Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-03
ARTICLES,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
firmer and more active on export
No. spring wheat, s7@s8c: No.
red, 97l4c; No. 9 corn. CSC; No. 2 oats,
es7sc; No 2 white, 3l@32c; No. 8 white, 2s3z
csc; No; ? e,I rye, ssS: &C. No, 2 barley. s5@s6c;
! f1axseed, 81 0l@l o.: prime timothy seed,
81 2j@l 26; mess pork, 2 barrel, $40 2O@l0 25;
lard, y 100 MS. S6 6715@16 20; shoIt rib sides
tloosel, Sc 9O@7 90; dry-salted shoulders
(boxed), Sc 2O@6 25; short clear sides (boxed),
81 4007 so; whisky, distillers' finished goods
e gal; 81 Is: sugars unchanged. On the
Produce exchange to-day the butter market
was steady and unchanged; eggs, 16@l634c.
NEW YORK-Flour very unsettled and
moderately active. Wheat-Spot market
heavy, lower and moderately active: No. 9
red, 81 05A@l O5A elevator. 81 O61s@l O71a
afioat, 81 o65sgl @ os2S T. 9, b.; No red. g OS
to arrive, 81 II; No. / hard to arrive, 81 10:
options declined 15s@l5sc; No. 2 red, Sep
tember. 81 059S@I 065s, closing at 81 053ss; 0c-
vember, 81 osai osgl, Closing at 81 W g: De- De-
cember, 81 O9I@I iO5. closing at 81 095S
January q lg34 dS34@i H. ,el;sg closing 81 IS. y
Rye dull, weak; western c. j.: f., S7@sse
Corn-spots unsettled, lower, dull: No. 2, "A
@75c elevator; 75@Tc afioat; ungraded
mixed, 72@76c; options advanced 5s@lHc,
deliveries to and including December and
H@l4c down on January and May through
manipulation: September, T0Ls672c, closing
At 7OIsc October 67@6s74c clio closing at SIC;
59@604c, closing ut SOC: January, 561S@5Sc,
closing at 561$c; May, 551595615c, closii<s at
551Sc. Oats-Spots lower, weak, fairly active;
SR.OeS &c. Closing Mseks sF 9Se'o ocsoBs se @
sa}IG46c; 20, i, ss4c; do white,
@4ic; Ne 3 Chicago, 3615QS7c.- Hay quiet.
firm. Hops weak and quiet. Tallow dull
and steady. Eggs in better demand and
firm; Western, 171z@l9c. Pork dull and
sIl 506I2 90; extra prime. SO 2l@I0 70. Cut
meats firm. Middles, firm; short clear,
September, s. 80. Lard firm and quiet;
Western steam, 81 0714@7 y; September,
closing at s. Os; November, 81 ~: December,
81 "a; January, s. sc. Butter quiet and firm;
Western dairy, l2@Hc; do creamery, l5G2S1ac;
Elgin. 23@2313c. Cheese quiet and firm; West
ern, 6@DSc; part skins, 447Zc.
PHILADELPHIA-Fl quiet and weak
Wheat weaker; steamer No. red, in ele-
vator, ST. OIL; No. red, 81 0412: No. 2 red,
81 0534@I O6l4; No. 2 red, September, 81 o5A@
81 Us6I Os15: December, 81 09s4@l 10. Corn
Options weak and lower; local carlots
opened a SHADE lower, but met with good
demand and subsequently advanced lc over
Yesterdays highest prices, closing firm with
supplies well cleaned up; No. 2yellow, in
grain depot, 73c: No. mixed and yellow,
track, grain depot and elevator, 7Sl4@731ac;
No. yellow, track and grain depot, later,
I4lac: do track, 75c; No. 2 mixed, September,
12Q7Sc; October, 7o@7lc; November, 65@6Gc;
December, $4,000. 0ats-CarlOts firm with
a,good local demand; No 8 white, 36c: do
choice, BIC: No. 2 white, 3S@3SHc; futures
wholly nominal: No. 2 white, September.
31126Ssc: October, S7@3715: November, S71S@
3S15c; December, 3f15@SS15c. Provisions
steady and in faIr demand. Eggs scarce and
firm; Pennsylvania 1irsts zoe.
81. LOUIS-Flour dull but unchanged.
Wheat-Weak and lower. December opened
&c on and sold down L4I4c moro, reacted u
@Isc, broke ls4c, and closed l5sc below yes
terday; No. red, cash, 1870; September. 965z
@1g13fc- closing at 1,r: octcher, 9-1INo73Ic.