Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-23
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

spring Wneat,Sl VI: NO. spring Wneat, ,96Uy9c;
No Q red, 81 04@1 041S; No. corn, 571ac; No. 2
oats. 4734c; No. white, 49@5Oc; No. 3white,
| 4715@49c: No. 2 rye. S5c; No. = barley nominal
No 3, f. o. b., 7O@75c; No. nominal; No
| lf1axseed, 81 IL; prime timothy seed, 81 q:
mess pork per barrel, $40 90@ll 90; lard per 100
| pounds, S. 32111@6 35: short ribs sides Qoose),
s. S0@5 s5; dry salted shoulders (boxedj,
$5 1905 20; short clear sides (boxed), Sc 500
40; whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
| gallon, 81 16: sugars unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the but
ter market was quiet and unchanged. Eggs,
l5@1514c.
NEW YORK-F1our-Quie closing weak
Spot market opened stronger, closed lower,
l AZ store and elevator, 81 1S14@1 14s{ afioat;
81 131a6l1 162 f. o. b.: ungraded red, 95c@
LIZ; No. / Northern, to arrive, 81 IA: No.
hard. to arrive, 81 16544; No. 2 Chicago 81 111s@
options opened at L@Ic advance On on
stronger cables and foreigners buying; weak
ened 1@2ssc on contract deliveries and good
and and closed rather her easy: No o:Sd FED N Nav, 81 III
al Az, closing at 81 121l June, 81 1014@l III,
closing at 81 1C55; July, 81 07l411 091l, closing
at 81 0sl4; August, 81 04zl@1 05l4, closing at
81 0434; September, 81 0359@D1 043a, closing at
81 O3X October closing at 81 OF; December,
81 0i5s@1 06, closing at 81 05; May, 1892 81 0sA
al O94, closing ats1 0S11S. Corn-Spot market
elevator; 6ss@6914c afoat; ungraded mixed.
66@7lc: optiops 1A@2c lower on favorable
weather for the crop: May ee1S@es19c, closing
at s614e sa June 6lSg634c closing esin at 6lAe:
59N@6I4 closing at 5gz4c; September. 500
Gle, closing at 5915c; October, $4,000. closing
at 59Ac. Oats-Spot market dull and lower;
options less active, but lower eG,la and weak;
ls4g5l9c' closing at 4s7zzc; August, 4S1
@le Gl0TWRg at toe NO Rbte Tits do @SSe
No. Chicago, 5219@5315c: Hay.Quiet and
firm Hops-Firm and quiet. Tallow-Quiet
and steady. Eggs quiet and steady; Western,
si1 0Oa19 90: new mess, $12 oO813 rs; extra
prime, S11 80. Cut meats quiet and steady;
middles quiet and firm. Lard easier and dull;
Sc e g.; July, s. 70, closing 10 at s. IS asked; Au
gust, $6 so; September, Sc 92. Butter-Choice
fairly active and steady; Western dairy, 100
l5c; do creamery, 4@l9c; do factory, 100
l5c; Elgin, l9c. Cheese quiet and weak; part
skins, 4@Sc.
ST. LOUIS-Wheat opened weak and ia
&c down. and continued easy to the close,
which was Is@15sc lower than yesterdays;
No red, rec cash, 81 Gs@l o3 May May 81 os4 6gdj o
@95c closing at 9414c asked; December, 96%
@9715c, closing at 97e asked. Corn started in
weak and 7ac down, and continued weak and
nervous the fluctuations being small to the
end: No. 2 cash, 531s@5414c; May, 5315c; July,
521s@5315c, closing at SIC. Oats dull; again
largely lower; No cash, 4614@47c; May, 4Sc;
at 4Oc; August, 3315@34c, closing at 333115c.
Rye lower; No. 2, SIC.
MINNEAPOLIS-The sample wheat mar
ket was slow to-day. Receipts were little
largerand shipments smaller. Mol Northern
fancy cars bringing little more, but No. /
hard No. 2 Northern and the lower grades
were extremely dull. There was no COM
petition to speak OF between m1llers and
were both ready TO buy at cent under July.
Closing quotations.: No. hard, May, 81 O6; on
track, 81 0611 0615; No. Northern, May, 81 o.;
81 O40I c415: No. Northern, May, 81 Oh; on !
track, 81 0I@1 0l1l
PHILADELPHIA-Flou dull and weak. |
Wheat-Weak and lower: No. 2 red, May, |
81 1l01 II; june ST. 10lD1 101a; July, 81 OI12Q |
l Os; August, 81 0I@1 04k Corn-Carlots dull !
and weak: futures neglected and closed |
11ac lower: no grade, on track, 5lc: |
No. 2yellow, IN grain depot, 661S@67c; No. |
mixed mi May 6S4@661Se. June 6igSt5e; July
No 2 white, 551I@56c; No white, |
May, 54114@55c; June, 51 4@55c; July. 5414@55c; |
August. 40@42c., Eggs firm and in good de-
BALTIMORE-Wheat weak: No. Q, red.
June, 81 Ii; July 81 O71s@1 O755s; August, 81 O41
al 0454 steamer No. red, 81 0911. Corn
weak: mixed 6519c; July. 6l14q6ls4c; spot
Western, 5S@59c; No. 2 mixed do, 56Q57c.
Rye dull; No. 2, 95c. Hay firm; good to
choice timothy, $l2 0O@l3. Provisions quiet
and unchanged. Butter steady: creamery
fancy, 1Sc; do fair to choice, 16617c; do imf-
tation, 14615c; ladle, fancy, 131 l4c: do good |
to choice, 1l@12c; store packed, lO@13c. Eggs
lctiye at lie.
NEW ORLEANS-Whisky steady; West
ern rectifed, 81 0i@1 so. Sugar steady; open
kettle fully fair, 44c; fair to good fair, 31S0
,5Sc; common, 234@3c; inferior, 24c. Centri-
'ugal prime yellow clarified, 1901 3l6; Off
10, 377sc; seconds, 394c. Molasses steady;
open Kettle fair to fermenting, 23@a5c; centri-
'ugals prime to good prime, S5 20; prime TO |
aiI, $14 00@15 90; good to common, $40 000
2 90; common, ss 00@9 90; inferior, Sc O0@7O0.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet. Wheat quiet;
No. 2 spring, on track, cash, 81 O26I OS;
July, 81 90; No. Northern, 81 oe. Corn
iuli; No. 3, on track, SIC. Oats lower:No.
white, on track, SOC. Barley steady; No. 2,
n store, 74c. Bye steady; No. l, in store,
s21Sc. Pork, July, sl1 Is. Lard, July So 45.
CINCINNATl-Flourq quiet. Wheat steady:
20. red, 81 06. Corn duh: No. 2mixed, 571SR
SC. Oats nominaI; No.2, mixed Soc. Rvo
rcaker: No. ., 91c. Pork weaker at ell 371<.
ard quiet I'll " 10 Buikmeats easy 1t es 3D. |