Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-06

to choice, 15@lec; Pacific coast, l6@Isc. Eggs
quiet and weak; Western, l6@l6l4c; receipts
/ 1885 packages. Pork dull and lower; OLD
mess, $l1 00@l2 90: new mess Sl2 50@13 co
extra prime, $40 75@ll Is. Cutmeats strong
Middles weak: short clear, September, Sc 90
Lard depressed, ls@l9 points lower and dull
| Western steam, $6 72l%: sales, 440 tierces at
Sc 75@6 7I15; options sales, 900 tierces;, Aug
at s6::74; October, sc s8@7 90, closing ut 90 q
bid; December, 81 OF; January, 81 10. Butter
in moderate demand and steady: Western
dairy, ll@l4c; do creamery, 14@lSc; Elg1n
1s1%c. Cheese moderately active and steady;
part skins, 3@84c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat opened dull, then declined a fraction,
reacted and advanced Nc, and for short
| time showed strength, but broke again on
bearish advices from the East. Subsequent
ly there was slight recovery, but the close
was heavy and l@1Lc below yesterday: No
~ rsa c e1sh SiG mp5snss ciosin closng
| at S515c; December, SS1S@S95Sc. closing at SO
@0S91ac. Corn-In this market there was q
large decline and weakness was the most
prominent feature. All domestic markets
| were weak and lack of demand so marked
that prices were steadily depressed. The
| strong and higher cash market near the
| close aided the longs somewhat, and par
tial recovery was scored, final prices being
| 29lc below yesterday; No. 9 cash, 53Ac: Au-
gust closed at SIC; September. 5lA@5a54c,
Closing ell at 52ae; year, tg4@4oAc, closing at at
/
weakened oats; No. cash, 26s4@27}9c; Au-
gust; 26ssc, closing at 262sc: September, 261a
@e6s4c, closing at 261ac. Rye scarce; No. 2,
old, sl2 0O@l6 90; new, $40 5o@I3 Oo prairie,
81 Co@9 o9. Bran firm at 571a65sc. Fiaxseed
| quiet at SIC. Lead higher and firm; common,
Eggs firm at lie; .Cornmeal, 50 oo@a 10.
| Whisky, 81 II. Provisions dull and weak.
Pork, $40 10. Lard, S. %. Dry salt meats
Boxed shoulders, IS 50: longs: 81 10: ribs;
shoulders, So 25; longs 81 80; ribs, 81 60@7 6o;
short clear, 81 S097 IS.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour Choice old
wheats in supply ald firmly held; new win
tiers freely offered; but moved very slowly
pressure to sell. closing weak: rejected "ln"
at CSC; steamer No. red, in elevator. early,
s61ac; do do do, later, a534c: No. 2 red, 9716c;
9114@9715c; October, 9s@9SI4c; November,
9ss4@994c. Corn-Car lots firm, though de-
mand light; futures dropped lc under lower
reports from other grain centers, but
this market was wholly nominal; No 8 vel
low, on track. re; No. 2 yellow, in elevator,
TIC; No. mixed, August 6S@69c; Septem-
Der. 66@67c; October, 6i@65c; November, 6S9
&c. Oats-Car lots firm; futures dull and
largely nominal: old No. 2 mixed, ACC; old
No. white. 47l4@4S13c: No. white, August,
35@354c; September, 3S@S4c; October, SAG
fair jobbing demand and steady.
MINNEAPOLIS - Wheat receipts were
small and shipments larger than for some
time; The offerings were light. The demand
care of more good wheat: low grades were
stagnant; No. Northern from Csc for good
to 9613c for fancy with the bulk taken at 95c
No. / sold all the way from 9l1I@94c, accord
ceipts Wheat. "a hours, IS cars; shipments,
% cars; closing prices: No. hard, August,
s97lc, on track, s71zc; No. j Northern, Au,
gust Ss@S9l4c; September. sac; December,
NOrthprn
ust, S4114c; on track, 92@aSc.
NEW ORLEANS-Flour quiet and weak;
new fancy, SO IS; extra fancy, 81 35: patents,
81 IS. Corn meal firm at So 25. Corn quiet
loc; white. 75c. Oats steady; No. sacked
Western, 42@43c; Texas. 4Oc. Rye, ordinary
to prime steady, 42@5ssc, Hay-Quiet and
Il 50. Hogs-Products shade easier. PORK,
sll IS Lard, refined tierce, SIC. Boxed
meats-Dry salt shoulders, SIC. sides, 7zsc;
6a%s SaG1n cnoee 5e"gdsTs ansar cured dsG ssss c6
quiet; Rio, ordinary to fair, k@l9c. Whisky
steady: Western recti1ied. 81 O4@l so. Bran
dull, 67@70c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat steady at decline;
spot 97A@973sc; the month, 97ll4@97ssc; Sep
nominally easy: spot, 14@6715c; the month,
6I4c; September, 66c. Oats in good demand;
N No white Western, 4sc asked; No; mixed
active and higher; good to choice tim
othy, Sl4 OO@l5 90. Butter firm: creamery,
fancy, lS1ac; creamery, fair to choice, I760lSc;
creamery, imitation. 15616c; ladle, fancy,
lac: good to choice, 1l@l3c; store packed, 10
@l3c. Eggs firm at 16c.
CINCINNATI-Flours steady. Wheat in good
demand; strong; No. 2 red, S715@Ssc. Corn
in light demand and weak: No 2 mixed, 6l@
CSC. Oats in fair demand and firm; No. =
mixed SIC. Rye scarce; No. 2, 75c and nominal
Pork dull and lower at $ll o. Lard dull
and lower at Sc 25 and nominal. Bulkmeats
rfol lnr- n 1nNu Vlna nrisa
81 IS. Butter strong. Sugar dull and lower
Eggs quiet at l219@l3c. Cheese stronger.
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged Wheat
quiet; No spring on track cash, 92@93c: Sep
tember, S41ac; No. Northern, CSC. Corn quiet:
No. on track cash, Gle. Oats steady: No. 9
white on track, 36c. Barley steady; No on
track, 6713c. Rye steady; No. l in store 7315c
Provisions easy. Pork-September, $40 35
Lard-September, So 65.
TOLEDO-Wheata active and easier; cash.
Gle; August and September, 905Sc; December,
934c. Corn steady; cash. 65c. Oats quiet;
cash, Soc. Cloverseed dull and steady; cash.
81 %: October, "a 35; December, s. As.
DULUTH-Wheat was dull and a fraction
lower. Receipts were l3 cars September
opened at S714c, sold down to s6s4c; closing
at S51zc bid. December opened at S71@c, sold
to SIC, up to size and closed at SIC.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat steady; No. hard
cash. 7S1ac bid; August, 7s1sc bid; No. 2 red,
cash. 7Sc bid. Corn lower; cash, 505Sc; August
1870. Oats steady; cash, 25115c; August, 23slc
Eggs firm at 1015c.
PEORIA-Corn steady: No. 9, 6Oc: No. 3,59c;
No. 4, 5Sc. Oats steady; No. white, 29c: No,
white, 2S14c. Rye nominal; No. Q, 6s@69c