Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-24
ARTICLES.


Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour steady; spring patents, "a 70@5 90; win
No. red, 93@9S1lc: No. corn. 521sc; No.
76@7Sc; No. faxseed. 81 Is. Prime timothy
100 lbs. IS s715@6 o. short-rIb sides Qoose),
S. 4O@5 45; dry salted shoulders (boxed),A S7M
as 90; short clear sides (boxed), So S0@5 30
nominal. No 8 barley. f. o. b., 60@73c; No. 4
+. O. b., 66@63c. On the Produce Exchange to-
22@23c.
NEW YoRk-Flour-Rece Sl.lel barrels;
exports, 6109 barrels, 32l sacks. C0rnmeal
quiet; yellow Western, So 5O@3 25. Wheat
Receipts A 400 bushels; exports, Il, 200 bushels;
spot market 2@21ac up, strong but dull; light
81 o855@i os% afioats 81 SsSei og54 +. o: B.: No,
8 red, 961d@97c: ungraded red, 99c@sl 04: No. l
Northern, 81 OS115; No. hard. 81 0S1s. Options
advanced 1925 chiefly on early deliveries
were many new orders. The failure
at chicago had only momentary influence.
No. red; November. closing at 81 OF; Decem.
her 81 OO5S11 O21S. closing az 81 02111z; January,
81 0213@1 o. closing at 81 037s; February,sl 0SH
@l O4Is, closing atsl O4Is; March: 81 o41s@l Oo.
81 65zss; July, 81 0dj9@l OO, closing at 81 OO7
Rye weak and quiet; western. 72@74c. Barley
easy and quiet; fIo. 2 Milwaukee, SO@Slc.
made, ST OO@l Is oorn-Recepts IOSS5O bush
els; exports. AS bushels; sales, SIG 600 bushels
futures; $1,000 bushels spot; spot market A@lc
up dull and strong; No. 2. 5S95sHc. elevator;
tions fairly active, hi@5sc up firm with wheat;
November closing at5S1 &c: December, ,5S1a@5S4c
closing at 5SAe; January. 59A@5914c, closing
5915c; May. 595a@60c, closing at &c.. Oats
Receipts So OO0 bushels; exports, 2lS 600 bushels:
sales, l65 900 bushels futures, llS000 bushels
spot Spot market higher, strong and fairly
active; options stronger s and mederately ac-
ing at 5lHc; spot No. 2 white, 5l15@5311c;
mixed Western. 46@o0c: white do, 50@57c;
No. 2 Chicago: 4919@5Oc. Hay quiet and firm;
dull, easy; Pacific coast. 36@4Sc. Cotfee-Op-
tions opened steady, unchanged. closed frm,5@
Is points up, dull sales, 5000 bags. including De-
cember, l705c; January, l6.15016. 20c; February,
fair cargoes. l9l4c; No Z, 17a@lT3sc. Sugar
Raw. dull, easy: refined, quiet. Molasses-
nc faney sS45a Rice ds sseady
domestic fair to extra, 514@615c; Japan, 534G6c.
Cottouseed oil dull and weak: crude, 2Sc asked;
sGfS fSt Sts psstsre. ga9T ] s and RDss Rsnsf sn aiE
and firm; strained common to good. 81 45@l 30.
Turpentine dull at 40@401ac. Eggs quiet;
fancy, firm: Western. 25@26c; receipts, 25S3
packages. Pork quiet and steady; mess, $40 so
Oh 90; extra prime, $40 5o@ll 90. Cut meats
dull and depressed: picked bellies, SIC; do
shoulders; &c; do hams. sh@S1ac; middles
on better money affairs, quiet: Western steam,
Sc %; sales, $50 teIces; option sales $50 tierces
November, S. .: December, S. %: January
March. Sc 60; April. Sc p; May. Sc 81. Butter tel:
easy and quiet; Western dairy, ll@20c: do
creamery, l4@2Sc; do factory. S@20c; Elgln, &c.
Cheese dull and easy; light skins, 419@7c.
ST. LOUiS-Flour firmer and sellers strong
in their values; XXX, 81 9O03 OO: family, SO 10
@3 20; extra fancy, 81 1904 40; patents, s4 75Q
So Wheat opened at about yesterdays clos
afterward, ruled irregular for a short time.
strengthened and remained firm to the early
call, when, with the lower outside market, val
ues declined rapidly. There was reaction
was active to near the close hut again weak
ened; No. red, cash. s369334c; December
closed at 9lsc; January 9414c; May, 9s1ac;
July, $3.50 Corn opened Hc higher than
but soon wavered and declined In
sympathy with wheat; later. improved and
values went gradually up to near the close: but
weakened and declined, but closed &c above
yesterday; No. cash, 5lc@52334c; November.
closed at SIC bid; May. 5l3sc Oats firm and
higher: No. cash. 4514c; May, 464c. Rye
firm: Nebraska. 7O@72c. Hay steady and firm;
prairie. $40 50@l1 50; timothy, sI1 00@13 90.
Bran in moderate demand and n0mlnally
lower at s9c. Butter unchanged. Eggs un-
steady at 81 IA. Provisions firm and higher.
Pork, $40 70. Lard. SIS So Dry salt meals
goFed ssS shoulders spnki 81 long S. 55 ribs
| shoulders, SIS 2715; longs and ribs, Sc 10; short
clear, S6 25. Hams, 10Ql2c.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour firm hut quiet
Wheat-Spot strong and higher; options nomi
nal; No red November, 9S1S099c; December,
! Oh. Corn stronger in sympathy with advance
in other grain centers: new No. yellow, IN
| grain depot. SIC: new No. yellow in Twentieth
street. elevator, 6lc: old No. 2 yellow, in grain
| depot, 65c; old No mixed. in export elevator,
&c; No. mixed. November. 62@6215c; Decem-
her, 57@5719c; January, 57@571ac: February, SEQ
No. 2 white, 5lc: do clipped. b31Ic; No.
clipped white, 54@1541ac; No. 2 white Novem ber,
51@5lAc: December. 5l4@5l2lc; January. 5273s
G522sc; February, 5254@oS14c. Eggs firm; Penn
sylvania firsis, &c.
MlNNEAPOLIs-The demand was fair to-day
for all fair to choice grades of wheat on track.
The same classes of buyers as before were in
the market, but prices were advancing and
they all bought readily at current prices, each
taking The sort suited to his trade. That kind
of demand called for about all sorts in the
vember, December and on track, 93c: No l
Northern, November, SOC; December. S916c; May,
9I14c: on track, SOC; No. 2 Northern, Novem-
Der, December and on track, S5c.
BALTlMORE-Flourf fairly active and steady.
Wheat-Western strong: No. winter. red.
spot, and November, 94c; December 95G95lIc;
January, 9754c; May. 81 O313@l O354. Corn
Western strong: mixed SPOT and November,
Sc: year, 57@571sc; January, 566561&c; May,
5S@5S15c. Oats firm and quiet. Rye firm;
prime to choice. 76@77c: good to fair, 73@75c.
Hay quiet but firm; prime to choice timothy,
$ll. Provisions firm. Butter firm. Eggs firm.
CINClNNATI-Flour dull. Wheat in fair de-
mand and higher; No. red, &c. Corn active
and firm; No. 2 mixed SIC. Oats quiet; No. 2
mixed, 4Sc. Rye STEADY; No. 2, Tic. Pork
barely, steady at $40 25 Lard stronger and
higher at S. 75@5 S. Bulk meats and bacon
steady. Butter heavy. Sugar barely steady.
Eggs strong at DC. Cheese firm.
MILWAUKEE, - Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm; No. spring. on track, cash, S7@SSc; Nav,
94c; No. Northern, 90c. Corn firm; No. 3. on
track, 5S15054c Oats steady: No2 white, track.
44514Q46c. Barley quiet; No. 2 in store. SOC.
Rye firm; No. l, in store, 6815@6S34c. Provis-
ions easier. Pork-January, Sll 02111. Lard
January. s6 2215.
TOLED0-Wheat active and easier; cash,
November and December, CSC; February. 81 90;
May 81 O2c. Corn steady; cash, SIC; May, 5Sszc.
Oats quiet; cash. 46c. Cloverseed steady; cash
and November, "a 10; December, 81 I71%k; Janu-
ary, s4 2215; February. 81 2711; March, "a S216.
KANSAS ClTY-Wheat hihger: No. hard.
cash. SOC bid, SIC asked; November, SOC bid, S111c
asked; No. 2 red. cash, S5c bid Corn higher;
No. cash. sS@59zc; November, 5311@5SNc.
Oats steady; No. 2, cash. 44lzc bid, 445zc asked;
November 44ssc bid. 4416c asked.
DULUTH - Wheat was fairly active and
stronger to-day. Receipts were 100 cars, and
closing prices were: December. 93c; May 81 02: