Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-15
ARTICLES,
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour unchanged; No: spring wheat
81 0513; No. spring wheat nominal; No
2red, 81 051s@1 O714 No. 2corn, ,6S15c: No. 2 oats
5I@5lAe; No. white, ,5s@5S14c; No: white, Sly
@524c; No. rye. .ss@S9c; No. 2 barley nominal;
flaxseed, 81 IA; prime timothy seed, 81 25@1 26
mess pork, per barrel, S11 12115; lard, per
100 pounds Sc 40; short ribs sides, Qoose),
$ I5@5 25; short clear sides (boxed) Sc 9OG
6 40; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 IL; sugars, cut loaf, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day, the but,
| ter market was easier. Extra creamery, 20@
elc; extra firsts, 10000: f1rsts, 16@lsc: extra
dairy, ls@20c; extra firsts, 16@lsc; f1rsts, 4@
l6c. No eggs.
NEW WYORK-Flour-Receipt Is, 173 pack
| ages: exports, 9S3 barrels and l55 sacks; un-
settled but quiet; sales, 1850 barrels.
| Wheat-Receipts, 1880 bushels: exports,
56ol0 bushels; sales, L. 12s 900 bushels futures;
$1,000 bushels spot; spot market unsettled; l
81 1901 16 in. store and elevator 81 163l
al Il afioat; 81 1901 I7S f. o. b.; un-
graded gIn red vS 81 OsSl ~; iz,s No N North
hard, to arrive. 81 is1s; options opened 20
! 1s4c up on foreigners buying and firmer
cables; soon declined l56@2s4c on longs, gen.
the close showed steadiness at s55s@I1Sc under
closing 81 Az; June, 81 l25S@1 l51, closing
I2 July oal q SsSl 1 L. o,as;I9g closing = Ss
0i1S: October, 81 of14SY os1l, Is clos
ing 81 e425 DE December, ,oo g =, G5N@I 97
closing at 81 os1s. corn.spot marKes es loweaF WEI
and heavy but fairly active:. No. 2, 76@7sc
elevator, T@79c af1oat; ungraded mixed. 74@
sfc; No. 8 ase options opened as as
declined 4@aIsc, fairly active closing
heavy; May, closing at 71c; June, 67@67s4c,
closing at Sc; July, s59s7nc closing at SSe
per, closing at 6S5lc oats-Spot market
quiet, lower and weak; options quiet and
weaker; May, 5615c, closing at 5615c; june,
o sEssns at spos SS9ly @Sf @Sife 5sc saSsi5s ct
nike mixed Western, wSss 5l@6oc; White sS,'S do, s.
@7Oc; No. Chicago. 5s15c. Hay quiet
snd firm ouaa Hops firm and quiet
bags centrifugals, $50 test, at SIC to Boston;
refined steadier and in moderate demand;
No s. s%c; No y a. Z II II-lsc; No 8 s5sc; No
powdered, 41zc granulated, 4Is@44c: cubes,
4kc. Molasses--Foreign dull; New Orleans
duh dull and steady . Rye quiet and steady.
city (s2 for packages), 51s@5 s-16c. Eggs quiet
and weak; Western, 15@l5Ac; receipts,
s,745 packages. Pork quiet and lower;
si2 75@I8 80; extra prime, slI 75@R IS,
Cut meats dull and steady. Middles quiet
and firm. Lard lower and dull; Western
steam, Sc 671&; sales, 1000 tierces at Sc 6715@
7215 Options sales, 6OOO tierces; MAY,
closed at Sc 66; June closed at SC SO asked;
July, Sc 7S@6 50, closing at Sc S6 asked;
August, S. 80; September, 81 02@7 09, closing
at s. OF asked. Butter quiet and lower: West
ern dairy, I@l9c: do creamery, l6622c; do
factory, 12@lSc; Elgin, 22c. Cheese dull and
weak weak part skins, sgsSe e ,,, Copper Per nominal
active; straits, so As.
ST. LOUIS-wheat-The market started in
very auspiciously for the bulls being 15S62c
higher. Wild excitement characterized the
opening, and values advanced rapidly during
the first few minutes, &c being added to first
prices. There was reaction, however, on
heavy selling by longs, and prices went off
rapidly, the decline not being checked until
later, but it was not maintained and weak
ness and decentralization were the ruling
features at the close. which was 1S@115c below
yesterday: Nc. red, cash, 81 G3GI 04]1; May,
81 0315 bid; July, 97c@$l 001S, closing at 975sc;
August, 95@99c, closing at 951Sc bid: Decem-
ber, 9Sc@Sl 0034, closing at CSC. Corn-After
a Ne higher opening the market became
sympathy with wheat, the tendency being |
down to the close; No. cash. 59lI@59Sc;
May, 595s@59934c, closing at 5914c bid; July,
No. ., cash. sic; July, 44c. Rye-None offer, |
ing.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat 9 red irregular: |
No. red spot, 81 Is; the month, 81 l4@l1 AZ:
June, 81 121&: July, 81 os3z@l 10; August, |
sales, 10000 bushels, Corn-Mixed. quiet:
spot and the month, 7219Ec; July, &c; spot |
No. M white, \ 0s, 7219c. Receipts, lsl4 bushels;
No. 2 white Western, 59@6Oc: No. 2
mixed, do, 5S@59c. Receipts, 1000 bushels;
stock, 81, 652 bushels. Rye quiet and inactive; /
bushels: Hay firm: good to choice timothy,
Sll O0gl2 90. Provisions quiet and un-
changed. Butter dull and weak; creamery,
fancy, 22G2Se; do, fair to choice 2o@2lc; do
to choice, I6@Hc; rolls, fine, lie; do fair to |
good, l5@16c; store packed, 14@17c. Eggs
steady and in good demand at 15c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour quiet. Wheat
opened shade higher, but subsequently lost
the improvement and closed barely steady;
No. red. May. 81 I4G1 1415; June, 81 l26l i3:
July, 81 1901 II; August, 81 O611@1 OF. Corn
Local trade; 1emand light; futures irregular,
high mixed, in grain depot. 76c; No. . high
mixed, in do, Tic; No. 2 mixed, May, 726N73c; |
June, 69970c; July, 6715@6S7sc; August, 661a@
white, May and June, 5S14@5sAc; July, 5s1S@
l9c. Provisions steady, with a fair demand.
Butter dull and weak Pennsylvania cream
steady, but dull; Pennsylvania firsts, lie.
MINNEAPOLIS-Cashw wheat was quiet to-
lay and the market on poor wheat was Slow
There was very little demand from local
MIXERS Inc elevator companies were buy
ng No. Northern at 1c under July, both
or spot delivery and to arrive. Some wheat
was sold to local millers on about that basis.
some sales of fancy No. Northern took
place early at 81 09, but the bulk of sales
we're at 81 0719@l0S, with the lowest proper
,ion at 81 0s, Closing quotations: No hard,
Nay, 81 %; No. Northern, May, 81 O6s<: June
md July, 81 Oh; on track, 81 665l6l OF; No. 2
Northern, 81 OF: on track, 81 046DI o.
CINCINNATI - Wheat nominal, Corn
aas1er: No. mixed, 67667Ac. Oats easy:
SSo.2 mixed, 55c. Rye nominal: No. 9, 9Oc
Pork lower to sell at S11 So Lard dull at
9 10. Bulk meats easier: short ribs. So co. |
3acon in moderate demand; short clear
q l21@: Butter heavy and weak. Sugar dull
Eggs nr1n at lac. Cheese strong.
MILWAUkEE-Whe steady: No. O.
pring, on track, cash, 81 03 July, 81 OO1S; No. |
Northern, lilo. Corn firm: No. & on track,
&c. Oats steady: No. 2, white on track, 54c |
barley steady; No. 2, in store, 74@741Ic Rye !
teady; No. ! in store, 931sc. Provisions
over. Pork-July, S1l 25
ToLEDo-Wheat active and lower: cash, |
09; May, 81 091S; July, 81 OlA; August
SIC: December, 81 OIL Corn dull and stead Y: |
ash and NAV, CSC. Oats quiet; cash. &c;
10: white, a15c. Cloverseed steady; cash
nd May, 81 20 bid
A Dull Day on the Rivers.
The marks on the wharf show five feet.