Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-10
ARTICLES.
WHEAT No.

October oosR?e.:::: :::::: SIS sSk $50 sssH
ssesd eada qTGsssons psssns @ sSPEs faE
1 10: No. ? spring wheat, s97ac; No. SS, ) 8
ss Sa corn, es &C. Gss So Noa oats. 2s1ge; SEC 10
white 3l@3lISc; No white, 2915@sO14c. No. .
rye, 1910. No. 2 barley nominal; No. 8, t. Q.
Prime timothy seed 81 22@1 %. Mess pork
| per Dbl, $40 IS. Lard per 100 bs, Sc So
Short rib sides 0oose). So 65@6 70. Dry salted
shoulders (boxedl, 6 ooq6 lo short clear
finished goods, per gallon, 81 II. Sugars un-
| changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was higher; fancy creamery, H%@ 159
15c; ordinary, 10@121ac.
NEW YORK-Flour quiet and irregular.
Cornmeal quiet; yellow Western, So 25@3 s5.
Wheat-Spot market quiet; No. red, $50
oOss +. o. b.; No. red, CSC; ungraded red,
| s2c@Sl 0s1S; No. Northern to arrive, 81 0s19@
0sss: No. hard to arrive, 81 1l19@l 1l3s;
No. 2 Chicago, 81 o5%@1 o55s; No: Milwau-
| report that the Russian Government had
prohibited expectations of rye. This was
afterward contradicted and prices sold off
5000, closing firm at N@Ac over Yesterday;
ss5c:: ''6 e6cto6er, 'ssasSi sssSSsss5zo, s Closing
at 9s5sc; November closing at 1890;
81 90 x; January closing, 81 ol5S; May, 81 o5S
@l O6, closing 81 055S. Rye quiet and firm;
Western, September delivery, sS@s51lc.
Barley malt inactive; Canada country made,
g oo@! o5; Corn-5spot market firmer, dull;
No. 2, 7o@7O%c elevator, 7l19c a1oat; un-
graded mixed, 7O@7lkc: Options advanced
%@lc and declined 1s6ssc, closing firm at n
s Is aSue en set ssatheT en ana
at es1!c; September. 66@665sc, closing at
66kc; October, 64l4@6415c, closing at 6t11c;
December closing at s61Gc; oats-spot
S5Nc; September, 88k@s85Sc. closing at
33115c; October, 33c, closing at SIC; spot No. 2
42@55c; No 2 Chicago, 43@431@c. Hay easy and
in fair supply: shipping, 60c; good to choice,
7o@s5c. Hops slow and weak State. common
to choice, l5@ l9c; Pacific coast, 16@l9c. Eggs
steady and quiet: Western, 1514@17c; receipts,
1892 packages. Pork slow and irregular: old
mess, $40 50@N Is: new mess, $l2 O01H so;
extra prime, $40 5o9il co. Cut meats un-
settled and quiet picked bellies e do
easy; short clear September, 81 05. Lard
stronger and quiet: Western steam, Sc 70; op-
tions sales, 125O tierces; August, s6 SO bid;
September, $6 1896 7S, closing at $6 rs asked;
October, Sc SO, closing at Sc 81 asked; Decem-
ber, 81 OF. Butter firm and fairly active:
Western dairy, 12@lf9c; do creamery, A@l9c;
part SKINS 3@6Ac.
ST. LOUIs-Flour dull, weak and drag
ging; family. 50 1908 20; choice So 3O@3 40;
fancy, So 55@3 s.; extra fancy, 50 s5@3 95
Wheat started bullish and advanced, then
weakened with outside markets, rallied
again and advanced. ruling steady to the
close, which was sS6%c above yesterday:
No. red, cash. S51@e54c; August, $500
sS3c, closing at s59e bid: september $3.50
closing at 901sc bid Corn irregular and un-
settled: the close was 2H@31sc above yester-
day; No. 2, cash, 55@5514c: September, $3.50
closing at Ale. Oats frIner; No. 2, cash. 271lc
September, 2634@27ssc, closing at 27@27s6c
Rye nominal: Hay dull and unchanged
Fiaxseed nominally $50 Butter active;
creamery, 7@1Sc; dairy, 13615c. Eggs firmer
at 1l15c. Cornmeal, So O5@3 Is. Provisions
stronger; bulk market quiet. Pork, $40 75
ders, $5 6915; longs. 81 1907 1e11a; ribs, 81 %;
short clear, 81 40. Bacon-Boxed shoulders,
Sc %; longs, 81 5O@7 60; ribs, 81 6O@7 TO- short
clear, 81 S715@S 90.
PHILADELPHIA desirable; old
wheats steadily held, but demand limited
new winters dull and weak. Wheat strong
ana higher; No. red, in elevator, 9S1lc: No
2red, August 1 ss9ssAc; September; ss@ss4e;
Corn strong and higher; sales. ungraded
mixed in grain depot, 7113c; No. 2 yellow in
do, 79c: No. mixed, August, 69670c; Septem-
Der, 67@6sc; october, 65@6513c; November
futures neglected and wholly nominal; new
No. 8, mixed, Soc; new No. g. white, SEC; old
do, 55c; No white, August, 36@3619c. Eggs
dull and easy: Pennsylvania firsts, l715c.
CINCINNATI - Flour in good demand.
Wheat, active and strong; No. red s76S71%c;
receipts 1855 head; shipments, 1s4O head.
Corn, stronger; No. mixed, 6214c. Oats,
firmer; No. ? mixed, 14@s2l5c. Rye, strong
and higher: No. 2, 7s@s6c. Pork dull at Sill
Lard dull and nominal at Sc 25 Bulkmeats
adrr, ra1a hall &, ,ol~~
goods on basis of 81 II. Butter strong
Sugar, steady. Eggs lower and heavy at
1215c. Cheese steady.
MINNEAPOLIS-The ca sh wheat was very
tered buying. Prices were steady No.
sold at about 95c for good wheat, and up to
9615c for fancy: No. sold mainly at s3c,
with few choice cars that were really No.
i wheat as high as 96@9613c f. o. b. Receipts
for "a hours, 80 cars; shipments, 81 cars.
Closing quotations: No. hard August, SOC;
on track, s71s@9sc;& 30 No; l Northern, August,
track 95@96c No. Northern, August, $50;
on track, 92@94c.
CINCINNATI-Hogs-Lig demand steady;
common and light, 50 5O@5 25; packing and
butchers, 81 65@5 go Receipts, 66S head;
shipments, l. 146 head. Cattle in fair demand.
steady; fair to choice butcher grades, 81 50@
50; prime to choice shippers. "a e0@5 %. Re-
in light demand but steady; common to
choice, 50 1894 75 extra fat wethers and
yearlings,$ ,$5 00l5 25. Lambsin ample supply,
easy; common TO choice shipping, So 25@6 90
per 100 pounds.
BALTIMORE-wheat firm; spot, 9s14@
esssc; the month, 14@9s15c; September, CSC
bid; October, 9S3S@9S56c. Corn dull: spot and
the month. 6S15c bid; September, CSC bid.
Oats steady; No. 2 white Western, 48c; No. 2
mixed Western 46c Rye active; No. 2, Sig
S3c. Hay firm; good to choice, $l4 00@l5 90.
Provisions-No change. Butter firm. Eggs
steady. Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair at l9c;
No. Z, l73Sc.
NATURALIZATION quiet. Wheat firm;
No. spring on track, cash, 94c; September,
sec; No. Northern, 81 co. Corn higher: No.
on track, cash, 6l19c. Oats firm; No. 2
white, on track, 35@36c. Barley firm; Sep
tember, 6615c. Rye higher; No. in store, nc.
Provisions firm Pork-September, $40 go.
Lard-September. $6 5215.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat steady; No. hard,
cash, 7s15c bid; August, 7sl4c bid; No: red,
cash, 79c bid. Corn higher: No. 2, cash. 52c;
August, 5l1Sc. Oats higher: No 2, cash, 26c;
August, 251s@25Ac. Eggs firm at 16c.
TOLEDO-Wheat firmer; cash, 9114c: Au- |
gust, 91sSc; September, sc;December ,93Hc. |
Corn dull; cash, 64c. Oats quiet; cash, 29c. |
Cloverseed dull and steady; cash, 81 %; Oc-
tober, 81 40.
PEORIA-Corn firm; No. 2, 60c: No. 8 SOC: |
No 4, 5Sc. Oats active and higher: NO;
steady; No. 2, 69070c.
DULUTH-Wheat was very dull to-day:
receipts were 106 cars; September opened at |
SEC, sold up to s15sc and back to S7Ssc, CLOS
lug at s7s4c. J