Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-17

i l. A4) ~ 4bo o4k)4 "A u O14s
bushels; exports. 2Oel bushels; sales. 10000
bushels futures; 5000 bushels spot; spot mar
ket unsettled and lower; options weaker: NO
vember, 46@465sc, closing at Acc; December,
46NQ41Ac Closing at 4915c; May. 49@5ossc;
SWIsg Wssfsgrr at dAe; spot white 4s9SSe %1sG oS.
eago. 417ac: Hay quiet and steady; shipping Az
@45c; good TO choice 50G70c. Hops dull and
steady. Cofee-Options opened barely steady
25QS5 points down: sales, 24,O o bags. including
November. 17.OO@lZo5c; December, 1G!5@
I05c: January. 15.S5@l6. lOc; February. 10 %
@G8 Mars March laO0@azos; April 1SfoS; foiT
cargoes, 1OLic; No. I, I75sc. Sugar-Haw
steady and luiet; refined quiet and steady.
Moiasses nominal for foreign; New Orleans
dull and easy; common to fancy. 3S@47c. Rice
fairly active and steady: domestic fair to
extra. 51I@gfc; Japan, 5s4@Q6c. Cottonseed
oil steady and quiet; crude, 2Sc: yellow, S4@4oc.
Iallow quiet and weak; 81 90 for packages:
a9sln M IN steady strained. common to good, 81 40
@l o. Turpsntine dull at 40@401ac. Eggs
quiet and firm; Western. 25@26c; receipts.
~ S;SS0 packages. Pork quiet ami steady; mess.
meats steady: picked bellies, 554@55Sc; do
shoulders, SIC; do hams, S15@yc; middles quiet
ar;1, ana weak: short clear, &c. Lard lower and
fa1riy fad active Western steam. s6 22{; sales
tierces: December. IS 2096 q, closing at Sc 81;
January, S. 1895 50, closing at SO 4S; February,
80 81, closing At s6 80; May, So 1906 95. closing
ern dairy. LlQ20c; do creamery, 20@2sHc; do
factory, 6@20c: Elgln, 29c. Cheese dull and
about steady light skins, 411@7c: Ohio fats.
6H@9c.
ST. LouIS--Flour dull and unchanged,
Wheat-The market opened &c down for De-
cember and isc up for May, ruled quiet for
some time with but slight fluctuations. weak
ened, and prices broke sharply, with active
trading. Later there was a recovery, and the
the close, which was at a decline of l1sc from
Yesterdays latest sales; No. 2 cash 9G54@92c;
December slssc; January. 9311c; May, 9s7sc;
July. S91ac: August. SIC. Corn-Though the
in sympathy with wheat. and the mar
ket was feverish and the tendency
rapidly down. A slight reaction fol,
close values stronghold and were firm and &c
above yesterdays final figures; No. cash, SIC;
December, 4Sc; May, 4ssgc: Oats lrregula5 but
Nothing doing. Barley weak and tendency
downward: Minnesota, &c., Hay quiet and
unchanged. Bran dull and unsettled; sacked.
offered, 81 2l1E@'l % bid. Butter UNCHANGED.
Eggs at 2Oc. Cornmeal easy at 81 esq., IT, Pro-
visions dull and dropping; moderate spot busl-
ness only. Pork. sll 90. Lard, s5 so. Dry
boxed rfsats-Dried shoulders, So l2175; longs,
s5 65@5 70; RIBS, 81 70; clear, SIS S. Bacon
Boxed shoulders SIS so; longs and ribs, Sc 20;
clear, $6 35Q6 3715. Sugar-cured hams, $40 %
OH 50.
MINNEAPoLIs-'The demand for spot wheat
was moderate to-day. and 1t was hard to sell.
owing to the unsettled state Of general mar
kets. About the time the cars of fresh arriv-
ais came n. the futures broke &c a bushel. and
tion to sell spot. A later rally brought in buy
ers that needed wheat for present use. who
bought sparingly. Receipts were large and the
slow buying made it late before much had been
nfaf Har Nny
Der and December, on track. 90c: No. l
Northern, November, S6@S6Lc: December
S654c; May. 9521c; on track, S6c; No. Northern
November and December on track, SOC.
BALTIMORE whsat-western unsettled;
No. 2, winter. red, spot and November, 9l0
9lkc; December. 924(l9215c; January 94l9
9I15c; May, 81 0lI@1 0l;& Corn-Western quiet;
mixed spot and November, 5714c bid: year,
Oats dull and lower; Western white 5O@5ic;
do Mixed 4S@50c; graded, No. 2 white sic.
Rye firm; prime to choice, 76@Tc; good to
fair, 1og72c Hay easier; prime to choice tim
steady. Eggs firm, at 25c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour weak and unsettled,
Wheat lower and closed nominal: No. red,
November. 55@5515: December. 96@96]5c; Janu-
ary 9899SHe: February, s. .OOel OOh. Corn
Options dull unsettled and nominally 1c lower;
No. 2mixed, Novem Der, 6D15@6l1Sc; December,
5505Sc; January, 55@56c; February, 54@55c.
Oats unsettled, closing about 1c lower; No. 2
January. 505s@505sc; February, 5l@5lLc. Eggs
scarce and firm; Pennsylvania firsts. &c.
CINCINNATI-Flour steady. Wheat weak and
lower; No. 2red, 94c. Corn-More ample supply
and lower: No. mixed, new, 53c. Oats-Offer-
ings steady. Rye dull; No. 2 Tic. Pork dull at
Sll l21S Lard irregular and lower at IS S0@8 co.
Bulk meats and bacon quiet. Butter heavy.
Sugar dull and weak. Eggs scarce and firm at
2lc. Cheese slow, but steady ut 55c.
MILWAUKEE, Flour steady Wheat lower;
Nh ah M
cember, SS15c mo. Northern 9Oc Corn firm:
No. g. on track. 54c. Oats easier; No. 2 white,
on track, 4511@46. Barley easier; No. 2 in store.
69c. Rye easier; No. l, in store, &C. Provisions
quiet Pork, sll AN. Lard, IS 25.
KANSAS cITY-Whear easier; No. 2 hard.
cash. soc bid, Sl1ac asked; November. Sic asked;
No. red, cash, no bids nor offers Corn
weaker; No. 2, cash, 4415@50Lc asked; Novem-
Der, 5O54c. Oats easier; No. 2, cash, 44ssc bid.
441ac asked; November. 4411c.
DuLUTH-Wheat opened at 93kc for Dec
ember. and within an hour sold down to Soc
followed by later recovery of l5lc. Closing
quotations: December 9l5Sc; May. 81 90: No
l hard; 901Sc: No. l Northern, S55lc; No, 2
Northern, 79Q7gslc.
TOlEDO-Wheat active and firmer; cash and
November, 93c: December, 94c; May 81 OO1<.
Corn dull and steady; cash, 54c; May, 521lc. Oats
quiet; cash. BIC; May. 4415c. Cloverseed dull;
cash, 81 Is; December. "a 27]3; February "a S71S1