Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-22

al IS54; No. corn. 73c; No. 2 oats. 555Sc;
No. 2white, 5s54@5915c; No. white, s495S15c.
No. 2 rye. 92G93c. No. barley nominal; No. !,
f. u. b.. 7QS0c; No 4 +. o. b.. 76c: No. fa1seed.
81 10; prime timothy seed. 81 30. Mess pork.
per bbl Sl2 6O@l2 65. Lard. per 100 lbs Sc 5OQ
6 S28. Short RIB sides Qoose) 50 3O@6 So dry
salted shoulders (boIedl. SIS 2OG5 %; short
clear sides tboxedl, So 1905 So Sugars gn-
changed On The Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was steady and unchanged.
Eggs, 215@l39c.
NEW YoRK-F1our held firmly. less active.
Wheat-Spot market. l15@3lzc lower moder-
in store; 81 291s afoat; 81 2Sss@1 80; ungraded
red, 81 1901 2S: No. Northern, 81 80; No.
citement again with very irregular situation,
early prices were l14@2c up on account OF e1-
cited and higher constant cables, after
wards the cables brought free selling
with the close weak at A@2lc lower than last
night, and 21sG3x from the pest prices OF the
day. As this market broke large number OF
selling orders came from the West; No red
81 265s, closing at s. ISL; August. 81 1891 I6S,
CLOSING CLOSING at =, 8 s. S seP5s@Ss1 Se9oSs s 1881 ~ ~
closing 81 l03z: December 81 ll1A@l l5ss, clos
ing at 81 II: May. 1892. 81 l5gl lSh. closing
at 81 Is. Barley quiet; No. milwaukee,: SaQ
Corn moderately active. export and trade; No z
SIC in elevator, 8315@S4c afoat: ungraded
mixed. S1GlS4c; steamer mixed, SlG62Ac: NO. 0,
Sic; options opened N@Ac up, but oseitS s1fIerea
the near opening of the canal frightens the
long interest; May. 7s@sl15c, closing at zsc;
June 76e closing at &c suy S@e
1870. Oats-Spot market weaker and quIet;
options fairly active and weak; May, 621496Sc,
closing at 6214c: June, 6l1S@6Sl4c, closing at
No white. 65159661fc mixed Western, COG
CSC; white do, 65@7lc; No. Chicago,
6S13@6334c. Hay firm and quiet Hops quiet
and firm: Western. i5jzc. PORK quiet and
steady: old mess. sl2 OO@f2 so: new mess, Sl3 70
OLA 80; extra prime Sll 75@i2 %: Cut meats
firm and quiet: Middles dull and tirn: Lard l. nd
easy and dull; Western steam. 81 90: May, 81 W
bid: June, s. IA; July. 81 2S9S7 S. closing at
81 29; August, 81 AZ; September, 81 IS. Butter
Good demand and firm; Western dairy. l29
23c; do creamery, 2lQ27c; do factory, l8Q23c;
Elgin. 2715c. Cheese steady and quiet; skins,
61a@lOc; Ohio fats, S1a&ll19c.
ST. l0UlS-Flour very strong and demand
moderate and steady. Wheat Everything
had bullish flavor this morning, and the open
ing was excited and 34Ql1ac higher than yester-
days closing prices; the sales immediately
after the opening were slightly higher; after
the first few minutes eased OFF recovering again
to the top prices, but weakened again and sold
down, the market ruling nervous, but weak, to
the close; No. red cash, 81 IA, closing at 81 IL
asked; May, 81 1901 l51z, closing at 81 IS asked;
July 81 0614@l U9h. closing at 81 06@l 06z4;
Corn opened unchanged TO nc higher, then ad-
vanced fraction. but subsequently followed
wheat and eased off with light trading. closing
AGl14c below yesterday; No. cash. 7l@7l13c,
closing at csc. Oats quiet and easier; No. =,
cash: SIC; May, 543Sc; Jnly, 4sss@z9lsc closing
at 4Sssc. Rye quiet; No. 2, S734c. Barley dull.
Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs flrm at
ll15c. Provisions qniet and easier PORK
Standard mess, SO So Lard-Prime steam,sS 90.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour strong. Wheat
options opened strong and higher, but subse-
Quently reacted and closed nominal. choice
grades wanted for milling and advanced l@2c
under scarcity; No. red. April 81 244l %;
May, 81 244l %; June, 81 2014@l 2l: July 81 Is
al l9. Corn options opened firm, but subse-
QUently reacted and closed 1Ql1sc lower; No. 2
high mixed. track. Sc; No. mixed in grain
depot, offered at S5%c without buyers; No
mixed, April. s39S5c; MAY, s2GSSc; June, 800
39e; July 75@!6c Oats weak and lower; speeu-
6514G6615c: No. 2 white, April 65@6519c; May
ana June. 65@6511c: July, 6516@66c. Provisions
in good JobOlnG demand and firm. Butter
firm under scarcity: Pennsylvania creamery,
extra, &c: do prints, extra. 32@35c. Eggs
scarce and frmer; Pennsylvania tirsrs. l5c.
BAL -Wheat-W Western unsettled and
easy; No. red winter, spot and April, 81 PKG
2234; May, 81 ~ asked; July. 81 1901 1914:
mixed. spot anu April, Sac asked; May, size
asked; July, 755z@T6c. Oats in good demand;
Western white. 64@65c; do do mixed 62@63c;
graded Nc Z Hnlte, O0c. Er3QeQ NO = mixed,
62@63c. Rye in better demand and higher;
prime to choice. .9Sc@Sl o.: good to fair, 92G97c.
Provisions steady: mess pork old S12 50; new.
Sl4 90. Butter very scarce and frmrr; cream
cry, fancy. 28c: fair to choice, 26927c; imlta-
tion, 24025c; ladle, fancy. 23c; good to choice.
20@22c; rolls. fine, 23c; fair to good, 2o@Zlc.
Eggs firm at l4c
MINNEAPOLIS-Cash wheat was strong at
the opening to-day with fair demand. Not
much wheat had worked of, however, when
May broke. Prices of spot wheat fell in SYM
pathy and the demand fell off. The market
was very slow most of the session. No. l
Northern sold early at 81 10 and later at 81 ID:
No Northern sold all the way from 81 ll1a@
Ia; receipts were smaller. nearly as much
being shipped as came in. Closing quotations:
No. l hard April, and on track, 81 10; No l
Northern. April and Nav. 81 ll15; July. 81 IA;
on track, 81 IA: No. 2 Northern, April, 81 10;
on track, 81 ll@1 llh.
T0LEDO-Wheat active and lower; cash,
81 2015; May, 81 20: July 81 10Y; August,
81 O713; December 81 90. Corn. active and
lower; cash. 76c: May, 7415c, July, 7015c Oats
steady; cash, 5714c. CloTerseed dull and steady;
cash and April 81 %.
KANSAS ClTY-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat firm; No hard cash, 81 "; April,
81 0213 bid; No. red cash, 81 W. Corn steady
to hIgner; No. cash. 6S1sc; April. 6S5s@691lc.
Oats strong; No. cash, 5411ac; April 545sc bid.
Eggs active at lie.