Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-17

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
unchanged. No spring wheat. 97G97l4 e.
No. 3 spring wheat, 93@94c; No. , red, 9,@
white, ss1!aiiIc; 10. white, sS6s95Ec: No 10
rye, 19c: No. barley nominal; No.
nominal; No. nominal; No. l fiaNseed
81 0S; prime timothy seed, 81 Is: mess pork
per barrel, $40 S5Q 10 S71a: lard, per 100 pounds
Sc 2712: short rib sides Qoose) s. COG
6 O5; dry salted shoulders (boxed),. So GOA
> 10; short clear sides (boxed), s. S5@6 45.
Sugars-Cnchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
H@ l5c.
NEW hORk-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Cornmcal steady and quiet; yellow Western,
So 25@3 70. Wheat-Spot market higher and
quiet; No 2, 81 G@l 0N elevator; 81 lOA@
graded red, 81 Oy34Gl 1l5s; No. Northern.
to arrive, 81 IL; No. hard, to arrive, Sl-l51%;
No. Chicago, 81 0615; options opened UNI
5sql3sc on reports of damage to the crop by
rain and an unexpected decrease III
amount on passage; from this there
was little realizing anda decline of nc,
but the close was steady at H@ILc over
yesterday. No. ? red June at 81 e9dI O914,
closing 81 On; July, 81 0514@tl 0Gi4, closing ut
81 o5; august, 81 0!5s@i o., closing at
Il oil: October 81 oSssGl Ol9s, closing at
81 Ol3s; December, 81 02Is@1 O3, closing at
81 02s4; May, 81 06Is@l 071H closing at 81 o..
S9rn9Sgot Ig3S1no market m higher strong scarce
graded mixed, 671%@7lc; options advanced
Il4@2l4c, closing firm on light receipts
at the West and shorts coverings: June,
sI%s{5 si@SEc' slosing Est at sG; Jaly S2Sss
closing at SIG: September, 59fS@6l19c
closing at 60c13. 0ats-Spot market
tirmer and more active, I@Il4c up.
and strong; July, 4215g4 1875; closing 453sc;
S5l4 @S61lc, closing 3615c; So.2 spot white Al "a
4S1ac: Mixed western 4O@ i6c: white do 4I6l55c;
No. Chicago 412@iis4c; Hay quiet, firm:
quiet. Eggs quiet, easy, western lo@l61s.
Pork dull, steady. Cut meats dull steady.
Middles quiet easy. Lard higher, closed easy;
western steam, S. on; June, So 50; July,
So 52d6 IS. closing S6 Sc bid: August $6 60; Sep
tember Sc GO@6 81, closing. Sc 81 bid; October
Sc 9l@6 SO, closing IS SO. Butter quiet, easy;
Western dairy ll@l5c; do creamery l56lS115c;
do factory ll@41ac; Elgin 179ls14c. Cheese
fair demand easier; part skins 4@G3zc.
BALTIMORE Wheat firm and higher;
al O3TE; August, 81 OiL@I OH; September,
81 0054GSl o.. Corn inactive and higher;
mixed, spot, and the month, 631S@6334 &c; July,
6S14 @6}s4c: spot, No. 2white, 6415c. Oats weak
mixed do, 5O@5lc. Rye very dull; No. 9, 9Sc
Hay steady; good to choice timothy, SI2Rla
Provisions moderately active: mess pork,
old, $l2; new Sl3; bulk meats, loose shoulders,
Ol4C. lOIp ClcuT. clear I'D Slu0S, bIs G.
sugar picked shoulders, 61Sc: sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, 71ac; hams, lll4@l2c; lard,
refined, SC. Butter steady; creamery, fancy
1s@lS15c: do, fair to choice, lG0l7c: do, imitil-
ton, I51l6c; ladle, fancy, l4c: do. good to
choice, ll@l3c; store packed, le@l3c. Eggs
at l5c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour Quietan steady Wheat
opened &c down, then fiImcd up and closed
at 540llkc above yesterday; No. red, cash,
99@&12c; July, 9O1S@92c, closing at 9l34c;
92914 4GaS15c, closing at 931ac. Corn opened firm
at &c above yesterday, closing strong at Lc
above yesterday; No 2 cash, 55115@56c; July,
5354@53l5, closing at 5S34c; September, 5lA8
active: No: ? cash, 4315c: July, 3i7s@355sc,
closing at 355sc; August, 3O14@3014c, closing
at SOC. Rye, No. ., 75c. Hay quiet and un-
changed. Eggs quiet and lower at n15c.
Corn meal firmer at So 0063 10. Provisions
higher, firm and a fair business transacted
Pork, $40 2lk. Lard, s. 30.
PHILADELPHIA-Flou dull and weak
Wheat firmer and higher; mgraded, on
track, 81 10; No. 2 red, June, 81 .05@l 0j; July,
81 051@! O5; august, 81 Ol55@l Ol5s; Sep
Carlots in fair demand and frmeI; No. 2
mixed, on track, 661&c, do elevator, Csc: No. 2
mixed and yellow, in elevator, 66c; No
mixed, June, 6t13@651ac; .Inly, 6S14@6t]ac;
lower, closed steadier: No. white, choice,
46c. closed at 45c; No. , white. June 4iss@
455c.
MINNEAPOLIS-Nol Northern wheat was
in good demand to-day a { about the July price
to &c over. The most of the sales were made
at T1Sc delivered. No. 2Northern sold fairly
at the opening, but the demand was small
and soon filled, after which sales were diff
cult to make except at concessions with con-
siderable offered. Low gr;ides slow. Clos
ing quotations: No. l hard, June, 81 02lS:
on track, 81 0l1k6l 03: No. Northern, June
1870; July, $3.50; September, sg31c; on track,
99s4@Sl 00 No. Northern, on track, 95797c
CINCINNATI-Flour in better demand.
Wheat stronger: No. 2 red, 81 o. Corn in
moderate supply; No. 2 mixed, Sc Oats
barely steady; No. ? mixed, 45a45I%c RIVE
scarce and nominal; No. Sc Pork quiet at
$40 S719. Lard in good demand at SO 90. Bulk
meats strong at S6 90. BACON strong: mill,
81 O097 l21%. Butter steady. Eggs in light
demand at PIC. Cheese weak
ADMINISTRATIONS unchanged. Wheat
firm. No. spring, on track, cash, 9i%
@g5c; July, ,9i5sc: No. Northern, 81 co. Corn
higher; No. 3, on track, 5s15c. Oats higher.
No 2 white, on track, 40l5c. Barley firmer:
No. 2, in store, 69c bid. Kye quiet; No. /, in
store, SIC. Provisions firm.
TOLEDO-Wheat steady; cash and June.
81 OF: July, 976c; August, 95c; December.
sc. Corn dull and firm; cash, CSC. Oats
quiet; cash, ACC. Cloverseed steady; cash,
81 20. ~
KANSAS CITY-wheat weak; No. hard,
cash, SIC June, S5c bid No. g. Sg5zc Corn!
June, SOC bid. Oats steady; No. cash. 4lc:'
June, 4O4c bid. Eggs firm at l2c.
Tupentine Markets.
NEW YoRK-Rosin dull Turpentine quiet
and steady at Ss1z@3szc.