Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged; No spring wheat,
S9l4c: No. Sspring wheat, SSc; No 2 red, 92G
white SO34c; No. white, 291IG50c; No.
| rye, S4l2c; No. barley, SC; No.S I. o. b.,
46@56c: Nc. 4, (. o. b., 57@3l C: No. faxseed.
Fork. per barrel IS IS. Lard per 100 h, Sc 4711aa
| Short ribs sides, Qoose) S5 s21%; dry salted
| shoulders, (boXed) SIS 0965 25; short clear
sides, tboxedl Sc 2O@6 25. Whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gal, 81 IA. Sugars un-
| changed.
On the produce exchange to-day the butter
market was weak and lower: fancy cream
nary, , .@24c; selected dairies, 22@25c; ordi-
nary, ls@2lc. Eggs, l7@lsc.
NEW YORK-Flour held firmly and quiet.
Cornmeal more active and steady. Wheat
Spot market unsettled, closing stronger
business; No. red, 81 O61a@l 07 in store and
elevator, 81 071I0l OS3l afioat, 81 o6ss(l1 O9lI
I: o; b; No: red, 81 oI53@I o.; ungraded red,
l hard, 81 O9@I O91%: No. Northern, 81 02sz:
at 81 O6sz; April, 81 05@f o5zS, Closing at
uGs haE o @ SCI CLOSING 81 sGsnF as 81 c e ! guis S
9915c@Sl 0O5S, closing at 81 OOsS. Rye stronger,
wanted. Barley dull and weak; No. Mil
tied, closing firm and fairly active; No :, 4s1lQ
4s5sc in elevator, 4914@497Sc af1oat; ungraded
mixed, 4%95lc; No. 8. 47A@4sc; steamer
mixed, 4s@4s74c; ,options,Fe6ruary, $50
ing at 4s7Ec: April, 493S@4s5sc closing at 1880;
May, 4s4@4s14c, closing at 4s14c: June,
4SIc, closing at 41zc; July. 4s5s@4sc.
dull, weak: February closing 36c; March,
closing 351<; Nav, 371Sc; closing size; spot
No. white, 375z@Ssc; mixed Western. $50
S71ac; white do, 37@4Ic; No. 2 Chicago. S714c.
quiet. Middles quiet Lard lower: dull;
Western steam closed Sc 1896 so. Options,
February, s6 q bid: March,. s6 7s, closing,
81 o.. Tallow steady and quiet. Eggs
easier. Western, 251Sc: receipts, 4,I76 pack
ages. Hides steady and quiet. Pork quiet
Western dairy, ls@22c; do creamery, 21@31c;
do factory, l6@23c; Elgin, SOC. Cheese strong;
fair demand; part SKINS, 6@loAc.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour less active.
Wheat firm; good inquiry for export, but
business here was limited by small offerings;
No. . red. in export elevator. 81 O4; No.
q GaI@l Siss; April, 81 Ci14@ ol99s; May,
81 esSi Ss Corn l9wsT .s Mo in eI
export elevator, 4s14c; No. 2. mixed, Febru-
@4s3sc; May, 4s11@4S1Sc. Oats a shade easier;
choice, 371Sc: No white, 371%c: No. white,
February, 3714@3734c; March, 3713@SSc; April,
SsQ5s14c; May, 3s14c. Eggs quiet and weak;
Pennsylvania 1rsts 24@25c.
BALTIMoRE-wheat firm; No. red,
spot and February, 81 c4Gl o411l, March,
81 O4@1 041s: MAY, 81 0311lGl OS334; steamer No
. red, 81 o0A. Corn dull; mixed spot and
February, 4s5s@4S74c: March, 4s5s@4s5Sc:
4Ic Oats @ agiet No White see Wesiean a09 8
@39c; No. 2 mixed, Western, S7@371lc. Rye
firm but quiet; No. 2, 96@961ac. Hay steady;
good choice timothy, slS 0O@14 O0 Provis-
ions steady, quiet and unchanged. Butter
Creamery, fancy, 2s@29c: do, fair to choice,
2762Sc; do imitation, 2l@22c: do rolls, fine,
2l622c; do fair to good, 2O@2lc: store packed,
17@lsc. Eggs-Receipts liberal; market easy
at 2S@24c.
ST. LOUls-Flour firm but very slow.
Wheat-Cash, lower No. 2 red, 92@92llIc: op-
tions opened 5sQ34c higher. Later this was
all lost, but prices advanced and closed 1c
closed at 9S7sc; July, ss7sc bid. Corn-Cas6,
a shade off; No. mixed, 36ssc: options only
fiuctuated Ac during the day and closed
firm the same as yesterday; March, 36ssc;
cash, 3O1Ic; May, Size. Rye lower at 100.
Barley lower; sample lots, 57@60c. Butter
and eggs unchanged. Provisions easier
Pork, sI1 59@ll 6215 for new; So so old, Lard,
Sc 80.
NEW wORLEANs-Sugar strong; open ket-
tie, prime, 2 l5-l6@3c; good fair to fulI fair
23z@27Sc; fair, 25sc: good common, 315c COM
mon, 2AG23Sc: centritugals, off white, 8 1916
@31Sc: choice yellow clarified, 35sc: prime.
315@3 9-l6c; of do. 314@3 7-16c; seconds. 21z@
size. Molasses-Opep kettle, fermenting, Is
0s0c: centrifugals prime, l9c: good prime
l56l7c; fair to prime, lO@l3c; common to
good common, 649c.
CINCINNATI-Flour in moderate de- |
mand Wheat scarce and strong; No. 2 red. |
ESQ., Corn strong; No. mixed, 4O@4lc. Oats |
steady: No. mixed, 32@3215c. Rye steady: |
No ,, s616c. Pork quiet at $Il 75. Lard dull |
at S6 30. Bulk meats firm at So S715. Bacon |
in fail demand at Sc S713 Butter heavy. |
Cheese barely steady. Eggs heavy and lower |
1t lie. |
MINNEAPOLIs-wheat / Northern,
February, S614c; yesterday, s41ac: May, open |
ing, S7ssc highest. S779c: lowest, S63zc, clos |
ing at s7szc: yesterday, S67sc; on track, No. |
hard ssl Ic; No. Northern, 81 &c: No. North |
srn, s2@s4c.
Dull UrH-Wheat-No.1 hard cash. .96sIc bid; |
February, SIC: May, 921sc bid; No. Northern,
cash, S515c; February, S513c; May, 905sc bid; |
No. Northern. cash, 79c: No. Northern,
BIC: rejected, 6l15c: on track, No. hard, Ssc |
bid: No. Northern, SIC bid.
KANSAS C1TY-Wheat, cash, 7Sc bid; Feb |
ruary, 7sc bid; No. red, cash, SIC. Corn
No. 2 cash, 3S1lc bid; February, 33c bid.
Oats-No. 2 cash, 29c bid; February, 2s115c bid. |
Eggs-Slew and weak, 17c..
TOLEDC-Wheat active and higher; No. q |
cash and February, CSC; May, 91sSc. Corn
1nll and steady; No. q cash, 4l15c; No. 8, 4015c.
Oats quiet; No. 2, cash, 33c; No. white. 34c