Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-23
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as fol lows:
Flour steady and unchanged; No. spring
Ale; No. white, 3S1%64lc; No. 3 white.
S'9S9e. No; 2 rye, $50. There were no
sales in barley. No. l fiaxseed. 81 GOAL OO144.
pork, per barrel, Sll 5O@ll %. Lard per 100
| pounds, Sc 6066 621&. Short ribs, sides
! qoosel, Sc 15a6 50. Dry salted shoulders
| (boXed), s. 70G5 75: short clear sides (boxed)
s. 2oQ7 20 Whisky-Distillers' finished
! goods, per gallon, 81 l6. Sugars unchanged
| On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
! lGl5c.
NEW YoRk-Flour firm and fairly
| active. Cornmeal quiet and unchanged.
| Wheat-Spot market higher, firm and mod
eIateiy active; No. 2 red, $3.50 store and
elevator; 9914c6$l 003l af1oat: 9s15c6Sl OOls
f o. b.; ungraded red. a515c6SI 06ss; No. /
| Northern, to arrive, 81 O73461l OS: No. hard,
to arrive, 81 0934dl 10; No. , Chicago, 81 o.
| Options advanced l3sd2c on light receipts,
f6nn,s iGrelgn ouylng, flrmer % cables and
Russia had prohibited grain ex-
portation; reacted 1E9Ac on realizing
No. red July, 9711I@975sc, closing at 977sc;
| August, 951sG963sc, closing at 957sc; Septem-
Der 95!4G9J5sc, closing at 96c; October, 96l {
@97 lll6c, closing at &c; November, g713
closing at 991Sc: January, 81 O00l 80, closing at
81 80; May, 81 0334Gl 04$s, closing 81 G4l14. Rye
quiet held higher, Western september de-
livery, ,7587Sc. Corn-Spot market tirmer
dull; No. ?, 69@7Oc in elevator; 7G@7Ic
afioat; ungraded mixed, 69G7l1ac; op-
tions more active, at q lSSsc
ings: July, 69Q6912c, closing at 6914c; August.
6434d653zc, closing at 65Jlc; September 626
CSC, closing at &c: October, 6y4 4@62c, closing
a. a. 6l1ae; December, 557394l4c, closing at
closing firm: options quiet and stronger;
July, 4Q1s@4lc, closing at 407sc; August 81 "a
| Si4c, closing at SAC: September, 52l4@J21%c,
closing at 5213c; No. white, July. 40; No J
| spot, white 41c: mixed Western 396I4c; white
do, 4sG59c; No. Chicago, 42c. Hay steady
and quiet. Hops quiet and easy. Rice steady
with fair demand Tallow firm and quiet
EGGS quiet and weak; Western. I6Hi6I%c.
Pork firm and quiet; old mess, $ll 25Gl2 Is:
new mess, sle 756l3 Is; extra prime, $40 500
II 90. Cut meats frmer and quiet: picked
bellies, 74c; do shoulders, 6Ac6615c Middles
quiet and firm short clear September, s6 40
@6 9211 Lard quiet and nominal: Western
s5eam, $6 sO@6 IS; July, Sc 80, closing at
s6 50: August nominal at St IS; September,
81 S5G7 o., closing at S6 95: October, S6 $50
Z Il. closing at 81 20; December 81 %, closing
at s1 "a. Butter quiet and irregular: Western
dairy, l1@l4c; do creamery, I41ISc; do fac
tory, n@l4c: Elgin, lSc. Cheese quiet and
firm; part skins, 3@614c; Ohio flats. 5J5@7c.
ST. LoUIS-Flour firmer; patents 81 3nD
40; extra fancy. 81 O995 10; fancy IS 7O63 50.
choice, So 30GlS 80: family, IS 1908 25. Wheat
The close was lssc higher for December
l54@lAc for near months as compared with
yesterdays close, and only &c below the top
to-day: No cash, $50; July, 861Ic: August
5AGs5Ssc bid; September, s61sc. nominal:
December, s914c bid. Corn-Wheat boosted
corn up 115G2@sc, and then the latter cereal
declined, but rallied again: the market
closed l13@l54c above yesterday: No. 2 cash,
Gle; July, 6Oc bid; August 55l5c bid: Senten,,,
Der, 53c: year, 40c bid. OaJs-Wheat and
corn contributed considerabl strength TO
oats and the marked advances were regis
tered before the close: No. 2 cash. 323Ic.
July, 32c bid; August, 2713c bid; September
275ac; Rye, Soc this side. Butter-No ma,
terIaI change in prices. Eggs unchanged.