Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-05
ARTICLES.

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September. ...... II 47% il so IL % II 2eiS
LARD,
September. 80. go go 6s5 SIS
SHORT RIBS.
Ss9SSS9:':::::: SSsg5s%s:5 IS IS sSS ss So s. So
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
ss12@ss5sc: No. spring wheat nominal: No,
@34c; No. 2 white, 3O13@Slc; No. 3 white, 2Sc.
No. rye, ,73I4c. No barley, no sales; No. 3. 81
@6sc; No o, b. SOC No No. fl fiaSseed, 81 CO.
per Dbl, sll i213. Lard per 100 rs, Sc 5713.
Short rib sides doosel, Sc 7o@6 70. Dry salted
shoulders [boxed), s. sO@6 90; short clear
sides (boxcd). 81 26@7 80. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 L. Sugar un-
| changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was unchanged. Eggs, 15c.
NEW YORK-Flour active for export and
home trade; steady; sales, 1890 barrels.
| Cornmeal quiet and steady. Wheat-Spot
market irregular, closing steady and active
for export trading; No; 2 red, 99l4cgsI %
t. O. b.; No. red, s61+c: ungraded red 9S1x xc@
81 o6; No. Northern; to oarr1ve, 81 10l4@1 1O34:
No; ! hard. to arrive, 81 SOL i$; No. 2
81 0t34. Options advanced 3e@Ac on. stronger
cables and foreign buying, declined 5s@Ic on
weak private cables and longs selling, re-
h@l1c under yesterday; No. red, August,
9SIt6a93sc, closing at &c., September, 9s1S
@99t4c, closing at 99c; October, 99s4c@si COZ,
closing at 81 001S; December, 81 oI55@1 o2sS,
closing at 81 0l5S: January, 81 OS5a@1 Oh,
closing closing at q Oa2S; May. 81 os5a@i o71g'
coo bu. at s3c. Barley malt dull Canada
| country made 81 0O9I O5 Corn-Spot mar
ket opened easy and closed steady and
efioat; ungraded mixed, 7O@s0c; No. : white,
soc; options were dull and varied with wheat;
opening steady and in part 1sc up, de-
ing firm; August, 6sl4@6s5sc, closing
at Gsl2c; September, 66@665sc, closing
at GG1@c; october, 641s@644c, closing
641%c: December sic, closing at 57lc.
Oats-Spot market firmer and active: op-
| tions quiet and 1irmer: August. 3315 @S334 c,
closing at 3334c: september 33@331sc, clos
$3.50: spot No. white, seG4O13c; mixed
| Western. 3563ac: white do 36d52c; No. 3, Chi
cago, SS39@39l4c. Hay quiet and steady.
Hops weak and quiet. Eggs dull and lower;
old mess, SiI 2j@l2 %: new mess. sl2 $50
u %; extra prime, $ll oo@ll 30. Cutmeats
firmer; picked bellies,7ac: Middles steady;
short clear, September, 81 10, Lard easier:
| Western steam, S6 So; option sales, LOCO
! tierces at S. 81: September, Sc 90 bid; Octo-
| Der, s. 03; December, s. %. Butter in fair
do creamery, l49lSc; Elgin, lS31s1Sc. Cheese
| in better demand and steady; part skins,
3@615c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour firm and unchanged.
| Wheat nervous and unsettled at the open
| ing, declined sc, recovered and &c was ad-
| ded to the price; sold off again and finally
closed unchanged to &c lower than vester-
day; No. red, cash and August, S57E@S6224c;
| closing at S63sc: september, s6asIs71sc, clos
| ing at S534c; December, 906D9013c, closing at
| 901901sc bid. Corn-Occasional trade was
made, the traders attention being drawn
| exclusively to wheat; the close was dull
and unchanged. to nc below yesterdays last
| sales: No. cash, 1910 August closed
at 5Sc; September, 527s@531zc, closing at 5S1 SCI
| tember was in demand at an advance of IA
| &c: spot grades in fair demands; No. 9 cash,
2Tl4@2154c; August closed at 2714c; Septeni-
and higher; No ., tic; No. g. &c bid Hay
| unchanged. Bran firm, higher and in de-
mand; sacked, this side, BIC; east track, SIG
5713c. Flaxseed unsettled and declining;
salable at s3c. Lead firm at 81 a5; Spelters
steady at s. S564 80 Butter steady and un-
changed. Eggs firmer; strictly fresh stock,
lie. Cornmeal lower at So 0533 10. Whisky
steady at 81 Il. Provisions quiet and easy.
| Pork, sll 80. Lard, Sc 25. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, SIS 5o@5 621%: longs s. 100
10: ribs, 81 e5G7 30 short clear, 81 5715d7 45.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, s6 25; longs,
s. 621a: ribs, 81 IS: short clear, 81 S715@s 90.
Hams, $40 25Gl2 90.
PHILADELPHIA-F quiet. Wheat
opened Ag1ac higher, under firm and gener-
ally higher cables and reports of continued
stormy weather abroad but the market af-
terward reacted to about yesterdays g final
prices, closing dull. No. red in export
elevator $3.50: No. August 9S1z@9Sszc: Sep
tember, 9S34@99c; October, 9g1z@99Ac: No
vember, 81 0,6l 0o15. Corn-Car lots firmer
with fair demand; futures dull and prices
were wholly nominal: ungraded yellow in
grain depot nc; No. mixed and yellow. 7I15
arc; No. mixed, August 69670c: Septeln-
Der, 61@6Sc; October, 65@66c; November, GIG
CSC. Oats-Car lots steady, with good local
trade demand. There was nothing doing in
futures and prices were wholly nominal;
old ungraded white, 451ac; old No.
white. 47@4Sc: No white, August S415@355Sc;
vemDer, 3i1543513c. Provisions in fair Job
bling demand and steady. Butter firm and
ina in fair ,sieginn de1Tand: Pennsylyania creamery
firsts, T14c.
BALTIA1ORE-Wheat easy: spot eSL@
9s3 &c: the month 9S2a@9s12c; September, $3.50
ss34c; October. 999s s@992Ec. Corn dull; spot,
spot No, 2 white, 75c. Oats steady:
No. 2 white Western, 4sc asked: No. mixed
Western, Acc asked. Rye inactive: No ,, SOC
othy, $l3 OO@IS 50. Provisions-Mess pork,
old, Sl2 90. Bulkmeats-Loose shoulders,
&C, car lots: long clear, 734c, car lots, scarce
clear rib sides, T4c,. sugar picked shoulders,
&C; sugar-cured smoked shoulders, 81 hams,
small, l212c; large. l2c. Lard-Refned, SIC;
crude, &c. Butter-No change. Eggs-No
change. Coffee steady; Rio cargoes, fair,
19c: No. I, l71%c.
wheat were very light to-day. The demand
was small but Il little better than yester-
day. The sellers asked 26G215c over vester-
days price, but buyers would not pay it and
they came down TO about Ic over. The bulk
of wheat sold ut 96c, with a few scattering
sales made little higher early. Low grades
were neglected, with no sale for them. Re
ceipts Wheat. "a hours, ~ cars; shipments,
A cars; closing prices: No. l hard August,
9015c ON track. 9s15c; No. i Northern, Au-
gust, ssc: September, Sc asked; December,
6615c bid: on track, 96c: No. Northern,
August, SAC; on track, 92@94c.
NNATI.,-Flourseasy: Wheat in good
demand; firm; No. . red, SIC: receipts, o.
49, bushels; shipments, p, ,9S2 bushels. Corn
quiet; No. mixed, &c. Oats easy; No. 2
mixed, 3l@32c. Rye scarce and wanted: No. 9,
75c and nominal. Pork dull and more freely
offered at sll 25. Lard, light demand and
quiet ut ST 311a. Bulkmeats quiet; short
ribs 81 90. Bacon steady; short clear, 81 800
1s1%. Whisky steady; sales, 1915 barrels
and steady. Eggs slow and heavy at 121S6
l3c. Sugar quiet and in fair demand. Cheese
stronger.
MILWAUkEE-Flour unchanged Wheat
quiet; No spring on track cash. 92@93c: Sep
tember, 655Ac; No. Northern. CSC. Corn quiet:
No. on track cash, Gle. Oats quiet: No. 3
white on track, SIC. Barley firm; September
G74@671ac. Rye easier: No in store, 73c
Provisions quiet Pork-September, $iI 80
Lard-september, $6 6715.
TOLEDO - Wheat active, easier: cash
92Isc; August, 9l5sc; September, 92c; Decem.
beT, 944c. Corn dull, steady; cash. 6415c.
Oats quiet; cash, 3O15c; August, 29c. Clover
seed dull; cash, 81 25; October and Decem- |
Der, s. IS.
NEW ORLEANS-Corn dull and lower.
No. sacked mixed, 69c; yellow, zoe; white |
76c. Hay-Heavy receipts have depressed |
the market; prime, Sl4 Oo@l5 90; choice. |
SIG 5G@I 80 Others unchanged.
KANSAS CTTY-wheat stronger: cash |
Sic bid. August SSlZc hid. No rod oo,h' 4