Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-08

Cash quota tions were as follows: Flour
wheat, s611c; No, spring wheat. sIl1@s2c;
2akc: No 2 white, 3I1@s2Ac; No. 8 white,
% ~ ssasse: S No. Satse; No 9TH ! fias Se' seed ed
81 O1L01 ORR; prime timothy seed, 81 230l 33;
mess nork per bbl.. sll on; lard per 100 bs
s6 40@6 i21a; short rib sides, loose, s. $50
5 s115; dry salted shoulders, boxed, 81 $50
so; short clear sides, boxed, $6 25; whisky,
distillers' finished goods. per gallon, 81 Il.
On the Stock Exchange to-day the butter
fine fine western, as627c; ordinary. so021c: Sc,
lected dairies, 23@26c; ordinary, 19@2lc. Eggs
-l3@lS]Sc.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and heavy. Corn.
meal quiet and steady. Wheat-Spot mar
red. 81 o21z@1 Os11 in store and elevator,
81 O4115@l 06 afloat, 81 o31S@l 06s< f. O. b.; No.
red, 9sQsS12c; ungraded red. S31c@$l 0511SS;
No. Northerf, 81 o21Ql 0211Sl: No. hard,
declined X@Ihc on lower cables, large re-
ceipts West, increase in visible supply, fine
crop weather and liberal India shipments:
N@pSc on foreign and local longs
selling closed week at M@lAc under satur-
81 .PS . aPE q sssi og eiesins sa sGsss'ss ssss
June, ss34@sss5c; closing, s5s4c: July $50
s7slc; closing. 96szc; August, S4ss@95c; clos
ing, 949sc. Rye quiet. lower; Western. S71s@
business; No. ?, 4s16@4sAc elevator: $500
5Os4c afioat; ung1aded mixed. 4s1z@5E5c: No.
8, 4s4c; steamer mixed, 4s7s@5o1Sc. Options
M@s gS on Eeaasr eshss easns and ag
aes elesiSs ' 'i0:an; Jnhs s0'' esesins sez
July tss CLOSING 1GS,s at .ss5c n Sassspos dull
weaker. March, 3611c, closing at s61<c: May,
s615@aes4c, closing at se11c; June, s5N@sec,
closing at sec; No: 2 spot white, ssQSsAc;
No Chicago. nominal. Hay firm and
quiet. Hops easy and quiet Sugar-Raw
quiet and steady.
PH1LADELPHIt - Flour weak. Wheat
weaherr; No r., red, m March slolH@l olA
CSC CONCEPTIONS quiet and steady; carloIs
quiet; No. 4high mixed in grain depot. 47c;
No. export elevator, 47c; steamer in do.
ls14@4s15c; May. 4sG4s1c; june, 4s1l@4sc.
Oats-Carlots firm with fair demand; fu-
lures nominal: No. white, S6@3615c; No.
SIC; n,se Apsii, 3sassHc; May and June june, ssES s
soc.
BALTIMORE = Flour steady. Wheat
weak and lower: No: 2red, d. spot and March.
q asi Hei e. Corn % dull f and easy; Sis' missS siSi
4s1sc; May. 4934sAc: steamer MIXED. AZ
9ss Hsy e so ssoss
timothy, SIS 5o0sl5 90. Provisions steady
and unchanged.
CINCINN easier; s. COOS 80;
fancy, 81 1894 IS; wheat easier: No. red, 9lc:
receipts. $500 bushels; shipments, 1000
bushels. Corn stronger; No. mixed,
4s11@43c. Oats stronger; No. 2 mixed,
3215@s3c. Rye firm; No. 2, Soc. Pork firm
at sll 25 Lard in lair demand; IS 25. Bulk
meats in good demand at IS 80. Bacon firm
at s. 80.
MINNEAPOLIS-The spasm of strength
that overlook wheat two weeks ago has dis
appeared, and the market to-day was back
to the break below SAC. Closing prices were:
highest, s4zc; lowest, ss1c; closing at s3111c;
on track, No hard. s4Ac; No. Northern.
s3Ic; No. Northern, T@s0c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat declined early, then partially reccv
cred, let go again and closed Nc below Sat-
urday: No. 9 cash. Gle; May closed at 90Nc;
July, s4l4c. Corn lower and not much done;
firm; No. cash, 3oszc; May, Size.
MILwAUKEE-Flour very dull. Wheat
weak; No. 9 spring, sc; No. l Northern,
SOC; May, s515c. Corn dull; No. g. 40c.
Oats quiet; No. . white, 3l1zc; No. 3 do, S0}fQ
Bic. Barley quiet; No. 2, 521zc; sample. SIG
&c. Rye in moderate supply; No. l. s61<6s7c.
DULUTH-The following were the closing
prices: No. hard, cash ss1fc; March. sS1<c;
Sac: May. se7sc; No. Q Northern, cash, 76c: No.
3, 79c; rejected, 5Sc; on track, No. l hard,
S41<c; No. Northern, S3]&c.
NEW ORLEANS-Flour quiet; fancy, ~ 20;
extra fancy, - 80: patents, y 60. CornmeaI
steady. Corn firm; No. sacked white. $50
49c; mixed and yellow, 490J0c. Oats steady
No. sacked, 39>zc. =
ToLEDo-wheat active and lower; No .