Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-03
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
nomlnally unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat
9S19@S0l2c; ae1 No spring wheat, s5@s61zc; No 2
red 9319aS61a; No. corn, ,6O]ac: No. 2 oats 345s@
soc: No. white, 3s@39c; No. 3white $500
SIC; No. rye, 75976c; No. barley nominal;
No. nominal; No: 4, f. o. b., 5O@55c: No
| haNseed, 81 0514: prime timothy seed 81 26@
q; mess pork, per bbl, $40 %; lard, per
100 bs S6 2216: short rib sides Qoose), s6 O5
@6 l5; dry salted shoulders (boxed) .s5 l0G5 Is;
short clear sides (boxed), Sc 40@6 As; sugar
On Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was unchanged. Eggs, l5@l515c.
NEW YORK-Flour active, chiefly home
trade, holders asking sc advance in instances
Conmeal ss h higher; fair demand: yellow West
tern, SS %. Wheat-Spot market higher:
moderately active; No. 2 red. 81 O6;
store and elevator, 81 O5sl@ i O7% afloat;
81 05@l 0Sss t. o. b.; ungraded red, 991Sca@sI0slL
No. l Northern, TO arrive, ST. OSll; No. hard
70 arrive, 81 121a; No. 2 Chicago, 81 023I
al 0319. Options-After slight changes earlT
the market struck higher course and ran
up fully 2A@3c, closing strong at about
the best prices on frightened shorts over the
holidays and stronger cables. The English
fa1iure did not affect wheat; No red. July,
u 81. .elM9i 6 G3A, closing at 81 o3; August, sac
@9914c, closing at 99l4c; October, 97sl@ssMc,
Closing at 99s5c; November. closing 81 G0sss;
December; 9ss4c@$I OH, closing at 81 6i;
81 oSA@l 05A, closing at ST O5A. Rye steady
ana quiet; Western, September and October
delivery, 7l@z3c. Corn-Spot market higher
and dull; No. 2, 6S@69c in elevator, 69]%@7Oc
a1loat; ungraded mixed, 6s@75c; No. 2
white, 15c; options advanced %@Hc, closed
nrm on shorts covering and reports that
the English house that failed was on the
short side July, 6i15@6514c, closing at 65ssac;
September, 5S5@56sSc &c, closing at eoskc: Os' Ocsso''
ber, 5s4@591<c, closing at Soc; December,
52A@54e, closing at 531c:; oats-Spot mar.
active and firmer: July, 39I@fO74c, closing
at 4034c; August, 36@S7Izc, closing at SIC;
SEPTEMBER G S5s3@Si54c. closing at si14c; No: 2
441!c; No. i. l2a4aI5c; do white, 46c: mi mixed zed
western. 37@43c: white mixed Western. 44@
5oc;No 2 Chicago,42c Hay strong. Hops quiet,
easy Taow ao EaG EFearee strong a for pack
l7Ac. Pork steady, quiet. Cut meats strong
er: picked hams, 1O55@lic; middIes strong:
short clear, Sc a5. Lard higher. strong:
ing at Sc 81 bid; August, S6 56@6 65, closing
at Sc !5 September, Sc 65@6 Y, closing at
s. 20; October, So T@6 SS closing at Sc Sc;
dairy, l2@l5c; do creamery, l4@lsc: do fac
tory, l2@l4c: Elgin 1s15c. Cheese quiet.
PHiLADELPHIA-Flo dull; prices
favored buyers. Wheat opened strong and
acted s4c from the best rates of thesday, clos
ing hrin, however with good inquiry for
export; wheat scarce and firm; No q red
te6beE sgIS gaSs; SEEc. ontggSs oAsgSst osS@sc; Sep
opened 1zQ54c higher; the advance was
nalntained on spot and July, but later
futures lost the Improvement in sympathv
with decline in other grain centers: No.
mixed in grain depot, 6S15c: ungraded vel
low In elevator, 69c: No. mixed, july. 657
&C; August, 6ls{ {@62l4c; September, 60I5@Glc;
october, 5919@60c. Oats stronger and hfghe1.
No; 2white, part dead storage, 45c: No. }
Sy Wnite; regular. -. a5Ye; No. white July 44@
45c; August, 365S@37c: September, 35@3Sc:
October, 3519@S612. Eggs steady and in fair
demand; Pennsylvania firsts isc.
BALTIMORE-Wheat . red hieber.
spot, 81 0ozs@i Ol1s; July 9sl14 4@9ss6c: August
s5A@9Sc; September, 9714 4@971Sc; October ,SsJ5c:
steamer No. red, none Corn-Mixed Guiet,
spot, spE So &C. July: sg4c; August, e214c; septem,
No white Western, 4I042c: No. D mixed |
do, 4o@ale; 4Io, Rye quiet; No; ,, 7s@soc Hay
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm: cream. |
cry fancy, ls15c: do fair to choice, I7@lsc; |
10 imitation, l5@l6c: ladle fancy, i5c; good |
q choice, ls@l4c; store packed, Io@Isc. |
ST. T.LoUIS-Flour stronger but unchanged. |
heat opened nervous and higher than yes |
'erday's close, reacted and sold down, then |