Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-20

@5sc; January. 57Ac: May. 574a5sc: steamer,
do,do mixed. 4913Q5Oc; graded No. white. %
@5ic; do do mixed, 49H@5Oc. Rye nom
1nal; lSaa; choice, SO@s2c; good to prime. -
active; choice timothy. $40 5O@ll 90; good
to prime, 50 5t6ll0 co. Provisions steady: mess
pork, Sll 50 for old: Sl2 10 for new: bulkmeats
sides and sugar picked shoulders. g.: sugar
cured smoked shoulders 7e; hams, l03Ic for
small; l0}1c for large. Lard-Refined. 711c,
cnc 5t9a IT'D; creamery fancy 2Sc; do fair to
22@24c: do good to choice. l402Oc; rolls fine, $50
l9c; do fair to good. I5G9f7e; store packed, l2g
ioe. Eggs quiet: strictly fresh, 25Q26c; Ice
house. 19G20c.
opened &c better for May and after few min
utes trading was weak and tendency was down
ward. Then there was reaction, but the mar
Ket was quiet and irregular IN the close. full
range OF fluctuations being only HGHc: No.
cash: 51I@96llc; December, 9915c bid; Janu-
ary, 9554c uid; May 993Ic: July, 9915e: August,
oo1sc CornIThe opening was quiet and steady
at yesterdays close and during the entire ses-
sion business was dull. The close was &c be-
low yesterday; No. 2. cash. 4S7sc: December,
4S5se bid; January. 4S4c bid: May. sic: July.
Yesterdays final figures. but soon weakened
and closed the same as Thursday, No. cash.
4lMc asked; May. 4j3sc. Rye lower; No. 2,
6l7ac. Barley firmer; Minnesota. Y: Nebraska.
GSe. Flaxseed lower and dull at 81 II. Provis-
ions dull anG depressed; runnd lots were neg
lected and the job business was moderate.
Pork, $40 90. Lard, So 80
PHILADELPHIA - Flour steady. Wheat
options firm and higher; fancy milling grades
scarce and.firm. but steady; No. z red, in export
elevator. 9S1199y11c; No. red December 99L
@9913c: January, 9915c9S1 90; February 81 OH
@i w; March. 81 OS15@l o. Corn firm; No. B
yellow, in grain depot, Sc: No. 2 mixed in grain
depot, 5d79c; No. yellow. in Twentieth street
elevator. 5Se: No. mixed. December and JAN
uary. 511a95Ts4c: February. 5S1I@5S34c; March,
59G591@c. OaIs-Carlofs steady; futures opened
firm, but subsequently declined 1Ic and closed
weak; No. 2 mixed. 491Ic: No. 8 white 1910;
No. 2 white. in Twentieth street elevator 5O12c;
Zelipped white. SIC; No. 2 white, December.
491a95O1sc: January. 497s@50c; February, 500
ole; March, 5l@5lHc. Eggs quiet and weak;
Pennsylvania tirsls, Csc.
MlNNEAPOLlS-The demand for spot wheat
was good to-day, but at a decline from yester-
day. There was considerable offered and sold
to arrive, bringing little under spot offerings
Some was bought to ship, but mostly for local
use. The selling TO arrive indicated that
holders of wheat il the interior were in the
notion of accepting the current figures. and
from it the presumption favored rather larger
arrivals. Closing quotations: No. hard. De-
Northern. December and Jan uary. 9O1le; May,
9lIsc: on track, 9lc; No. 2 Northern, Decem-
ber, 8Sc; No. l, SOC; on track. SIC.
MILWAUKEE Flour unchanged. Wheat
suet; No. spring, on track, cash, S76SSc; May,
9312c; No. Northern. 92c. Corn quiet; No.
g. on track. 49c. Oats quiet: No. 2 white, on
track. 4394315c. Barley quiet: No. in store.
6519c. Rye quiet; No. ], in store. size. Pro-
visions quiet. Pork-January. $40 III. Lard
January, S. 5719.
OUlUTH-Wheat was relatively stronger
here than any other American market to-day
advancing 1c from opening aud sustaining the
gain to the end. Closing prices were as fol-
lows: December, 93c: May 81 021S; No. hard
cash. 923Ic; No. ] Northern S4lLc: No 2 North
ern, S3c.
ClhclNNATl-Flour quiet. Wheat dull; No.
2 red, 99c. Corn weaker; No. 2 Mixed SIC.
Oats heavy: mixed. 1916 Rye dull: No. 2,
45c. Pork slow Lard firm at SIS 5T1505 So
Bulkmeats easier at 81 75G4 S119. Bacon dull
at 81 W. Butter firm. Eggs easy at 2lc. Cheese
strong.
T0LEDO-Wheat active and easier: cash
and December. SIC: May, 81 % Jniv. 93L.
Corn dull and firm; cash December, 591lc; May,
sac. Oats quiet; cash. 46r. Cloyerseed steady;
cash and December, 81 O5: February, s4 Is;
March, 81 2218.