Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-13
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
gutet and unchanged. No spring wheat,
S7Ac; No. spring wheat 8214@9ic; No;
oats, 41ss4c; No. 2 white, 431sc; No. white,
| 431ac; No. 2 rye, SIC: No. 2 barley nominal;
No. 8, f. o. b., 65@69c; No. T. f. o. b., 60c;
No 81 fiaxseed, 81 II: prime tirn9thy seed.
lard, per 100 fbs., Sc O0G6 05: short ribs sides,
loose, 50 7515 So; dry salted shoulders,
boxed, s. 0O@5 TO- short clear sides, boxed,
| So 25@6 30. Sugars unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
14@l5c.
NEW YORK-Flour quiet and weak. Corn
fairly active, closing stronger: No 2 red,
81 0734@1 0S14 in store and elevator; ST. 09@
l O94 afoat: 81 Os@1 1014 f. o. b.; ungraded
red, 81 O6H@1 1315; No. Northern, to arrive,
options declined x@1c on selling by longs and
weakness West, recovered 5S@l14c, and closed
firm on a full export business and freer spec
ulation on foreign account. No.2 red, June,
81 O634@1 O73s, closing at 81 O7ss; july 81 O41i@
051a, closing at 81 053s August, 81 0lssGll 02a,
closing at 81 OF: September, 81 0074@1 0las,
closing at 81 olsa; October, 81 Ol7s@gi olzs,
81 O6Ss@1 or, closing at 81 O7l. Corn
Spot market unsettled and actiye
in elevator, 67G6719c, afioat ungraded
mixed, 6514@671ac; options declined %@s4c
on weak cables, but recovered 1@l1ac
through free export inquiry and closed firm:
June, 63@6l1sc, closing at 641zc: July, 60340
&c, closing at &c; August, 59lG6l14c, clos
ing at 6l4c; September, 5915@60Ac, closing
at 6Ol4c. Oats-Spot market less active and
lower; options moderately active and irreg-
ular; June closing at Ec; July, 45l4 347c, clos
ing Mt 47c; August, 4013@411Ic, closing ut 4l14c;
September, 3714@Ss1ac, closing at SS14c; spot,
No. white, ,49M4912c: mixed Western. A449c;
white do, 5O@60c; No. 2 Chicago, 4715@I4sc. Hay
quiet and steady. Hops steady and quiet.
Eggs tirmer; Western 161l@i634c. Pork quiet
mess sIs ols 5o extra Prime FIN e. s 90 co. CUT
meats inactive and steady; picked bellies,
5asc; middles quiet and weak: short clear,
Sc 40. Lard opened weak and closed stronger;
Western steam, $6 2711; sales, !, 1870 tierces at
Sc 221a@6 2I15: options, sales, $3.50 tierces;
July, Sc 171z66 q, closing at Sc 2S asked: Au-
gust, Sc 81, closing at Sc 30; September, s6 "A
asked; December, IS q, closing at Sc 75asked
Butter quiet and easy: Western dairy, 1l@
15c; do creamery, 15@ls]9c: do factory, 1l@
141ac; Elgin, 181ac. Cheese in fair demand
and weak; part skins, 4@734c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour dull, but steady. Wheat
opened excited and ~ lower than yester-
days close and the market was nervous, but
iuctuated within narrow range until late,
when there was rally, and the close was
firm, only 1a@4c below Yesterday. No. red,
cash, 9SA@99c; July, 9l@9215c, closing at &c
sellers: August, S97E@9014c, closing at 9054c;
December, @87s@9tlse, closing at 941so bid.
market was irregular, the changes being
small until near the close, when prices
firmed up in sympathy with wheat and
SisSc; july, closed at 51Ic bid Oats irregG-
lar: No. 9, cash, 47@4sc; July, 3714@3s14c,
closing at 383sc bid; August; &c; closing at
the new barley crop of California arrived to-
day; no bids Whisky steady at 81 l6. Pro-
visions steady. Lard neglected at Sc rs.
PHILADELPHIA = Flour dull. Wheat
Futures declined 54@Ic under weaker cables
and closed duh; high grades scarce and firmi
No. red, June, 81 O66l1 on: July, 81 O4H
al Oi5l; August, 81 0l1a@I Ols4; September,
81 Ol@I OH. Corn-Car lots declined 218@3c
under free offerings and light demand;
futures 15@sIc lower in sympathy with the
decline in other grain centers, closing nomi-
nal in the absence of business; No. high
mixed in grain depot, CSC; No. 2 yellow in ele-
vator, CSC: No. 2 mixed, June, 621a@6Sc;
July, 62l4d6234c; August, 6l@6l19c; Septem-
ber 6O156I6lc. Oats weak and unsettled;
prices declined 214c on car lots and l@l71c on
options; fair local trade demand at the de-
cline, but little or no speculation; sales: No.
2 white, 4964912c; No. white, June and
July, 4s1%d49c: August, 42943c; September,
3913@40%c. Eggs quiet and easy.
MINNEAPOLIS-July wheat opened at
995Sc, sold down to 993sc, and up to 81 0OI4 be-
fore l o'clock. There was fair trading in
September from 9Oc to s97sc and up to 9O1sc.
There was more business in December with
sales ranging before O'Clock from 9lAc to
9l5Sc No Northern sold at about the July
price to-day There was good demand for
It from local millers, and some fancy cars
were bought to ship out. Most of No. l
Northern sold at 81. Some fancy lots f. O. b.
brought 81 Oo14@1 OIL, while some No. ?, just
below No. 1 grade, brought 99c. Closing
prices: No. hard, June, 81 0a1a; on track,
81 020I 03; No. Northern, June, 81: July,
81 O31S: September, 9O3sc: on track, 81 0O14;
No. Northern, June, 96c; on track, 96@95c.
CINCINNATI-Flourb barely steady. Wheat
weak and lower; No. red, 81 OIL Corn in
light demand: No. 2 mixed, 60c. Oats barely
steady; No. mixed, 4Sc. Rye dull and
nominal; No. 2, s5@S7c. Pork firm at $40 70.