Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-25

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
very duh and weak; holders anxious to sell:
spring S wset senE7 7.c: "nset so 1e Tsa s4s s0 No.
white, s7sSas7jsc; No. 5 white, 275sGssc. No.
Frye. 7s1ac: No: barley, Sc; No. 3, 40@5Sc;
timothy seed, 81 sz@1 80 Mess pork. per bbl,
50 9719@10 90. Lard, per 100 lbs, s6 17}3@6 20.
Short ribs sides Qoose), S. 5215@5 IS. Dry
salted shoulders (bo1ed), 81 50@5 90. Short
finished goods, per gal, 81 Is. Sugars un-
changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm: fancy creamery. 271S
lS1$c
NEW YORk-FIour lower and weak: mod
erately active; low extras. 81 9oGS 50 winter
wheat, low grades, 81 so@s 50: fair TO fancy.
So COCA 30: patents. "a 25@5 90; Minnesota
mixtures. So s5@4 So. Cornmeal steady and
quiet. Wheat-Spot dull and lower: No. 8
red; s6Ic in store and elevator, $500
e rss sasc: 81 So 70 No. ssS sse
s%s5SSSssse; %a,7Ss1 aIs;ao5, n. ! hard sssc; No. :
red, March; sSase; April; sas4@a574c,
Jnly, 9l@9l5sc. closing at Gle; August. 9014@
9l1sc. closing at 90Ac; September, S9sl@9Okc,
closing at S9Ac. Rye steady and quiet: sales
1000 bushels, at Gle. Barley dull; Corn
elevator, 471S@4e3Ic afloat; ungraded Mixed
46d49c: No. ), 461a@41c; steamer mixed, $3.50
4s35sc. options-March. 47ss@47s4c, closing at
41s4c; April, 4711@475sc, closing at 477Sc: May,
45s4@4615c, closing at 46sSc: June, 45@l5sSc,
closing at 45sssc; July, 455s@457sc, closing ut
45sc. Oats-Snots lover, dull; options dull,
firmer: May, 3sA@S41sc, closing at 34c: No. 2
white, April, 355sc, closing at 355sc: spot No.
white, S6@S6l4c; mixed Western, s4635kc;
white do 36@40c. Hay in fair demand and
firm: shipping, 1oc; good to choice, s5c@Sl 90.
Hops quiet and steady: Pacific coast, 100
241ac. Tallow dull; city (S2 90 for packages),
44c bid. Eggs quiet and about steady;
Western, l15c. Pork in fair demand and
firm. Cut meats firm; picked shoulders,
$ 90; middles firm: short clear, Sc 10. Lard
s. 5a1I3; options-March, Sc 81; May, s6 SO,
July, s6 6s: August. s6 20. Butter in fair
demand, fresh and firm: Westrn dairy, new,
nsM ssf c sS T. e cbse,s dc ssGEE ssTEG
active and steady, part skims 6@loc.
PHlLADELPHIA-Flo ouies and weak
Wheat weak and unsettled: closed steady:
No. red, March and April, 9514@9SNc; May
sSE@s4c; june, 9os4@slHc. Corn-Options
firm: car lots quiet but firm; No. mixed in
elevator. 45c: No. 3, in export elevator 4sl/
@431ac; steamer, in export elevator, 43l345c:
No yellow, in grain depot, 47slc; No. ,, in
exgort kss%r. elevator MH, ;, rs: No mixed, 45s5
weak: No. s white. s4@s41Sc: No. 2 White. in
CSC; choice No. 2 white, in grain
depot, 36Hc; No white. March, 35%@36c;
Ia5ss. Eas5sE quiet and sasisF' Pennsylvania frs's'
spot and March, 9614c; April, 9615c asked:
May, 9S1sc: June, 9l34c. Corn firm er; mixed
spot. 46@461sc: March, 4e@4614c: April, 4615c:
May, May 453sS ,s asked; ss;a; steamer mixed, 4Alc
Western, 3614c: No. 2 mixed do, 3416c asked.
Rye quiet and steady; No. 9, 9O@9lc. Hay
very firm; good to choice timothy, s14 OO@
10 30. Provisions steady and quiet. Butter
firm Eggs unsettled at lac.
ST. LoUIs-Flour very dull and really
nothing doing. Wheat-Cash was lower at
Sec: May closed at s4@S4sc; July, SOlIc.
Corn-Cash lower at S424c: options higher;
May closed at 351ac; Oats better: cash. 29c;
May, 2S5Sc. Rye dull; no sales. Barley quiet:
small sales of Minnesota at 45@46c. Pro,
standard. slo a71a@lo 50; old, IS Is. Lard"
Be- 00@6 05.
CINCINNATI-Flourd dull and neglected.
demand; No. mixed, 401!c. Oats in fair de-
mand: No. mixed, 3O@SO1&c. Rye strong:
No. 2, soc. Pork barely steady at $40 Is.
and bacon quiet. Bntter firm Eggs easier
1t 111zc. Cheese strong and higher; prime to
choice cured Ohio fiat, n%@l2c.
NEW ORLEANS-Sugar strong; open ket-
tie, choice, SIC; fully fair to prime, SIC:
good common to fair, 21s@3c; common, a9I6
92Ac; centrifugals, choice yellow clarified.
) 7-l6c prime do, l3-l6c: off do, SIC: sec,
onds, 2A@314c. Molasses-Centriiugal firm;
strictly prime, 19c; good p4ime, 15@l7c: fair
to prime, l0@l3c; common to good, 6@9c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour neglected. Wheat
ower: May, soA@s01ac: No. 2 spring, soc: No.
Northern, S3c Corn steady; No & 361.M
,7l4c. Oats dull; No. 2white, 30c: No. 8, do,
,sL@e9c. Barley dull: No. 2, sec: sample,
Il@59c. Rye weak: No. !, Sic. Provisions
quiet Pork-May, $40 OH. Lard, Sc 20.
MINNEAPoLIS-Whe Northern,
March, 7615c: May, opening, 771Ic; highest
nc: lowest, 761sc; closing, 1870: July, OPEN
ng, 79l+c; highest, 7911c: lowest, 7s]Sc; clos
ny, 7s1Sc; on track. No. i hard. 7Sc; No.
Northern, Tc; No. Northern, 72@75c.
KANSAS CITY - Flour unchanged.
heat weak at a steady decline: No. 3 hard
'old at zoe; No. hard, 65@69Hc. Corn lower; |
No. 2 white, 32@341ac. Oats weak and dull;
No. 2, 271ac. Butter and eggs unchanged.
DULUIH-Wheat-No l hard, cash, 791sc:
Nay, sls4c; No. Northern, cash, 7sc; March, |
SIC; No 2 Northern cash, 7lc; No. g. 66c; |
elected, Sc: on track, No. 1 hard, 791zc; No. |
Northern, 7S1@c. |
TOLEDo-wheat active and firm; No. Q |
ash, March and May, ssc; July, s51c. Corn |
lull; No. cash, 3S11c; No. 3, 3Sc; Nc. 4, 361Sc.
,ats quiet; No. Cash, 30Ac. Rye dull; cash,
&c.