Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-30
Bran7searce, sacked 92c bid bid I; g. o

B. bsfals 5snasl9 saesss &c Fsaseed Rs uG
changed. Butter-Qriet and steady; cream-
cry. 25@27c; dairy. D@A Eggs strong at i91S
81 S5al 10. Gornnesl Steady. Provision:-
The market was quiet and unchanged for
spot offerings, and a light business was trans
acted. Pork, $40 0O@lO 1219: Lard. s5 s.. Dry
81 25; longs and ribs. s. 3715: clear, s. l215:
Bacon--Boxed shoulders. s4 6719; longs and
ribs, 50 40; clear. So 55@5 So Sugar cured
rels; wheat 2. 900 bushels; corn. g7 900 bushels
oats. 10000 bushels; barley, 10000 busheles.
Shipments-Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, 1900
bushels; corn, IOOO bushels; oats, 1000
bushels.
ter. clear. 81 50G4 rs; do do straight, 81 75@
5 OO: winter patent, IS 00@5 25; Minnesota
clear. 81 0O@4 80; do straight. "a 65@5 %; do
patent, So i505 35. Wheat-Options steady;
ch ice milling grades very scarce and firm; un-
gr. ded in grain depot, 81 04@l %: No. red
Dieember, 9S69S15c: January, 9899S15c; Febru-
ary. 81 GOAL 0O15; March. 81 O2@l 0215: Corn
Gar lots shade weaker; futures steady; No. 2
m: Nd in grain depot, 55c: steamer No. yellow
In grain depot. SIC: steamer No. 2 high
mixed on track, 5714c; No. . mixed and
571kc; do, on track. at 5sc; NO. mixed, De
cninber and January. 56zi @57c; February, $50
581ac: March. 5S54@59c. Oats carlots steady; No.
8 white, 4714c; white, 1870; futures dull and
Lc lower; No white. December and January
EA@4Sc; February. 46s4Q49t; March. 4914Q50c.
Provisions dull but steady. Pork-Sless. old,
s1l: do do, new, sl2 80; family, sl3Ql3 so; hams
smoked. Sl0D1l. Butter dull; Pennsylvania
creamery extra. 2S@29c; do. prints extra, 31@34c.
Eggs firm; Pennsylvania tirsts, 2Sc. Cheese
firm; part Skins, 6@Sc Receipts-Flour, 1900
barrels: wheat, 800 bushels; corn .20U bushels;
oats. 24.3OO bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 3.4O0
bushels; corn. 23.20O bushels; oats, 10000
bushels.
MINNEAP POlIS-Arrivals of wheat to-day
were large for the season. aggregating 775 cars.
They made the market little heavy. but were
taken quickly especially the No. Northern.
Some other milling lots went also The poor
qualities were slower. Average prices lower
ceipts the market was quite satisfactory, SO far
as demand goes. Closing quotations: No. /
hard, December and January SSc; May, g633lc;
on track, SS11c: No. l Northern, December
and January, SEC; May, 7y34c; on track. S813c:
No. 2 Northern, December and January, sc;
on track, S3c.
RE-Wheat-W estern steady; No. 2
winter red spot and December. V534c bid; JAN
uary. 9534c bid; May, 81 OO1sGl OO5s. Corn
Western easy; mixed snot and year. 56s4c;
January. 5615c; May. 5614c; steamer, 521zc
Oats weak. Rye quiet, Hay firm. Provisions
quiet. Butter steady. Eggs firmi fresh, 26@
&c; ice house. Zoe. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoeS,
fair. 191Ic; No. Z, l754c.
No. spring, on track. cash, S5@S6c; May, 901sc;
No. l Northern, SIC. Corn quiet; No. 8, on
track. 47c. Oats steady; No. white, on track,
4l15442c. Barley easier; No. in store 66c.
Rye quiet; No. l, in store. 661Sc. Provisions
higher. Pork-May, $40 s715, Lard-May,
S6 4214
TOIEDO-Wheat active and higher; cash and
December, 9415c; May. 991lc July, 9l19c- Corn
quiet; cash, 1870. CloverSeed dull and steady:
cash and December, 81 10; January, 81 1715;
February. 81 %.
BUFFAlO-Wheat-No. l hard dull at
No No. corn in the market; receipts, l5, 5,OOO
bushels: shipments, corn 14,0OO bushels.