Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-09

and a%ctive; higher grades held irmer; sales,
1880 barrels. Cornmeai moderate demand and
steady. Wheat-Receipts. LOO bushels; ex-
ports, none; sales. 2,S20.O00 bushels futures,
with the options firm and quiet; No. 2 red.
81 olA@l OBJ. 81 02@1 0S34 f. o. b.; No. 9
red. CSC; No. white, 81 %; No. l red, 81 o.
5 Moi z .o Ghlca ga s. US@i C s54iv o R@Rs b m9Ser.
declined X9]ses closing A9hc over
at s. 3 February, s. O52f@ 9, OF RI closing
ing at sffo3ls; Nav. 81 O5N@i 063S, closing at
81 061I; June, 81 G54@l o., closing at 81 06;
December, 991ac. Barley quiet; No. l Canada,
Canada, sOGl o5 for Old; 81 0O@sI' Is for new.
Corn-Receipts, $50, 400 bushels; exports, LIZA
bushels; sales, l,760.OCO bushels futures; l4s.-
600 bushels spot; spot market less active, az
sc higher. steady; No. 2. 4511@45Ac in ele-
vator. 4634@4Sc aioat: %ungraded mixed. $50
4615c: No. 3, Sgd4l4c, No. white, 4515c; steamer
mixed. 4l24@4l4c; options more active, k919c
higher, firm; January. 454@46Ac. closing at
March. 452s946c. closing at 4534c; May, 500
46c. closing at 455sc; oats-Receipts, $1,000
bushels; exports, 90 bushels; sales, 2O5,O 900
market fairly active, ,H@15c higher; options
sII%@s2c, closing at sc; February, e$2l
S. s$s sass,ze, c flSflRs at ss1 z spot s2 SG. 2 w Sas,
western, 2S932c: white do, Si@4Oc; No. 2 Chi
caSo. &c. Hops quiet an steady. Coffee
down. closed steady 5GlO points below yester-
day; moderate business; sales, $500 bags. in
GLIDING January, l5.SOGl5. 40c; February. Is. l5@
l125c; March, l5.30; April and MAY, l5.156l5.3 Soc:
June, b.l5@la. SOC; July, l5.3Oc; August, l5.30@
l5.40c; September, Is. 40@l5.5Oc; October, 1915
@l5 %: November. l5.50c. Spot Rio dull; fair
cargoes, lie. Sugar-Raw nominal: refined un-
changed. Rice firm, quiet. Eggs firm on fresh;fair
dnnnand. xr-aEforn IGG 1917, rnoain%r y 90
packages. Pork-0ld mess, Sl4 0O9l4 %: new
mess, Sl4 25@I4 SO. Cutmeats firm; midules
firm: short clear, 81 so. Lard lower on manip-
%ulation, closed steady and moderately active;
sales, western steam. 81 80: January. s. $50
Z so; February, 81 73G7 81, closing at 81 IS
asked; March, 81 1907 81, closing at 81 70 bid;
April, 81 So asked: May, 81 Sl@7 81, closing at
81 s. asked; June, s. IS bid Butter in moder-
ate demand and weaker; western dairy, l4G2lc;
do creamery. I7@2Sc: Elgins. SOC. Cheese strong
and quiet; western, l0@llAc.
Observation-Disclosures light and
general market weak. Wheat opened firm and
advanced L6hc under higher Western adj
vices; demand light, and with the subsequent
closing prices for all months except January,
which ruled firm at the best rate of the day
under light offerings. Sales-No. 2 red in ex-
port elevator. 96c; No. 2 red, January. 96G96lIc;
February. 961@@91c: March, 9SN@9SIc: April,
81 coal OOs4; May, 81 024@l O2A. Corn firm
and prices of both spot and future deliveries of
No. . and steamer closed K@1Sc higher. Spec
%ulation. however, was tame and ex-
port demand very moderate. Car lots
for local trade scarce and firm,
with fair demand; No. 4 high mixed track and
grain depot. 45c; new No. 2 mixed in export
elevator. 4l1ac; No. 2 mixed, January, 4l9sQ
Western firm; mixed spot. 4l%@i1%c; jan
uary, 4lh@il34c: February. 4lI@42c; March,
424G4213c; steamer, spot, 1880. Oats quiet
and steady: western white. S3GSSc; do mixed,
OQd2lp. nrodod M . Npbrfa go aSl-ad Pua
nominal at Coo. Provisions steady. CARROTS
Mess pork, SIS Do. Butter dull; western packed,
l4G2Oc: creamery, 2O@2Sc. Eggs steadier at
l6@l715c. Coffee easy, rio fair at lie.
ST. Lou1s-Flour quiet and easy but
unchanged. Wheat firm and higher. The
opening was strong. and Il cent advance was
paid early on better markets, elsewhere firmer
cables and wet weather. but sharp declines at
other points brought out such free selling as
to depress prices rapidly, the report later that
the close was about &c above Yesterdays.
No. . cash. 951S@96c, May. 81 00Z6sl Ol1%,
closed at 81 0lA@I 0lss asked: June. g1sG9Sc,
closed at 9SLc bid; July, $50 @Sg5%r. closed at
February, 3OA@SG%c BID: March, 3lL@3l3Sc,
closed at size bid; May, 33H@S3l4c, closed at
5SEc. Oats active: No. 2. 24c bid: May. 2734
Provisions fairly steady. Pork, SIS IS. Lard
Prime steam nominally 81 %. Dry salt-meats
Shoulders, S. %; longs and ribs. 81 co.; short
clear, 81 %. Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 81 90.
Hams, SIC S715@l2 rs.
CINCINNATI Flour quiet. Wheat steady;
No. 2red, g@9Sc. Receipts, LOCO bushels: ship
ments, none. Corn in fair demand and steady;
No. 2 mixed, 35Hc. Oats in good demand and
nrm: No. 2 mixed, 27M@2Sc. Rye dull: No. 2
55c. Pork firm at Sl3 20. Lard dull at 81 $50
Z 45. Bulkmeats and bacon quiet and steady.
Butter weak and lower; fancy northwestern
creamery, S0@S2c; choice roll, 13@15c. Sugar
dull and weaker. Cheese firm.
Observation-Disclosures firm: No. 2
winter red. spot, 95I@95Ic: February .96M@97c;
March, 9S4@9915c; April, 43@4S1c; May, 1870
444c. Oats-CaTloads, dull; No. 3, 32hc: No. 9,
white elevator. 34c; do in grain, do at 34llc.
Futures dull and unchanged. Provisions steady
but quiet.
NATURALIZATION dull but steady. Wheat
firm; cash. 9234c: February, 944c: May, 9SlIc.
Corn rmer:N No. 8. 9O@3lc. Oats steady: No. 2
white, 2S62S%c. Rye firm: No. /, 4S15c. Barley
firm; No. 2. CSC. Provisions firm. Pork. Sl3 %.
Lard. s. S71a. Cheese steady; cheddars, 100
1910.
ToLEDo-Cloverseed firm and a little higher;
February, IS %; March, SIS 80.