Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-16
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
dull and unchanged. No. spring wheat, 96c
No. spring wheat, 9O@95c; No.2 red, 9615@
2 white, 3sA@39c; No 5 white, S715@Ssc; No
2 rye, 79@Slc; No. barley, nominal No. f.
81 O9; prime timothy seed, 81 2s mess pork,
per barrel, $40 300l0 IS; lard, per 100 pounds,
So 20GG 25: short rib sides (loose), S. 95G
6 05; dry salted shoulders (boxed), So 0O@
5 10; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 35@6 40.
SGgars-Unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
l9l5c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and heavy Corn
meal quiet. Wheat-Spot market unsettled
and moderately active, closing steady; No. 2
red, 81 O734@l 0s1@, store and elevator; 81 09155
@l oea4 aioat; q osE@l Ios4, +. o; b; No. 3
to arrive, 81 logl 1O1ss; No: 1 hard, to arrive,
81 l41&&: No. Chicago, 81 OG34; options declined
Is@l$sc on local selling, advanced 1&@1c on
foreign buying and shorts covering, closing
decline on later months. the latter affected
by favorable crop reports; sales included
No. red June at 81 01@l 0734, closing
81 OBJ; July, 81 0H4@I O5 S.l6, closing at
81 90: 3 October, ii oOGT o5T, closing at
81 0O114; December, 81 0lss@l O5S,l6, closing at
g Ol5ss;; May, 81 o51a@1 o65S, closing at 81 o.
csc in elevator. 671ac afloat, ungrad 81
mixed, 65@69c; options were easily pressed
for sale, and declined 19s9lAc. rallied on
July &c up, other months 5s@5sc down; june.
631l l065c, closing at CSC; July, 6O1l@62c, clos
ing at &c; August, 591S@6ol4c, closing at
60Hc; September, 5s1a@5914c, closing at 5914c.
tions active, lower, heavy; July, l4@45c, clos
ing at 1870; august, 37@591sc, closing at S7llc;
September, S5@37c, closing at 354c; spot
4sc; white do. 47@5sc; No Chicago. 44@44]lc.
Hay quiet and steady. Hops steady and
dull. Rye quiet and steady. Tallow steady
SUE fHEi HEdes suist en anS stdad% % Po
quiet and steady; old mess, $40 50@ll so; new
mess, Sl2 OO@l2 50 extra prime, sll 90. Cut
meats quiet and steady; middles quiet and
an advance; Western Steam, Sc 5s1% bid; July "
Sc 1896 80, closing, SO 81 bid; August, Sc IS;
September, $6 6O96 49, closing S. 79 bid; 0cto-
Der, S. 7l@6 81, closing at S6 81. Butter easy;
Western dairy, l5c; do creamery, l5@ls1ac;
do. factory, 1lQ141ac; Elgin, 1s5c. Cheese
quiet and steady; part skins, 4Q7c
PHILADELPHIA-Flo dull. Wheat
weak and lower; No. 2 red, for milling,
81 lO1$ f Q; b.; No.a red, June, 81 G4GI O5;
-
tember, 991ac@sI 90. Corn-Carlots dull and
lower: options depressed; ungraded OH track,
6515c; 80. mixed, in grain depot, 66c: No.
mixed, in elevator, Csc: No. yellow, in .ele-
vator, 6514c; No. mixed. June, 62@621ac; July,
62@6212c: August 6019@6l75c; September, 603
Gle. Oats unsettled. and closed S112c lower;
No. white, on track, 471Ic, closed at 45c; No.
white 45194s1fc' No.2 white, June, 443z@45c;
July, 44z@45c; August, 3912@4013c; Septem-
Der, 3s1@@S9c. Provisions in moderate de-
mand and steady. Porb-Mess, new, Sl2 cog
u 80: family, sH OOQl4 80. Hams-Smoked,
lO19@l2c. Butter quiet and steady; Penn
prints, extra, 20Q22c. Eggs in fair demand
and steady; Pennsylvania firsts, 161S@17c.
Cheese fairly steady and in moderate re-
quest; part skims 6@7c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour quiet. Wheat opened
54@7sc. below Saturdays close There
was fairly active trading and prices fluctu-
atea wltnin small range, though the tend
ency was up to the close, which was firm at
S9c; July, s91sQs0ssc, closing at S95sc; An-
gust, Ss3s@s914c, closing at S9Ilc; September
s91s @s954c. closing at s916c: December, 9219@
s254c; va e closing losing at az gs72c, Corn opened quieI
Business was small but prices showed
strength, advancing slightly during the first
hour Or so, when there was weakening, but
strengthened up late, closing at the highest
figures; No. cash, 53@541Sc; July, 5ILS0
5r4, closing at 523sc. Oats irregular and
lower; No. cash, 44c: July, S415QSG4 closing
II C.
Rye neglected. Whisky steady at 81 l6.
MINNEAPOLIs-There was a good de.
mand for No. l Northern wheat to-day, with
sales made all the way from 9s1%c to 9915c.
The latter price was for very choice wheat
and was obtained at the time July was sell
ing around S9IIc A good many sales were
made at the July price. Those made early
were the best and were mostlyAc over july,
Poor grades as well as No. were Slow Clos
on track, 81 oI1%@1 o.; No. Northern, june Us'
99c; July 991zc; September, sec; on track, 99L
@9915c; No. Northern, June, Csc; December.
9O13c; october, $50.
CINCISNATI-Wheat in light supply and
firm no winter red o g S1.peSs co. RECEIPTS zoo
easier; No 2 mixed, 5sc Oats lower; No.
mixed, 45@47c. Rye dulland nominal; No. 9
s5c Pork held higher at $40 s113; Lard
in better demand; short ribs, Sc 90. Bacon
stronger; short clear, $6 s714@7 121a. Butter
steady; fancy Elgin creamery, zoe; Ohio, l9@
2ec tsncy sn%sr dairy 1@1e Lnssed oil oS
Orleans, 334@4ss. Eggs slow. Cheese weak
good prime Ohio flats, s%Q9c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat weak, No. red
spot, 81 0S; July, 81 02sz@l 03; August, 81 %
@! OOss; September, 9s4c@sl 90. Corn steady;
6l34@62c; spot, No. white, 64c. Oats weak;
No. white Western, 52@53c; No. mixed do,
50a5lc. Rye nominal; No. 2, CSC. Hay un-
changed. Provisions unchanged. Butter
k7ul; creamery, fancy, 1s16c; do, fair to
choice, lI@lsc; do, imitation, 15@l6c; ladle,
fancy, lac; do, good to choice, 12@l3c: store
packed, lO@l2c. Eggs dull at 1910
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet. No. 2 spring, on track, cash, "a
@9oc; July,941l No. Northern, 99c. Corn
lower: No. 3, on track, 56]Sc. Oats lower; No.
white, on track, 5679c. Barley weak; No. .,
PROVISIONS firm. Pork-July, $40 So. Lard,
July, Sc 271%
TOLEDO-Wheat active and firm: cash
and june, 81 or July, 955sc; August, 931sc;
december. so1@c. Corn firm; cash 5s1zc.
Oa6s " Us quiet; cash, 46c. Cloverseed dull cash,
Tupentine Markets..