Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-17

| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and weak, with some sales at
| sac; No. spring wheat, sO@slc; No red,
| SS1ac; No. 2'corn, SSl4c; No. oats, 2SL@2shc:
| No. white, TO. b., 3l@sl?5c; No. 8 white,
56c; No 3, f. O. b., 4a@5sc; No l. f. o. b., 4o@4sc;
No. l f1axseed, SIC; prime timothy seed,
| 81 POL S Mess pork, per barrel, $40 40.
uoosel, s. 65: dry saited shoulders tbo1ed),
s. 1906 80; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 10
Whisky, oistillers' finished goods, per GAL,
81 l3. Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged.
Eggs, l3c.
NEW YoRK-Flonr generally dull and
heavy. Cornmeal dull: Wheat-spot quiet
and elevator 81 olS@i Is s afloat. & ois5@ Stte
05s4 free on board: No. 8 red. 96@9615c: nn-
as7las1 sIaaea red ed ss5se@sl Ss 30 Northern
March, as@ssse, closing A at ssssc; s Aprfl, pra,
ssSsse ss2+ g $3.50 closing n,;.as, st ss5e; MAY,
july sss@ssc. closing % az sse e.0isSs Rgs duf sSH
and steady. Barley dull. Corn-Spot firmer
and moderately active; No. 9, 47c in eleva-
tor, 4,2s@4Sc afioat: ungraded mixed. 1870
4S11ac; No 3, &c: steamer mixed, 463<@473Ic.
Options, March, 467s@47c, closing 47c; April,
s749F-c, closing at 4714c: May: 46A@4714c,
closing sl1Ig At 1915; Jgne, 452s@4ec;, closing
gust. 46zs@l7sc, dosing at 4s1c. oatsSspot
May ssese;p July Eggs 5s@s. s elosins lasss'ali az
Western, S5@361lc: white do, 37a4o1Sc; No.
Chicago afioat nominal. Hay steady and
quiet. Tallow higher and excited; city (S2
iota tor packagesl 41s-is@tMcI Eggs tirmer and
and firm. Cut meats quiet: middles quite
easy. Lard firmer but quiet Western steam,
Sc 6s1a options. March, Sc 60; May, s6 64
July, S6 72@6 IS, closing at IS q bid. Butter
firm and in better demand; Western dairy,
1a22c; do creamery, 2o@29c: do factory,
l7@22c; Elgins, 29c. Cheese quiet and steady;
part skins, 6@l0c.
PHILADELPH PHI.-Flour dull and weak
of crop damage by cold
weather in the West influenced good specu-
lative buying to cover 'shorts'' and prices
advanced &c; No. red. in export elevator,
@sslGc; MAY, s7@s7Isc: june, s5}sGsecI. c. Corr <, A
Steady with light offerings; No. 3, in export
elevator, 4c; steamer; 45ke: No. 9, 4s1z@46Ac;
Msea MaS asIss 4S@Ss Sase sae agg sss Sass
-Carlots in better demand: No. white
sSc; No 2 white, s6k@seslc; choice No. Z
ssas %@lss on ,iS traes sIAs No White; March.
l415c. '''
BALIIMoRE-Wheat firmer; No. red,
spot and, and March, 81 COOL ool; April, 81 90:
2 red, 96@S61zc. Corn steady at decline:
mixed spot and March, 46ss@47c: April, II |
@411sc; Nav and June, 47c asked; steamer
Western, So14@s7c; No mixed do, s4S@s5c.
Rye fairly active and easy; No. 2, 931Sc Hav |
very firm; good to choice timothy, $l3 5O@ |
Is so. Provisions steady and quiet ButteT
steady. Eggs steady at lac. |
ST LOUIS-Flour-Low grades easy. others
quiet. Wheat-No. red cash, sSsSc; Nav |
closed at Ssas@Ss15c; July, SSslc; AUGUST. |
s25c. Corn-No. cash, s51c; Marcn, S5sSc: |
May, 355sc. oats-Cash noniinally worth 5Sc;
May higher, closing at 2s15c. Rye dull and
lower; SIC bid. Barley quiet; Minnesota
sold at 5215c. Provisions-Porki in better de- |
mand at $40 s719. Lard f1rmer at Sc Ii.
NEW ORLE .NS-Sugar-Open kettle very
to lair, 25s93c. CentrifugaIs st1on@:
8zac; seconds, 2A@sNc. Molasses-Open
prime, I5c: good to prime, l5@l7c: fair to
prime; lO@l3c; common to good COM
mon, 6@9c.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat dull but steady:
No. ? hard, cash, 76@77c; No red nominal
, mixed, 34@341ac; No. white, 35c; options
easy; No. 2. March, SIC. April, 32114c; May, 32c
md Maneb 4aei ap pd pTa wsk SO cash
steady at l018c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. Wheat stead
er: May, ss1sc; No. spring, ssc: No
Northern, ss1ac. Corn active, No. 8. S715@
White, 3O@3lc. barley higher; No. ?, sc:
ample, 5000. Rye steady; No. p SIC
PROVISIONS steady. Pork-May, $40 60. Lard
May, Sc 80.
CINCINNATI-Flour weak. Wheat strong
4; No. red, 94c. Corn in lair demand and
lrmer; No. 2 mixed, 42c. Oats at 3ls<c.
Rye nominal: No. 2, s9@9Oc Pork lower at
10 IS Lard easy at Sc Is. BuIkmeats quiet
t S. 70. Bacon steady ut s675. Butter steady.
Eggs quiet ut H@lsc Cheese in fair demand
nd steady.
LIS-Wheat-Close for No. l
'orthern, March, closing at Sic; May opening
t sISsc: highest, s21sc: lowest, size: closing
t slasc; July. opening sS3ac; highest ss51c;
ard, s413c; No. Northern. sSc; No. 2 North
IN, S@SOc.
DULU1H-Wheat-No. hard cash, and
Iarcb. s32sc: May, s6ssc; No. l Northern,
ash, slasc; March, slssc; May, sissc; No;
n track, No. h,s'd, s3s4c; No. Northern,
1OLEDo-Wheata active and steadier, No. 2
ash, 9!lc; May, 92szc: July, soc. Corn active
nd fI1nel; No. cash. 4lc; May, 39Gc; No. B.
NC; No. 3s74c. Oats quiet; cash, 32c. Rye
ull; cash, S511C,