Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-16
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ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged: No. 2 spring
red. 9215c: No. corn. Sic: No. oats. 4V34c: No.
Frye. Csc: No. 2 barley; 6S@70c; No. haxseed,
81 20: prime timothy seed, 81 20. Mess pork: per
Short RIBS sides Qoosel. 81 9N@4 95; dry salted
shoulders (boxed), 81 81; short clear sides
lboxed), So 2O95 .. Sugars unchanged. No.
Sa1sy @1ss fae T. No No. DO Tne de- So 5Sass
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was unchanged; eggs, 23024c.
NEW YORk-Flour-Receipt 2S,S22 pack
ages; exports. 40 barrels and SIS sacks: market
meal quiet. Wheat-Receipts. $500 barrels;
sales weak: No. red. 81 p4l, in elevator;
81 o5M afoat; 81 o5@l O6A l. b.: No.
&c on higher silver. became weak on West sell
ing. and declined 1@lssc. closing heavy; No. 2
5anuDss 5sG DsseRpeG 81 o S1 g. eosna s1sns Ct at
February, q oSs@l o61, closing At 81 o51s;
March, s. 07@1 0S1s, closing at 81 OF; May.
Log 1l6@1 OS. closing at 81 9674; July, 81 oo9
al S 'GsaS eosne at at 81 &C., Rys ssssdy oG
quiet; ;Western TQS0c. Stocks of grain, store
and afoat. December 13. wheat, 2.5l5.33 BUSH
els; corn, SIsl7s bushels; oats, leS5. 76s bush
malt. 23S. 133 bushels; peas II S39 bushels. Bar
ley quiet; sales 1900 bushels including No. 2
Milwaukee; SoGS2c; 9ngraded Western. 750
and quiet Corn-Receipts, 15.6OO; exports,
none; sales. $4,000 bushels futures; As 900 BUSH
els spot: spot market dull, irregular and heavy;
No. 2 63'lc in elevator; 6lI@65c afoat;
ungraded mixed. 6lCQGp &C.; steamer mixed, &c;
No 3, Gle; options depressed and l18c lower on
expected freer movements of new crop; De-
cember, 6l74g62c. closing at G194c: January. 60
@6lc. closing at 60c; February. 5g3lc, closing at
5ys4c; March, 593lc: Nav. 591s0605sc, closing at
59Sc. Oats--Receipts, 5000 bushels: exports,
none; sales, 2S5OOO bushels futures; $1,000 bush
els spot; spot market dull weak and h9lc
lower: options dull and weaker; December clos
ing at 1870; January, 493sG5Oc. closing at 1880:
May, 491G@5lc; spot No. white. 4g12@
No. 2 Chicago, Soc. Hay firm: fair demand.
Hops weak and quiet; State common to choice,
3OQ40c; Pacific COAST, 3O@4Oc. Coffee-options
opened steady and unchanged to 10 points
up; sales 1000 bags. including December,
l67O@lL25; January. l620@l6.35c; February,
laO@l5S0c, March, 15. 3o@l5.35c; May. l5CO
and steady: fair cargOes. sCc; No 2. Sc Sc.
1918 bags; centrifugals, 900 test. SIG;
se sS9sd euses sssy so sad MSassss Sas %S"d %.~ a
leans steady and quiet. Rice steady
and quiet Cottonseed oil dull and
steady. TalIow dull and easy; city ts2 for
packages), 1894 9lGc. Rosin steady and
quiet; strained, common to good. 81 425S11 Az.
Turpentne dull and lower at 3754@3S1<c. Eggs
quiet and weaker; Western, 25Q2614c; receipts,
sased NsS orsans aed 9e Is to
pounds. T@Sc; Texas selected so to 60
pounds, 70Sc. Pork quiet and steady; old
mess, $40 0O@ll 90; new mess, sll d09l2 10; extra
prime, SO 509l0 on. Cutmeats quiet and easy;
picked bellies 51sc. Mlddles dull and firm.
Lard opened weak but closed firm; Western
steam. Sc Oh asked; sales. 80 tierces; option
at So l3 bid; February. So 2S bid: March. Sc 400
at H. closing at S6 43 bid; April, S6 A bid; May
S. 81, closing at s6 65. Butter quiet; choice irm
Western dairy. ll@2lc; do creamery. 2lG291zc;
Elgin, 3Oc. Cheese quiet and firm; light skins,
41846Ac; Ohio flats, 6G91lc.
ST. LOUIS - Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher, then advanced but
toward the close dr2pped OFF somewhat but
e699654c: May. s614a97c; closed at 961Sc; July.
891s s@91Hc. closed at s9l4c. Corn opened
higher. but reacted and ciosed M@ssc below
saturday; "a No. eash so; 49494975e; december,
at Soc 0als lower and weak No. 2. cash. 44c
asked; May sold at 4415G4534c, closed at Axe
Rye dull, none offered. Barley firm:
Tic. Hay-Prairie lower at 50 50@l1 so: timo-
thy weak at sll OO@l3 90. Bran firm at 92095c
Flaxseed nominal: 81 ls CornmeaI steady.
at l9c Proyisions-The market was
fiat; there were movement of i'm
portance and prices were lower to sell
a small joboing business & was transacted at
Dry salt meats boxed, % 10 so days old should
ers 81 lc1d; longs and ribs, So 30; clear IS 621S
Bacon. boxed shoulders, So OO; longs and ribs.
S. 75; clear. S. go. Sugar-cured hams, $40 O0@
IL SO. Rcceipts-Flcur. 5000 barrels; wheat,
Il 900 bushels; corn 49,. 900 bushels: oats 1900
bushels: rye, none; barley. $1,000 bushels. Ship
ments-Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat $500 bush
els; corn, Is 600 bushels: oats, 10000 pushels
rye, 1900 bushels; barley. 5000 bushels
MlNNEAPOLIs-Cash wheat was in good de-
mand to-day, the milling grades particularly so:
poorer lots sold better than Saturday. and
prices averaged higher all around; demand was
Increased by the advancing tendency of the
markets and also smaller receipts in the coun-
try later showing q decided falling off for the
last week. Closing Quotations: No. hard. De.
cember. 91Hc: January and on track, EPIC;
No. l Northern. December, soc; january 9Uc;
May, 971ac: ON track, 90c; No. 2 Northern,
December. Soc; January and on track. SIC.
CINCINNATI--Flour. demand fair; family
So 1904 90; fancy, u 65G4 CO.. Wheat in good
demand and firm; No. red, o.; receipts a500
bushels; shipments. 100 bushels Corn easier;