Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-02
ARTICLRs.

| Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. 81 03: No. spring wheat. SIG
Csc: No. red, 81 OSll@1 0iNo. corn. .6715G673sc:
No. oats 525sG52I9c; No. 2 rye. s6c. No: 2
Pams pnrsy oaT no1na seed S0 81 ai 5 Mess I
per Dbl. sl2 80. Lard. per lN lbs. s6 70. Short
rib sides Qoosel. S. 9546 Us; dry saltsd snoul-
deTs tboxsal; 8 O0a6 10; short clear sides I'D
granulated. 4s4c; standard A. ~. No. white
oats. 5415955Ic; No. 8 white, 53G54c No. 2
barley, +. o. b.. 73G76c; No. g. t. o. b. 10G72c On
The Produce Exchange to-day the butter mar
frsts. 23l25c: frsrs, 1S920c; extra dairy, 24@
26c; extra irsts. 20622c; frsts. 169lSc. Eggs.
lBdl7c.
NEW YoRK-Flour-Less active and steady
Cornmeal firm and quiet; yellow western, So 30
| as Go. Wheat-Spot market unsettled, closing
lower. but steady and quler; No. 2, red, 81 l65<
in elevator, 81 ISss afioat 81 l77S@l ls11 T. b.:
No.2 red, 81 091z; nnCraded red. 81 G7@l l65z;
No. 1 Northern, 81 %; No. hard, 81 2o15;
options declined I@lLc on the foreign and
long interests generally selling on better French
weather reports: afterward there were strong
French cables and prices advancei H@sfri
The closing was weak and 5s454c under yester-
day on realizing: No. ) red April, closing at
81 l27S; June, 81 IOs4@l ilss. closing at 81 ll1I:
July, 81 OS140l U91l closing at 81 OSs4; August,
81 0ass@i 953E closing at 81 o4sk; September,
81 O5151l O6s4, closing at 81 05ss Barley quiet
and steady. Corn-Spot market lower but
firm and moderately active; No. z 7S3l@79c in
elevator, Soc afoat; ungradea mixed. 7S9slc;
steamor mixed, 7S15c: options unchanged to
&c up. declined lGlkc as it was apparent
that buvers were indifferent. The close was
dull at 3s9zse decline for the day; April 7sc;
p S.l6c closing at 7l9sc; July 7O18@72c, closing
at 7l1sc; December, Gle. Oats-Spot market
lower Options fairlv active and weaker: April,
Ing at 59c: June, 6S1Sc; Jnly. 5sa55s15c. closing
at 5Sssc; spot No. white. .60A@62c; mixed
Western, o5t; 55SSlc; white do, 6o@65c; No. 2
and and frmer: :' western ester aiha2IKc. I Pork
firm: old moss. sll 75Il2 25: new
mess. SIS 759l4 90: extra prime, Sl1 50Gl2 co:
Cut meats quiet: picked bellies. &C: picked
shoulders. 412G5c; picked hams S14d9c:
middles dull aud firm. Lard opened weak and
closed firm: Western steam, 81 O215: April, e. 90;
May, So %, closing at 81 05 June closed at s. II;
July, s. 25 closing at 81 81; August. 81 Al, clos
ing at 81 "A; September closed at 81 ST. Butter
quiet and weaker; Western dairy. l3G25c; do
creamery. 24Q2Se: do factory, l3G25c; EIgin.
29c. Cheese in moderate demand; skins, 61SD
l0c: Ohio fats. SQllc.
ST. L0UlS-Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened excited and &c up. but favorable crop
reports and lower outside markets sold d and
ruled easy to the close to last sales being "a
llsc lower than Yesterday: No. red. cash.
81 04@l O41<; May, 81 0S11l 05. closing at
81 OS5s: July, g71zG9S24c. closing at size asked;
August, 95ssG9634c, closing at S04c. Corn
The opening was Lc above yesterdays closing,
but soon eased off with wheat, and while
weakness predominated throughout. the range
65lEc. closing at 645sc; July. 6S1sG164c closing
at 635s. Oats quiet: No. 2. cash. 55ss@54c: May.
53}a@54, closing at 54c; July. 469i61ac, closing
at 4613c. Rye nominal. Barley steady and
firm; Minnesota. 76c Fiaxseed frmer at 81 is
Tor estern, while Northwestern is Quotable
at 81 20. Provisions very quiet. Pork
Standard mess. sl2 259l2 80 Lard-Prime
BAL TIMORE-wbo,+- -wast.rn sto,dy. No
May. 81 lO1ag1 1917; July. 81 O6. asked: August,
81 O313 asked. C0rn-Western frmer; mixed
spot and April, 7S7lG74c; May, 7S1S@74c; July,
tic. Oats steady. Rye firm. Hay strong
and unchanged Provisions strong and active;
mess pork, sl2 50; new, sl4 50. New bulk
picked shoulders, 5000 "a ans, ,l0]lc: small lie
Lard. refined, SC; crude CSC. Butter weaker;
creamery fancy. 29c; do fair to choice. 27Q2Sc:
do imitation. 26Q2fc; ladle fancy, &c; do good
TO choice, 22G24c; rolls firm. Eggs steady at
TO-
MiNNEAPOLIS-After taking out the ship
menis there were only 81 cars Of wheat left to-
day, which was considerably less than the
amount required by local millers There were
active buyers and cleaned the tables up early.
Prices were held up about in the same range
yesterday. Notwithstanding that, futures in
market were lower. There was a fair inquiry
from outside millers. Closing prices: No.
hard. April, 81 o.; on track, 81 O59l O6; No.
Northern Tor 20 April and May, 81 OBJ; on track,
III.
track, 81 O11l@l 0I1&.
PHllADELPHIA-Wheat options opened %c
higher, but afterward lost the Improvement;
May and June, 81 ll@l llb: July 81 O3@l o.
Corn firm; steamer No. 2 mixed, in grain
depot, 7S14c: No. yellow. IN do 79c; No. 2
mixed, April. T6@77c: May, T4175c: June, 72@
73c; july. 7lMI2c Oats weak and lower; No
white. 6Oc; No. white, Gle; No. white, April,
G0@6019c; May, June and July. 6O15G16lc Eggs
quiet and steady; Pennsylvania firsts, IS162i9c.
CINCINNATI-Flour active and stronger
Wheat quiet; No. red, 81 o.. Corn strong;
No. mixed, 73@731Sc. Oats strong; No
mixed, 5Sc. Rye steady; No. 2 &c Pork
steady at So % Lard, quiet at Sc 371<66 So
Bulkmeats in fair demand at Sc l2%Q6 Is Ba-
con. steady at 81 25. Butter easier; fancy Elgin
creamery. 3O@3lc: Ohio and Indiana, 24f925c;
prime dairy, ISQ2Oc. Eggs firm atl5c Cheese
strong.
MILWAUKEE - Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm: No. spring. on track, cash, 99c; May.
99asc; No. Northern, 81 04. Corn firm; No. |
>. track, 7Gc. Oats steady: No white on |
track, 55@b51zc. Barley steady; No. 2 in store, |
6l35c. Rye firm; No. 2, In store SSc. Pro- |
visions easier. Pork-May, sl2 Co. Lard-May, |
SC so.
TOlEDO-Wheat frmer; cash. 81 O61S; May,
81 OS: Jnly, 81 o23z: August 9ssIc Corn |
steady; cash, tic; May, sc. Oats quiet; cash, |
541fc. Cloverseed dull: cash, 81 So
FITS, spasms, st. Vitus dance, nervous
ness and hvsteria are soon cured nv DR.