Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-18

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
No 8 spring wheat, 9sGs4c; No. red, $50
99c: No. corn, Gle: No 2 oats, 3s34039c; No.
2white, ,4IZ@42Ac: No. 3 white, 39l14 64lAc; No.
rye, 79c; No. barley nominal; No. 3
nominal: No. 4, t. o. b., 5s@62c: No. iaxseed,
81 o71I; prime timothy seed, 81 27@l %; mess
pork, per barrel, $40 3715; lard per 100 pounds,
Sc 25; short rib sides Qoose), s. 009
05; dry salted shoulders (boxed), SIS OO@
10; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 35@6 40.
Sugars-Unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was firner; extra creamery, T6
lsc; extra flrsts, l6@l615c; firsts, 4@l5c; extra
dairy, 15@l6c; extra tirsts, l@l5c; firsts, Il
@l3c. Eggs, l5@l6c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal firm: yellow Western, So 25@3 S5.
MdGeaspoSs II market lod @s higher dH r firm
/ L f. o. b.; ungraded red, 81 o511@l II; No.
Northern, to arrive, 81 1l15@l u; No. hard,
to arrive, 81 1901 B14; No. Chicago, 81 0634
al 0I7s; options opened steady, advanced q
lation at the West, advanced I@
&c on realizing through fine weather reports,
@onEss GoSas am ancSaassd Sn sHne uR Sy ny nsf rsd
June at 81 09@i 095s, closing 81 o9ss July,
81 o5zs@1 o5 GIG, closing at 81 O61s: august,
g Ssgl 0n7 closing at 81 olSs septemI6er
at 81 Oi51ss;; December, $I63A@l Os1s, closing at
81 O252; January closing at 81 OSH May,
81 o624gl o7A; Corn-spos market higher,
@7219c in elevator, 72@@7316c afioat;
ungraded mixed, 7O@7313c; No. 2
white, 7Sc; options advanced l@l14c
on freer offerings, and closed barely steady
at 15@l14c over yesterday: June, 675s@69c,
closing at Csc; July, 6415@65sSc, closing at
645sc; August, 6lf@6215c, closing at &c;
Spot market stronger and quiet; options less
active and irregular; June, closing at 4413c;
July, 433z@441ac, closing 4411%c; August, 3S11Ss
@Ss34c, closing Ss14c; september S61s@SsAc,
western, I@46c; white do, 47@55c; No. ? Chicago
45@I512c. Hops steady and quiet; State. COM
mon to choice, 25@S2c; Pacific coast, 25@32c.
Rye steady and quiet. Tallow quiet and
steady. Eggs quiet and weak. Hides firm
and quiet. Pork quiet and steady; old mess,
SO 5O6l1 80; new mess, Sl2 00@12 30; extra
prime, Sll 90. Cut meats quiet and steady.
Niddles dull and weak. Lard lower and
dull; W estern steam, S6 90; July, Sc 40, closing
at Sc 5S; August, Sc 65, closing Mt Sc 65 Sep
tember Sc 1896 81, closing at Sc 7s; October
Sc 80, closing at S. 80. Butter in moderate de-
mand and easy; Western dairy, 13@l5c;
l411Sc; do factory, ll@1415c: Elgin,
1Sc. Cheese in moderate demand and weak;
part skins, 4GG54c.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour quiet. Wheat
options opened shade firmer but subse-
Quently reacted and closed quiet; cash wheat
July, 81 O434G1 O5: August, ST oiIlGg 0l1S:
81 OO@I 001S. Corn-No . mixed
strong: in elevator, 69c; No. yellow, in do
and in grain depot, SOC; No. amixed, June,
September saSSsc oats4carots Au9Ssi 0'qSs 1Ss
higher but the advancing views of holders
restricted business; No. white, 45c; No. 2
white, 46@4612c; options were fully lc higher
early in the day, reacted 14@1&c at the close;
No. white, June, 451a@46c; July, 45114@45s4c;
August 4OA@4lAc; September 3915@40115c.
Butter quiet and steady; Pennsylvania
creamery, extra. lsc; do print, extra, 17@l9c.
Eggs firm and in fair supply and demand;
frsts, lie.
ST. L0UIS-Flour unchanged. Wheat
There was firm undertone to the market
to-day and it was strong; in most
instances higher than the opening, which
was steady compared with yesterdays close;
No. cash, 991@c@$l 90; July, 9l34@9l56c
asked; August. sO1s@9O]4c; September, sO5S@
,O34c; December, 95ssc asked. Corn-The
opening was strong; firm cables, light re-
ceipts and good buying orders caused an ad-
vance of nc, from which there was little
relapse, the close being only 1-l6c below top
rate; No. 2 cash, 57@5714c; July, 545S@543Ic;
August, 5l15c bid; September, 5l3s@5lIc;
No. cash, nominal; July, S555sc: August,
Ilc: September, 301sGlS012c bid. Barley-Not
/ bid secured.
BALTIMORE-Wh Wheat quiet; No. red
spot, 81 OS156l Ossz; the month 81 O6l<: July,
i O315@l 033s; August, 81 0lA@1 or: Sep
-ember, 81 U05s@Sl 001s; steamer No. red,
i 0213. Corn firm; mixed, spot, 6i@6HIc:
he month and July, 64c; spot, No. 2 white
sc. Oats easy; No. white Western, ,52c; No.
mixed do, SOC. Rye dull; No. 9, 93c; stock,
&c. Hay steady and unchanged Provisions
Butter steady; creamery, fancy.
Isc; do. fair to choice, l6@l7c; do imita-
lion, l56l6c; ladle, fancy, l4c; do, good to
choice, l0@l3c; store packed, 1O@l2c. Eggs
1t l6c.
CINCINNATI-Flourst Steady; Wheat scarce:
No. red, 81 O2@1 05 Corn scarce and
No. 2 mixed, 45@46c. Rye in moderate de,
nand; No 9, S5c. Pork stronger at $40.
Lard firm at So 95@6 co. Bulk meats in fair
iemand. Bacon firm; short clear at 81 l215..
Butter firm. Sugar esay; New Orleans 81
l416c Eggs heavy at 1e11Sc. Cheese heavy:
MILWAUKEE, steady. Wheat-So.
spring, on trackl cash, ,I95@96c; july. 943<c;
20. Northe 81 90. Corn higher; No. 3, on
rack, 6011c. Oats higher; No. white, on
rack, 421ac: Rye quiet; No. l, in store, Sc
Barley weak; No. 2, in store, 691%c. Provis-
ons quiet; pork, July, $40 S71S. Lard, July, |
MINNEAPOLIS-No hard June, 81 03: on |
rack, 81 0S@l 0S11aa; No. Northern, June and |
July, 81 00Ss; September, 90c; on track, 81 00@ |
i Oh: No. Northern. June, 81 06; on track. |
518@9s15c; closing, 9l1zc; October, 9O3zc.
TOLEDo-wheat easy and active; cash |
md Junes1 03; July, 97ssc; August, 94tsc; |
s454c; December, 9714c. Corn dull; |
ash. 6Oc Oats quiet cash, 44c. Cloverseed
lull; cash, 81 20.
NEW ORLEANS-Sugar-No sales. Mo-
asses-open kettle fermenting, fair to