Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-05
ARTICLES.
Cash quetations were as roIlows,


Flour easier but not quotably IoYer. No. 2
spring wheat; 81 ollx@l olss; No; sprina wheat,
sssf sss Se so oats 5fs 81 Slg gbss S se %o
barley nominal; No. :, /. o. b. SG75c; No
f. Q; b.; 7sc; Ne. ! faKsesd. 81 IS;
per bbl sI2 sl5@i2 20. Lard. per 100 lbs. Is co
salted shoulders fboxed). S 2OG5 PSI short
clsa1 sides eoIs % GSs 70 sugars
the butter market was firm and unchanged.
Eggs, ls1zGlSs@c,
PHlLADELPHIA-FIourm market weak IN sym
pathy with the decline in wheat, prices nomi-
nally unchanged. Wheat-Lower cables and
renewed speculative selling in New York and
Chicago influenced decline in prices here of
&c, but, in absence of business, prices of op-
tons were wholly nominal; No red, May,
August, 81 064l "a. Corn-1here was contin-
ued pressure to sell, due to free receipts west
and The break in wheat; options declined l@Sc,
and closed weak; local car lots declined lc in
sympathy with the decline in options; No.
high mixed in grain depot S31fc do in elevator,
sSci No; mixed in elevator SIC: No 2 mixed.
gust, 6ssz @7Ol4c. Oats weak and lower; No. 2
white, &c: n o. white, May, 6OG6l]S: June Goa
el,6c; July, 6OQ6lHc. Provisions steady with
fair job9ing trade. Pork-Mess, new, sl4; dc
family, Sl4 5o0l5 90; hams smoked, 101d1llISc.
Butter scarce and firm; Pennsylyania cream
cry, extra, SOC; do print, extra, s3R36c. Eggs
nrin ana IN falr demand; Pennsylvania trsts,
l4fGl5c Cheese steady, part skins, 7@sc.
BAL hLTIMoaE-Flour dull; Western super,
SAGA Is; extra, 81 50a4 81; family, s5G5 50
Wheat unsettled and lower; No. 2
Sssf Ss isi% s:msI q SSsl sS'i H. %pHa;s 4
nominal; receipts. L6sS busholsr stock, lSs.Os3
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels. Corn dull;
NJ, mixed sso spot 1Sc; The month 74ssg75lc July
1886 bushels; stock. 7S459 bushels; sales, 80.
900 bushels Oats easier; No. 2 white Western,
63c; No. 2 mixed do. Gle; receipts, SOU bush.
receipts none; stock. 1850 bushels Hay frm
but quiet; good to choice timothy, sl29lS. But.
ter scarce; creamery, fancy, go: do, fair TO
choice, 27@2Se, do. Imitation, 25e28oi iadle,
fancy 24@26c; do, good 10 choice, 20Q22c; rolls,
fine 22C; do, fair 70 good, lsG2Oe; store packed,
lsg22c. Eggs, l4Ifc. Provisions and others
unchanged,
cIHcIkNAII-.Flour dull and depressed;
weak and lower: No. Cred. 81 0s,S@l 90; re-
ceipts, 1900 bushels; shipments. 700 bushels
Corn lower; No. 2 mixed. 7UHG72c. Oats In
fair demand and trm; No. 2 ,nixed. 57c. Rye
scarce; No. 2, 92c, Pork in light demand at
sl275. Lard slow and heavy at GO 50. Bulk
meats dull and weaker; short ribs, So ST]%
bacon. demand light; short clear, 81 s75S.
finished goods on basis of 81 II. Butter steady:
fancy Elgin creamery. eS93oc; prime dairy. ISc.
Li.seed oil steady at 54@56c
MINNEAPOLIS = The market for sample
wheat was slow to-day. Elevator companies
were in the market for No. / Northern at 20
under July, but most of sellers were holding in
the hopes of getting little more as local
miliers showed more inclination to buy. The
outside demand WAS small. Prices as com
pared with Saturday were fully &c lower The
offerings were quite large. Closing quotations:
No. hard May, 81 O6; on track 81 Os@l O61S:
No. Northern, May. 81 O311S; June, 81 0l; July,
81 04s4; on track, 81 03Gl 0Sk; No. Northern
May. 81 90; on track, 81 0OGl Oh.
MlLWAukEe-flour unchanged. Wheat
weak; No. spring track, cash 81 OS6l O5;
No: g. on track, 67@67]zc. Oats easier; No.
white, on track. 561a65Tc Barley firm; in
store. S61ac. Rye firm; No. / in store. SIC bid
Provisions weak. Pork-July. sl2 271S. Lard
July, Sc S7x.