Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-11

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firm, dealers asking l0c advance on spring
patents; No. spring wheat. 90Nc: No. 3
spring wheat, SIC: No. . red, 9l15c: No. corn,
| 621ac: No. oats, 2s15c; No 2white, 3l1563IsIc:
No white, zoe; No. Rye, 7s14c; No. Barley,
5Oc No. fiaxseed, 81 OF: prime timothy seed,
81 2l@l %: mess pork, per bbl, SO 80: lard,
per 100 fbs. Sc 5lG6 G5; short ribs, Qoose),
IS 80; dry salted shoulders Cboxedj,
s6 10; short clear sides (boxed), 81 20.
Whisky. distiIlers' finished goods per gal
Ion. 81 Il. Sugar unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
H@l5c.
active. Cornmeal steady and quiet. Wheat
Spot market stronger with options fairly ac-
tive for export: No. red, 9924c1Sl CO.. ele-
vator, 81 Ol3z afioat, 81 olll@1 02ss f. o. b.;
No. Northern to arrive, 81 l0ll; No. i hard
to arrive, 81 l3: No. 2 Chicago, 81 O7: No. Q
Milwaukee, 81 05H; options advanced A@
114c, reacted A@3sc, closed strong at l1s@I1Sc
over Saturday on hot weather in Dakota
unfavorable weather abroad, large clear
ances for the week, decreased stocks, light
receipts, OF spring wheat at the West
ible supply less than expected and higher
cables. No. red. August. .a91 lc@sl oO1s, closing
at 81 70; September, s9S4@995sc closing at
% 81 co. S''%Ss November Si6snx % at 'isfi1E s. 0i
December, 81 OIL 5s@I o2A, closing at
sl02; January 81 O36l O3sS, closing, ST 03sS;
May, 81 O65s@l o674, closing, 81 O35z. Rye
firm; Western, September delivery S46
s6l &c. Sales l6 900 bushels near by tS5szc de-
livered. Corn-Spot market higher scarce
dull: No. 2, 7l14G72c elevator. PIC affoat; un-
graded mixed, 7l@75c. No. white 75c. Op-
tions advanced 114@l5sc, declined 5z@lc, and
closed firm l1s6l15c, over Saturday on light
receipts and weather reports August. 69156
7o3sc, closing 7Oc; September. 67sk66sssc,
closing at 6I3sc; October, 65ll96Sc, closing ut
OatS-SnOt nla ROT firm or,1
scarce; options f1rmer and dull; August. 35l5
G35s4c, closing at 3515c: September 333zGg4c
closing at Sac; October closing at S415c; spot
No. white, 4719g4Sc; Western mixed. 4l@
4415c; white do, 45646c: No. 2 Chicago 44s6c
Hay quiet. Hops quiet Eggs in fair de-
mand and firm: Western, l6@l71lc: receipts,
., ,l2l packages. Hides dull and firm. Pork
duh and easy: old mess SO 5OGll 25: new
mess, Sl2 00Gle so; extra prime, SO 5O@n co.
Cut meats quiet and easy; picked bellies, "a
@Sc; do shoulders. &c; do hams lO1%6l lO3zc
hiddles quiet and weak; short clear Septem-
steam, Sc 75 options sales, $500 tierces;
August Sc 20: September, s. IS, closing at
S. "a October, S6 s5Q6 IS, closing at Sc s.;
November, So 95: December, 81 o.
ST. LOUIs-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat-The opening was &c lower, but
sudden and surprising bulge IN Chicago
knocked all calculations in the head, sup
pressed sellers and the scramble to buy
lifted the price up &c in q few seconds; later
another advance was scored, but the bulge
was feared to be too large to hold, and large
lines of wheat came out and this, in connec-
tion with increased visible supply, weakened
the market though the decline was not very
great; the final prices were H@3sc above
saturdays close; No. red, cash, S66S6LSc:
August. s66S65sc, closing at sec bid: Septem'
Der, s6Gs7c, closing Mt S6115c bid: December.
s9A49l1sc, closing at 901sc bid. Corn-Not so
much confidence was felt over crop con-
ditions this morning; 1t subsequently ruled
unsettled, weakening of late and closing &c
below
cash, 5511@56c: September. 518@55Lc, clos.
ing at A]sc; year, 4l1S@4llIc closing at
4I5sc. Oats unsettled; Nc. :, cash, 27@S1<c;
August; 2Ik@274c; closing at 27k@27ltc:
higher: No. 2. t4c: Noa 3, 7Oc Hay steady.
timothy, old. SI3 0J6I4 90; new, $40 5O6I3 90:
according to location. Fla1seed higher, $50
&c. Lead firm; spelter dull, 81 IS Butter
firm, creamery, l7Glsc; dairy, l3@l5c. Eggs
scarce and firm: Il15c for strictly fresh.
Cornmeal 50 OoGS l5 Whisky steady at
81 IL.
PHILADELPHIA-Flo quiet but firm:
wheats strong, A@Ic higher; steamer No
red, 81: No 2 red, 10: No. red, August g96
99l4c; Septmber, 99@99l4c; October, ,9SJ5@SI 90:
November, u ocs4@l olA Corn strong and
depot, &c; No. mixed in do 721%c; do track,
13c;- No. ,. yellow in grain depot early. nc
and do do later, 7S11e; No 2 mixed, August,
1017lc; September, 6Sc; October 66667c: No.
vember, 65G6jc. 0ats-Spot in moderate de-
mand. Futures advanced H@lc in sympathy
with corn, but were wholly ynominal;newNo.3,
mixed, soc; old No. mixed, 5Jc; new No. 2,
white, 55c; old do. SIC; one car of No.
white sold at Sc: No. white, August, S7@
3Sc; September. 35@36c; October, S5lS6361Sc;
November. 3514@3Tc Provisions steady and
in fair Jobbing demand. Butter steady but
quiet. Pennsylvania creamery extra, ls1S@
l9c; Pennsylvania print extra, 23626c. Eggs
dull, weak; Pennsylvania flrsts. Ike Cheese
quiet, steady; part skins, 5G615c.