Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-19
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. No.2spring wheat, ,95c:
&c; No. corn, $3.50: No. oats, 3634G37c: No.
. white, 4042l4c; No. white, 39@4lc: No.
q rye, sc; No. barley nominal: No. 8
70. b., 6O96lc; No. 4 nominal; No. / fla1seed,
81 071a; prime timothy seed, 81 "a mess
pork, per barrel, SO 25; lard per 100 pounds,
S6 2215: short rib sides Qoose), s. $50
8 10; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 25@6 IS.
Sugars-Unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was weaker; extra creamery. 1615
@l71&c; extra firsts, l5@l6c; firsts, 131a@l4c;
extra dairy, 15 l6c; extra firsts, l3G14c; frsts,
l2Gl3c. Eggs, 4@l5c.
NEW YORK-Flour weak; free sellers;
moderately active. Cornmeal quiet. Wheat
tive; export and milling No. 2, red, 81 Os14@0
0s19 in store and elevator, 81 0934@l II
81 O61I@i ns4: No. Northern, to arrive, 81 10;
No 1hard, to arrive, 81 144; No. 2 Chicago,
81 0612@l o.; options steady advanced
@S WEAKNESS Pns am0 a1d a" deoined Gned aeS 1@ao
| on weak French cables and favorable crop
reports, reacting 1s@2Sc, and closing weak at
! O515, closing at 81 0455s: August, 81 oOss@
COZ, closing at 81 OO115 September, 9sssc@
81 oil closing Ct sc 0St06eG ssc9Si Oa
81 OO15; December, 81 ol@1 02s4. clos
in ing go, at 81 ol1s; oz;g, January closing at
May 81 GSl e1 closing oSG ggn,st at
No. ,. 7l@71hc in elevator, 72@7215c aioat
ungraded mixed, 6s@73c; options advanced
| A@56c with the West, afterward declined
64c; August 6l2s@6234c, closing at size; Sep
tember, 6O3s@6l54c, closing at 6O5sc. Oats
Spot market lower and quiet; options
4434c, closing at 41Ic; August, 500
Ss22c, closing at SsAc; September, 3473@
Ss5e; closing at 3474c; spot No. white,
47G5lc: No. Chicago, 44c. Hay quiet and
firm. Hops steady and quiet Cotton seed
| oil dull and steady. Tallow easier; city, ($2
for packages), 434c. Eggs irmer; Western,
| dies quiet and easy; short clear, $5 35. Lard
| weaker and less active; Western steam, S6 80;
July, S. 1895 81 closing at s. 48 August se 81;
| tober, Sc 81, closing at Sc 81. Butter moder-
ately active and Unchanged. Cheese more
active and easy; part skins, 4@G34c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour dull. Wheat
Options dull and closed about nc lower,
| but quiet, milling grades firmly held, but
| quiet: No. red, June, 81 O5@1 06; July,
81 o4g1 O1II;; August, 81 OO34@l Oll5; Sept, ,69Sc
Subsequently lost the advance and closed
about Ac lower; carlots for local consump-
tion quiet, but firmly held; No. 2 mixed
in grain depot, sec; No. mixed and yellow,
in elevator, zoe: No. 2 mixed, June,
September, 6231G63fSc. oats~cariots 1atI, Shade
firm but quiet; No. 8 white, 45@4515c; No 2
| white, elevator, 461z 04615; do choice in grain
| depot, 47c; No. white, June, 46@1 14613c; July,
| 451&@46c; August, 40@4lc; September, 39@40c.
| Eggs firm and in fair demand; prime firsts,
! 17c.
MINNEAPOLIS-There was good demand
| early to-day at 3z@lc over July for good No.
4 Northern wheat from different buyers, but
after their wants were supplied the market
was dull with &c over about the best price
| obtainable. There was good demand at
| that price. The demand for No. was light
and illed early. Offeeings were large, and
| limited. If the'wheat is good and samples
are in early and the right buyer sees the
| wheat fairly good prices are obtainable, but
| otherwise the market is slow and sales diff
| cult to make at what is called satisfactory
| prices. The grades were dull. Closing quo
tations: No. hard June, 81 OIL; on track 81 OIL
| al o.; No. Northern, June and july, 9S3lc:
September, s75sc; on track, 99G9915c; No. 2
Northern. June, 95c; on track. 95@9716c.
E-Wheat-Southern steady:
Fultz, 81 O3@1 OF; Longberry, 81 07@f 0S; No. 9
red weak; spot, 81 o679@l 65534; June, 81 C6@
Cc september @ b G sslcS$1 o. 6ausqcss coin@sOSsS SS
dull; spot and June StHSsf%c:S %SOJt july, ie stS
No. white Western, SIC: No. 2mixed do, soc.
Rye very dull; No. ., 93c. Hay quiet but
steady; good to choice timothy, $l2@l3 Pro-
| visions unchanged.
strong; No: red, 81 c2@l O311z. Corn fair
demand: No. mixed, 60c Oats steady;
No. . mixed, Acc. Rye scarce and nominal
| No. 2, S5c. Pork steady at Sill Lard quiet
at So 90. Bulk meats firm. Short ribs $6 OF
@6 1215. Bacon firm; short clear at 81 l215
Butter in fair demand. Eggs quiet at PIG
Cheese lower; good to prime Ohio fiat s@9c.
MIWAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat easy
No. 2 spring, on track, cash, 94c; July, 925Sc
No. / Northern, 81 90. Corn steady; No. 3, on
track, 60c. Oats quiet; No. 2 white, on track
4ac. Barley quiet; No. 2, in store, zoe. Rye
steady; No. / in store, sSc: Provisions quiet
pork, July, $40 40. Lard, July, Sc IS.
T0LEDO-Wheat lower: cash and June
81 03; July, 96c; August, 935kc; December
9515c. Corn dull; cash, Coo. Oats quiet: No.
white, 45c; No. Q, 44c. Cloverseed dull and
steady; cash, a 20.
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