Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-15
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ARTICLES.
Cash quotations we're as Follows:

Cash quotations we're as follows:
Flour unchanged; No. spring wheat: 9l2zc;
No. spring wheat. S2@S7c; No. red,
92@a215c: No. 2 corn. Sic: No. oars, 4lssc; No.
Mess pori' " per % Sbl IS % S7. Short Se RIBS Sides
Qoosel. s4 9o@4 50: dry salted shoulders
(boxed), 81 so short clear sides (boxed), S. 30
G5 3. Sugars unchanged. No. white oats.
iS@44c. On the Produce Exchange TODAY the
butter market was unchanged; eggs, 23@25c.
NEW YORK-Flonr in good demand and firm;
low extras. So 4Ol45 80; winter wheat low
grades, IS 4O@S 80; lair to fancy. s9 5000 @ %;
: s.; straiahts, 81 s5@5 10; do patents. 81 ESQ
5 50; rye mixtures, a OO@4 50: Cornmeal steady
and quiet; yellow Western. 81 5o@3 25. Wheat
Spot market 1@Sc higher; moderate de.
81 OG74 afioat; 81 N574@l O75S t. o. b.: No.
9 red. 81 0O@l OO1S ungraded red, red, 9oc
@Sl 04; No. l Northern, 81 0S1s; No.
money conditions through favorable bank
state%ent prices are up @e It trading Light
s. o5; January; 81 e5l1@l O5; closing at 81 Os4
March, 81 u7js@i Sisl, closing atsl O7s4 May.
81 065s@l 07ss, closing at 81 o73s; July, 81 OOA@
l OOzs, closing at 81 005s: December, closing at
Barley easy and quiet; No. 2Milwaukee: S0gS2c:
uugraded Western, 75QS7c; Canada No. l, 9o
@96c; No. 2. S7@SSci No. extra, 9d@9lc. Barley
81 oO@i Is. Corngspot market steady and
aa afoat; E; ungraded mi mixed. sl1s@sSc; options
ss@11c lower and dull; December closing at
6O3sG6O34c closing at 6O5sc. Oats-Spot market
quiet and weaker: options dull and lower; De-
cember, closing a. 1910; January closing at
white white. DecemSer. 5SNo: February: SIC; spot
white. 5O1Sc; mixed Western. 47@5lc: white.
do. 5OG57c; No. 2 Chicago. 5O15c Hay IN
fair demand. firm; shipping, 45c; good to
common to choice. 80@50c; Pacific coast, 300
4Oc Rye quiet and steady: domestic fair TO ex-
9S Japan Sec conntI0 Ta0w fascEsasy an5; Ssy
freel, 4 S-l6@45Se, as to quality Eggs quiet
and unchanged; Western, 26@27c: Pork quiet
and steady; old mess, $40 0Q@l! 90; new mess,
quiet and easy; -pickled bellies, 5A@oasc; do
and firm: Short clear. S. 81. Lard dull and
asked; February, Sc 50 asked; March. s6 As asked;
May Sc 81 asked. Butter quiet and firm; State
dairy, 14@26c; Western dairy ll@2lc; do cream
quiet and firm; light skins, 41606Ac; Ohio
fats, 6G94c.
ST. LOUIS-.Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Market 1s@Ac lower; orders were light
and the market ruled quiet but firm for some
time; later there was sharp advance, followed
by decline in prices, and values were weak to
the close; No. 2cash, 9515396l4c December, 95c
bid; January: 951Sc bid; May. 99l4999ssc; July.
SS11kIoS2ac. COrn-1ne opening was ZsU12C
down; market ruled quiet to steady during the
early part of the day. but later weakened, and
the close was at near the bottom of the day;
No. cash. 5O14c; December, 1910 asked; May,
503Sc; July. 52Ic. Oats weak and lower: No.
2. cash. 4S35c; May, 1870 best bid. Rye
Nothing done. Barley quiet; Minnesota,
SIC. Hay very quiet, with little done.
93c bid f. o. b.. Western track Flaxseed lower
at 81 Is. Butter steady and unchanged. Eggs
lower at 20c. Cornmeai UNCHANGED, Pro
.;1 dull Inf fhar
was no essential change in prices. Pork, $40 25
Lard, s. 45@5 SO. Dry salt meats, boxed. 20 to
80 days shoulders. a c5; longs and ribs, So l211
longs and ribs. S. rs; clear, S5 90@5 95. Sugar
cured hams, $40 00Gl2 80.
MINNEAPOLIS-The demand fo- all classes
of milling wheat was good to-day at high
prices, with the late tendency to close up the
widespread breach between cash wheat and
Nav continued. "A few days ago that had
widened to over lie; they are now only apart s
or &c. Some lots of poor wheat, in no way de-
sirable for milling, were slow to sell, but such
cases were the exception. This was due
to the milling demand leading the pur-
chases Closing quotations: No. hard. Decpm.
No. l Northern. December, s71Sc; January.
S914c; May, 975sc: on track, SS1a@S9c: No. 2.
Northern. December, Sac; January, sec; on
track, S412GS3c.
PHILADELPHIA.wheat quiet; No. 2 red.
January. 81 0O@I OIL; February. 81 02dl 03;
March. 81 04@l 05. Corn steady; NJ. in ex-
port elevator. Sc; steamer in do. 571Ic; No. 2
mixed and yellow in grain depot. 59c: No.
her. January, February and March, 5S3s@5S5ac.
Oats - Spot frmer but quiet: futures quiet
but steady; No. white, SIC: No. white, in
grain depot, SIC; No 2 white, December, 5I3S
@5I34c; January, 5l5z@5l4c; February, 622
@52Ac; March, 5S9o5@c. Eggs dull; Pennsyl-
vania irsts, 28c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firmer: No. 2
winter. red, spot and December, SIC: January
firm; mixed spot. 59c: year. 5Sc asked; Janu-
ary, 5734@5Sc; May. 5S@5S14c; steamer. soc.
Oats quiet and easier Rye dull but firm.
Hay steady. Provisions quiet. Other articles
unchanged.
MILWAUkEE-wheat quiet; No. spring,
on track, cash, s'@9Oc; May, SS11c; No. l
Northern, Doc. Corn easier; No. g. on track.
4S16c. Oats dull; No. white. on track. 431I1
steady; No l, in store o41<c Provisions cas-
ier. Pork-January, SO l215. Lard-January,
KANSAS cITY-Wheat quiet No. hard.
cash. no bids, no offerings; December. Sac asked;
easier: No. 2 cash, 4734c bid, 4S16c asked; De-
cember. 4S34c. Oats steady; No. cash and
December. 4ic bid. 1870 asked.
cINCINNATl-Flour in good demand. Wheat
anG d n5'n 5 M" ose TeG sse @ Torn p
mixed, 4715G4Sc. Rye quiet; No. z, 74Q75c.
Provisions steady. Butter IN fair demand
Eggs steady at &c. Cheese strong.
DuLuTH-Wheat advanced nearly lc, but
lost all the gain, closing the me as YESTERDAY
Closing quotations were as follows: December
9l15c: May, 81 011% bid;' No. hard, 9l1&c; No.
Northern, SIC bid; No. Northern, Sd1lc,
TOLEDO-Wheat active and easier: cash and
December, Csc; May. 81 OPS. Corn dull; cash.
53c; May, 541sc Oats quiet; cash. 47c. Clover
seed active and firm; cash, 81 20; February,
81 81.
New York Coffee Market
NEW YORK. Dec. 13.-Coffee options opened !
steady and unchanged to 5 points advance. |