Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-11
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
ged ssse sS N9 sPrns eorn mhss c @Se SS Oats
&c; No. 2 white, 4l1a@4ic; No 8 white, 4O11l5
| @4lc. No. rye, 76c. No. barley, NOM
inal; No. 8, t. o. b., 55c: No. L. fob. soc; No
| faxseed, 81 05. Prime timothy seed,
s5 Mess pork, per bbl, $40 25@lO 80.
| Lard, per 100 Bs, Sc 25 Short rib sides Qoose),
| Sc 20@6 25 dry salted shoulders (boIed),
| s. 1895 Is: short clear sides (boxed), So 5O@
60. Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
| gal, 81 16. Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was unchanged. Eggs, 1511@16c.
NEW YORK-Flour Irregular moderately
active, closing easy. Cornmeal quiet and
steady. Wheat-Spot market lower, active
for export, closing weak; No red, 81 0219@
102A store and elevator; 81 O93a@l O3A afioat;
81 02A91 03a f. O. b.; ungraded red, CSC
l O57S; No. hard, to arrive, 81 O9774@1 095ss;
No. 2 Chicago, 81 02@l G254: options were dull
and 3s@Hc lower on fine weather: private
cables weaker: freer movement of new wheat
bureau No. red, July. 81 0015@1 OIL, closing
at 81 0o19; August 81 1-1O@975sc, closing at
s7c; septem6er te 2eo og5s@91c, closing At $500;
s7Ac; December, sg4@8sc closing at 8s1Sc;
january closing at 9912c; February, 81 co.'s
September delivery, 75@7c. Corn-Spot
market weaker: moderate business: No. 2, 20
@7lc in elevator, Tic afoat: ungraded mixed,
quiet and weak; crop reports good;
Ausist, si2gsiac, closing size: september,
593s@59Tc, closing at 5915c; October, 5S15c,
closing at 5s15c; December, 5215@53c, closing
at 521ac. Oats-spot market unsettled and ir-
regular; less active; options Es,f more active,
August. s5l@sse, closing at $5s4c: septem,,
ber. 3234633c closing at 3313c; spot No.2
white, 4s@4sA; mixed Western, 4l@47c;
White do do. 4s@S1ee; No No; Chicago, $685.;
quiet; common to choice, 2O@25c; Pa
ciic Coast, 2!@25c. Tallow IS quiet;
city (s2 for tnroo,Iss packages. Alc. Eggs
Hides firm and dull. Pork firm and quiet;
old mess, $40 5O@1I 90; new mess, $1l 7O@l2 25;
extra prime, $40 50@l1 co. Middles firm and
Lard quiet and firm: Western steam. So 50
@6 52%; sales at $6 45; July. closing at s6 %:
August s6 "A, closing at s6 5i bid September,
e 7 Ss@s !, 81 sos0 sOsng e at g G BID
closing at 81 90. Butter quiet and irregular,
Western dairy, 12@I4c: do creamery, 14@
1sc; do factory, 1113@l4c; Elgin, lSc. Cheese
steady and in fair demand; part skins, 81
@6o.
ST. LOUIS-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-The uncertainty as to where the
Government crop report would place the
condition served to deaden the speculation
already toned down by lack of outside in
fiuences on the market. Notwithstanding
the strengthening influence of large exports
and frmer cables, the price declined Nc soon
after the opening and later lost some more,
finally closing H613c below yesterday: No 2
red. cash, s7N@so14c; July, S6as73sc. closing
at $500 asked: August, s45s@s5lc, closing at
s4s4c: September, S51s@555ac, closing at s51lc
bid: December, SS3sGSo1@c, closing at ss1Sc
asked. Corn weakened early &c, then ad-
vanced Nc, but later fell back and closed 1Sc
below yesterday; No. 2. cash, 551%0561lc; July
5413@55c, closing at 5414c; September, 1870
@56c, closing at 494c; December. 1870, clos
dull: No. cash. Ssc; July, a4@34z4c, closing
at 34c; September, closed at 27s1c. Rye quiet
Butter advancing; creamery, l3@I7c: dairy,
l2@15c. Eggs higher at l0Lc. Provisions
decidedly better business. Pork, $40 5O0
10 IS. Lard S. go
PHuADELPHIA-Flou steady and less
active Wheat-Options opened u shade |
weaker but subsequently recovered, and
closed firm: cash wheat scarce and wanted; |
choice No; red in export elevator, 81 0l15: |
Septe lber, 96A@9c; October. 971a@954c. |
Corn weak; No. mixed, July, ,6612@677!c; Au- |
gust, 621466312c: September, 6O13Q6l4c; Oc- |
tober, 591d@oO%c. Oats-Car lots unsettled |
and lower futures nominally unchanged; |
No3 white, 5O11c: No. white, SIC: later, 50@ |
5Ic Provisions firm and steady. Butter /
quiet and easy: Pennsylvania creamery |
extra, lS@1s%c; exceptional lots, l9c. Eggs |
quiet and easy. /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was slow to-day. |
Offerings were not heavy, but the demand |
was less active. No. Northern sold all the |
way from A@111c over July. The latter price |
was obtained only in small way and for |
fancy wheat. No. 2 Northern sold from 9416o. |
Sales OF No. Northern were mainly at q %.
on tr'c'., 81 c"'.1T1c. NJ. Northern, July. |