Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-07
ARTICLRR,
Cash quotations were as Follows:

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Gasn quotations were as rouows:
81 0l95; No spring wheat, 951S619Sc; No. 2 red,
81 OllzGl 0i; No. . corn 6715l67slc; No 2oats
S2e; No; 2 white, 55@56c; No. white, 81
no. 20 b. 7Ss E Soc No ~ oS narsy sS7S aSpS9ali Mo
faxseed. 81 Il; prime timothy seed. 81 Is. Mess
pork per Dbl. si2 90. Lard. per 100 lbs. s6 6279@
&C. Sa Short RIB sides Qoosel; Sc logs 20; dry
clear sides tboxed), So 50G6 60 Sugars un-
CHANGED. On The Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was higher: extra creamery,
extra dairy. 24@25c: extra frsts, 2OQ2Sc; firsts,
lOplSc- Eggs, l314@lSAc.
NEW foRk-Fiour moderately active and
steady Cornmeal quiet and steady. Wheat
Spot m market m 21s@Sl4c higher. and quiet; No.
2red, 81 l2l4ai l215 elevator: 81 1874 in store;
81 1891 l41a afiaat. 81 1891 Is f. a. b.; un-
graded red. 81 u75491 l635: No / Northern.
nominal at 81 %; No. / Northern TO arrive,
steadily advanced, and closed firm at
2g21sc over yesterdays closing; the chief cause
ioT tue advance was the report that reduction
of francs would be made i'm the French duty
on wheat, Besides both U. K and Continent
cables were stronger and brought free buying
orders Gable acceptances Were fair. No. red.
al l03 closing at 81 I61S; July, 81 os1Si9I os5s.
closing at 81 0S1s: August, 81 0415@l OF.
closing at 81 06; september, 81 04all 051S,
closing at 81 o5A; october. 81 O4@l 05Z.
/ o63s closing at 81 O63S: May. 1892.
81 GS9l 1875 closing at 81 lVss. Corn-Spot
mar6et irregular and quiet closing steadier;
graded mix Il, 7SGS2c; steamer mixed, 79c; op-
tions are l5s@2c higher. as helped by wheat
and small offerings; May. 72@7315c, closing at
sse; June 6S2sG7O9sc closing AZ 7O7fc; July,
closing at 675sc: December, CSC. Oals-Spot
market dull and irregular: options dull and
frmeT; m Nay lay closing at 5s14c; June, 661sc clos
August, 4l7z@421ac; spot No. white. .60c; mixed
Western. 5I@62c; white do, 62@7lc; No.
Chicago 6O75@6lc, Hay firm and quiet. Hops
demand; Western, l6c. Hides firm and quiet.
Pork quiet and firm; old mess, sll 75@l2 25:
new new mess, SIS 500l4 %; extra prime, sll 75@
quiet but firm. Lard stronger and quiet;
Western steam. SS 80: May, S. 1906 go closing
at Sc 50: July, So 9SG707 closing 81 OF; August
s. ll97 a closing at s. %; September. 81 24G
do factory, I5@2Oe: Elgin, 3O@Slc. Cheese dull
and easy; skins, l015c.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour quiet and prices
bullish on BrddSt-eets estimate of a reduction
of S,000,C00 bushels in the United States visible
supply and the report that the French Govern
ment had made a reduction in the tariff duty
equal to about lOc per bushel: No. red NAV
81 ll218a1 1917; June, 81 O9Ql 10; July. 81 O61sS
l 0l4; August. 81 o41lQl O5A. Corn lG2c
higher: no grade, in gram depot, nc: no mixed,
track 7S15c; do. elevator, 7sc: No. mixed Nav,
L3aQT6c; June. 7l@72c; July, 70@7lc; August, So
@70c. Oats firm; fair local tIade in demand
and a moderate speculative business; No. 3
white. Gle: No. white, 6ld62c: do clipped. 621%
@63c: No. white May, 6G@6ic; June, 6D06OsSc;
July, 6O960ssc. Butter scarce and firm; Penn
sylvanlA creamery extra. 30Q3lc. Eggs firm
and IN good demand; Pennsylvania firsts. l5c,
CT
yesterday under good buying prices and stiff
fened up further and continued firm until
about 1:3l, when there was a recession and
prices to ;clled the lowest prices of the day. hut
soon reacted again and continued firm until
later, weakening off some at the immediate
closes No. red cash, 81 0l@1 OH; May,SI OO15,
closing at 81 OlH nominal; July. 9456@961s,
closing at 9514; August, 93s4695c, closing al
941sc Did. Corn opened. firm in sympathy with
wheat, the first trades beng at advances of
l14c for May and lc for July; trading was light
row range until the close; No. 2 cash. 6I1S@ |
6lszc; May, 6lq6l1ac, closing at 62]5c: july. /
521s s@5s2s, closing at 591s@59Ac. Oats dull but |
steady; No. p cash, 5Sc; May, 5Z54c bid; july 43c
Rye, nothing done.
MINNEAPOLIS-The sample wheat market |
was slow to-day Elevator companies would |
have been good buyers at about I1Sc under /
J uly for No. l Northern. but ssome of the
better figures sellers held back, irving to sell
them. Their wants were rather small and did
not clean up the offerings and most of what
was left went to the elevators. A few cars
were bought to ship around 81 026l O2]5 f. O. b,
for fancy No l Northern wheat. Low grade
wheat did not move well. Closing ouotafions.
No. hard May, 81 04: on track, 81 O4169I 05;
No. l Northern, May. 81 05; June 81 O2sI;
July, 81 0S16; on track. 81 o2@1 Oo1l; No.
Northern. May. 81 90; on track, 81 OOQ2i O015.
BAL AlIiMORE-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat-No. red irregular and higher: snot
i lO15; the month, 81 0915; July, 81 O61z@I 66<;
A @ 81 II. Sfa q
stock. III, ,96I bushels; sales 75UO0 bushels Corn
MIXED steady; spot. 7315@735zc: the month.
Be; June, 6g54 54G7O1ac; July. 6715g67s4c; spot n O.
white, 7516c; receipts. 5.7l9 bushels: stock. IL
'34 bushels. Oats dull and lower: No. white
Western, 6l@Gl]5c: No. 2 mixed do 6O@6O6c:
eceipts LOU bushels; stock, IO2. 996 bushels
aye quiet and dali: No. 2, sSc- Hay quiet and
over; good to choice timothy, Sll 5O@I2 so.
PROVISIONS quiet and unchanged. Butter very
irm and scarce but unchanged Eggs firm at
415c.
NEW oRLEANs-whisky quiet; West
I'm rectifed l9c. Sugar steady; open kettle.
ully fair. 414o; good fair. 37sc; good common
o fair. 35sc; inferior, &c: centrifugal. off
ia grap1lated, E4e: of 20 choice yell
Omen kettle, good fair 10 prime fermentine,
S@25c; centrifugal, prime to good primo. 2Oc;
alr to good, l4Ql5c; good common, lO@l2c:
ommon, S09c: inferior, 667c
ClNCiNNATl-Flour weak; wheat dull and |
ominal; No. red, 81 0s. Corn dull and lower:
70. 2 mixed 6915c Oats firm: No. mixed,
654c Rye stronger; No. 2, 9215@94c Pork,
rm at So 30. Lard quiet at S. Is. Bulk
leats firm at So 25. Bacon steady at 81 Is
'utter firm. Eggs steady at ISc Cheese
carce, but firm.
weak. Wheat steady:
70: 2sprng on track, cash, 81 GOAL OIL: Julv, |
11sc; No. l Northern. 81 o. Corn firm: No.3.
n track, 671sc. Oats steady; No. white. on |
rack. &c., Barley firm; No. 2 IN store, 751$c.
I'VE hrm; No. !, in store, s71Sc. Provisions
ulet Pork-July, sl2 27&. Laro-July. Sc 771S.
Tole0o-Wheat active and higher; cash
no May, 81 077s: July, 81 or; August, 993Sc;
lecomber, 81 OH Corn dull; cash. zoe; MAY:
&C. oats quiet and lnwer; cash, 501Sc Clover
-ed hrm; cash and May. 81 20.
L CAN speak in the highest terms of DR..
ayne,s ExpectoraHt. from personal knowl-
ige, having used ip my family recently,
18th the best results. In fact, our family /
hyslcian advised us to get 1t, as he "knew
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nd lungs" We did So. and the severe
tack nv wife had was speedily relieved.
he was SO bad that it was difficult for her
swallow. or even breathe. We shall use
in future, and enthusiastically recon-
end it to all.-Mr. C. H. Raven, Ceresco,
-iehiGan, December %, 1890.