Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-21
ARTICLES,
Cash Quotations were as follows;

cash quotations were as follows:
Flour dull and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat, 81 0S15S; No: spring wheat, 81 OO@1 OS15%
No. 2 red, 81 05L6 No. 2 corn, 6Oc; No ,
oats, 5Os4c; No. white, 52@521ac; No. 3white,
5l@Jl]@c; No: rye, s5c; No. 2 barley nominal;
! fax seed, 81 Ia; prime timothy seed, 81 Sig
81: mess pork, per barrel, S1l Is; lard,
per 100 pounds, S. 40: short ribs sides (loose)
s. 1905 20; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 35@
6 40; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 II: sugars, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
lie; extra firsts, 4@15c; 1irsts, l@13c; ex-
ira dairy, A9I5c; extra f1rsts, 12@l3c; firsts,
lO@lic. Eggs, 151S@I6c.
NEW YORK-Flour less active, closing
and moderately active, chiefly export; No. 2
red, 81 l3 store and elevator, 81 1901 1494
afiSa5 a Ss5, g q. lS%l LAY B.; ung1aded red
i Yfi I IL Il No. hard fo arrive fU sTFss 81 is
options have been tending downward all
through the day and closed 21z@31Sc lower,
the decline was simply through desire to
to On the "fnen' HeW crop 81 SRS With its be
ter prospects; the export demand enlarged
a little on the more favorable figures; No. 2
5s@ 5Sho, ha{ y al "a Closing M siGsmg at & rt il 81 J4 I
81 o4[lSI 05sSs closing at 81 oa1S; September,
q 81 @ ST. sosSs sSsins & At 4 4 G g. 81 esq
iss % & oSf @ TO- 'tIo1 cIosfRg at at 81 os co1n Mny
Spot market lower, unsettled and fairly
graded mixed, 67@72c; options, depressed
May, o6s1S@691fc, closing: at 6s14c
Se Snns SgS2e eSs5 s5ssing % at Ss; July G1Gyg
ing at 6214c; September, 62@6S34c, closing at
&C. 0ats-Spot market lower and quiet,
closing weak; options fairly active, but
e: and 5aR Reayg S9ae SSso s6Gs closing a9 & ct
No: 2 white, Sssz@59c; mixed Western,
$4,000; white do, GOOSE: No; 2 Chicago, 57@
firm; State, common to choice. 25@32c; Pa
cific coast, 25G321Sc. Talow-Dull and easy
Eggs quiet and steady; Western, l614c: Pork
nsE' s o ne~ "Rd mes sssasE 81 sG m pr%s D
SIl 80. Cut meats quiet and unchanged;
middles dull and firm. Lard lower and dull;
Western steam, Sc 671S; May, Sc 81, asked
June closed at Sc 81, asked; July, Sc 769
Il; closing Sc 70; August, Sc IS, closing
Sc Sc; September 81 co. closing, Sc 9s. But
ter in fair demand; fancy steady; Western
tory, lO@l5c: Elgin, l9c. Cheese in moderate
demand and steady; part skins, 5dSHc.
BALTIMORE-Wheat lower: No. Q, red,
spot, 81 a. the month, 81 l3115: June, 81 123z;
July, 81 9S4@l 0S19 August 81 054@1 05ass;
No. white, 6s1%c. Oats quiet; No. Z white
Western, $4,000; No. mixed do, 5sc. Rye
dull; No. Q, 95c. Hay firm; good to choice
timothy, sll 5O@l2 5O Provisions quiet.
Mess pork, old, Sl2; new, $l3. Bulk meats,
loose shoulders, 512c; long clear and clear rib
sides, 61ac;, sugar picked shoulders, SIC;
ll14@1l3zc. Lard, refined SIC. Butter dull;
creamery fancy, lsc; do fair to choice, l6@l7c;
do imitation, H@15c; ladle, fancy, ll@l2c;
store packed, lO@7c. Eggs scarce and ac-
tive at lie.
MINNEAPOLIS-Sample wheat was lower
today, but held up relatively better than
July wheat did. This was due to better
buying of No. Northern by elevator COM
panies at nc under July. Local millers
were fair buyers and for good lots over-bid
the elevators, making the range on this
grade l@ll4c under July. Other grades were
slow. Poor wheat was dull and so was No.
hard. No. 2 Northern, except for fancy
wheat sold about &c under No. L Closing
prices: No. hard, May, 81 06; on track, 81 061a
@i o.; No. Northern, May, 81 o.: July, 81 05144;
september, 9ll4c; on track, 81 O4@l OH: No.
2Northern, May, 81 OF; on track, 81 0l(91 %.
ST. L0UIS-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-No. red, cash, 81 021a@1 O3; May,
81 G215 bid: July, 964 @9734c, closing at 961lc;
August, 81 @955sc, closing at 945zc; December,
s634@9se, closing at g6A@96?sc. Corn-No. 2
561&c, closing at 5434@547Sc. Oats largely
lower: No. cash, 4s11ac; May, 4013@49c; July,
422s9422sc, closing at 42Sscc; August, 52114c.
grades; timothy more active; prairie, Iowa,
Sl2 O0Gl2 80; timothy, Sl3 0Odl6 90. Butter
unsettled, but no change in prices. Eggs
strong at l3c Provisions dull. Pork-Stand-
ard mess, Sll 80. Lard, S. 10.
PhhADELPHIA-Flou steady Wheat
Reports of rains throughout the crop belt in
huenced bearish feeling in speculative
markets, and prices here declined 115GI2c:
No. red, May, 81 1901 a. June, 81 ll1S6I l2l4;
July, 81 OS34@l 091S; August, 81 O46l 05. Corn
weak and lower:No. mixed, IN grain depot,
Csc; steamer No. 2 mixed, in do, SOC: No
high mixed, in do, zoe; No. 2 mixed, Nav,
6715@69c; June, 661a@67c; July, 65@65l5c; Al
gust, 64l5 5M65c. Oats dull and weak: No 8
white, on track, SIC: No. white, 5765Sc: No.
white, May, 56M@5714 c; June, 5715@l5sc; July,
5S8JS13c; August, 43@45c. Eggs steady; PENN
sylvania firsts, l7c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat
easy; No. spring, on track cash, ST O30
l o.: July, 81 00A; No. l Northern, 81 O6.
Corn lower; No. 4, on track, 60c. Oats Steady:
No. white, on track, 52I5c. Barley quiet;
No. :, in store, 75c: Rye quiet; No. !, in
$le % Lard, July s6 J2H5
: TOLEDO-Wheat weak: cash, 81 O9; NAV,
81 OS334; July, 81 OO3s; September, 975s: Decem-
Der, 81 O0A; Corn steady; cash, 6Oc; May,
Gle; July, 6OZ Oats quiet: cash, SIC. Clover
seed dull; cash and May, 81 20.
KANSAS CITY-Wheat lower: No. hard,
cash, 959951ac: May, 95c bid; No. red, cash,
SIC. Corn lower; No. 2 cash, 52c bid; Nav,
SIC. Oats lower; No. 2 cash, s5c; Nav, 44l5c
bid. Eggs drJu at l3c.