Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-28
ARTICLES.

September 80. ....-.l sTk 8 25 els e17.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet and unchanged; No. spring wheat
81 GS54; No; spring wheat, ,ss@9s1c; No, red
81 034@l 0514; No. 2 corn, 575&@5Sc: No. 2 oats
! 4s12c; No. white 4s@49}lc; No. 8 white 461s
@47c; No. 2 rye, s4@s416c; No. Q barley nom.
inal; No. 3. O. b., 72c; No. 4, f. o. b., II; No.
1iaSseed, 81 u; prime timothy seed, 27@
1 Is mess pork, per bbl., $40 IS; lard,
per 100 pounds, So Is; short ribs sides, loose
Sc so; dry salted shoulders boxed So O015 10;
short clear sides, boxed, Sc 1906 40: whisky,
dlstillers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 l6
sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but,
ter market was active, firm and unchanged.
Eggs, 15Ql515c.
NEW YORN-Flour, receipts, 1908 pack
l1et heavy and moderately active, free sell
ers; sales, 2l,2J0 barrels. Wheat, receipts,
l67 600 bushels: exports 175, ,433 bushels; sales,
5,696, 600 bushels futures, 2l2 900 bushels spot.
No. 2, 81 ~ store and elevator, 81 l2@1 1eaaS
af1oat; 81 n1s@l 13 f. O. b.; ungraded red,
81 O64@1 161S; No. i Northern to arrive, 81 $50
l81S; Iowa hard, 20 arrive, 81 l65gql II;
opened lss@lc lower on favorable crop
and weather kilograms, advanced ga
1c on Bradstreet's big decrease in
available supplies and Paris reporting a
reduction of German grain duty; then came
a break of T@1lzc on account of the sharp
decline in corn, closing steady at A@1&c
Under Wn ! Yesterday Sales included: No. red.
81 09N@l 1875. closing at 81 095s; July,
81 o. 5l6@l 0ssss, closing at 81 OH; August
81 0416@1 05l2, closing at 81 o454; Septem-
6eFoneq 6eF q esl g s S4 a. CLOSING s1dsiggg at Ss
sl e oaM; May, % isss, 0 IL Css5@n Csss9s5ns osS; E:
elosing at ii oss Barley malt duff
bushels sales % oo busheis futuTes
bushels spot. Spot market easier and fairly
active; No. 2. 661aQ67c; elevator, 6716@6so
afioat; ungraded mixed, 66@6sAc Options
good export demand, but declined 1G25sc on
the large receipts and big break at the West
closing heavy; May, 6619@671sc, closing at
g61fc; June 6s@654e. closing at 6Sc;
sSss@ ssS SiSss closing Ct Sss &c. August sep
Receipts, 5000 bnsSslss SSsls exports oGS IS
bushels spot. spos market dull and un-
settled; options quiet, lower and weak: May
closing at 5l15c; June, 5O5s@5l15c, closing at
5O1zc: July, 49S@5lc, closing at soc; August,
5s15Q54c; mixed Western. 4s@5Sc; white $40
&c; No: 2 Chicago, 521a@5S15c. Hay weak and
quiet. Hops steady and quiet, State common
Sugar-Raw in firm demand; sales, 700 tons
Muscovado SO test at Hampton Roads to Phil
adelphia at &c; refined firmer and in fair de-
mand;No. SIC; No. 1O,3Sc:No. II, 7-l6;No. u,
3ssSc; mould A, 4ssc; standard, 3-l6c; confec-
toners A, l-l6:; granulated, 3-l6c. No
asses-Foreign dull; New Orleans firm and
quiet Rice steady and quiet Cottonseed
2s1Sc; yellow off grade, 35@35%c. Talfow
active and steady. Rosin steady and quiet
Eggs fair demand and firmer; Western, 800
ls14c; receipts 7,766 packages. Pork quiet
Middles quiet and steady. Lard easier,quiet
and dull: Western steam, S6 30: Sales $50
tierces at So so; options sales, 1850 tierces;
N May, s6 4s; June, s6 46, closing Sc IS; July,
S6 55G6 sc, closing Sc 5S; August, Sc 69G6 II,
closing Sc SO bid; September, So S0@6 81, clos
ing Sc 81 bid; October, Sc 95 bid. Butter in
moderate demand and unchanged; Western
dairy, lo@ l5c; do creamery, l5@ls19c; do fac
tive and firm; part skins, 4@sc. Pig iron
dull; American, Sl6 O0@ls 90. Copper nomi-
nal: lake, June,sl2 20. Lead steady; domes-
t1c.S4 85. Tin quiet and f1rmer; straits, so 25
PHILADELPHIA Flour nominallv un-
changed. Wheat firm on old crop deliveries.
late months irregular and closed lower: cash
wheat dull and largely nominal: No. 2 red, |
May, 81 1O13@1 l113; June, 81 1901 IL; july
81 0717@l 0s; August, 81 o41z@1 o5. Corn-Op, |
and advanced 1c under good demand to |
cover shorts; subsequently, under free sell |
ing, the Improvement was lost and the mar |
zet closed feyerish: local car lots in fair de- |
mandand advanced 1@2c under small sun |
plies; ungraded mixed and yellow, 656651sc;
No. and steamer mixed in elevator, &c: No |
mixed on track. 6471c; No. 2 mixed ele- |
gator, s, sc; No. 2 2 mixed May, 651Q66c; June,
Oats-Car lots lc higher under light receipts |
Ind good local trade demands; futures |
advanced 1ac under stronger reports from |
other grain centers; No. white, 531Sc; No Q |
&c: June. 5S1S 65s34c: July, 535<@5ic; August, gust
L2@4+c. Butter steady and in fair demand: |
pennsylvania creamery, extra, ls15@19c;
10 prints, extra; 2l@e5c; Eggs firm and in
3,40O barrels, 1000 sacks;
wheat, 1000; corn. 1890: oats, 800 Shin,
nents-Wheat, s.40O corn, Il, 600; oats, 9,4OO.
BALTIMoRE-whea easy; No. Q red,
pot, and the month. 81 13; June, 81 Il5S@
steamer No. 2 red, 81 iO@l ii; receipts,
III bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels;
took, r4,9ll bushels; sales, 5000 bushels.
>orn easy: mixed, spot 6o@67c; the month
nd June 66c; July, CSC; spot No. 2 white,
,ushels: stock, 66,45l bushels. Oats inactive;
20. white Western, SEC asked; No. mixed
10, 55o asked: receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
nents, 80 bushels; stock, s.524 bushels. Rye
took, s,791 bushels. Hay firm; good to choice
imothy, Sla 00@l3 90. Provisions easy and
Butter-Demand good; cream
~, fair, ls@l9c: do fair to choice, l6@I7c;
10 imitation, 4@l5c; ladle, fancy l36l4c; do
ood to choice, n@12c. Others UNCHANGED.
MINNEAPOLIS-There was O good de-
nand for No. i Northern wheat TODAY at
C under July, but the other grades weral
cry dull. Prices were in about the same
ange as yesterday. A few cars of No. 9
we're worked off at 215@3c under No North
IN, but with more offered than wanted.
,ow grades were very dull, and so was No.
ard. ThfSe was no competition among
uyers, anu the market was very low. Clos.
ng quotations: No. l hard, Nav. Al O5:
n track, 81 051z@1 06; No. Northern. Nav,
O3; July, 81 04ss; September, 92jsc: on
rack, 81 0314@1 o317; No. 2 Northern, MAY,
90; on track, 81 00@1 0O1S.
CINC1NNATI-Whea firm; No. Q red Al O6. |
eceipts, 1000 bushels; shipments, LOCO bush,
Is. Corn slow and heavy; mixed. SIG.
ats quiet; No. 2 mixed, 49c. Rve quiet:
%. 2, 90c. Provisions barely steady. Pork
10 S715. Lard, Sc 05. Bulk meats. Sc 90,
aeon, 81 1215. Whisky in fair demand: sales.
. barrels finished goods on a basis of 81 l6
utter easy. Sugar easy. Eggs stronger at
'1xc. Cheese steady.
NEW ORLEANS-Whisky, western rect;-
ed, 81 o4@1 80 Sugar steady; fair to good $40
&c; common, 234Q2 l3-l6c; inferior, 2lSc; cen
'ifugal choice yellow clarified, 4Ic: prime,
9@4 3-l6c: off do, BIC; seconds, 8d4c. Mo-
sses steady; open kettle good fair to prime |
23G25c; centrifugais prime to
bod prime, zoe: fair to good fair. l46Dl5c:
BOD common, l9c; common, s@sc; interior,
d.
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