Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-29
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Cash quotations were as follows: Floul
demoralizedi no established market; buyer:
spring wheat. 7s115c, No. red: ssc: No:
corn, 3S1l@3s1lc. No. oats, ssc; No. white
sOc; No. 9 white, ,ssa@sskc No say srye;7sc; No. !
b., ss@4sc No i faxseed. e6115c. Prime
timothy seed. 81 22@l 2s. Mess pork. per Dbl
| $40 4O@lO 42]]5. Lard, per 100 lbs, S6 25@6 e7h
saiPed slGet siS shouldeTs nen lSoxed S6S5 shor
clear sides (boxed), Sc 1906 20. Whisky
| distiIlers' finished goods, per GAL 81 IL
Sugars, cut loaf unchanged: granulated un
| changed; standard "a unchanged. NO.
corn, new, 31zc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
| ter market was quiet: fancy creamery. s7@
2sc; fine Western, 24@s6c: ordinary, e0@23c
| fine dairy. 2s@25c. Eggs lower; receipts
| liberal, 12@l2Zc.
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and heavy: Corn.
| meal dull. Wheat-Spot unsettled and
| weaker; moderate business: No. red, 95lSc,
store and elevator; 97A@sse, afioat; 9714@
red red, ssI@ssle: No: i northern, se7sGs7Isc:
No hard, 975s@esHc; No. 2 Northern, siH
@s3c: options-No. red April. 94llss
Sss' ss oiasinR slasiRs at at e Jans Mns s. ss
GsoIc, closing ssssc: July, ss7S@sczc. closing
soc August. s9ss@9Oc, closing at S9ssc; Sep.
tember: ss34@ssssc, closing at sszsc: Decem-
Western. Vees ssH ssgsn1c. Barley dull corn1spots spots
active and stronger; No. 9, 4s@4sAc in ele-
vator; 49@49l4c afloat; ungraded mixed. Az
IsAc: options-March and April, 4s@4s15c,
&c: June, A5ss@461sc, Closing at 45sSc;
sSo Ja sesas at Gass
QUIET, frmer: May, 3415@3fszc, closing at
54sssc: july ,34@aal ", closing at 4c;No2 white,
April sSkc; spot Ssso. No Si,n White ~ s7S@ssc;
Hay quiet and firm. Hops steady and quiet.
Tallow quiet Eggs quiet and weak; Western,
13@l3l1c. Pork in fair demand and steady.
Cut meats dull and steady. Middles dull;
Western steam, Sc GO: options, March, S. IS:
May, Sc 57@6 co. closing at Sc 60 bid; July, S. 20
at II; August Sc 50. Butter quiet and steady;
Western dairy, ls@s2c: do creamery, 200
2915c: do factory, l5H@22c; Elgin, 29112c.
Cheese in moderate demand and steady;
part Skins, 6@lOc.
PHlLADELPHIA-Flo weak Wheat
Near deliveries firm; futures beyond April
Me- rsd MsreS II sssn Sn SdegG' 81 S
96s1c: May, 921l@9Sc; June, 961a@9lc. Corn
Options strong and higher: carlots firm and
in good demand; ungraded mixed, 47c: No. 3,
steamer No. yellow. in elevator. 47c; No.
2, high mixed and yellow, in grain depot and
elevator, 4Sc: No. 2, in export elevator, 471Ic:
No. 2 April. 4714c: No. 2 mixed. March, 4714@
46@464c. Oat>-Carlots firm; futures higher;
No. mixed, S3115c; No. 3 white, S41a@35c: do
clipped, BIC: No. white, 37@3719c; No. 2
white, March, s6@s7c: April, a61aGa7c; May,
3615@37c: June, 361%@37c. Provisions quiet.
Pork-Mess. new, $l2 O0@l3 90: do family,
sl3 75@A %: hams. smokl 1, lo@llc. Butter
extra. as1I@29c: Pennsylvania print, extra,
33@36c. Eggs quiet and steady: Pennsylva-
mia firsts, lSh@Ac. Cheese steady; part
skins, s1d@l0c.
BALTInIoRE-Wheat easy:No. 2 red, spot,
the month, and April, 95s4@9sc: May. 9215
Gle asked. Corn tirmer: mixed, spot. 47@
471sc; the month. 4674c bid; April, 47Is@47lIc;
May, E@47Hc; June, 47c asked: steamer,
Mbiss Hea SS@ s Saas very No 9ust' ie.G No.
Western, 413c asked. Rye quiet; No. q s9@
9oc. Hay in good demand and steady: good to
choice timothy, s4 oo@l5 80. Provisions
changed. Eggs weak.
CINCINNATI-Flour firm; fancy, 81 00@
Is. Wheat weak andlower: No. 9 red, 9O@
9015c. Corn easier; No. 2mixed. 40H@4os4c
Oats active: No. mixed. 3U1a03I1Sc Rye
firm; No. 2 9Oc Pork firmer at $i0 37Ls. Lard
stronger at Sc 05. Bulk meats 1rmer at S5 Is
Bacon steady at Sc 70. Butter steady; fancy
Egin ereamsrS s1 s1s.s soc; Ohio s5g27e; good to
at n@l1Sc. Cheese steady and firm; prime
to choice cured Ohio fat, n13@l2c.
NEW ORLEANS = Sugar firm; open ket-
mon to good fair, 2S@se: centrifugals,
s%@sssc; seconds, aN@sssc Moiasse,s. , 90 open aT
kettle, nominal centrifugals. firm, strictly
prime, l9c: good prime, 15@l7c; fair to
prime, lO@l3c: common to good common,
6@9c.
ST. LOUIs-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. 2 cash. s2z@Aesc; May closed
Cash higher at s5szc; options-May closed at
July; s6e' ,s9ae SassISash psah,g higher at
but slow. Pork $40 90 for new mess; So GO
for old. Lard, s6 OO@6 O5.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat weak:
No. 2 spring, TIC: May. 7sc; No. Northern,
s2@s3c. Corn null; No 8, 311ac: Oats steady;
firm; No. 2, 53114 c: sample, 40@59c Rye steady;
Lard, Lar Sc IS. ' ~
MINNEAPOLIS-whea Northern
March, closing, 75c; May. closing. 75ss@7515c;
9gReis 9aR nphsss 5se c bid :s lSTesa so;s %
track No. hard; &c: No. Northern, 76c;
No. Northern, 70@73c.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat, nothing doing.
Corn dull at 33c; entirely nominal. But
ter steady at a2@Soc Eggs firm at nc; Hay
xxx, ST 6O@i 70
DULUTH-Wheat-No. hard cash, 7s}Sc;
March. TIC: Nav, s01zc; No. ! Northern,
cash. nc; March, nc: May, 7s1ac: No. North
ern cash, 70c: No. 8 Northern, CSC; rejected,
:6c; on track, No. hard, 7Sc; No. Northern,
77c.
TOLEDO-wheat dull; No. Q cash s7Ic;
MAY, SIC: July. s3Tc: August. sSSsc. Corn
dull and steady; No cash. S9c; No. yellow,
4Oc. Oats quiet; cash, SOC. Rye dull; cash
Sc.