Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-12
OPEN High Low Clos
ARTICLES. ing. est. est ing.

easier and zoe lower. No spring wheat,
&c; No; spring wheat, s@95Ac; No;
oaF red sic is@%ssc No Gb,ts corn 9Er Fps No
44c; No. rye, SIC: No. 2 barley nominal;
No: l fiaxseed, 81 IL: prime timothy seed,
81 27@l %; mess pork, per bbl-, 50 S718; lard,
loose, s. 6O@5 20; dry salted shoulders,
boxed, SIS OOG5 10; short clear sides, boxed,
s. 2095 %. Sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was active and unchanged. Eggs,
14@l5c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and heavy.
Wheat-Spot market 2@2hc lower and
active, chiefly for exports: free sellers; clos
and elevator; 81 0s@l 0916 afioat: 81 Os1S@
| Ogl4 t. o: b.; ungraded red, 81 04@1 l2s44;
No. Northern, to arrive, 81 0919; No hard
to arrive, 81 l315; No.2 Chicago, 81 07@1 071as;:
options have been steadily declining and
closed weak at a decline of 13@2c, although
the export business, was very large.
ment showing of crops, and unloaded
closing at 81 O6z july, 81 o5a1 os1S, Closing al al
81 Oss; september, 81 OiSSai ossS, closing at
81 O115; October, 81 O2G1 O2ss44, closing at
81 o2: November, 81 O2X@1 OS55ss. closing at
81 o2S9; December, 81 oS5@I Of s16 closing
Closing ats St$l S7H Rye rye dull Ii ana gs STEADY. usS.
Corn-Spot market active. unsettled and
closing weak: No. 2, 66@661lc elevator; 67@
@55; @@S75zc; ,, options 2N@2A lower. clos
attempts to realize, and favorable crop
news; June, 6274Q6f14e, closing at 6274c; July,
625sc, closing at 6055sc; September, 59s4@621sc,
closing at $3.50; December, 56c. Oats-Spot
market fairly active, %@l1sc lower, and
closing at 47c; July, 467S@4s1lc closing at 47c;
August, 41&@43c closing at 4l15c; September,
SS}s@3sc, closing at Ss27Sc; spot, No; 9
Wits whse dd e O@dse @Ssd No. ~ssfGER cRcaro@ $685. @
@49c. Hay. steady. Hops dull and steady.
Tallow active and easier; city (S2 for pack
agesl, lS.l6c. Eggs quiet and weak; West
ern, l614 4@i612c. Pork quiet and steady; old
mess, $40 5O61l so: new mess, sl2 OO@l2 so;
extra prime, Sll 90. Cut meats steady aud
quiet; middles dull and easy. Lard lower
bid: August, S. 81; September, s6 80 bid: Z oc, c.
tober, S6 60. Butter quiet and less steady;
Western dairy, 11@15c; do creamery, l50
lS13c; do factory, ll@l415c; Elgin, 1s19@l9c.
Pig iron dull.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat-The opening was ex-
cited and weak this morning, and first prices
were &c of rs compared with yesterdays
closing figures. There was fractional ad-
vance rightafter the opening, but values
again receded later, l1sc being lost during
the first hour, for which there was q recoV-
cry, and mostof the loss was recovered but
weakened again, and the close was at the
lowest points of the day. No. 2 red, cash,
9Sl4G9ac; July, 92ls@93ssc, closing at 921sc:
August, 9O1s@9lHc. Corn started in lower,
July being &c of from yesterdays close,
and values gradually weakened in sympathy
with wheat, continuing on the downward
grade until the close, which was SIC below
July, 52@541@c, closing at SIC; September 5655s
@D5214c, closing at 505sc. Oats-July closed at
3sI2c asked: August, 3S4@3314c, closing at 3Sc
asked. Rye lower; No. ?, 73c bid. Whisky
steady at 81 l6.
PHILADELPHIA-Flou quiet and weak.
Wheat-Options weaker; spot very scarce
and firm, with fair demand from millers;
y 80 o red sRo ds 81 Ts9s 10 S5i S9 red June
81 O211@@l 03; September, 81 02@1 o2&. Corn
weak and ld2c lower; No. 2 high mixed and
yellow in grain depot and elevator, SOC; No.
2 mixed, June and July, 6313@6415c; Au-
gust 6212@63c; September, 6l15d6213c. Oats
weak and lower; No. white, 5lG5l15c; No.
2 white, 5l1a@5sc; No. 2 white, June and
July, SIC: August, 43@44c; September, 4O@
4lc. Butter dull and weak; Pennsylvania
creamery extra, 1S@l9c: do print extra, 2O@
23c. Eggs quiet and steady: Pennsylvania
1irsts, lie. Sugar-Refined dull and weak:
powdered, 4sssc: granulated, Lice.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat red, lower:
spot 81 07@l 0714; June, 81 o.: July, 81 O41SD
l 04Sz: August, 81 0234@l 03; September,
Corn-Nixed easy; spot, 6fl4 4@641Sc; June,
64c; July, 635S@64j4c; spot, No. white, 6615c.
Oats firm; No white Western, 54655c; no
mixed do, 52@55e: Rye dull; No. 2 s5c; Hay
NJ.
Provisions unchanged. Butter firm: cream
cry fancy, l9c: do, fair to choice, 166lsc; do,
imitation, l5@l6c; ladle fancy, H@l5c; do,
good to choice, l2@l3c; store packed, lO@l3c
Eggs steady.
MINNEAPOLIS wheat to-day was
in sympathy with the decline IN futures.
There was good demand for No Northern.
with the bulk of sales made at 81 Ol0l on:
No Northern was generally slow with the
demand of a small character; low grades
were dull Close: No, hard, June, 81 03;
on track, 81 o3@l o31a; No. 1 Northern, June,
81 OO July, 81 O02s; September 9015c: on
track, 81 OO19@l O05s: No. 2 Northern, June,
BIC; on track, g7@9Sc.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet Wheat easy:
No; 2 spring, on track, cash, 97@9Sc; July,
9534c; No. Northern, 81 03. Corn lower; No.
5, on track, Soc. Oats lower: No white,
on track, 46%c Barley firm; No. Q in store,
7S19c. Rye easier; No. ], in store, ssc. Pro,
visions easy. Pork-July, SO 80. Lard-July,
TOLEDO = Wheat active and lower; cash
and June, 81 Oh; July, 975sc; August, 96szc
Corn duu: oats-June. 4Sc. Cloverseed
dull: cash, s. 20.