Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-13

ssl4@sO5gc: No spring Wheat, E@ssc; No: n ).
eed, qs.1. sae No. corn. 5sc. No. No. oaes; aaS
nominal; No. snominai; No. nominal; No
aa1seed n x 81 oah. Prime Timothy feed SEED
per loo ns IS H1S66 80. Short T rib sides toosee),
| s. aO96 %; dry salted shoulders (bo1e@dl @ J;
s. 0G5 25 short clear sides (boxed), 50 5o9
| 60. w hlsky, distillers' finished goods, Der
gal, VI l6. Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. EGGS
| l5@16c.
NEW YORK-Flour unchanged and dun;
steady: Wheat-spot market firm, dull; dSs1 red
No. 2, 81 o215@1 03; store and elevator. 81 W.
@1 04; afioat, 81 034@1 O4ss. +. o. b.; ungraaed
red sscgsl 08; No. l Northern: to arrive;
Chicago, 81 0214@1 O23z. Options were dull,
H@Hc higher and steady; the trading was "a,
wholly local; No. red July. q ooA9l Oi,
at 97ssc; September, s614c, closing at 96sac;
SssHs5 siosns sl9s!aE az 8 se Rye arm
Gss.S. 5Glys.z Sss r; Barley + %%is II aqist; s
Corn-Spot market dull and lower; No 2, W
g7oc, elevator; zoe afioat; ungraded mixed
dull: but steady. August, 6ll4@6lAc. closing
at 6ls4c; September, 5s2s@5924c, closing at
59s4c: October, 5s5sc, closing at 5s53sc; Decem.
market dull and weaker; options dull and ir-
gust, s55s@s55sc, closing at S555sc; September,
maed f1esps ss sa spot do No ise ao
Hops quiet and % easy; easy; State ~.
Pork steady and quiet: old mess. $40 5o@ll CO. 90;
new mess, SIS 00@22 90; extra prime Sll 0O.
HamsAlo1a@llc. Middles dull and steady;
short, clear, September, Sc 371a@6 40. Lard
quiet and steady. Western steam, So 90; op-
tion sales none; August, closed at So 56@6 80;
September, closed at $6 6s@6 Ii; october,
closed at Sc S0@6 81. Butter quiet and weak;
western dairy, 12@l4c; do creamery, 149lsc;
do factory, I1z@l4c; Elgin, lsc. Cheese quiet
ana steady; part skins, 3396c. Pig iron
Is Is. ''o''N' ~ O'@2s 'O' An'ef'oa"' ''' ''es
ST. LOUlS-Flour steady. Wheat - The
feeling this morning was surprisingly strong
and prices advanced 34@Ac. Then foreign
sold of, the close being unsettled, nc off to
&c higher than yesterday: No. 2 red cash,
soGso19c; July s7@s7sec, closing at s6Ac;
s53s@s6c, closing at s55Sc: December, ss@ssAc,
closing at ssc bid. Corn was in sympathy
with wheat, and was influenced somewhat
ket was stronger at the opening. Late, how
ever, weaker feeling prevailed and prices
declined, the close being 1-l6@14c below yes
terday: Nc. cash, 5615c; July, 5t4@55c, clos
ing at 4915c; yeas, 395S@S95sc, closing at $3.50
39%c. Oats quiet; No. 2 cash, 3713c: July
closed Clos lat at &c - August S ~; sePtember 2e:
at 81 l6. Provisions active and prices ad-
vancing: Pork, $40 6215@lO IS. Lard-Prime
steam, S. 95.
PHILADELPHIA-Fl quiet but steady.
Wheat firm and higher: No. . red, July, 800
s6szc; October sz@saIc Corn@optioangs tons
largely nominal in absence of any disposi-
tion to trade; local car lots dull and lower
m4ed en crack ns e NO 10
66R@6I1ac; August, 62@6215c; September 600
Gle; October, 59@591lc. Oats-Car lots quiet
and lower; no trading in futures and quota
white Western held at 49c; No. white July,
E@E13c; August, 3s@37c; September, S4c
october, a@35c. Eggs quiet and steady;
Pennsylvania firsts T@l713c.
MINNEAPOLIs-Cash wheat was dull and
steady to-day. There was a fair demand for
No. Northern, both for spot delivery and to
arrive at ST. and few fancy cars
was in little better demand, but was still
called slow. Prices were in about the same
general range as yesterday. Closing-No:
l northern. July, 99c; September, s4sssc; De
cember, S55s@S551c; on track. 81 90; No. ?
Northern, July, CSC; on track, 95@9s15c.
BALTIMoRE-wheat firm; spot, 81 90: the
month, 9o12099lc: August, 970971Ic; Sep
tember, 961a@96s4c; October, &c. Corn firm;
spot, &c; the month, 651a@6S1ac: August, 62c;
September; 6lc; spot No, white: 75c. Oats
firm; No: white Western, 42@43c; No. 2
mixed Western, 4714c: Rye quiet and lower;
No. 63@70c Hay higher; good to choice
timothy Sl2 5O@I4 90. Provisions firm, Mess
pork. S12 o0@l3OO, Bulk meats, loose should
ers SIC; long clear. &c; clea rib, 233Ic; sugar
picked shoulders, &c; sugar cured smoked
shoulders, nc; hams, 12@l234c. Lard, re-
lined, fAc. Butter dull and unchanged
Eggs steady at 161ac.
, CINCINNATI - Flour steady. Wheat
strong; No. red, 90@9lc: old, $50: receipts,
$500 bushels: shipments, 10, 500 bushels. Corn
in good demand; No. 2, mixed, 521%c. Oats
firm; No. mixed, 40c. Rye quiet: No 2new.
So Bulk meats firm and unchanged Bacon
firm and unchanged. Butter steady Sugar
firm. Eggs firm at 1870. Cheese in fair de-
mand.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat dull;
No. spring, on track, cash, s915c: Septem'
ber s3ssc; No. Northern, 9S15c Corn steady:
No. s, on track, cash, &c. Oats firm; No. 9
white, on track, 1870. Barley steady; No. 2,
in store, 70c. Rye inactive No l, in store,
s3c. Provisions steady. Pork, September,
$40 751a. Lard, September, Sc As
TOLEDO-Wheatac active and lower: cash.
CSC; first half July, 945sc: July, 92c; first half
August, 90ssc; August, S9zac; December 94Lc
Corn dull and firm; cash. 6l15c. Oats quiet:
No. white, 42c. Cloverseed steady; cash.
a so; October, "a 40.
PEORLA-Corn quiet and easy: No. size. |
No. 3, 5612c: No. 4, 5515c. Oats active and
firm; No. white, 39114c; No, 8 white, 39c. Rye |
nominal.