Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-28

s. O0@5 25 Wheat-Less demand for cash
and July wheat, and prices declined Nc;
futures beyond this month. however, ad-
vanced lc; No. red, cash and July, 9715c:
No. 2 red, July, s7@ssc; August, 96A@97c;
September, 96A@s7c; october, ss@ss1Sc. Corn
strong; No. 2 yellow, on track. 75c: No.
tember. 67@673lc; October, 651SG661lc. Oats
Offerings for immediate delivery more
liberal and prices declined L@}ac on both
cash and M SoS; Mhite IItures strong; No white.
gust, 36@36Ac; September, s315@341ac; oc-
tober, a1aQ353c. Provisions firm, with a
fair trade; pork.Mess, new, sl2 oo@l2 5o do
pound, 1l1a@l3c. Butter dull and Irregular;
Pennsylvania creamery, extra, T@lsc: DO
print, do, 2lc. Eggs quiet and weak; Penn
sylvania firsts, 15@l6c. Cheese steady; part
Skins, 5@611c.
tember wheat was quiet at s311sc bid and adj
vanced to S4s4c, and Inter fell to sac with
subsequent fluctuations: December sold at
first a, s5l4c, and rose steadily to s65sc; later
the decline took it to s616c asked, followed
by another raise and other small declines.
The feeling was strong most of the day but
quite unsettled and with uncommon interest
in the situation. Demand was slow for cash.
Prices about the same as Saturday. No.
Northern sold all the way from 9714@9SHc,
with SEC and CSC the most common price;
No: had wide range; soft selling at sSc and
very dull with scarcely half a dozen cars
sold Receipts of wheat for past 4s hours.
l64 cars; shipments, 4s cars. Closing-No. l
81 Oh; No. l Northern, July, csc; September,
S51sc; December, s65sc. on track, 9s]5; No.
Northern, July, Csc; on track, 95@s7c.
BALTIMORE = Wheat strong; spot,
961s@97c; the month. 96A@97c: August, s71s
@9Sc; September, s7@s74; October, CSC.
Corn firnier: spot and the month, 7Oc; Au-
gust 6715c; September, 641Sc; spot No. 2
white. l6c. Oats u rm and fairly active; No. 2
ern, ACC asked. Hay dull and weaker; good
to choice timothy, Sl3 5o@l5 90. Provisions
unchanged. Butter dull: creamery fancy,
lsc; do. fair to choice, l6@l7c; do imitation,
l3c; store packed, 1O@l3c. Eggs weak at lsc.
NEW ORLEANS-Flour-F s. 40, ex-
ira fancy, 81 1904 90: patents, S. 0O@5 10.
Cornmeal quiet at So 25 Corn steady; No.
sacked, mixed and yellow, 7l@7Sci white
sacked Texas, 3994oc; Western, old, 43@44c.
Rice steady: ordinary to prime, 4ssc. Hog
products firm. Pork, old, $40 30; new, Sl2 20.
salted shoulders, S &c; SC; Sides, Hsc. Bacon
Shoulders, 52sc; sides, 7Yc. Hams-Choice
sugar cured, I014@lO15c. Bran dulland lower
at SOC.
CINCINNATI-Flour in good demand.
Wheat in good demand and strong; No. red,
s5346s6c. Corn in active demand and strong;
No. mixed, &c. Oats more freely offered
and lower; No. mixed, 3l@3l1ac. Rye steady;
No. 2, 6IG6Sc. Polk held higher and quiet at
Sl1 3715. Lard nominal at Sc 37h. Bulkmeats
in light demand and quiet; short ribs, Sc 95.
Bacon in fair demand and firmly held: short
clear, 81 7067 75. Butter quiet. Eggs steady
at l3c. Cheese quiet.
MILWAUKEE - Flour steadily held.
Wheat easier; No-2 spring on track, cash,
9213c; September, S534c: No. Northern, CSC.
Corn stronger; No. on track, cash CSC. Oats
advancing; No. white on track, 41c. Barley
dull; No. in store. 691Sc. Rye-Firm; No.
new, to arrive, zoe. Provisions higher.
Pork-September, sll IS. Lard-September,
S. 20.
TOLEDO-Wheat active, higher cash. Gle;
July, 9114c; August, Gle; December, 9414c.
Corn quiet; No. 2 yellow, 64c. Oats steady,
active: cash, 3lc; August and September, 29c.
Cloverseed dull and steady; cash, s4.25 Oc-
tober, 81. IS; December, $4.45.
DULUTH-Wheat was very strong and
115c higher than it did on Saturday. Closing
quotations: July, 951ac; September, s734c;
December, s74c; cash wheat closed at 9915c
for No l hard; 97c for No. Northern, and
9215c for No. 2 Northern.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat quiet: No. hard
cash, 7s15c bid; July, 79c bid; No. 2 red, cash,
79c bid. Corn active and higher; No. 2 cash,
sac bid; July, ,541ac. Oats higher; No. 2 cash,
2913c: July, 2sl4c bid. Hay unchanged. Eggs
weak at l0c.