Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-29
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. SS1Ac: No. snrlug wheat. S9@SIc: No.
| red, 9lc: No. corn. 4712c: No 2 oais, 395l@04Oc
No. rye. 65c: No. barley nominal; No. fax
70. Mess pork, per bbl. SS logs l215. Lard
per 100 lbs, So 10 Short rib sides Qoose). 81 sc
"a IS: dry salted shoulders (boxed), 81 25G4 80
short clear sides (boxed), S. 1905 % Sugars un-
changed. On The Produce Exchange to-day
the butter market was steady. Eggs quiet at
2l@22c.
NEW YORk-Flour-Receipts, 1926 pkgs;
exports. S.46o bbls. 270 sacks; dull and uu-
changed; sales. ls750 bhls. Corn meal quiet
$500 bbls; exports, none; sales, 5Si.0OU bbls
futures: spot market tirmer. dull; No. 2 red,
81 oo44z9gI G45 elevator; 81 96s9l GsA aioat;
No. l northern, 81 VA; No. hard. 81 ~.
Options dull, irregular; near months, H@Lc
OFF; late months, unchanged to &c up; M
red Deeempsr n ISL q G4@l Gd closing a. 81 o1
ruary. closing at 81 U415: March, closing at
81 0514; May. 81 04 9-lG@1 0454. closing at
81 OPS; July, sS340991sc. closing at 9S74c; De.
steady; Western. e6@7Oc. barley quiet and
easy; No. Milwaukee. SO682c; ungraded
Western. 1886; Canada No. /, 95c: Mo-. SIC:
Canada, country made, 81 0O@l 10. Corn-Re-
ceipts. 66. 300 bushels; exports, S,292 bushels;
sales, 224 900 bushels futures. 81 900 bushels spot;
market barely steady and dull; NO.2, ,5S@5S14c in
elevator; 591l@59A afnat: ungraded mixed.561dd
@5934c; steamer mixed, 5714 4@5S14c; No. g. 5615c;
options dull and unchanged to Lc lower, clos
ing steady: December. 5S1sc, closing at 5S1sc;
January 5S@5S1sc. closing at Sc; May, 81 1916
G5S Lice, closing at SIC. Oats-Receipt-, 81, 600
bushels; exports, 557 bushels: sales S5 900 BUSH
els futures; 5l,000 bushels spot; spot market
Jsnnary. lsI 4S@4SAc, closing at 4s14c; February,
4S1a@iS5lc, closing at 1870; May. 4Y14G495sc
closing az 1910. Hay quiet and weak:
shipping 45c; guod to choice. 90
common to choice, 3O@46c; Pacific coast, SO@
3Sc. Coffee-Options dull; February, I6c;
March. IA 65@la7oc May, 15.5Oc; spot Rio dull;
quiet and Steady; % fair air. refining. @ Sic; '@aI censr
tngals, $50 test. SIC; refined quiet; c.
5@51sc; extra c. 53-16@5 5l6c; white extra 6.
5ss@5 7-l6c; yellow, l5-l6@5e; off A. 5 5l6@
fectioners' A, 5a4c; cutloaf, 6l4c; crushed. 65lc
powdered, SIC: ;, granulated. &c; cubes.
Sc. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
4Oc Rice steady and quiet; domestic fair to
dull and steady; crude off grade. l9@20e: yell
seesdS e quiet sad
dull and steady: strained, common to good,
81 4218@l 471a. Purpentine quiet and firm at
39Q59s4c: Eggs quiet and firm; Western. q
@2Sc. Hides quiet and STEADY: wet sated New
Orleans selected. 45 to so pounds, 7@Sc;
Texas selected. 50 to GU pounds 7@Sc
Pork dull ard steady; old mess, $40 O0@ll 90;
neW meSs. GIL VVW ~ w, extra prime. Gu 0UfD
10 00. Cut meats dull: picked bellies, SC; DO
shoulders. NC: do hams. 7%c. Middles easy;
short clear, 80 90 Lard depressed and in mod
crate demand; Western sLeam, Sc 0711; options
sales. 1850 tierces; January Sc USGQ6 H. closing
at S6 Us bid; February, So a; March. So 3SGlG 40
closing at So 50 bid: May. ST 5S@6 50. closing at
So IS bid. Butter quiet and steady; Western
dairy. 1l@n0c: creamery, 20@29c: factory SQ
23c; Elgin, 29@30c. Cheese quiet and steady;
light skins, 4@634c; Ohio fats, 6@9Hc.
Observation-Disclosures quiet and in buyers
favor. Wheat-Quiet and prices largely NOM
inal; ungraded in grain depnt 81 OF: No. red
December, 9S@9S15c: January 9S@9S1Sc; Febru-
airy. 81 COOL 0119; March. 81 02lal w. Corn
quiet but steady; steamer No. mixed IN grain
deoot, size; new No y. In grain depot. sc: old
No. low mixed in Twentieth street elevator
5Sc: old No. high mixed in do, SOC: No.
mixed, December. 561s@57c: January, 561S@57c;
February, 5S@5S14c; March. 5S1S@59e. Oats
Car lots dull and shade loweI No. white,
4Sc; No. white. 4S54e; futures quiet and nom
inally unchanged. Eggs scarce and higher;
Pennsylvania tirsts. 2Sc.
MlNNEAP OLls-The demand for good mill
ing wheat on spot was good to-day, and nearly
all was picked up early at about SIC for No.
Northern. Some poor grain did not sell we'll
but there was only limited amount of such
wheat, that the tables were quito well
cleaned off at the close Of the session. Demand
was not very active and was pretty well saris-
fled; but it is possible that with larger offerings
demand would have been larger. Closing quota