Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1876-06-08
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Pittsburgh Markets.
MONDAY, June 5. 1876.


BEANS Are dull and depressed. with hard
ly enough done to establish quotations. We
quote a. 95c9sl U5 for navy.
FUTrER-There was lettle better feeling
on choice grades to-day but hardly enOught 10
produce any material change in the market
There were lew sales of extra choice al l94d20c
bui the general quotatl III Of choice is l7@iSc;
prime li1l common 10 lair lU9 lSc.
ChEESE-rhere was an active feeling, with
\ liberal supply and easy values. We quote
New YORK Goshen at 'l3Gl31zr; new Ohio fac
Tory 9l2@l0c for choice; S@l9e for good To prime;
5a7c tor low grades.
DRIED FRUITS-Are quiet an steady. We
quote common To choice apples ut ga l0c; sliced
l0@llc. Peaches-Halse l21aGl3c; peeled lSs
2Oc.
EGGS-There was a liberal suppy and the
market was easy and a shade lower. We quote
~ l219@l3c = doz for strictly fresh.
Fla Uh-rheIe was steady demand a. firm
prices. The raies current are follows 1Ur
The wholesale trade of our local millers: No. |
wnite wheat flour 81 20 p barrel; No / ambt r
do. 81 %; red wheat flour So 1907 "; in sacks
25c Off 2 barrel. The jObbing brands of the
leading dealers for standard Dralds of fours
are steady, as follows: Choice brands of winter
flour 81 0OS7 25; white wheat 81 5Ot97 rs; Wis
consin is quoted at So 25@6 80; Minnesota S6 5C
@6 75; Graham flour S6 15@7 20; cornmeal 75c
2 bushei; rye flour S. w 2 barrel
GRAIN-Was a slightly improved feeling
in grain circles compared With The staguatien
OF last week, but the grain was not enough 20
make the market active. Receipts continue
in excess II requirements. Wheat is Quiet
and dull but nominally steady. We quote
choice Michigan white winter at 81 409l As
prime Indiana red winter 81 30@l 33; Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio red winter 81 25t9l %. Corn
was easy at former prices. We quote shelled
at 56s57c for yellow; 54@56c for mixed. Oats
were dull under liberal receipts at depressed
quotations. We quote mixed Pennsy lvanla
and Ohio at 35926c; white do. 27@3Sc; Western
white 39940c. Rye is easy at 759S0c p pushel
HAY-There was weak and dub market
under very heavy receipts. We quote prime
No. timothy at sl7 GOALS g per ton; No. SIS u
al6 00 upland prairie Sl2 00al3 90.
MILL FEE.EThe market is quiet. We
quote bran firm at GOALS so per ton; seconds
and shipstnffs SIS GOALS %; middlings $40 OOs
% %; chopped feed $40 OOa24 90.
POTATOES Business from store ruled at 81
a40cc fol peacnblOwS; 30a35c for Peerless. New
Carolina potatOs were quoted at 81 U0a7 25 p b
VlNEGAR-TheIe is a steady trade at lSa20S
per gallon for prime country stock.
Provisions.
There was a steady jobbing trade at former
prices. Receipts are moderate.
BACON-JoDbing quotations are as follows
shoulders slSc per pound; Short rib sides l2c
CUT AND CURED MEATS Hams 1910 pei
ID for extra sugar cured canvassed. Breaks
Bacon-sugar cured, l4c. Sugar cured sh0ul.
ders can vassed. at l0c. Dried Beet, sugar cured
LARD-We quote prime leaf lard in tierces
at l21zc fb in buckets l4c v II: In S-fb caddIes
Ice ID.
LARD OLIVE quote extra winter>strained
at s5c per gallon; No. at SIC per gallon; No.
at SIC; minors oil, white winter. 6Oc; spring.
strainad lard Oil is now in market, and rules
Base below hese quotations.
TALLOW - We quote chambers. country
rendered, at sasH per b.;
mand for country cured meats. We quote hams
at lI11al2c per ID; st oulders 9a95c; sides l2al3c
lard I2al3c.