Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-19

under yesterday. There was free dealing
increased amount on passage: No. 2 red. No;
vemher. closing at 9Slc; December. 9s5s@
81 OQ1s, closing At 99c; January. 81 00A@l 02H
closing at 81 %; March, 81 OS@l 0lsS closing at
81 OS1s: May, 81 0S3s@l 051a, closing at 81 OS1s;
July. g91Sc@Sl Ok. closing at 991ac. Rye dull
and weak; Western. 72@74c. Barley weak and
Western, 7@9Sc; CAnada, No; l, 9S9
81 90; No. 2, 9oG9lc. Barley malt
dull; Canada, country made, 81 OeQl 10. Corn
erately active: No. 2, 5616@57c elevator; 5634@
51S4c, af1oat; ungraded mixed, 561aQ5Sc: op-
tions sold off lssc, and closed steady at 5sqs4c
S3dsr freer SoTsmRsr c1sipr
5199c; January 5I54@5s1sc, closing 5S73c; May.
5Sl 4Q593sc, closing 0S5sc. Oats-Spot market
unsettled, lower, moderately active; options
ing Acc; December, 46ll6471zc; NAV. 4911@5lc:
closing al 5934c: spot No white, 4913c; mixed
Western. 45Q5Oc; white do, 50G56c: No z
Chicago, E0f12c. Hay dull and steady. Hops
quiet and steaay. Rye quiet and steady Tai
low steady and quiet. Eggs steady and quiet;
Western. 25Q26c; receipts, 665l packages. Pork
quiet 13 ana weak; mess. sllGl2; extra prime.
middles quiet and weak. Lard depressed and
much lower, but active; Western steam. Sc l21199;
sales, eco tierces at Sc 10; November, So 10,
closing at S6 10; December. s6 O996 l6, closing
at S6 10; January. Sc 35G6 42, closing at Sc 81
bid; February, So 1896 81, closing at Sc AZ bid:
March. So 6S46 81. closing at Sc 81; April, S6 12
May, So 81. Butter steady and i'll moderate de-
manu; Western dairy, Il@2Oc; do creamery, 20
@2S12c; do factory, S@20c: Elgln, &c. Cheese
steady and quiet; light skins, 415Q7c: Ohio
flats. 61319c
ST. lOUIS-Flour-Little doing. Wheat
The market opened sc lower for December
and 11sc for Nav advanced slightly, weakened
ana declined; later this weakness became more
apparent, and prices were hammered down
sharply, but recovered slightly near the close,
which was l14025sc lower than Yesterday; clos
ing figures: No. 2 cash. S91s6S91sc; December.
SSc; May, 971sc asked; July. Soc asked; August,
S5c. Corn-The opening was ssc lower, but the
market Immediately warmed up. Trading was
light, however and fluctuations were confined
to small range. Later the market weakened
and so continued to the close; No. cash. SIC;
November. 49c; December, 4Sc bid; May, 1915.
Oats quiet and irregular; No. cash, 45s4c
asked; November and December, 46c asked;
May, 447sc. Rye quiet and easy; No. =. 7lc,
East Side Barley weak and slow; Iowa; 60c;
Wisconsin. 67I5c. Hay steady and quiet. Bran
ncminally SSc. FlaXseed declined to 81 70.
Butter steady. Eggs quiet at 20c. Bagging 3
GSc. Iron c1rton ties, 81 3O@l 50. Cornmeal
easy at s. 6592 20. Provisions quiet and easy;
small round lots sold on direct order. but de-
mand in open market rates light Pork, Sll.
Lard. 50 10. Dry salt meats-boxed shoulders,
S5 5119; longs and ribs, S. S71aG6 clear So l27aa.
Bacon-boXed shoulders, S. 3TI%c; longs and
RIBS, So l2G6 l21z; clear, So %: Sugar cured
hams, lG13@gl272c.
MINNEAPoLIS-The supply of wheat was
large to-day and the demand slow, owing to
tight money and weak, declining cables. Early
prices were slightly lower than Yesterdays.
and when the break to 94c tor May wheat
came holders had to accept concessions to cor
respond. and, in some cases, slightly more in
order to SELL 1t was a very dull market. espe-
clally during the latter part of the session.
No. 2 under grades and Great Northern were
pronounced by some holders very hard to SELL
Closing quotations: No. hard, November, De-
cember and on track. SIC: No Northern, No
vember and December, sac; May, 9S11c; on
track, Si15c; No. 2Northern, November and De-
cember, 77c; on track, 7Sc.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat-w weak; No. 2,
winter. red. spot and November, 9O15c; De-
cember. 9lSiG9l7sc: January, 9334Q9ic; May,
81 0IL@l Ula. Corn-Western firner; spot
and November. So: year, 5615c bid; January,
55l z6j6c; May, 5711G5Sc. Oats quiet but firm;
" estern white. 5Ol5lc; do do mixed, 49Q50c;
graded, No. white. sic. Rye quiet and firm;
prime to choice, 76Q71c; good to fair. 73@75c.
Hay dull; prime to choice timothy, $ll 90. Pro-
visions rrm. Mess pork. sll 50. Bulkmeats-
Loose shoulders, &c; long clear, 6c; clear rib
sides. sc; sugar picked shoulders. SIC: sugar
cured smoked shoulders, nc; hams. small,
ll1<c; large, 1870. Lard-Refined, T34c. But
lel firm. Eggs urn at 25c.
PHILADEIPHIh-Flour dull wheat-Op-
tions nomInally 75c lower; high grades scarce
and firmly held; No red, November 976
JT12: December, 9134Q3SL4r; January. 9S113cGl
81 1D1&; February, 81 Ol1a3l o21a. Curn-Op-
lions dull. weak and uomInally unchanged: car
lots scarce and steadily held new NOD, in grain
depot. SIC; old No. high mixed and yellow
| in do, Csc. Oats dull; futures &c lower: No. 8
mixed, 47c; No. white, November. 49s4@50l4 &c;
| December, 50l4G5015c; January. 5l19e; Feb
ruary. 5I2z@5-Ac. Eggs scarce and firm;
| Pennsylvania flrsts. &c.
| CINCINNATI-Flouri in light demand. Wheat
| nominal; none offered. Corn strong ana steady;
| No. mixed, 54c Oats lower: No. mixed, 4Sc.
| Rye nrm; No. 2 7Ic. Pork weak and lower at
SO So Lard dull and lower at IS 756p5 80.
Bulk meats easier: short ribs So so. Bacon
lower: short clear. Sc 80. Butter steady and
firm. Sugar easy. Eggs strong at 2lc. Cheese
freely offered and steady.
MILWAUKEE, Flour rather easier. Wheat
easier: No. spring. on track, cash, S6dS7c;
December, S613c; No. Northern, 90c. Corn
steady; No. 3 nu track, SIC. Oats-No. white,
track, 45GI46C. Barley easier; No. 9. in store,
Csc. Rye quiet; No. ], in store, 6719Q673l lc.
Provisions quiet. Pork, January. S1l 10. Lard,
January, sc 10.
T0LEOO-Wheat active; December 92c;
| May 9912c. Corn quiet and steady: cash, 5316c;
| December. 5219c; May, 5234c. Oats quiet; cash.
| 4611c. Cloverseed easier; cash, 81 2215; Dec
elnDer, 81 %: January S4 80: March, 81 4O.
DULuTH-Wheat opened weak and declined
during the day: closing prices: May, 99%c;
No hard, s9334c; No. Northern, S4ci No.
Northern, 7Sc.