Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-03
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
d I or: No SPRING Wheat s5Sssc; No. si red,
81 0113@l OF: No. 2 corn 363zc; No. oats, 44sssc:
No. white, 45@46c: No. 3 white, 433z@455c;
No. rye, sS@s4c; No. barley, nominal: No.
fiaxseed, 81 II: prime timothy seed, 81 80;
mess pork, per Dbl, $40 6215; lard per 100
pounds, Sc 30; short ribs sides, loose, S5 500
S6 90; dry salted shoulders, boxed, S. Oo@5 05;
short clear sides, boxed, Sc 30@6 40; whisky,
distillers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 Is;
sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firm; fancy creamery, 17@lsc;
extra firsts, 15H@161Sc firsts, lH4@15c; extra
dairy, 6@I7c; extra frsts, 14@15c; frsts 100
lac. Eggs, B@16c.
NEW YORK-Flour quiet and weak
Wheat-Spot market lower and moderately
active, closing steadier; No. red, 81 10, store
l l1A f. o. b.; ungraded red, 81 o53z@1 II; No.
Northern, to arrive, 81 113I3l IL; No. hard
to arrive, 81 1901 16; options opened 1890
lower on Liverpool selling and favorable
weather conditions, advanced L@34c on COW
ering, declining E@zzc on local selling, clos
No 10 red, june 81 osSSf fos7s Closing at 81 0ssS:
:, July Gy, q os9l S :1 M closing at 1 q o August
81 o25z@l os5s, closing at 81 6314; October,
closing at 81 0315; December, 81 04@l 045Ss
closing at s. o4ss; May, 1892, 81 os@l oSIl, clos
weaker, closed stronger; fair trade; No. D. s.
@64c elevator, 64@645sc, afloat; ungraded
mixed, GS@66c: options M@lAc higher and
strong, through speculation at Chicago: June,
closing at 6lAc; August. 6O@61lc, closing at
GIG; September, 591l@6O3zc, closing at 603lc
Oats-Spot market higher and fairly active.
Options quiet and stronger; June, closing at
4s14c; July, 4734@4s4c, closing at 4s34c; August
I@42c, closing at 42c; spot No. white, 4s3z
@49slc; mixed Western, 46@5Oc; white do,
5oQ55c No. 2 Chicago, 4s@49s4c. Hay quiet
and firm. Hops dull and steady. Tallow
Western, 1sc. Hides active and firm. Pork
quiet and unchanged. Cutmeats quiet and
weak; picked bellies, 54@59c; middles quiet
steam. So '571Ss; june, Sc 53; July, s6 el@s 81,
closing at s6 81 bid: August, s6 73: September,
S. s5@6 81, closing at S. 81 bid. Butter,
choice in demand and firm; Western dairy,
l5c; Elgin 19c. Cheese, more doing and steady;
part skins, 4@Sc.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat opened H@Lc down,
advanced Nc, receded and sold off, then
ruled weak to the close, which was 1sc below
yesterasys No o,os red cssh 8 oigl o
944@95c, closing at 9455sc; August, 93@93ssc,
closing at 9314c; December, 955S@961zc, closing
at 955s@96c bid. Corn opened 1sc up and con-
day until near the close, when values weak
ened slightly, though 1@lssc above yesterday.
June, SIC, closing at 5215c bid; July, 52@535sc;
closing at 5SHc bid; September, 5l14@5IXc,
closing at 5lSc. Oats firmer but quiet; No.
cash, 4216c; July, 40@4O1ac, closing at 4O1<c
bid; August, 3415c, closing at 3415c. Rye-No.
2, size. Hay-Timothy quiet and unchanged,
prairie dull and nominal. Butter firm;
creamery, 13@16c; dairy, l0@l3c. Eggs lower
at l2c. Pork and lard dull Pork, s11 90.
Lard, Sc 90.
PHILADELPHIA-Flo quiet and weak
Wheat-options weaker high grades scarce
81 os1Z@1 10; July, 81 O7@1 0715; August,
81 041a@l 0434; September, 81 63T. Corn
Options quiet; local car lots scarce and more
firmly held, but demand only moderate; un-
No: yellow, in do, Csc; No high mixed
and yellow, in do and elevator, 66c; No. 2
mixed, june, 62@6219c; July, 6l14@62c; August,
SlA@6l2c; September, 6oN@el1c. oatsSCar
old crop deliveries H@Hc lower: No. 2white,
52@5215c; No. 2 white, June, 5lsz@521lc: July,
5l12@52c; August 4l@42c; September, 4O@4lc.
Eggs quiet and easy; Pennsylvania firsts,
Observation-Disclosures of wheat to-day
were smaller, and there was a little more
competition for No. Northern. Sales were
mostly at about lc under July, with fancy
were still very dull and difficult to place A
few choice cars of No. Northern were sold !.
ut 9912c@Sl 0O1a, but the most of that sold was
Mt soc. Considerable good No. was offered at
CSC, with no buyers. Closing quotations: No
/ hard, June 81 04: on track, 81 041S0l O5: No.
Northern, June, 81 o.; July, ST 027S6Dl O3:
9114c; on track, 81 02@1 OH: No
2 Northern, June 99c: on track, 99c@$I 90.
BALTIMORE-Wheat easy; No. red
spring, 81 l054@1 IL; the month, 81 TO- July,
81 065S@l 0615; August, 81 04@1 041I: Septen-
Der, 81 03: steamer, No. 2 red, ST o. Corn
dull; mixed, spot, 633z@64c; the month 64c:
July, Gle; spot No. white, 65c Oats quiet
and steady: No. white Western I655c: No
2 mixed do, 53@54c. Rye inactive; No q 95c
Hay firm; good to choice timothy. sI2@l3.
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm: cream
cry fancy, l9c; do fair to choice, I76lSc: do
imitation, l5@l6c: ladle fancy, 146l5c; do
good to choice. 1l@l3c; store packed. IO0l3c.
Eggs weak al 1sc.
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged Wheat
easier: No. spring on track cash. ST. Oh; july.
9S1sc; No. Northern, 81 O5. Corn steady; No.
on track, 56c. Oats easier; No. Q white on
track, 46c. Barley steady; No. in store
7313c. Rye steady; No. Pin store, size. Pro,
visions firm. Pork-July, $40 III. Lard,
CINCINNATI-Flourq quiet. Wheat lower:
No. 2 red, 81 O4@1 05. Corn firmer: No.
mixed, 5615@5Sc. Oats easy; No. 2 mixed.
4Sc. Rye dulll.and lower; No. 2, SIC. Pro,
visions quiet and unchanged. Butter quiet. |
Eggs easier at l5Gll515c. Cheese lower: good
to prime Ohio fiat, 9l5@10c.
TOLEDO-Wh heat steadier: cash and June.
81 061a; July, 9914c; August, 97asc; Septemb Der,
&c. Corn active and firmer; cash, 5715c;
September, 57c. Oats quiet; cash, 46%c. /
Cloverseed dull; cash and June, 81 90.
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