Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-27
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ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged; No: spring
wheat, sSc; No. spring, wheat as1zc; No:
red, Soc No; corn. 6ll4c. No. oats, 35
S6e' No; 2 rye, ,, CSC. No: 2 barley nominal; in
seed, 81 oI14@1 O2. Prime timothy seed, 81 23@
l "A. Mess pork, per barrel, sll 371l3 Lard,
Per Rer.l 100 poHndsa So 60 Short rib sides
Sboxedl, ss @ 7OgS Is: short clear sides tSoxed):
81 1907 20. Whisky-Distillers' finished
goods. per gallon, 81 10. Sugars, unchanged.
market was easier; fancy creamery, 151a@
| l61ac; fine Western, l4915c; fine Aries, l2@
lac. Eggs, 1S@14c.
NEW YORK-Flour-Low extras, So 75@
So; fair to fancy, 81 4O@5 10: Minnesota
clear y $S@t 3d. do = 7cS5 90 win
s. 35@4 10; fine, S. OO@8 IS. wheat-Spot
market dull and stronger; No. red, 995Sc@
afioat, 9924c@sl o1zs o. b.; ungraded red, 9s14c
@sl o519; No; Northern to arrive, 81 90;
! No: l hard to arrive, 81 II; No. .
higher on better cables. closing steady,
trading local; No. Q July, 99@991sc, closing
= at 9s1sc; August 955s@a69sc,, closing at 961sc;
closing at Csc; December 9s15@9sAc, closing
at 991sc: January, 931s@$l COZ, closing at
q oo14; May, 81 o31s@l O4Is, closing at 81 OSM
| Rye quiet and firm; Western, September de-
| livery, 76lSG79c. Corn-spot market dull and
steady; 40. 2, 7O1z@71c, in elevator;
n3ac, afloat; nngraded mixed, 7oH@
ateiy active. fight offerings; July, 7o97Olc,
closing at 7o4o; August, 6s@66Ac, closing
December closing at size. Oats-Spot mar
ket dull but easy; options quiet and flrmer;
July closing at Ale; August. S4A@3439sc, clos
32L4c; spot No. white, 471!S4sc: mixed West
ern. 39@43c; white do, 4S@59c; No. 2 Chicago.
42]ac. Hay quiet and steady: shipping, Goa
CSC: good to choice, 76@soc. Hops weak and
quiet; State, common to choice, 1s@2lc:
Pacific coast, 1s@2lc; Tallow firm and
quiet; city (s2 for packages), 1860
qniet eGeRt aHd ssesay wsster1 TD sSsg sSas
Hides dull; wet salted New Orleans selected.
45 to 75 ponnds, case; Texas selected, so to 80
barrels; Old mess. sl1 s5@ia 25; new T mess, S.
Sl2 750l3 %; extra prime, $40 50@l1 90. Cut
meats firm, picked bellies, 71ac. Middles
g gndet jet and Il firm; short tel, cear September,
Sc 80: July, SO So closing at Sc sO August, Sc 6S
@6 y, closing at Sc s0@6 81; September, Sc 81
at IS, closing at s. SO; October closing Mt
quiet, choice about steady; Western dairy, IL
@ l4c; do creamery, 4@1Sc; do factory, 11@
14c; ElRin, 1sc. Cheese quiet and easy; part
skins, 5000.
changed. Wheat-The close was 1I@Ac
above Yesterday; No: cash, SAC; July,
s4asc; August, s43sc: September. slAc; De-
close for cash Tas 2
and September and year &c up; No. 2 cash,
5s14c; July, 5sssc; August, 55c bid; September,
5s15c; December, 5S15c; year, 4oc bid. Oats
29Ac; July, 29}lc; August, 25Ac; September,
261l g bid. Butter weak Provisions strong
and higher; the offerings were small,
especially for bacon, for which the Southern
rather dull Pork, s1l 621z. Lard, Sc as
PHILADELPHA-F1o steady. Wheat
Prices advanced A@lcs business restricted
by light offerings; No; e, 2 red, re spot, ssc; do
gust, 9615c, all in elevator; No. 2 red, July,
9S@9s15c: August. 9534@S6c; September, $500
s6c: october, s7@971ac. Corn--options opened
strong; prices largely nominal: carlots dull;
No. yellow, in grain depot I3c: No. mixed,
July. 7l@72c; August, 6713@6sc; September.
6iHG65hc; october, 6s1S@s4c. Oats-Carlots
nominally UNCHANGED; No. white, 1870: No.
September, Sak@3asKc; 6cto5ser. s sssgsao'' sgssc'
i5T@l6c
BALTIMORE-wheat f1rrner; spot, esIS6D
9sl4c; the month, 961s @9614c; August, $500
9574c; September, 954@96Is; October, g71z@
s7Hc. Corn firm; spot. 6915c; the month.
No.2 white, 75c. Oats quiet and firm; No. 2
white Western, 4sc asked; No. 2mixed West
ern, Acc asked. Rye firm; No. 2, TIC, Hay
10 CO. Provisions unchanged. Butter dull
and steady; creamery fancy, 1sc; do. fair to
choice, l6@17c; do imitation, l5@l6c ladle
fancy, Hc: good to choice, 12@l3c; store
packed, l0@12c. Eggs dull and weak, 13c.
CINCINNATI-Flour more firmly held.
Wheat in fair demand and strong; No. red,
s5c. Corn in light supply and strong: No. 2
mixed, 66@67c. Oats irreglar and lower; No.
ffS Rye firmly held No 6@Ssc
Sc 25. Bulkmeats dull at Sc 90. Bacon
stronger at 81 65@7 IS Butter easy. Eggs
barely steady at 13c. Cheese steady.
MILWAUKEE - Flour f1rmer Wheat
september ssl4 e: No. Northern, $50 CSC. CON com
No. on track, &c. Oats steady; No. white
on on track, 4oe Barley steady; No; 2 in store,
steady: Pork-september, sii 4715. Lard
September $6 20.
DULUTH-July wheat was steady and
September a little stronger, but the range
was narrow and trade dull. Closing prices:
cash wheat closed at SIC for No. hard; 951lc
for No. Northern, and ssc for No. 2 North
ern.
KANSAS CITY-wheat quiet but stronger;
No; hard cash, no bid; July, 7sc bid; No 2
red, cash, 791sc bid so11ac asked. Corn
stronger; No. cash, 5Sss4c bid; July, 5334c. |
Oats Oats weaker; No. 2 cash, 261lc bid; July,
2s1sc bid. Eggs weak at l0c.
Observation-Disclosures hard July, |
99c: on track, 9915c. No. 2 Northern, July, |
9o1ac September, $3.50; December, S5ss@s52c; |
on track, 971ac; No. Northern, July, 93c; on |
track, 93@95c.
EXTRAORDINARILY hard, 81 o6; No. /
! Northern, 81 0211a; No. 9 red, 92c. Corn-No. |
= 6I2c. Receipts-Wheat. $4,000 Corn,
gHCoo Shipments-Wheat, 1000. Corn, |
IOLEDO-Wheat dull but easier; cash and |
July, s954c; August Ssac; September, S9sc; |
december, 93asc. Corn dull aud steady; cash, |
&c, Oats quiet; cash, 4lc,