Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-05
ARTICLES,

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Dull and unchanged; No. spring wheat.
81 Ol1a@1 021aa; No. 2coIn 5S1zc No oats, 4434c:
No. white, 46@47c: No. white, 45@46c
No. rye. SIC: No. barley, nominal No.
8. f. o. b., 6s@7oc: No. A nominal: No flax
seed, 81 il12: prime timothy seed, 81 80: mess
pork,per bbl, $40 5OG10 60; lard, per 100 pounds,
S. 2O@6 2215: short ribs sides, loose, S. seq
D 80: dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, SIS 00@5 05;
short clear sides, boxed, Sc 2066 30; whisky,
distillers' finished goods, per gallon, 81 is;
sugars unchanged
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was unchanged. Eggs, 15@151Ic.
NEW YORK-Flour dull, barely steady.
CornmeallFair, demand steady. Wheat,
spot market stronger, active, export and
milling; No. red, 81 09@1 OBJ, store and
elevator: 81 1901 l015 afioat: 81 095z0I lI3s
/: OBJ; ungraded red, 81 os@1 16115; No. i
to arrive, 81 l6@l IGJ4: No: 2 Chicago, 81 1O@
/ l01: options have been irregular, but ON
the whole stronger, especially toward the
close. There were less satisfactory crop ac
counts. lighter interior movements and
shorts covering. The changes in prices have
been within 5s@1 cent per bushel, and the
close showed 3s@7Sc over yesterday. No. 2
closing at 81 O71s; August 81 63 5-l6Gl 0i, clos
ing at 81 o.; September. 81 0s55s@I 0355s, clos
ing at 81 0s1s; October, 81 os@1 oSzs, closing
etmbeF es 4 S i c & closing nns at q OF o De
May, 1882, 81 os@l Osss, closing at
81 0s3s. Corn-Spot markes stronger,
good demand; chiefly export; No. 2, 63@64c;
elevator, 64Gl65c af1oat; ungraded mixed
63@G51ac: options are dull, but with smaller
amounts coming out of fiImer hands; prices
are M@ll3sc better and firm; June, closing at
etzsc; July 6?@6515c, closing at 63l4c; August,
G214c, closing at 624c. Oats-Spot market
1rmer and fairly active; options dull, higher
and firm; June, closing at 49]4c; July, 4SA@
1915, closinSat 4sl9c; September, 46@40Ac,
A q. S1ktlf Nn tx-hi 70 lZr.
mixed Western, 4665l1Sc; white do, 5O@66c;
No. Chicago, 50@504c. Hay quiet and
steady. Hops quiet and steady; State, COM
mon to choice 25@32c; Pacific coast, 25@321dc.
Tallow quiet. Eggs quiet and steady; West
ern, I734@lSc. Hides firm and fairly active.
Pork quiet and easy; old mess, ,$lO5O@fl II 5o new
mess $l2@l2 so; extra prime, SILL Cutmeats
dull and weak. MiddleS quiet and steady.
Lard easy and quiet; Western steam, Sc Az
bid: June Sc As asked; July, Sc 50@6 50, clos
ing at S6 81 bid; August, $6 64: September,
s6 7iG6 76, closing at s. IS bid; October closed
at IS S. nominal. Butter in moderate de-
mand: Western steady at l06l5 do cream
cry, l4Gl9o; do factory, l0615c; Elgin, &c.
Cheese fairly active and easy; part skins,
Csc.
MINNEAPOLIS = The market for cash
wheat was a cent lower to-day. There was
good demand for No. / Northern wheat
from local millers and elevator companies.
There were more OF the fornerin the market
than OF late. On this account prices were
relatively stronger than July. Most of the
sales were made at 81 0l19@1 013z, which was
about &c under July. Elevator companies
could not pay within lc of July and got little
wheat No. sold from 8 to 4c under No2,
below were extremely dull. Closing quota
tions: No. hard, June, 81 041a; on track,
s. Gt14@I %; @ N No; 20. 1 Northern, june, 81 o214;
track, 81 Oa]4@l 0234; No. 2 Northern, June,
Csc: on track, 9S699c.
INSTRUMENTATION weak Wheat
somewhat irregular: closed firm about Lc
higher under strong English and French
81 065s@1 0654: August, 81 0S5S6l o.: Septem-
Der, 81 0234gl O31. Corn-Carlots steady, but
local trade light; futures advanced &c on
mail iIot5,fN movement i Of supplies in the Vest
low, in grain depot, &c; No. mixed, June
GSI%@6413c; July, GS@6S1ac: August, 63@6315c;
September, G2@621sc. Oats-Car lots ue-
futures steady; No. 3 white, on track, See
No. 2 white, 5215c; No. white, June, 52Ls@
52Sc: July, 5211s sT523c; August, A@45c: Sep
tember, 43c. Eggs quiet and steady: Penn |
sylvania frsts, lSc.
and sc higher at the opening, eased off
later and became quiet until noon, after |
which il reacted and closed at near the top
of the day. No. red. cast, 9Sl@l OuLs:
July, 9S111G941ac; closing at $3.50; August |
closed at 95c; December, t53s@96c closing at |
96c. Corn opened at Ac up, weakened, then |
advanced and ruled firm to the close: No . |
cash. 53@535sc; June, 533s@5354c: July, 533S |
G545ssc, closing at 545sc biu; September 53c
closing at 5315c nominal. Oats quiet; No. 3 |
cash, 941l%c; July, 3954@40c, closing at 4Oc: |
August, 3l11 e bid. Rye-No offers Whis- |
ky, 81 10. Provisions quiet.
BALTIMORE--Wh heat easy: No. Q red. |
spot, 81 g915@l 0934; July, 81 051S@D1 O5}l; Au,
gust, 81 03]s: September, 81 02@l 02l: steamer. |
No. red, 81 o. Corn dull; mixed, spot, 63% !
l63tIc; the month, 6315 5@964c: July, 6stlM63I%c:
SPOT No whitc, 65c. Oats inactive: Nj ) |
white Western, A155c: No. 2 mixed do. |
j2G53c. Rye quiet: No 2,95c. Hay firm and |
lalrly active; good to choice timothy, Sl2 !
els. Provisions unchanged. Butter firm:
creamery fancy, I9c; do fair to choice l7@0lsc: |
10 imitation, l6@l7c: ladle fancy, l5c; do
good to choice, J55 Hc; store packed, l06l3c. !
Eggs weak at i7c.
CINCINNATI-Flour quiet Wheat. dull
and lower; No. 2 red, ST 03. Corn firmer. No.
; mixed, 5s15c Oats unsettled and drooping:
No. mixed, 4Sc. Rye nominal at IS 00
Bulk meats steady at Sc 90. Bacon easier at
y 09e17 l2IS. Whisky steady; sales Ss3 bar
rels nnished goods OH the basis of ST. Is But
ter steady. Sugar barely steady. Eggs heavy
s5 lS@i5%c. Cheese in fair demand.
MILWAUKEE-Fiour quiet Wheat firm;
No. 2 spring on track, cash, 9SISc; July:
DC; 30. / Northern, 81 OF. Corn firmer
No. 3, on track, 579571ac. Oats steady;
No. white, on track, 451sc. Barley easy:
No. 2 in store, 73%c. Rye steady; No. in
store, SSc. Provisions quiet. Pork-July,
10 66, Lard, July, Sc %. n"
TOLEDO-Wheat active and higher. cash
md June 81 04:July 9ys<c. Aup1rst u-3<fT1-l<o.