Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-19

Flour steady and unchanged No spring
wheat, 81 0634: No. spring wheat 9sc@S1 03;
oats Sic; No. 2 white. 52@5S1Sc; No. 3white,
5V4c: No. 2 rye, 9l692c; No. barley nominal;
No. f. o. b., 7l@76c; No. 4 f. o. b., 70672c No.
! flax seed, 81 l6; prime timothy seed, 81 33@
Sf: mess pork, per barrel, $l1 15Glll 20; lard,
per 100 pounds, Sc 40: short ribs sides Qoose),
s. S065 80; dry salted shoulders (boxed),
50 1925 20; short clear sides, (boxed), Sc 500
40; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
lated, 41%c, standard "A,5 4sSc. '4e' IAN u
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was lower; extra creamery, H@
lS13c; extra firsts, 15@l6c; firsts, l3@14c; ex-
ira dairy, l6@l7c: extra f1rsts, 4@l5c; tirsts,
2@l3c. Eggs 4@l5c.
NEW TORK-Flour, receipts 3142s pack
ages exports, l,479 barrels, 7O2 sacks; quiet
and unchanged: sales, 1900 barrels Corn
I'll, bushels; exports, 233, ,022 bushels: sales,
S,34, 900 bushels; futures, IS 600 bushels, spot:
spott stronger and dull; No. 2 red, 81 1870
l Il store and elevator, 81 1901 1s1& afloat,
81 1901 l914 f. o. b.; ungraded red, 81 09@
l 1S1a; No. northern, to arrive, 81 Is; No /
hard, to arrive, 81 2013; options were
slow, on account of holidays abroad; prices
however, advanced on unfavorable weather
reports and after opening %@1c up declined
1a@5lc, but soon regained %53Ic and closed
firm at A@lHc over Saturday; No. red
81 1s9I IA, closing at 81 1875; July, 81 IO@
067s, closing at 81 O65s: September, 81 0a5@
l O52s, closing at 81 O5l4; october, 81 0512@
!, os az ,sl elIpSSding Sd c,otin at 81 o5 Dec Deeem6sE
Is9e, 81 o91s@l 1O1s, closing at 81 1875
Rye dull and steady. Stocks of grain in
store and afioat May 16: Wheat, 4l6, ,l2l
els; barley, ,9OOSS bushels; malt, ,2S6 1876 bushels;
peas, 2S7 bushels. Barley and malt dull.
Corn-Receipts %, 400 bushels; exports, l,63O
bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures: 80 600
No. 2, 6914@7Oc elevator; 7O1l@7lc afioat; un.
graded mixed, 671a@76c; steamer mixed, 6715c;
changing with wheat on light offer
f 9Es Nay 6ges closing at ssSe; June sS@
ing at CSC: August, 64Is6645sc, closing at
6i5sc; September, 6S34@6f4c &c, closing at 64lzc.
Oats-Receipts, 5000 bushels; exports, lao
bushels; sales, lO5OOO bushels futures and o.
600 bushels spot; spot market unchanged, op-
tions dull and irregular, closing firm; May,
l4@5613c, closing at 561!c; June, closing at
55,;,J S55ge; July 55@55c, closins at SOC; August
white, 5S@5S1se; mixed Western, $4,000;
white do, 6O@7Oc; No. Chicago, 5715@5Sc.
Hay firm. Hops dull and firm.
PHILADELPHIA-Flo firm; Western
winter clear, SO CO@5 %; do do straight, IS IS
as 50; winter patent. s. 5o@5 rs; Minnesota
clear, 81 1896 25: do straight, S5 2565 so: do
patent, S5 5016 90. Wheat speculation bull
lish; prices advanced lc, but offerings light
and demand little from any source. No 2,
red, May, 81 141l Is; June, 81 f3@1 IA; July,
lots lower; futures nominally unchanged;
No. J, yellow, in grain depot, 69c; No. 2, vel
low, in do &c; No. 2, mixed and yellow in
do, 7O@7lc; No. 2, mixed and high mixed, ele-
vator, Zoe. Oats weak and unsettled; No. 2,
white on track, ,5sc:do regular, 576l571Sc! No 3
white, May, 5611@l57c: June, G@571Sc; july
5I19G5Sc; August. 4S@45c. Provisions in fair
demand and steady. Pork, mess, new, sl3 so;
do fa11,ilx- 1n1Z
@l2c. Butter dull and weaker; PENNSYLVANIA
creamery extra, l9c; do prints, extra, 22@26c
Eggs firm and in fair demand; Pennsylvania
firsts, !719@lsc, Cheese steady and qviet;
part skins, 7@9c.
BALTMORE-Wheat firmer; No. Q, red,
spot, 81 1901 l6l%; the month, 81 151S9l 15s4;
June, 81 Az; July, 81 0915@1 0934; August
81 0614@1 0612; steamer No. 2, red, 81 13; re-
ceipts, 40ll bushels; stock, 169Sa3 bushels;
zoe; the month, 7O@7O1lc; july, 664c; spot
No. 3, white 12c; receipts, ll0l0 bushels; ship
ments, 20 bushels; stock, 93, ,s9S bushels; sales,
1000 bushels. Oats dull; No white West
ern, $4,000; No. mixed do, 5S@59c; receipts,
z 900 bushels; stock, s., $40 bushels. Rye dull;
No. 2, 55c; receipts, 600 bushels; stock, S,040
bushels. Hay firm; good to choice timothy,
Sil OO@l2 90; Provisions steady and un-
changed. Butter more steady; creamery,
fancy, l9920c; do fair to choice, I7@lSc; do
imitation, l5@lec; ladle, fancy, i5c: do good
to choice, 13@14c; rolls, fine, 15c; do fair to
Soou, Iztyl4c; store packed, l2Nl5c. Eggs ac-
tive at l6c. Coffee quiet and unchanged
MINNEAPOLIS-Sampl wheat was slow
again to-day. The offerings were not large,
but the demand was light, and principally
for No: Northern. Some No was sold at
about &c under No. l. Poor grades were dull
with little sale for them at the prices they
were held at. Only one local miller in the
market. He bought at about I1lc under
July. Later in the day elevator buyers
came in for No: Northern for the same
basis. Stocks of wheat in country elevators
decreased ll4,00O bushels during the week.
Closing quotations: No. hard, May, 81 IO15;
on track, 81 0954; No. l Northern, MAY, 81 10:
June, 81 0l4: July, 81 0s32ss: on track, 81 O7ll@
05
AUkEE-Flour quiet; No. spring,
On track, cash, 81 0l01 05: July. 81 O93I: No. I
Northern, ST o. Corn easier; No 2. on track
&c. Oats quiet; No. white, on track, 5a1a@
I3c. Barley firm: No. 2, in store, 74JSc. Rye
firm; No. /, in store, 62]Sc Provisions quiet.
Pork, July, $ll S5. Lard, Sc so.
TOLEDO-Wheat dull and firm: cash,
] o97z;. May, 81 10; July, 81 0s; August, ST;
December, 81 o.. Corn dull; cash, &c Oats
luiet; cash, SIC; No. 8 white, SIC. Cloverseed
iull and steady; cash. 81 20.