with light
trading. Later there vas a reaction and
market became strong and closed lS4c above
59c; September. 5S@5sc. closing at SOC;
Year 4211@A23zc: closing 4SAc Oats
S %ea esIy Tsh IL n. H corn c,osa anq wSea Me-
cash, 2I1%@2ecf September, 2714@27Ac; clos
ing 2sc bid; May, 3216c, closing S213c. Rye
No. 2, ssc. Barley quieti Iowa 56c. Butter
firm: creamery; 2l@23c: fancy Elgin, CSC:
dairy. l6@Isc revisions-Higher. Pork
$40 IS. Lard Sc S0QG 35
PHILADELPHIA - Flour weak Wheat
weak and declined 1A@2c under general
pressure to sell; steamer No. 2 red, in
September, ST. O6@l 6h: October, 81 O7@l O71%%
November, 81 OS19@I %: December 81 1870
III. Corn-Local trade demand light ana
nal; No. 2yellow, in grain depot, 73c. No.
mixed September, 7l@72c: OctObeE. 70@7ic;
November, 65066c; December, $4,000. Oats
unsettled and lower for all gradao beloT
No. white; the lattes ruled steady under a
fair demand; futures dull and unchanged;
No. mixed track, BIC; No. 8 white. 363Sc: NJ.
white. S734@3Sc. Provision; steady and in
fair demand. Butter firm and in fair de-
Eggs firm and in good demand; PennsylvS.
MIA firsts, zoe.
BALTIMORE-Whea Q red weak;
spot and September. 81 O5s4@l 06: October,
No. red, 995s@9976c. Corn-Mixed easy;
spot. 6734c asked: September, CSC asked;
year, 551ac asked. Oats easy with fairlv
active demand; No. white Western, 391l@
t0c; No. 2 mixed, 361&@57c. Rye quiet; No.
2, 99c. Hay quiet and steady; good to choice
timothy, $A OO@l5 so. Provisions firm and
unchanged. Butter very firm but un-
changed. Eggs very firm at'19c.
CINCINNATI - Flour easy. Wheat dull
and nominal No. 2 red, CSC. Corn firm: No 2
3r4@32c. Rye dull and nominal; No. 2, Ssc.
Pork barely steady at $40 621a Lard scarce
and strong at $6 3713. Bulkmeats firm at
$6 s712@7 90. Bacon steady and unchanged.
Butter steady: Eggs stronger at 17c. Cheese
in fair demand.
quiet: No.2 spring on track cash, ,96@97c; Sep
tember, 955sc: Mol Northern, CSC. Corn steady;
No. on track cash, 64c. Oats steady: No.
white, Bic. Barley steady: September,
quiet. Pork-January, $l3. Lard-Japu-
airy, 81 O5. ~
KANSAS CITY-Wheat active higher; No.
hard. cash, 871%@sS3zcs September, sc bid;
No. .. cash, 90c bid. Corn lower: No 2,
cash, 541sc bid: September, sc. Oats lower;
No2, cash. 2614c bid; September, 272sc bid
Eggs firm at 145c.
track 9375@94c; No: Northern, September,
9iLc: October, 925sc: December $3.50: on
track; 92@923&c: No. 2 Northern on track, s9@
9Oc.
TOLEDO-Wheat active and steadier;
cash and September, 81 90; December, 81 o415.
Corn steady; cash, 65c. Oats duiet; No, 3
Sic. Rye steady; cash and December, SOC.
DULUTH-Wheat was weak and lower,
951zc; September, SIC; December, SIC; No.
hard, 95lzc; No. l Northern, &c.