Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-13
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Floul
| steady and unchanged; No. 2 spring wheat
81 O4ql of4 No; spring wheat, S6@9sc; No
red, 81 o5@1 Oh; No. 2 corn, 654c; No,
5215c; No. rye, s7@ssc; No. barley, nominal
No. f. o. b., 7eQ7sc: No. 4, nominal: No.
fax seed, 81 IA; prime timothy seed, 81 25;
100 pounds, Sc 451S; short ribs sides, (loose)
s. 9O@5 IS; dry salted shoulders (boxedl
50 1895 25; short clear sides (boxed) Sc 4Og
80; whisky, distillers' finished goods. per
gallon, 81 IL: sugars, cut loaf, unchanged:
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the but
ter market was lower. Extra creamery, 23@
&c; extra firsts, 20@2ic; f1rsts, n@l9ci extra
dairy, 20@22c; extra firsts, 16@1Sc; f1rsts, l4@
l5c. Eggs, 13@15c.
NEW YORK-Flour irregular; high grades
weak; market moderately active. Wheat
Spot market l1a@22c higher and dull, closing
firm; No red q I4A@l l5 1 in elegat9r ,S1r and
ungraded red, 81 lO]z@1 l6A; No. Northern,
to arrive 81 1901 Is; No. hard to arrive,
81 1712@1 Is; options advanced steadily to
219@23sc above yesterday and closed steady.
Trading was slow, but general affairs were
frightened by the better financial news. The
decrease in passage had little influence; No.
red, May, 81 l2Gl IA, closing at 81 IA: June,
ios, closing at 81 oS; August, IL 0sA@i o51S!,
closing at s105S; September, 81 02A@
10t32, closing at 81 041aa; October, 81 oSss@
dGlE, closing at slel9s Decembsa, 81 eye 1893
GgZ corn1spot mar market -; lower g and and
dull; No. 2, 7S@7s1Sc elevator, 7s@791zc
afoat; ungraded mixed, 7s@s2; options
ings and coveri9g; aS May, G 7aS7se, CLOS Closing @ at
7Sc; June, 67@6s1ac; July, 651z@661kc, closing
at csc; August, 647s@66c, closing ct 655sc;
September, 64N@e5+c, closing at 651Sc oats
and stronger; May, 57@5TIc, closing at 57Jlc;
June closing at 561sc: July, 5414@555sc,
closing at 555ssc; September, fc; spot. 50: 2
white do, 5l67Oc; No. 2 Chicago, 5slsc Hay
dull and firm. Hops firm and quiet; State,
common to choice, 25@S2c; Pacific
coast 25qSel5c. Tallow quiet and firm.
quiet and firm. Pork quiet and steady; old
mess, sll 75@R 25 new mess, $l3 50@l4 25; ex-
ira prime, Sll 55@l2 25. Cut meats quiet and
47z@5c; do hams, lO15c: mfddies dull and firm;
short clear, 7e; Lard easier and dull; West
eTni steam, Sc 20 bid; May, Sc "a; July,
s6 sl@6 81, closing at s6 So asked; August, Sc 9s
asked; September, 81 Os@7 10, closing at 81 %.
Butter-Liberal receipts; market quiet and
lower; Western dairy, IA822c: do creamery,
2@2615c; do factory, 14@22c; Elgin, 26@261ac.
Cheese dull and easy, part skins, 5@sEc.
ST. ST.LOUIS-Wheat opened Lc higher than
up. During the first few minutes nc was
added TO the opening price, after which the
market became tame. The undertone,
call prices shot rapidly up and the market
closed yesterday: No2 red, cash, 81 0l5<1I o2II:
May, 81 O21z, closing ut 81 03 bid: July, 94lI "a
$3.50, closing at 95I@96ssc; August, $3.50
95c bid; December 96g971S, closing at 97f%c
bid. Corn-The opening was N@}5c above
yesterdays close and continued to gain
strength with only moderate trading, how
May, 5sJ4G5s%c, closing at 5s5c; JUN. JG1SY3 SS3sS
$3.50, closing at 595sc. 'Oats firm and quiet;
No. 2, cash, 51@5l1lc; May, 5115c; July, 43IIc'
Rye dull; No. 2, sc bid. Barley, nothing
done.
PHILADELPHIA-Fl dull: largely
ing grades quiet but firm No. red, May,
1922; August, 81 04@l 0411SS.,. Corn.Options
es So maed nna ay eamer aea Sts qSe
track S0 7Se; 10 s mixed ike Nay, Nss RfSse 7a@7sa
SsI1esz6 Snne e9@5Sei July s74@ss4e; August,
mixed, 5Sc; No. white, 59@5e15c; No. l white,
6Oc: No. white, May, 5SA@5Sc; June, 5SsS6
5S3sc; July, 5sss@5s5sc. Provisions steady:
demand light Butter dull and lower; Penn
sylvania creamery, extra, CSC; do prints,
extra, 30634c. Eggs flrmer; in good demand;
Pennsylvania firsts, 17c.
MINNEAPOLIS-C wheat was slow to
sell to-day. Prices were too high for ele-
vator companies and local and outside
millers did not seem to want much wheat.
No. Northern sold from 1c under up to the
July price, the latter being occasionally
obtained for fancy selections. No l hard
difference above and below No. Northern
that they had been selling at. Poor wheat
was neglected. Closing quotations: No. i
hard May, 81 0l: on track, 81 07115@1 OS1%; No.
!, Northern Mort May, 81 o.: June, 81 O51G July,
ern, May, 81 c213; on truck, 81 0S@1 03H
BALTMORE-wheat-N 2 red firmer:
spot, 81 IA; July, 81 O714@1 OK; August
81 O44@l O43l; steamer, No.2 2, red, 81 TO- Corn,
mixed firmer; spot and the month, 73c; July,
S2fs es:er spot %o No. white Westsrn WWeits rs
6Oc; No. ., mixed, do, 5s@59c Rye flrmer. HAY
quiet but steady; good to choice timothy,
SHOE. Provisions quiet and unchanged.
do, fair TO choice, 26@27c; do, Imitation, Pa
G5c; ladlc, fancy, 23c; do, good to choice, 2O6
&c; rolls, fine, 22c; do fair to good, 1sa20c:
store packed, 1s@22c. Eggs firm, at 15c
CINCINNATI - Flour nominal. Wheat
n0minai; Innall No; red 81 @ o. Corn weaker and
mand; No. ., mixed, 5Gc. Rye dull and ne
elected; No. ., 92c. Pork quiet at Sll rs
Lard quiet at 50 10. Bulkmeats firm at
and tending downward, Eggs stronger at
1319@l4c. Cheese lower for new stock; Ohio
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet Wheat firm:
No. ., spring, on track, 81 0091 Oh; July, 81 90;
No. Northern, 81 90. Corn firm; No. ), on
track, Csc. Oats firm; No. 2, white, on track,
52@53c: Barley steady; No. 2, in store, 741Sc.
Rye firm; No. in store, &c. Provisions
steady. Pork, July, sll so. Lard-July, Sc GO.
T0LEDO-Wheat higher; cash and Nav.
81 0s; June, 81 OH; July, 81 OIL: August 9s1Ic:
December, 81 00Ac. Corn steady; cash, 6Sc,
cash, 81 %.
Coffee Markets.