Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-18
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ARTICLES,
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull and unchanged. No. spring
sSc@sI OF; No. red, 81 OS@l os; No.
2 white, 5ls4@S2Hc; No. 9 white. 5o51@511ge;
No. g. f. Q. b., sS@75; No. l. +. Q. B., zoe; No.
fiaxseed, 81 15 prime timothy seed, 81 2s@1 30;
mess me pork, per barrel 81 la1S@ll 10; lard per
90 1905 20: short clear sides (boxed), So So@
40; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 u; sugars unchanged.
ter market was unchanged. Eggs, 14@141ac.
low extras, So 90@4 80; winter wheat, low
grades, So 9O@4 80; fair to fancy, 81 6095 40;
patents, 81 so@5 60; Minnesota, clear, 81 50@
8 8 lS; straights, q 65@5 80; do patents, 90 Jog
dull; yellow, Western, So 40@4 90. Wheat
red, 81 is fall in store, aea 81 T'A isz61 i i
aI"' aed 81 oS 1@1 No. SG;rtseFEn. E; tSseE1adfS 70
arrive, 81 159@I 1s; No. hard, te arrive,
81 1s19@1 l9; No: 2 Milwaukee 81 io1& options
opened H@3Sc higher on poorEnglish weather
crop news, rallying and closing firm on ex-
port demand at 1000 below yesterday, Nc.
3red, May, closing at 81 Is; June closing at
ing S at 9alE 81 S sspte%be4 e ansSt S1 @ Clos Clos
ing at 81 O45s October, $1o43|, closing at 81 05;
DECEMBER, 81 o5H@1 o., closing at 81 1O6 May,
s2 q sss os@d gan l94 closing at 81 osA Barley
we weak a and fairly fairly active; 81 No :, esq
graded grad Mixed a'0 6s19S7sc; SS0 optiOns' tiSns' are @
K@1c lower on free selling Of Increased re-
6s1e, closing at SsSe: july ssSsSs1c, closing @
at Csc; August 64Is@64zIc closing at 641%c;
September closing at 6s%c. 0atsSspot mar
ket dull and lower; options dull and irregu-
', re; July, 543lSs5c, closing at Ssc; August;
Western, 5l@59c; white do. 59@7Oc;
No. Chicago, 57a@5Sc. Hay quiet: and
Hops firm and ] quiet; State tate Common CHOICE, Choice,
25@S2c; Pacific Coast, 25@3215c. Tallow quiet
and unsettled; city lS2 for packagesl, SIC.
Eggs firm; Western, 16@164c. Hides dull and
firm; wet salted New Orleans selected, As to
pounds, 6@sc Pork steady and quiet; old
mess, $l1 0O@12 25: new mess, sl2 1913 so;
extra prime, sl1 75@l2 %. Cut meats
steady and quiet; picked bellies, SIC;
dies quiet and firm; short clear, 7c. Lard
weaker; Western steam, $6 671S; May, Sc 10
asked; June, s. 20 asked; July, sc 1896 81,
closing at Sc II bid; August, SO 90; Septem-
dull and weak: Western dairy, 1O@l6c do
creamery, 15@2Oc; do in factory, 1O@l6c;
Elgin, 20c. Cheese quiet and easy; part
skins, 6@s1Sc.
ST. LOUIs-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened weak and 9s@4c below yes
eased off under liberal selling, the decline
not being checked until II O'Clock, when
there was some recovery and the market
was unsettled to the close, which was I6laSc
below Yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, 81 0311SS@16 o.;
aey may st 0 se; S!s 'ay; aSsust @@sssSS sSsss s59s
closing, CSC; December, ss5Sc, CLOSING SsSc'
CONCEPTIONS about unchanged but eased Off
and tendency was down to close. No. 2 cash,
@sz 5sAc; May, ssAc, closing, 6sHc bid; July, 56k
No. cash, toc; July, 4@4lHc, closing, 4c
asked. Rye-Steady; No. 2, SOC. Butter
Lower creamery. 15@20c; dairy, 14@17c.
Eggs-Weaker at 13c. Provisions-Qui and
demand light. Pork-Standard mess, $ll 80
OIL 6215. Lard-$6 121l.
BALTIMORE L Wheat71No. ? red, dull;
spot 81 10; the month, 81 IA; June, 81 1875 July,
81 osA; August, 81 O555s steamer No 2, red,
month, 7O@7O1Sc; July, 65s4@664c spot No.
=, white aOc Oats steady; No. white West
quiet; No: 2, 55c: Hay firm; good to choice
timothy,$n OO@l2 90. Provisions very quiet
Mess pork, old, 12c; new, 1Sc. Bulkmeats-
Loose shoulders, .5Ac; new clear, clear rib
sugar cured smoked shoulders, 715c; hams,
Lard, refined, SIC. Butter dull
and lower creamery, fancy, 20c; do fair to
choice, L@l9c; do imitation, 15@lec; ladle,
rolls, fine, l5c; do fair to good 12@14c; store
packed, 12@l5c. Eggs active at l59151Sc.
PHILADELPHIA-Flo steady but dull.
irregular; milling grades
scarce and dull; No. 2 red May, 81 1901 Il;
June, 81 d I2@I IA; July, 81 o919@1 1o4;
and unsettled, closing at 4c lower; options
wholly nominal; No. 3 mixed in grain depot
and elevator, nc; No. mixed May, 6915@7Oc;
June, 6s1a@6se; July, 67@6714c: August, 66A@
561a@57c: No. 2 white, 5715@5sc; No. 2 white
May, 571l@5sc; June, 5s@5s15c; July, $50
G5S14c. Provisions in fair demand and
steady. Butter dull and weak; Pennsylvania
Eggs dull but steady; Pennsylvania frsts,
MINNEAPOLIS-Samp wheat was dull
;o-day at lower range of prices. The offer
ngs were not large, but they were in excess
IF demand, which was light for the best |
poorer classes and few sales made. One |
,uyer took about all the No. Northern that |
vas sold at cent under July. Elevator |
were not in the market and only |
Mills. Closing prices: No hard, May, 81 90;
N track, 81 0915; No. Northern, May, 81 061S: |
une, 81 OF; July, 81 OH; on track, 81 OF: No.
Northern, 81 o.; on track, 81 0411S@1 05.
MILWAUKEE-Whea firm; No. 2 spring
n track, cash, 81 03@l o.; July, 81 OBS No; 1
Iorthern, 81 OS. Corn easier; No. 8, on track,
ic. Oats lower; No. white, on track, 5214@
Be. Barley quiet; No. 2, in store, 64@6413c.
I'VE firm; No. l, in store, CSC. Provisions
asier. Pork, $l1 80. Lard, July, Sc 4215.
CINCINNATI-Flour neglected. Wheat
eavy; No. 2 red, 81 06G11 OF. Oats dull and
1wer; No, mixed, 54c. Rye scarce; No. 2,
&c. Provisions quiet and easier. Butter
eavy, tending lower. Eggs firm at lac.
heese steady.
TOLEDO-Wheat dull and lower: cash
nd May, 81 90; July, 81 01s4; August 991sc;
ecember, 81 OH. Corn dull and easier;
ash, 65c. Oats-Cash, 5Sc. Cloverseed
5eady; cash, 81 20.
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