Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-15
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Cash quotations were. as follows: Flour
dull; spring patents, 81 90@5 40 winter
spring wheat, 96c; No. 3spring wheat, 92@93c:
No. red, 9615@9S15c: No. 2 corn, 5714c: No.
oats, 39A@40c: No. white, 4214@Hc; No.
IeR TRifs nomna ao alGtSG ~ no b ss ss No. ofr
6Gc; No. flaxseed, 81 10; prime timothy seed,
81 21dl 2S; mess pork, per barrel, $40 90; lard,
per 100 pounds, s. 05@6 Oh: short rib sides
| loosel, $ 1903 so; dry salted shoulders
| (boxed), s. OO@5 10; short clear sides (boxed),
| $6 25@6 30. Sugars-Cut loaf unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was unchanged; eggs, 4@15c.
NEW YORk-Flou- dull and heavy. Corn
@3 s.. Wheat-Spot market weaker and
quiet: No 2 red, 81 0734@1 0S, store and eleva-
tor; 81 o9% afioat; 81 0S349l IO34, f. o. b.; un-
rive, 81 1O14; No. hard, to arrive, 81 1S34; No.
2 Chicago, 81 OF; options changed only
slightly and wholly from local specu-
actin, atii9n l1n declining c,osirty eary I@c' re-
@34c under yesterday; No. 2 red June, clos
ing at 81 o71s; July, 81 0501 053s, closing at
81 O51s: August. 81 Ol 5-l6@l O2Is, closing at
81 0O34: October, 81 O11S@l OH, closing at
81 0l1S; November, closing at 81 017x; Decem-
Der, 02zs@1 O3 5.l6, closing at 81 OPS; May,
dS9 81 O61s@i G1 closing at 81 061s Rye
and fairly active: No. 2, 6615c in elevator,
671@c afioat; ungraded mixed, 65@671&c; OPP
tions opened nc lower, advanced %@54c, but
closed weak at 1s@Hc under yesterdays
wholly through local manipulation; July,
81 13-l6@62 9-16c closing at 6I55c; August, 6OL
@6l14c, closing at 6O5sc; September, 60k@
dull and heavy; options dull, lower and
weak, June closing at 46l4c; July, 46A@4634c,
closing at 1910; August, 4OA@4ic, closing at
4oAc: September, :S774@aSc, closing, at 3724e;
49c; white do 5O@66c; No. 2 Chicago, 4715c.
Hay steady; shipping, $45 oo@55 90; good to
choice, $50 Is Hops dull; state, com
$25 OO@52 co. Tallow steady and quiet;
Eggs quiet, steady: Western, 161%@1634c.
Hides dull, firm; wet salted New Orleans
selected, 500 bs, 6@sc; Texas, selected, so
ESQ Ms, 6@sc. Pork quiet, steady: old mess,
ST. OO@ll So new mess, $l2 00@l2 50; extra
prime, $l1 90. Cut meats dull, steady; pick
led bellies, 5ssc; do shoulders, 45sc do hams,
S. 40. Lard stronger moderate demand;
Western steam, So 3211a; July Sc 1896 So, clos
ing, Sc "a bid; August, Sc As; September, Sc 81
@6 62 closing, So 81 bid; October, Sc p. But
ter quiet, easy; Western dairy, I1@l5c do
creamery, 1S19c: do factory, 11@01415c; Elgin,
ls1ac. Cheese quiet, weak: part skins, 4l7c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour unchanged. Wheat at
the opening was weak and &c lower but
fluctuations were confined to a narrow
range the tendency was to higher prices I'M
til noon, when prices sagged. There was
recovery near the close, but final prices were
81 90; July, 90@9l3sc, closing at 9l@9l1sc; Au-
gust, S92s@9O19c, closing at s97sc; September,
SG5s@slc, c1os1ng aoSII at 9o2c; December, 9s@e4e
had strong reaction and advanced &c, but
weakened off later. The weakness in wheat
sympathetically affected the market and
1ac of the loss ana finally closed 1c below
yesterday; No. cash, 5S34@5413c; July, 51s4@
5S5s, closing at 52sc bid; september, $3.50
No. 2 cash, 451l@4612c; July, S7@3SIc, closing
at 3l1sci August, SlE4@32215c. closing at 3l11c;
September, 3l4@32c, closing at 31Jsc. Rye
neglected. Hay-Timothy steady at $13 O6@
II 90. Eggs, 12c. Cornmeal firm at 81 $50
90. Provisions-Market firmer for dry salt
meats and lard, quiet and unchanged for
pork and bacon.
PHILADELPHIA-Flou quiet Wheat
options quiet and prices largely nominal;
desirable milling grades in small supply and
prices firm; sales fancy ungraded on track,
81 IS: No. ? red. in elevator (for milling),
al %; August, 81 0l14@l O15ss;; spot, 81 O0A@
l OIL. CONCEPTIONS inactive and closed
shade lower local trade demand light, but
supplies were limited and prices unchanged;
No mixed, elevator, 6615c: No. high mixed
and yellow, in grain depot, 66c: No. 2 mixed,
June, 63@64c: July, ,6215@631ac; August, 61@62c;
September, 601a@6l7ac. Oats-Carlots quiet;
options steady but quiet; sales ungraded
white, 4Se; No. white, 4Sc; No. white, 49c;
No. white June, 4s15@49c: July, 4s@4s4c;
August, 42@43c; September, 3919@4ohc; Eggs
quiet and easy; Pennsylvania firsts, 17c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat 2 red weak; !
spot 81 0GR@l 0634; June, 81 0514@l O5145; July,
tem5eT, 81 o0A@l COZ; steamer No: ? red, |
July, 61376@62c; spot. No white, si1Sc> Oats
dull; No. white Western, 52@55c; No 2 |
mixed do, SIC asked. Rye nominal; No. 2, |
95c; receipts, 600 bushels; shipments, none; |
stock, 4,S75. Hay firm; good to choice |
timothy, $l2 0o@l3 So Provisions unchanged |
Butter weak and unchanged. Eggs at 1910. |
CINCINNATI I-Flour-Demand moderate; |
s. 1904 so; family, s. f5@4 IS. Wheat-Light
demand No. 2 winter red, 81 OIL. Corn !,
Light demand; No. mixed, $4,000. Oats
dull and low; No. mixed, 47c. Rye dull and
nominaIat Soc on track. Pork-Light de-
mand but firm at $40 20. Lard-Demand fair
1T s. so. Bulk meats steady; short ribs,
S5 95. Bacon steady and unchanged. Butter
Cheese easy; prime Ohio flats, S15@9c.
MILWAUKEE, quiet. Wheat quiet;
No. 2 spring, on track cash, 95@96c; july
MIC; No. Northern, 81 co. Corn easier; No.
rack 43c. Barley easy; No. 2, in store 72c.
Rye weak; No. 2 in store, sac. Provisions
weak. Pork-July, $40 071a. Lard-July,
IS 12L,
TOLEDO-Wheat active and lower; closed
irmer: cash and July, 81 OF: july 961ac; Aug
lst, 9412c; September, $3.50; December, SIC.
Jorn dull and firm; cash and June, 60c. |
OATS quiet; cash. Acc. Cloverseed dull; cash,
A 90
KANSAS CITY-Wheat quiet; No. 2 hard,
ash. S719@ssc; June, Soc bid; No. red, cash,
9@90c. Corn in good demand; No. 2 cash,
O5sc bid; June, 5614c bid. Oats quiet; No. 2
,ash, 4s34c; June, 4134@42c. Eggs firm at 111lc.
DULUTH-Wheat was weaker to-day,
closing &c under yesterdays last prices;
closing quotations: July, 81 OIL; No. North
I'm, cash, 81 90; No 2 Northern, cash, 961lc.
MINNEAPOLIS-No. l hard, June, 81 OF;
IN track, 81 02@1 02112; No Northern, June,
95s@991ac; September, S912c; on track, 500
934c; No Northern, on track, 9sc
Coffee Markets.
NEW YORK, June 13.-Co1fee options opened
teady and unchanged to 10 points down,
lCSo1 hardly steady < down tr SoIa |