Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-03-19
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Flour firm and unchanged. No. spring
No. 2red, 81 0l4@i o.: No 2 corn. 62@62Hc: o.
nominal; No. Haxseed. 81 I9I&aI 20; prime tim
othy seed. 81 2S@l2a Mess pork. per Dbl. sll l21S
Lard, per 100 lbs. Sc 2O@8 2215 Short rib sides
81 2OG4 80; short clear sides (boxed). $ 55@5 60
| Sugars unchanged. No. 2white oats, ,52ll@53Ic:
No. 3white oats. size: No. barley t. o. b.. GO
@7lc: No. 4, I. o. b., 63@6Sc On The Produce
and unchanged. Eggs, 1902Oc.
NEW YoRk-F1our irm and moderately
dull; No. 2 red. 81 isjs elevator; 81 i55I ahoat:
81 i: 10. Northern, 81 2lsS: No. No. 1 'isfG 2srd.
81 243l; options declined A@lsac on weaker
cables. advanced 79@l1sc on export business at
Yesterday; es Mo- Mo- 20rs rsd March, a. a sl unSss 1
closing at 81 lS74: May 81 O91s@l 104, closing at
81 l0; June. 81 % l1l6@l 0S1d, closing at 81 Os1l
g g1 S1T91 az SI1. closing a. 8 olY; ssp,smber
81 o25s@l 6s1S. closing at ST oS11S. Barley firm
No. z 79@7316c. elevator; H@741lc aioat: un-
graded mixed, 7S@74%e; steamer mixed. 739
ss41dc; No. 3, 5$@7SHc; options options sold down own
&c., April Arm 7 Nay Mas 0sEsss ss aaEHa sasias
at 6s23sc; June, 67sIc: July. 661sa677lc. closing
at 6754c. Oats-Spot market lower and dull,
| closing steadier; options firm and moderately
5s1sc, closing at Sc; july. 57@57lc. closing I at
Sc A1gast A1g1a He SlSle closing losing at 5 fgGt
@591zc; white do, 57@6S1lc: No. 2 Chicago.
591lc. Hay quiet and firm. Hops steady and
qulei,;s Tallow allow quiet; city (s2 for pkgsl
western, 2oc. Hides steady and quiet.
Pork firm and active; mess. $40 5O@ll 90; new.
mess. sl2 OO@l2 80; extra prime 50 75Ql0 IS.
Cutmeats quiet and firm; middles quiet and
rm "a On cd M Woet-
ern steam. s6 5214; April So 50 bill; May IS 500
So closing at IS SO; July, s6 SSG6 81 closing
September s., closing at s. is bid. Butter M i'm in
better demand and steady; Western dairy.
l3@z7c: do creamery 2l@3lc; do factory, ESQ
2Sc: Elgin, S2G3Sc Cheese strong and in good
demand; skins, 61IQlOc; Ohio fats, S@l1c.
ST. LOUlS-Flour strong but in light de-
mand and unchanged. Wheat-The opening
was irregular-ssc up for May, LG1lc down for
July and steady for August; later May and Au
lower prices until noon, when reaction set in
and values advanced, all the early losses being
regained, and the close was the highest point
81 OOIQI OI closing at 81 Ol79;Jaiy, 921sc, clos,
ing at 937s; August 9lLG92c, closing at 92c.
Corn-First sales were made at advances
of @Ae ssssS oysF yssisrdays e0ihg g
quiet and easy until near the close,
when prices advanced, and the market closed
Ngc above sos yesteTday' sa aeash 0SHg0Sc
595sc; July, 5S5s@59%c. closing 5915c. Oats quiet
but firm and higher: No 2 cash. 505l95l14c; May,
52l4q52ssc, closing 625sc. Rye nominal at 95c
for No. 2 Barley steady: Minnesota, TIC |
Flaxseed steady and unchanged Provisions
quiet but firm. Pork-Standard mess, SlI 25Q
II S7H Lard. IS Sog6 90.
MINNEAPoLIs-The bulk of sales made To-
day were at about Nc under yesterday. No. l
Northern at 9oc. Some sales of No. l were |
made al &c to arrive. The demand was slow,
as is usually the case on declining market. |
Elevator companies were buyers. and so were |
local and outside millers, but only to moder- |
ate extent. Poor grades were slow. Some |
fancy No. n orthern sold as high as J71zc de- |
quotations: No. hard. March. 99c; on track, |
991a@9934c; No. Northern. March and April, |
97c: May, 9S1ac; on track, 97Ac; No. Northern, |
March 95c; ON track, 95ea9o1ac; July. 81 O0s4.
PHILADELPHiA-Flout dull Wheat weak |
and closed Nc lower; ungraded in grain depot, !
81 10; No. red. March and April 81 G7fIl U71S: |
May, 81 U714@l OS; June, 81 O6pl o.. Corn-0p- |
tions weak and lower; car lots dull and lower;
No. yellow in grain depot, T214.: No. mixed, |
June ssjlc. Oats tirm; No. white. @ SC; N".s Hs
@G eee anp a" isssG s@e 1sc Ma Nav Tss aSren
5S4Q59c. Butter dnll and easy: PENNSYLVANIA
creamery extra. 32g33c. Eggs irmer; Pennsyl-
vania frsts. 2O19Q2lc.
cINCINNATI-Flour easier. Wheat weaker;
No. 2 red 81 90. Corn firm: No. mixed, &c.
Oats stro"g: No. mixed, 54c. Rye easier;
No. 2 s6@9Sc. Pork barely steady at sll co.
Lard dull at So 90. Bulkmeats neglected; short
ribs. IS 371l Bacon easier; short clear. s6 Is
Butter easier; Elgin creamery, 34@35c: Ohio
and Indiana, 25G27c; prime dairy. 23@25c
Eggs stronger at 16c. Cheese firm.
IlWAUkEE-Wheat firm; No. spring, on
track. cash, $3.50: May 961sc; No. Northern,
81 OIL Corn Arm; No. 8, on track. 6o1&c. Oats
steady; No. Awhile. on track. SIC. Barley firm:
No. 2, in stare. 6sQ6s14e. Rye quie,; No. l.
IN store, 90c. Provisions que,. Pork-May, |
sIl Is. Lard-May. Sc ~
8ALTiMO1E-Wheat-Wes steady at de-
cline: No. winter red, spot and March. 81 045l
@l o.; May. 81 "a; July. 81 Ols4; August. 81 O01a
asked. Corn-Wrstern etsN; mixed spot, /
March and April, Csc; May,671ag67szv; steamer.
&c. Oars strong.
ouluTh-Wheat opened weak and sold of
nearly lc, but recovered near the close and ad-
vanced sharply. Closing gro atoms were: No.
j hard, cash. 81 OF; May, 81 O41s; No. North
ern, cash. 9711c: May, 81 0l; M. Northern
cash, 941Sc
T0LEDO-Wheat firmer; cash and March,
81 03; May 81 05; July, 9Sssc: August. 96c. Corn
dull and steady; cash and May, 63c. Oats
quiet; cash. 5311c. Cloyerseed dull and steady;
cash ana Marcn, "a 36