Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-26

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
Dull and unchanged; No. spring wheat,
81 04; No. spring wheat, CSC; No. red, 81 05
White, 4sll@47c; No. white: 4SG4sc: No.
rye. SAC; No; barley, nominal: No. 8. f. o. b.,
70@7Sc; No. nominal: No. faxseed, 81 IA;
per Dbl, $40 6255; lard, per 100 pounds, s6 2O@
6 2211: short ribs sides, loose, $5 1896 s5; dry
salted shoulders, boxed IS 00@yle; short clear
Sides boxed, Sc 3O@6 40 whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 l8; sugars, cut
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
l415@i5Xc ''' 4es'
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts, 1855 pack
ages; exports, G, l22 barrels; "a, 1893 sacks; mar
ket unchanged; sales, 1880 barrels. Corn
meal steady. fairly active; yellow, Western,
s. 40@3 IS. Wheat, receipts, 16s, ,6OO exports,
$40; sales, 10, 496, 900; futures. 5000 spot
Spot market higher, dull advance checking
business; sin No. 2 81 l2ss store and elevator,
red, 81 05E@l l6; No. / Northern to arrive,
81 1901 Az: No. hard, TO arrive, 81 I71ss;;
No. Chicago, 81 11h delivered; options
opened active and 1s@5sc up. and further ad-
in French duty and freeT foreign buy
ing orders; declined A@1Ac on realiz-
ing. rallied A@Hsc on reports of frosts;
closing firm at M@lc above yesterday;
81 l03S; August, 81 olS@l O5S, closing at at
81 o5l September, 81 oSSS@I 0416, closing at
81 OF: December, 81 o4Ea1 05 ills, Closing az
at 81 055s; May, 1892 81 0ssS@I 0911S, closing at
81 0914; Stocks of grain, store and afioat,
May 2S-Wheat, 656, $50 bushels; corn, s7,6Oz
Al, ,06s bushels; barley, 29,5ss bushels; peas
2S7 bushels. Barley malt, dull; Canada,
country-made, 81 OO61 05. Corn-Receipts,
9d65C @ - bushels; exports, ls, ,2o4 bushels; sales,
100000 bushels; futures, 50 900 bushels spot.
Spot market unsettled and quiet: closing
stronger; No. 2, 6515@66c; elevator, 66ldO67c
afioat; ungraded mixed, 65@6s1&c Options
more active, l@3c higher on reports of
6O14@62c, closing at &c; July, 593s@611sc, clos
ing at 6l1sc; August, 5s3z@6OsZc, closing at
6OAc; September, 5sz@5sa@c, closing at 5934c:
December, 5S@5S12c. Oats-Receipts, 5000
bushels futures; $1,000 bushels spot. Spot
market dull and unsettled; options moder-
ately active and strong; May closing at
5olsc; June, 49q49s4c, closing at 1870; July,
52G5Sc; mixed Western, 47S52c; white do. 5sS
66c; No.. ? Chicago, 511Sc. Hay firm
and quiet. Hops Steady and quiet.
1ining, Sle@Sc; centrifugals, $50 test, 5-is
@33sc: sales, Il, 200 bags; centrifugal, go test
and New York, at 8 15l6o, and 8 200 bags do
Philadelphia, 32sc; refined, quiet and lower;
I, O., y,
S,l6c; No. TO- 31Sc; No H. 8 7-l6c; No. Il, SIC;
of A, l3-l6@4c; mould A, 4ssc; standard a,
Sl6c; powdered, 45sc; granulated, 41Sc;
cubes, 45c. Molasses- Foreign dull, New
oriea Orleans cf1 firm and quiet Rice stead and
quiet Eggs quiet and f1rmer; Western, $50
lS<c. Hides firm and in good demand. Pork
quiet: old mess, $40 75@11 80; new mess, sl2 90
@R %; extra prime, $ll 80. Cut meats in
active and steady. Middles quiet and un-
changed. Lard lower and dull; western
steam Sc 90; sales, L200 tierces at s6 471S16 IS;
option sales, 1000 tierces; May, Sc so; June,
S. 5Oi July, Sc 5l@6 55, closing at Sc "a bid;
tember, SC 77G6 SS, closing at sc 70 bid But
ter fairly active; choice steady; Western
dairy, l0@l5c; do creamery, A@l9c: do fac
tory, lO@l5c; Elgin, ice. Cheese dull and
weak; part skins, 4@Sc.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour quiet. Wheat
dull, but strong, and l@11zc higher in sym
pathy with New York and Chicago; No. Q
red, May, 81 ll@l II June, 81 l06l IL: july.
81 OsQl 0s13; August, 81 041S@l O5A. Corn
option market was strong and advanced X
@2c under bullish speculation in other grain
centers; local car lots advanced lc, with a bet
ter demand and moderate offerings; steamer
NO. mixed in grain depot, 62@63c; No.
mixed, and high mixed in do and elevator,
SIC; No. 3 mixed May and June, 6315@64c;
july 6l1196212c; August, 6osz@6IiSc. Oats |
closed firm in sympathy with the advance in |
other grain centers; local trade demand was |
lctive, but there was little disposition to |
operate in futures; No. mixed, 5l15c; No 2 |
white, 5218@53c; No. white, NAV and |
June, 5213@5Sc; July, 53@54c; August, 39G42c. |
Provisions in moderate request and steady.
Pork, mess, Sl3 90: do family, $14 506I5 90. |
Hams, smoked, lO119@12c. Butter firm and in |
fair demand; Pennsylvania creamery, extra, |
Isc; do print extra, 21@25c. Eggs steady: |
Pennsylvania f1rsts, .E1S@lsc. Cheese quiet; |
part skins, 6@9c. Receipts, flour 1900 bar /
'els; $500 sacks; wheat, 5000 bushels; corn.
=. 800 bushels; oats, 10 400; shipments, wheat,
100 bushels; corn, 36 500 bushels; oats, 2L7O0 |
bushels.
MINNEAPOLIS-There was very little
in the sample wheat market /
5o-day for No. Northern. There was n good
demand, however, for that grade at lc under
July. Only one large buyer was in the
market. No. 2 sold at about 21Sc under No |
Northern for choice wheat, but the demand
was slow. Low grades and No. hard were /
Is dull as they had been for some time past
STOCKS OF wheat In country elevators in
and Dakota decreased 2s.OOO
houses is 2,6S7,0 bushels. Prices TODAY
we're about 114c above SATURDAYS on the
bulk of sales. Closing quotations: No. /
lard, May, 81 07; on track, 81 07@l O71S No l
Der, 9S15c; on track, ST 041l@1 o5; No D
Northern, May, 81 o.; on track, 81 031S4l 0S.
BALTIMORE-Wheat 2 red firmer.
pot, 81 Ii; the month"; 81 l21S; july, 81 O7lI6 !
0Tl9; August, 81 051s@1 05ss receipts, Is, Ia
3ushels; shipments, l27, $40 bushels; stock,
14@6111c; July, 6Oh@6lc; spot No. 2 white
nc; receipts Il, ,66S bushels; SHIPMENTS. al,
2s bushels; stock, 81, $50 bushels oats dull
md weak: No. white Western, SIC asked;
bushels; stock, 81 ,727 bushels. Rye nominal:
No. 2, 95c; stock, 1928 bushels Hay quiet
out nrm; good to choice timothy. sl2 O0A
: ~. PROVISIONS steady without change. /