Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-02
A HOLIDAY AT CHICAGO.
Reports of the Provision Markets From
An the Other Centers.

A HOLIDAY AT CHICAGO.
Reports of the Provision Markets From
An the Other Centers.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal quiet and steady; yellow Western,
s3 4OG3 IS. Wheat-Spot market lower and
quiet; No. 9 red, 81 1lN@l liz, store and ele-
yator; 81 llA@l Z a sfiost; Ss G q Il9S@l la% Q
ern, to arrive, 81 iS; No. hard, to arrive,
! 81 Il; No. 2 Chicago, 81 ll6l ID; options de.
clined steadily through the day and closed
N@lkc, off from. Friday on attempts
to local sell opeaters ery WITH ABSENCE SesneG of
from Chicago on account of the holiday; No.
red June closing 81 10: july, 81 o7115@l os31S5,
closing g O.s August. 81 o. s., sle@l ea clos
ing, i ossS; October, 81 os5@f Ssl, Closing,
81 OlS May, Iss, 81 oSIz@l oszS, clos,
msrsss ns q dun REs Eone 4ui'sS 10 steady ssssss
mixed. 6f%@6s1Sc; 10 white, 75c.
Options dull and t4@zEc lower in absence of
July. 6O5s@6O5Sc, closing at eoszc; August,
5ga166oc, closing at 6Oc; September, 5914@
5g4c, closing at 59Sc. Oats-Spot market
duh and lower Options dull and weaker:
5O1Sc: mixed Western, 45@491sc; white do,
50665c: No. Chicago, 4SAc. Hay quiet and
easy. Hops quiet and steady; State,
Coast, 25@3s15c. Tallow dull and nominal.
Eggs quiet and easier: Western, 1S1Sc. Hides
firm and in good demand. Pork quiet and
steady: old mess, $40 75@1I So: new mess,
dull but steady; picked bellies, SIC: do
shoulders, 42zc; do hams, 93l@l014c. Middles
dull out steady; short clear, &c. Lard higher
and firm: Western steam. Sc 60: June. Sc Sc;
L., Oo1-~ -. c.
tember, S6 So, closing at S. 80; October. 81 90.
Butter in fair demand and firm; Western
dairy, lOGl5c; do creamery, A@ @19c; do factory,
lO@l5c; Elgin, l9c. Cheese quiet and about
steady; part skins, 4@Sc.
A-Flour-Demand very
slow and market weak; Western winter
clear, 81 90@5 TO- do do straight, S. l5@5 30;
winter patent, IS 3065 go; Minnesota clear,
81 7a@5 Is; do straight, s5 25G5 80; do patent,
S. 5O615 15; do do favorite brands, $5 90@6 90.
Wheat-Options weak and lower; high grades
scarce and ruled firm, with fair inquiry from
millers; ungraded in grain depot No. red,
June, 81 0914@1 101S: July, 81 0715@I 0s1a: Au-
gust, 81 o46@l 051a5; September, 81 04@l 05.
track, 64c; No. 2 high mixed. in grain depot,
66c; No mixed, in grain depot, 6oc: No. ?
mixed June, 62@6219c; July, 6l15@62c; August,
6lk@6I54c: September, 6l@6l15c. Oats weak;
No. white, J2H@53c; No 9 white. June, $40
52715c: July, 52G521lzc: August. 4l@4sc; Septem-
Der, 4O04lc Provisions quiet, prices steadily
held. Pork-Mess, new, l9c; do family, 14@
l5c; hams, smoked, 1015@l2c. Butter steady
extra, 1870 lsc; do prints, extra.2l@25c. Eggs
firm: Pennsylvania firsts, 1s1ac. Cheese
quiet and easy; part skins, case.
ST. LoUIS-Wheat opened quiet and weak,
1S@5sc lower than Fridays close, and contin-
ued weak with downward tendency to the
closing eoss So at c as AusRs ui aE igS eiossS at
931ac bid; December, 953zd961sc &c, closing at CSC.
Corn-The opening was &c lower than Fri
days close. Trading was light and the ten
dency of the market was to a lower range to
5215c; closing at 515sc; September, 5o3l@5lc,
closing at sic. Oats quiet and easier; No. 9
cash, 421Sc bid; July, 3ss4c. August, S3s4c bid.
Rye-Buyers and sellers apart; No. 2, SAC
asked.
were large being three days receipts. There
was good demand for No. / Northern from
millers at 1c under July, but the other
grades were dull; some No. 9 sold at PIC un-
der,No. Northern; the bulk of MOL Northern
sold at 81 021a; No. l hard sold at 81 04@
l 0415: poor wheat was neglected; stocks of
wheat in country elevators in Minnesota
and Dakota decreased Il, 900 bushels. Closing
quotations: No: harp 81 o5; on track, 81 05
al 0312: No. / Northern, May, 81 o2115; July,
81 0S3s; September, 9l%c: on track, 81 021S@
0234: No. Northern, May, 9911c; on track,
l9Hc@s1.
BALTIMORE-Wheat easy: No. 2 red, spot,
81 l054@l IL; the month, 81 10; July, 81 065S;
August, 81 04x@1 04115: September, 81 031I@
031a: steamer, No. red, 81 07% Corn dull;
mixed, spot and the month, 6I@64l5c; July
and August, Gle; spot, No. white, CSC. Oats
very quiet: No. white Western, 54@55c; No.
mixed do 53@ac. Rye dull; No 2, Csc. Hay |
quiet but firm; good to choice timothy, H@ |
l3c. Provisions steady and unchanged. But |
ter scarce; prices unchanged. Eggs un-
changed.
O515; receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, 15O0 |
bushels. Corn heavy; No. 2 mixed, 5615c. |
Oats lower to sell; No. mixed, 47@4sc. Rye |
luu and lower: No. 2, &c. Pork barely |
teady at $40 s713 Lard steady at S6 05. |
Bulk meats firm; short ribs, Sc 90. Bacon |
.teady; short clear, 81 121l. Cheese heavy and |
irooping; heavy to prime, 10c; Ohio fat, 100 |
O1%c.
NEW ORLEANS Whisky steady; western |
-ectified, 81 04. Bran dull at 90c. Sugar |
steady; open kettle, fair to good fair 31S6 |
l5sc; common, 23c; inferior, 214c; centrifu-
gals, choice white, 4ssc; seconds, 2l464c. Mo- |
asses steady: open Kettle fernenting, good |
air to prime, 23@25c; centrifugals, fair to |
rood fair, 1461l5c; good common, l06l2c; COM
non, S@9c; inferior, 6@7c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged: wheat |
,asier; No. spring on track cash, 81 02; July, |
9lc; No. Northern, 81 05. Corn easier No 3 |
IN track, 5515c. Oats easier: No. white on |
rack, 47c- Barley easier: No. in store, 74c. |
Rye firm: No. in store, size.
TOLEDO-Wheat dull and steady; cash |
md June, 81 OF; July, $3.50: August, 975sc; |
september. 97l4c: December, $3.50. Corn dull; |
ash and June, 5715c. Cloverseed dull; cash, |
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