Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-06
ARTICLES,
Cash quotations were as rollows:

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Flour dull and easier; spring patents SOC
lower; bakers, 20@25c lower. No Q spring
VIII wheat n;t see; No spring wheat. 9e@97c; No >
g5lc; No. 2white. 54@551Sc; No. 5 white. So
@55c. No. 2 rye. s8c No barley nominal;
No. No. 3 +. % .. B.. 7G@15c; No 1 nominal; No
pork. per Dbl siI S71l@iI 90 Lard, p per 1o0 lbs s'
Sc S. Short RIB sides (loose). So O061U O5; dry
salted shoulders (boxed). S. 20G5 %; short
clear sides lboxed), So 5o06 60 Sugars un-
changed. On The Produce Exchange to-day
4c. -S
NEW YORk-F1our heavy: low extras, 81 90
"a %; winter wheat low grades, 81 0O64 O5;
fair TO fancy "a zoos 50; patents IS OOQ5 IS;
Minnesota clear sO95 a5; straigbts, s. SOS 65:
patents, $5 1895 25; rye mixtures, S4 75@5 35
Cornmeal steady; Wheat-Spot market 2I@
2Ac lower ahd moderately active; No.
aaoat. 81 lfAg1 12% f. % o. b.; urSTsdsd masgt ID
red. 81 O5Ql Is; No. / Northern, 81 2I; No. i
Northern to arrive, 81 IL; No. l hard to arrive
u II. Options advanced early 24@1Ac through
by shippers. for future deliveries, became weak
and sold off 2ss@4c on French cables coming
lower and an extensive realizing, movement
which set In at Chicago aud was followed here
promptly; No. red. May, 81 O91l RI 131I. closing
at 81 09l; June 81 Q71s@l liz closing at 81 O75S
July dy sI0SA9I o9A. closing at 81 O5l; August.
81 O31a@l 0611 closing at 81 o.; september 81 OS
@l O5 9l6, closing at 81 03; October. 81 O3Gll 05s,
closing ag 81 0S; December. 81 034@l U61a closing
at 81 o. May. lSa2, 81 OS@l 1875 closing at 81 OS
2, 7s1z@SOc in elevator; sO@Slc afoat; ungTaded
mixed, 76GSlc; options. XQl1sc lower, wholly
through the rush of supplies 10 the Western
nr 1Sa jsas aas o1os9E 19% & % sSs
July. 66ss9875sc, closing at $3.50; August, 66@
&c, closing at 66c. Oats-Spot market dull
and lower; options lower and dull: May Sc
White @ ''s $685.; CLOSING msed a 's @ssts sR9. NG SO
&C. eO,hss, %hiss do, 62g7oc; NJ. 2 Chica-
dull aid firm; sia.e, common to good, GOOD
25gS2c; Pacific coast. 2503211c. TaIlow quiet
and tirm. Eggs fairly active and firm; Western,
p 25: new mess, sl3 5O@l4 25; extra prime,
picked bellies. 57l@6c; do shoulders. 434@5c; do
hams, lO@lo11c. Middles inactive but firm;
Western steam. IS SOeys S211; May, S. 8715; July,
Sc 96G7 02, closing at IS 81; August, 81 l6@7 Is.
closing !; at IL; September 2sg7 30 closing
Western dairy. 15925c; do creamery, 25@3Oc;
do factory, l5@25c: Elgin, 30@3lc Cheese IN
fair demand and steady; skins, 7G1o14r.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat irmer; No. red.
;sy ;sS; 4 ssi r. s n'l'a August i 1851 SsI
sIIi b bushels; saS stock, 1885, bushels;
sales, 10000 bushels. Corn dull; mixed,
White &c: ;ne s Bushels @
8.5o4 bushels: stock. 1911 bushels; sales. 63-
600 bushels. Oats dull; No. white Western,
63c; No. 2,mixed do. Gle; receipts. 1000 bush.
els; stock, 1U7 l59 bushels Rye quiet and steady;
No. g3c. Hav quiet but firm; good to choice
timothy. sl20la Provisions quiet; mess pork,
clear aud clear rib sides. SIC; sugar-pickled
shoulders, &c; Sugar-cured smoked shoulders
711c; hams. iI1ll15c, Lard-refined, SIC. But.
ter extremely scarce, firm. higher; creamery
fancy. 30e: do fair to choice. 2S029c; do imita-
ton, 25426c; ladle. fancy, 24@25c; do good to
good, lS@20c; store packed. 20@22c. Eggs |
nrmer. H9c.
PHiLADELPHIA-Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat options nomnal: No. red, May, 81 l60 |
l II: June. 81 lO1SQl ll11; July, 81 0S1SQl OgI;
August 81 08@l 66L Corn-Options Irregular
and largely nominal; carlots dull and lower; |
No. high mixed in grain depot early. Sic: No. |
ard do do at close. 78c; No. mixed MAY, 731<0 |
7415c; June. 7017lc; July, 69@70c; August, $50 |
693zc.. Oats steadier but quiet; No. white, |
601ac: No. white, 6l@6l11c: No. white MAY,
60Q6lc; June, 6O@61c; July, 60@6lc. Eggs firm; |
Pennsylvania frsts, 15c.
MiNNEAPOLIS-There was feeling of fair |
strength until about noon, and then prices be- |
gan TO ease from 81 05L and fell gradually with |
longs taking profits. Following there was a /
little rally to be followed by another break to 4
81 02]5 and in one minute fell to 81 OF 1t was |
the siiarpest break of the season, and SO far as
the traders knew at the time it was ca useless. |
Closing quotations: No. / hard May. 81 ": on
track, 81 02G1t on: No. l Northern, May, 99c; |
June, g955c; July, 81 O016; on track 995c61SI 90;
No. q Northern, May 97c; on track. S739sc
ST, kOuIS-Wheat opened frm at sx0ls6c |
down and closed Z1<0Ssdc below yesterday; ac-
tive; No. 2 red, CASH 81 0o01 o27Si May closed