Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-30
ARTICLES.

| Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Steady and unchanged: No. 2 spring wheat,
srcd, i ol 70. corn, ssSssSc;; No.
white. 4515@ls14c: No. 2 rye, sl@s415c; No. ?
nominal: No. l fiaxseed. 81 II; prime timothy
| seed, 81 33@1 "a; mess pork, per bbl.. $40 700
| 10 75; lard, per 100 pounds, Sc S0@6 35; short
ESs sde boaed S short Seee eIssr
| sides, boxed, Sc 25@6 35; whisky, distillers'
| finished. goods, per gallon, 81 16; sugars un-
| changed.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
15@15Ic.
NEW YORK-Flour firm and unchanged
Wheat-Spot market firmer, fair business
chiefly export; No. red 81 u store and ele
ungraded red, $fO674@1 l4l4; No. Northern
to arrive, 81 Az No. hard TO arrive, 81 1s14:
No. Chicago, 81 1lA@1 Il. Options opened
H@9sc up, advanced A@Aee more on large
the holidays; afterward full deliveries on
contracts broke the market 2s@lc, closing
ssy. steaSy Within Na MSdAM zMsdA Maq Of a last M nEnt Jane
81 IlIs@1 M closing. at 81 IlI: July,
81 0S 9-1661 % 5-16 closing at 81 0s34; Au-
gust, 81 051I@l O6, closing at 81 o5as; Septem-
Der, 81 0lI6l 05, closing at 81 045k;
October, 81 Oa74@l 'o5, closing at 81 O4122;;
81 o5s9; May, 1892, closing at y oszS Corn
@sRee easier and fA1S moderately PS actiVe No. :,
graded mixed, 65@esc. Options very
dull and on lighter offerings advanced
June. 62@6s4c, closing at 62J4c; July,
@6O56c, closing at 6o5sc; September, $500
duff, Iowerand heavy; May, 1910 @491Sc; June,
4Sl64911c, closing at 4s54c: July, 4S1s@4934c,
closing at 4s17c; No: spot white. 52@529;
ern aG asse @ wte dG Go sasSs No Nse chieago
5015c Hay easy and quiet. Hops steady
and quiet. Taiiow dull and steady. Eggs
iirIer western, lsA@ls34c; @ Hides e,d active
$40 759n 80; new mess, ,sl2@l2 75; extra prime,
sl1 so. Cnt meats in light demand and
steady. Middles steady and quiet. Lard
Sc IS asked: July, Sc 81; August, Sc 73; Sep
tember, s6 s5 October. Sc 96. Butter-Fancy
firm and in fair demand: Western dairy, 100
l4c; Elgin, 1S11c. Cheese in fair demand and
irregular; part skins, 4@sc.
PHILADELPHIA Flour dIllI Wheat
strong, and option prices advanced 12@54c
under firm cables: good foreign inquiry,
offerings; No 2 red, May and June, 81 1000
IL; July, 81 Os5491 90; August, 81 051S91 05z. i,
Corn-Cariots &c lower; futures, quiet and
steady; No. mixed, in grain depot, &c; No.
high mixed and yellow, in do. and eleva-
tor 66c: No. 2 mixed May, 651l@66c; June, 621I
@6sc: July, 62@621lc; August, 6I54@621Sc. Oats
weak; No. white, 523c; No; ? white, 5S@
52Z@52Ac: July, 5215@53c; August, 42@43c.
Provisions quiet, firm. Pork-Family, 4D
15c. Eggs fairly active and firm; Pennsyl
Cheese & steady and in fair demand; part
skins, 6@7c.
MINNEAPOLISLThere was good demand
for No. / Northern wheat to-day. but the
other grades were as slow and as hard to
bulk of No. l Northern was sold at 81 OF,
which was lc under july. The elevator
company was in the market for this grade at
that price, as well as one large milling con.
those figures The shipments were again
larger than the receipts. Closing quotations:
No. hard, May, g O6; on track, 81 o6Q1 0615;
No. Northern, Nav, 81 03115; July, 81 045s;
No. Northern, 81 OIL; on track, ST 0l@1 OH.
ST. LoUIs-Flour frmer, but unchanged
Wheat started tame and sS@11c above yes
terday's close. Trading was languid, values
leaning toward lower range to the close,
for December: No. 2 red, cash, 81 0361 0411z
August, gl1<@95llc, closing at 945zc; De-
cember, 967SG9sc, closing at 97essc asked. Corn
and ruied'wesk to the close: No. 3, cash, 5s5z
@53c; July, 525SG5314c, closing at SIC; Sep
tember, SIC, closing at SIC. Oats very dull;
No. 2 cash, 45c; July 40c; August, 3424c. Rye |
NO. nominal, S215c.
NEW OhLEANS-COuee Qu1eps RIO OrQ1- |
nary to fair 1Ss16193zc. Whisky-Western
rectined, 81 04Gpl So Sugar steady; open
Kettle, fair to good, s11@35sc; common, 20 |
4IG1t 5i6c; prime do, 3-16c: seconds 3@4c. |
Moiasses steady; open kettle good fair to |
prime 1ermentinR 23d25c; centrifugals prime |
to good prime, 20c: lair to good fair. 14@i5c; |
good common, lo@l2c; common, sG9c; in
ferior, 667c.
CINCINNATI-Wheat quiet; No. red,
81 051k. Receipts, 800 bushels; shipments,
5000 bushels Corn weaker and quiet: No. |
4z1S@49c. Rye dull; No. D ,90c. Pork quiet |
and steady at SO s71z. Lard quiet at IS 05. |
Bulkmeats and bacon frmer. Butter quiet.