Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-26
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
96c; No. 8 spring wheat, soc; No. 2 red, 96@
9sc; No, corn, 5634@56ssc; No. oats, 35zsc;
No. white, 39@4O15c; No, 3 white, 3s115@39c;
No. rye, 75@7Sc: No. 2 barley nominal: No.
9 nominal; No. 4nominal; No. 1 1axseed,
81 06: prime timothy seed, 81 26155; mess pork,
per barrel, SO 1899 SO lard, per 100 pounds,
IS 90; short ribs sides doose), IS 65@
20. Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was unchanged. Eggs at 1415@
15c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal steady. WheatISpot market
O618 in store and elevator, 81 OK af1oat
81 O6z3@1 0s4 f. o. b.; ungraded red, 81 0512
81 0715; No, l Northern, to arrive, 81 oS@
No. 2 Chicago, 81 O4A@1 OH; options
advanced 5s@l1sc on report Of damage to
crops by storms, reacted 14@5sc on weak
day through reports s. Of Of damage mage to- to Russian @
ing at 81 OssS: July, 81 os5S6l os14.
c1Osing c1Osing at a,s 81 Ss Ahuggsss os@s
ing at s7s4c: october, 975s@9sc closing at
CSC; November, closing at 9s5sc; December,
9sA@99Hc, closing at 9914c; january, closing
81 csA@f Gs5s closing at s. osx. e coTn-spott m Spot
market dull and unsettled, closing easier;
No. 2, 66@67c in elevator, 67@6715c afioat;
ungraded mixed, 66@72c; No. white. nc:
and firm on the storms at the West;
June, 6SAe, closing at CSC; July, SD
@621sc, closing at 621sc; August. 591S@594c,
ing at 5s13c. Oats-Spot market irregular,
dull; options fairly active and firmer; July,
39A@Sss4c, closing at 391ac; August, 3513@35sc,
fng fflesRg q s sSos ge %t @a ase 4ed fe
Western 36@4Sc; white do, 45@55c; No. 2 Chi
cago, 4sc. Hay frm fair demand. Hops
quiet and steady. Tallow firm and quiet.
Pork quiet, firm: old mess, slO@l1: new mess
s1l 50@12 Is; extra prime, $40 5O@lL Cut
meats firm, wanted; middles quiet, weak;
weak steam Jnv ss
closing Sc 25 bid; August, S6 1905 A. closing
So 80 bid; September, sc 52@6 IS, closing Sc 81
steady: Western dairy, l2@l5c; do cream
cry, 1415@lsc; Elgins, 1sc. Cheese more ac-
tive. easy; part skins, 4@6Ac.
PHILADELPHIA-FIo dull Wheat
Market for near options was wholly nom-
inal as there was no disposition to trade in
futures this side of August: the latter month
and spot were &c higher; cash wheat was al
most wholly neglected by millers; No. red,
97sz@ssAo; September, s6A@9T4c. Corn
Options dull and largely nominal, and there
was little disposition to trade either on
speculative account or for export; car lots
elevator, 66c; No. yellow, in grain depot,
651ac; do do on track and in grain depot
and elevator, Csc: No. mixed, June, 6355@
ternber, 59@60c. Oats-Car lots steady, with
a fair demand; options advanced nc under
stronger reports from other grain centers
and fair speculative demand; No. 8 white,
4l13c; No. white, 4215c; No. white, June, A
@p4213c; July, 4lzs@424c; August, S51a@3615c;
September. 3412@3514c. Eggs in good demand
and firm; Pennsylvania firsts, 1sc.
ST. LOU1S-Flour unchanged Wheat
started excited, and prices advanced rapidly
until nc was added, after which there was
recession and values weakened slowly,
to recover some later; No. 2 red, cash, 9SIA@
S5@s65lc, closing at s61sc; September, S6@
S615c, closing at $3.50 bid; December, ss1s@
s91c, closing at s91sc. Corn opened weak at
ened in sympathy with wheat, eased off, but
firmed up later and closed 5s@4c above yes.
terday; No: 2, cash. 57@5sc: July, 521s@5Sc,
sdsed Closing at S2fc; Agggs5 5o@5Ge. closing at
Oats irregular but firmer: No. =, cash, Sc:
July, 3l6@82c, closing at 32c; September, 271al
@ssAc, closing at CSC. Rye neglected.
Cornmeal firm at So 1898 I5 Provisions
quiet. Pork, $40 25@lo 371S. Lard, So 80.
BALTIMORE-Wheat No. . red, firm;
spot, 81 0S@1 OsH July, s9I@997sc; Aug
nst, s7ssS911sc; september, pte s799i14e; Corn
6lSzQ621fc: spot, No. white, Csc. Oats easy:
No. white Western, 46@47c; No 2 mixed
do, 6@46c. Rye quiet; No. 2 90@95c Hav
steady; good to choice timothy, $1l OO6
u 90. Provisions unchanged: Butter steady:
creamery fancy, ls15c: do fair to choice, 174
l9c; do, imitation, l5@l6c; ladle fancy, I4c: |
10 good to choice, l3@l4c; store packed, log |
l2c Eggs scarce, at I715c.
MiLWAUkEE-Whea 2 spring, on |
track, cash, sl1ac; July, size. Corn un-
Dhnainged; Isni1sg No , on d1< track, pc oats,No,
in store, 7015c. Rye quieter; No. l, Sic. Pro |
visions weaker. Pork-July, 50 S711. Lard |
July, Sc or.
T0LEDO-Wheat very active, higher; cash. |
81 Ol; June OH; July, 94lzc; August, 9l5Sc:
september, 904c; December, a35sc. Corn |
dull, steady; cash, SOC. Oats quiet; cash, 4Oc: |
No. 2 white, 4215c. Clover seed dull; cash |
25 October, G11@4 so.
CINCINNATI-Flour fair. Wheat strong. |
No red, 81 "a. Corn in fair demand steady:
No. 2.mixed, 59c. Oats quiet; No. mixed, |
i0@4lc. Rye quiet; No. 2, Soc. Pro. |
l315c. Cheese steady.
DULUTH-Whea was duu but a little |
stronger to-day; receipts, "a cars Closing
prices: No. l hard, cash, 81 OH; No. ! |
Northern, cash, 9I74c; No Northern, cash,
9413c; July opened at CSC, sold up to eS1tc and |
closed at 9s1zc.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat stronger: No. Q |
hard, cash, S5lS6c; June, S615c bid; No. 2red.
cash, s9@s0c. Corn steady; No. 2, cash, 54lIc: |
June, 6l1s@5llc: Oats quiet; No 2, cash |
561ac bid; June, 351sc. Eggs weak at I2c
MINNEAPOLIS-No.l l hard, June. Al G9. |
ON track, 81 0l@1 0l1%: No. l Northern. lime
iS19c; July, SIC: September, s55Sc: on track
va q9s19e; No. Northern, june 94c: on |