Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-04
ARTICLES.

SHORT RIBS.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Dull and unchanged; No. spring wheat, 81 OF
al 0ll44; No. spring wheat, ,95d9S15c; No. red,
81 Ol&ll o.; No. corn, 571Sc; No; oats, AHc:
No. rye, SIC; No2 barley, nominal: No.
5, f. o. b., 6sG70c: No. 4 nominal; No flax
seed, 81 IL: prime timothy seed, 81 3l0lS2; mess
pork, per bbl,sl 5O@1o 55; lard, per 100 pounds
Sc 20@6 e21%: short ribs sides, loose, s. so@
5 90: dry salted shoulders; boxed, IS 00@5 05;
short clear Sides boxed Sc e5@6 IS; whisky,
distillers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 IL;
sugars unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
l5@l5lac-
NEW YORK-Flour dull ami heavy: sales,
1850 barrels. Wheat-Spot market moder-
heavy: No. red, 81 O9l4 store and elevator;
81 IOEsGl 1875 atioat: 81 Os1z@I II f. o. b.; un-
graded rcd, 81 05151l l53l: No. / Northern, to
arrive 81 1l@I III: No. hard, to arrive, 81 Is
%i 1 oPs1IGns EPs1ns opened SSe e s9xer
Bradstreets statement of increased amount
of supply, declined 1a@%c on long selling
closing steady at Is@1ac under yesterday;
No; 2red, June, 81 o99l. 097s, closing at 81 %:
81 O35s@l 0fssss, closing at 81 O355s: September,
81 02s4@l OSSs, closing at 81 0254; October,
81 o2N@1 O33s closing at 81 o3; November,
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closing at 81 o.; May, 1897, 81 Os@l Os11f, clos
ing at 81 0S. Corn-SpOt market
opened stronger, closed lower, moder-
ately active and weak: No. 2, 6S@64c;
6S@65sEc: options advanced 1H@115c on ex-
pected light receipts and covering declined
5s@!l4c on realizing at the West. closing
weak at A@3sc over yesterday; june,
closing at 629sc; August, 6lssG62}<c, closing at
6I3lc; September, 61LG62c, closing at 61$Sc
oats-spot market ffrmer and fairly active.
ing ing at at .se $50 Ss july White ssSs sss sSs
5O14c; July, 5Ol1: spot, No. white, SOC; mixed
Western, 46@50c; white do, 5o@6215c; No.
Chicago, 5O@5OAc. Tallow strong. Pork ac-
tive; old mess, so 5O@n so; extra prime,
Sll co. Peanuts strong; fancy hand picked,
4l4c; farmers, sA@3S4c. Lard lower, more
Sc 50 asked; July, So 5t@6 IS. closing at Sc 81
asked: August, IS 65: September, sc T@6 70,
closing at So IS bid: October closed at
So 81. Butter best grades firm and fair de-
mand. Cheese, fair demand and easy.
ST. LOUIS = Flour quiet. easy and un-
from yesterdays close, declined still further,
but recovered some just before the close,
which was 4@34c below yesterdays; No.
red, cash, 81 0O3z@1 OIL; June, 93c: July, 1875
closing at 9215c bid; December, 9511sG96lSc,
closing at 953s@951ac asked. Corn was Isc
above yesterdays close at the opening to-
day and continued to advance with only an
occasional reaction until near the close,
when values weakened with wheat; No.
cash, 5SlA @552sc: July, 53l4@54lzc, closing at
53}4c: September, 534c Oats dull and easier;
No. cash, 441ac: July, 4O1ac, closing at 4O33Sc
Rye-Nothing done Hay-Tmothy in de-
mand at sl3@l6 80; prairie dull and neglected
Butter better; creamery, l3@16c; dairy, 1l@
lac. Eggs lower at 1112c. Cornmeal higher
at 80 gll63 90 observation-disclosures 0uiet
and steady.
MINNEAPOLIS-Prices for cash wheat
were n fraction higher to-day, with most
sales of No Northern at 81 021aGl O234, de-
livered. Elevator buyers were in the mar
llet for No. Northern at 1c under July, but
most of that grade was taken by millers at
little higher prices. A few cars of No. were
sold at 81 OO@l 0OH for fancy wheat, but this
grade was slow and the tendency was to
drop a little further under nominal North
ern. The bulk of the sales were 3@4c below
the price that most of No. l Northern
brought. No. hard and grades under No. 2
were as difficult to move at satisfactory
prices as they had been for some time Clos
ing quotations: No. l hard, June, 81 O31S; on
track, 81 oS19@l 04; No. Northern, June,
81 Cl July o;39 81 e239@l e. S2'S; September sl1e;
9Sc; on track, 9Sd9915c.
BALTIMORE-Whea easy: No2
red, spot, 81 l0@l lO1; the month"; 81 G961 O951ss;
July, 81 06ldl O655s; August, 81 04@l O41s: Sep
tember, 81 0S@l OSEs: steamer, No. Pred. d.slO7%.
64e; July, 641a@6s4c; the month, &c; July,
6219@6SAc; spot No. 2 white, 651Sc. Oats
quiet: No. 9 white Western, 54G55c; No.
Csc. Hay-Demand good and firm; good to
choice timothy, S12@l3. Provisions un-
changed. Butter firm: creamery fancy, l9c:
do fair to choice. l6dlsc; do imitation, 15@
1l@1Sc; store packed, lo@13c. Eggs weak at
171ac.
PHILADELPHIA-Flo quiet and weak
Wheat-Futures nominal; high grades quiet
Corn-0ntions strong and quiet; car lots
low, in grain depot, &c: No. 2 low mixed,
63c; August, 62ll4@62s4c; September, 6l19@62c.
65@66c; No. 2 mixed and yellow, 66@67c;
Oats 9 higher 3eS g. Rf Rhte ess Sc No. Sy Wig S
521@0531%c: No. white, June, 52lI@521%c: Julyt
52l4@5215c; August. 4@45c. Eggs steady;
pennsylvania tirsts, 1Sc.
CINCINNATI-Flourq quiet. Wheat, No. .
red, 81 04@l o.; Corn in fair demand and
stronger; No. mixed, 5S@5S1%c. Oats firm;
No mixed, 4s@4s1Sc. Rye nominal; No 2,
SIC. Pork quiet at $40 s711. Lard quiet and
Bacon barely steady at 81 l214. Butter
stronger; Elgin creamery, zoe; Ohio, ls@2Oc:
choice dairy, 9@l0c. Eggs steadier at lS1
1s95c. Cheese quiet.
MILWAUKEE-Flou easier. Wheat IN
July, 9s1sc; No. l Northern, 81 o.. Corn
steady; No. 3, on track, SIC. oats firmer:
No. 2white, on track, 4615c. Barley quiet;
No. . in store, 74c. Rye fff'm; No. in store
s1@s7%c. Pork-July, $40 IS. Lard, July,
NEW ORLEANS-Whisk steady; western
rectifed, 81 0lGl So Sugar steady; kettle, to
good fair, 315@S5sc; choice yellow CHARMED,
43sc; prime 10, 4Zc. Molasses steady: open
Kettle, good to fair to prime feIInenting %
G25c; centrifugal, prime to good prime, 20c
KANSAS CITY-Wheat ouiet. No D bord
cash, 92c; June, 9S1Sc bid; No. . red, cash.
9S1ac. Corn stronger; No. 2, cash, 5Olzc: June,
5oIac bid Oats quiet; No. 2, cash, Ale bid:
june, 4lssc bid. Eggs slow and weak at l2c
ToLEDo-Wheat lower; July, soc. Corn
dull; cash and June, 5715c. Oats steady:
No. :, +6c. Cloverseed quiet; cash and June,
81 90