Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-18

weak; July, closing at ts4c: August $3.50
BIC, closing at 335sc; September, 32@S29sc,
white, 53c; mixed Western, n@47c; white do,
$4,000; No. Chicago, 4115c. Hay steady and
| quiet. Hops quiet and weak. Tallow quiet
And steady Eggs dull n1 an6 % PORK %eet
| and frmer; old mess, $11 O0@1 %; new mess,
| $12 90@l3 co. Cut meats in fair demand
| and firm. Middles firm. Lard firm and in
| fair demand; Western steam. s6 6'g6 6ah3;
July closed at s6 65; August closed at &c e69
60; September, $6 S266 "a; closing at $6 7s@
| 80; October, So 1906 "a. closing at y ssg
Butter in light demand and weak; Western
dairy, 1l@14c: do creamery, 14@ lsc; do fac-
tory, 11@l4c; Elgin, Isc. Cheese in good de-
mand and firm; part skins. 5000.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour weak. Wheat
opened lower, but subsequently recovered
and closed firm; old No. 2 rcd, 81 o3 +. o. b.;
new No red on track, 9Sc; No. 2 red in ele-
yator, 9219c; steamer No. red, spot, 9ti5c;
September, 92A@9SLc: October, ss3lG9l14c
CONCEPTIONS firm; prices largely nominal;
car lots scarce and wanted; No. 2 mixed in
dsnnt street elevator 7Sc do IN grain
gust, 66c: September, 6eh@6315c; October,
8l@62c. Oats strong and higher; futures be-
yond this month wholly nominal; western
white, July, 4s@4SHc; August, 3512@361lc;
September, $21f@S3c: October, 3s@3s1ic. Pro
visions strong and trade active: hams,
A.
PENNSYLVANIA creamery, extra, 1sc: do prints,
extra, 2lc. Eggs dull and weak; Pennsylva-
mia firsts. 17c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour dull. Wheat-No 2red,
cash, sSE@s35sc; July, s25s@s3aEc, closing at
September, si15@s25sc, closing at s25sc bid;
December, 5s4@S61Sc, closing at s6c. Corn
was steady atthe opening, advanced Ac i'm
mediately. then lost the advance, rallied &c,
and closed &c above yesterday. No. cash,
5934@59zsc; July, 5614@5Tc, closing at sc;
September 5O@5lssc. closing at 5OA@5ONe:
lower; No. 2 cash, 34c: July, 3O@3O34c, clos
ing at 30c: August closing at 2619c; Septem-
Der, 261a@27c, closing at 261zc. Rye frmer and
unchanged Eggs unchanged. Provisions
higher and strong. Pork, sl1 259l1 Sl7a.
Lard, So Is.
BALTIMORE-Wheat irregular; spot, 94ll
@951ac; the month, 93@a31sc; August, 9l24@
92c: September, 91E@9214c; October, 9254@
@9314c. Corn firmer: spot. Csc; the month,
Csc; August, 6414c; September. 6219c; spot
No. white; 75c; Oats firm; No ? white
@47c Rye easy; No. 2 65@73c. Hay steady;
good to choice timothy, sl4 O0@15 90.
Provisions better. Barley unchanged. Eggs
weak at 1519c.
MILWAUKELFlour quiet Wheat easier;
So.s spring, on track, cash, ssc; September,
slasc; No. l Northern, 98c. Corn quiet: No.
8, on track, cash, 6015c. Oats easier: No.
white, on track, lc. Barley nominal; Sep
TEMPER, o9L4No512c. rye Irnl; MOL, IN SIOre,
S3c. Provisions irregular POrk-September,
sir 121a. Lard-September, Sc 55.
CINCINNATI-Flour easy. Wheat easy;
No. red S3@s5c. Corn strong: No. 2mixed,
6272c. Oats easier; No. mixed 41c. Rye ir-
regular; No. 2, CSC. Pork strong at $40 10.
Lard strong at So 90 Bulk meats firm at
s6 621s. Bacon firm at 81 621z Butter easier.
Eggs heavy at 121a@l31ac. Cheese barely
steady.
DULUTH-Wheat was steady on July but
lower on December. Receipts 8 cars. Clos
ing prices were: No. l hard, 9719c; No.
Northern, cash, 9515c: No. Northern, cash,
sSc; July, 96c; September, S31ac.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat lower; No. hard,
cash, 75c; July, 74c; No red, cash, 1870 bid.
Corn stronger; No. 2. cash, SIC bid:July, 5S1Isc
bid. Oats steady: No. 2, cash, 33c bid; July,
30Ac. Eggs weak at 10c.
MINNEAPOLIS-Whea heat-No hard, July,
9711c; on track, 81: No. l northern, July,
CSC: September, s11sc: December, s31sc; on
track, 9624c; No. Northern, July, 93c; on
track, 93@97c.
TOLEDO-Wheat active: cash, s6c; July,
s61lc: August, S6Ac; September, s674c; De-
cember, S934c. Corn dull and steady; cash,
&c. Oats quiet; No white, 42c; No2 August,
2s15c.