Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-25
ARTICLES.
WHEAT. No q
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour quiet and unchanged No. spring
wheat,Sl 02@@l43 No. 8 spring wheat, 8@9sc:
No No . red, 81 S2k@1. %; No, corn, CSC; No .
444@46c: No. rye, SIC; No. barley nominal;
No. 3, o. b., 6S@76c; No. nominal; No.
fiaxseed. 81 16; prime timothy seed, 81 26
pounds, So 25: short ribs sides uoose),
$5 75@5 IS; dry salted shoulders (boxedl
80 0O@5 10; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 200
30; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
lated, HSc; standard A, 4ssc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was unchanged. Eggs easier at
1414@15c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and heavy. Corn
meal = & dull and easier; yellow, 50 400
fairly active and weak; No. 2, 81 11s4@1 19
store and elevator, 81 1213@1 Is afioat: 81 1255s
@1 lS4 f. o. b.; ungraded red. 81 05@1 16s4:
No Northern to arrive 81 l314; No. hard
A@lsc, chiefly May, on increasing supplies,
favorable crop reports and continued de-
liveries on contracts; advanced N@lIc on
sn9er esyaag closing Ss Tss wsaf Mat at A
81 1ls4, closing at 81 1lsz; June. 81 iO@l 10I,
closing at 81 1o14: July, 81 071s@1 o7s4, closing
at 81 075s; August, 81 04Ql 0lsss, closing at
81 0s15; October closing, 81 ossS: December,
81 0f5@1 o. 3-16, closing at 81 OK; May, 1892,
81 O9@l o9A closing at 81 0sZ. Corn-Spot
market steadier, moderately active; No. 2,
graded mixed, 64@6sc. Options 1@T<c
lower on crop news and q general desire 60
sell; May, 65@65Nc, closing at 65c: June, 6o1s@
SIC so,k closing at 6o59c July, 5sA@e9sc, closing
September, 5s1a@59c, closing at 5s1Ic. Oats
Spot market dull and lower; options fairly
active; market weaker; May, 49c, closing at
4@sc; @ June June, 414c, y clos, closing at SIC: July, 47A@
September, S614c closing; No. 2 white, 45c;
mixed WESTERN E@52c; white do, 52@65c; No.
Chicago, 5o1ac. Hay quiet and firm ship
quiet and steady: State common to choice,
25@32; Pacific coast 25@321ac. Tallow dull
Eggs steady, quiet; western, is5Sc. Hides
selected, 45 to IS pounds, 6@sc; Texas Sc
lected, 30 to 60 pounds, ease. Pork quiet,
steady; old mess, $11 OO@12 90; new mess,
$l2 00@l3 %; extra prime, $l1 80. Cut meats
shoulders, 44c; do hams, 954@lO1zc. Middles
dull, firm; short clear, &c. Lard easier, dull;
Western steam, Sc 55@6 5718, closing at So IS;
August 6 7s septe@beE, e s. ssae S. CLOSING % D
at Sc IS bid. Butter fair demand; fancy,
steady; Western dairy. 10@l5c; do creamery,
4@l9c; do factory, l0@l5c: Elgin, 19c. Cheese
quiet, easy, part skins, 4@Sc.
BALTIMORE-Whe quiet; No. 9 red,
spot, 81 l2; the month, 81 u: June, 81 TO- July,
81 0612; August, 81 0414@1 0415; steamer No.2
red, 81 o.: Corn easy: mixed, spot and the
month, nor CSC; July, 594@5s2e; spot No: white,
59c; No. 2mixed do, 56@57c. Rye very quiet;
No. 2, 95c. Hay firm: good to choice timothy
$2 0O@13 90. Provisions steady; mess pork,
l2@l3c; bulk meats, loose shoulders 4kc;
picked shoulders, SIC; sugar-cured smoked
shoulders, 74c hams, 1l3l4@1134c. Lard-Re-
fined, sIc.> Butter steady; creamery, fancy,
1s@l9c; do, fair to choice, 16@l7c: do, imita.
do -
choice, 1l@12c; store-packed, 10@l3c. Eggs
active and very firm at lie.
MINNEAPOLIS-Ther was fair demand
for good milling wheat for local and outside
in the market. Prices were lower than yes
terday. Most of the No. Northern sold at
lc under July, with some fancy lots
higher. The difference between No. and
Shipments showed considerable falling off,
and receipts were larger. Scarcely any
business was done In low grades, with no in
81 05144; on track, 81 O51l: No. Northern NAV,
81 03}z; July, 81 Oi1a; September, 9lAc; on
track, 81 031SS:: No. Northern, 81 0O%; on
track, 81 0O14@1 OIL
ST. T.LOUIS-Wheat started weak and lower
closing A@l1Sc below yesterdays last fig.
ures; No. red, cash, 81 01169I O1sl; May, 81 o.
bid; July 9419@9734c, closing at 9l5zc; August
9S@9S]ac, closing at 93Ac bid; December 95h
from yesterdays close and continued weak
with a tendency downward to the close, |
which was 11ac lower than yesterday; May, |
SIC; july 501s@5l]2c, closing at 503Sc; Septenl-
Der, 497s@5Oc, closing at 49Hc. Oats duff and |
1S@3c lower; No.2, cash, 4c; May, Ac, closing |
at 4311c sellers; July, 3915@40c, closing at |
S91ac. Rye lower; No. 2, SIC.
PHILADELPHIA Il Flour weak: largely |
steady; No. red, May. 81 1901 1o1S June,
81 O9@1 10; July, 81 O615@1 O7; August, 81 O3@ |
Oh. Corn unsettled and &c lower; No. vel |
low, on track, Csc; No. high mixed, in ele-
vator, 64c; No mixed and yellow in grain
depot and elevator Csc; No. mixed, Nav,
62@63c; June, 62@6Sc; July, 601z@611%c; All,
gust, 6O@6lc. Oats, weak and unsettled: No.
white, May, 5215@5314c: June. 5215@53c; July,
5215@53c; August, 39@41c. Eggs firm; Penn
syIvania firsts, 1Sc.
CINCINNATI-Wheat weak; No. red
s1 IS; receipts, 1900 bushels; shipments. 4.5O0
bushels Corn-Dull and lower; No. 2mixed
sc. 0ats-Weaker and lower; No. mixed,
l9c. Rye-Dul and weaker; No 2, 9Oc. Pork
weak at s1l. Lard quiet at Sc. Bulk meats
easier at $5 S71I@6 90. Bacon quiet at 81 12%.
Whisky firm; sales, 909 barrels finished goods
Butter easy. Eggs firm at l5c.' Cheese firm.
MILWAUKEE-Flou quiet. Wheat quiet;
No. spring, on track, cash, 81 0l@l O2; July,
DC; No. l Northern, 81 05. Corn weak: No. 3,
)n track, 55c. Oats lower; No. white, on
rack, Hc. Barley quiet; No. 2, in store, 74c.
Rye quiet; No. !, in store, S7@Ss.
TOLEDO-Wheatfirm firmer cash and May, 107;
July, $3.50: August, &c; September, 9715c; De-
,ember, 9915c Corn active and lower: cash
md May, 55c; July, 4c Oats quiet cash,
91ac. Cloverseed steady; cash, 81 20.
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