Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-26
Vpen- High Low 10,
ARTICLES,
Cash quotations were as follows:


Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. G05sc: No. spring wheat. S615@90c;
No. 2 red, 95115194c: No corn. 1890: No. oats.
44c: No. 2 rye, Tic; No. barley nominal; No.
fiaxseed. 81 l7@l l715; prime timothy seed, 81 q
@l "A. Mess pork. ner Dbl. 50 S71a@9 90. Lard,
per 100 lbs. S. 7O95 72]5 Short rib sides Qoosel
"a 10; short clear sides (boxed). S5 00@5 %.
Sugars unchanged. No. white oats, 4715c: No.
white oats. 451Sc; No. barley, f. OBJ. 66@I2c:
No. barley. 63G67c. On The Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was dull and
unchanged. Eggs. 2l922c.
NEW YORK-F1onr unchanged. Cornmeal
dull and steady; yellow Western. 81 S5@3 10.
Wheat-Spot market unchanged and quiet.
al OF afioat 81 O61s91 O7s4 !. o. b.; No. 8 red.
81 OO1l31 O01I; ungraded red, 99150sl 90; No. l
Northern. ST lU1%; No. hard. 81 ~. Options
and wea and eosed to
lower; No. red January, 81 05@l 053ss. closing
at 81 05: February. 81 o5@I 053sc, closing at
& o. SSI Ma5iR c 81 Ms2 MG@l 81 OaS1 SlSinE s s ns
Closing % at 81 o2s4: June. 81 oo5s@i o. CT Closing
at 81 0O5h: JULY g1(97ssc. closing at SIC: August,
941a@9I5sc. closing at 9i1ac; December. 9634c,
ern. 76@s6c. Barley firm and quiet; No. 2
Canada No. /. g5cc; No i, sc; No. extra, ' SOC.
ads B1sy 5 Su5 is a4a canah make r
and dull; No. ., 6l@6l1sc elevator. 62@621sc
atioat; ungraded mixed. 6o5g68Hc; steamer
mixed, 6O2z@6lAc; options dull Dut
6o1Sc, closing at 6o1lc; March. closing at 5916c;
Nay, 5s5s@5s34c, closing 5S5sc. Oats-Spot
market firm and dull; OPTIONS dull but steady;
EsSsGaTy 5e spS, No Nay yhie Sg essnG mixed at
Western. 5O@5Sc; white do, 5136Oc; No. 2 Chi.
cago, 52A@5Sc. Hay fairly active and firm;
shipping. 45c; good to choice. 55@65c; Hops
Csc; Pacific coast, 29@S5c. Tallow dull and
steady; city tS2 for packsges) 45sc.
Eggs quiet N: 2S Hides gast
45@5O pounds. 7@Sc; Texas selected. 5O@
60 pounds. 7@Sc. Pork dull and steady; old
mess. So 75(ll0 20: new mess. Sll 50@l1 75; extra
and firm; picked bellies, SIC; do shoulders,
4@41%c: do hams, 734@Sc: middles dull and
weak; short clear, s. T5 Lard quiet and firm;
Sc e Msroh s Sd Apr s. 2s Nav
Sc 54G6 &c. closing at Sc a. Butter in light
demand and weak; Western dairy. l2@20c: do
creamery, l9@2715c; do factory, 9@2Oc; Elgln.
2S@2S14c. Cheese strong and in good demand;
light SKINS 5Gs15c: Ohio fats, 71a@954c.
PHILhDELPHIA-Flours straights and patents
dull; lower grades steady. Wheat firm under
light offerings. and far milling demand but
in grain depot, 81 0415; No. 2 red. in export
February, s515c@sl 90; March. ST Oi1Sai o.;
lower: futures Devond this month quiet but
firm; steamer No. 2 high mixed and yellow in
grain depot, and elevator 6O15c; No. 2. high
mixed in grain depot, Gle; No mixed in ex-
port elevator, 60c; No. mixed, January. COG
60l4c; February. 59ll@6Oc; March, 5954@601 &c;
April, 60@6014c. OaIs steady but quiet;
No. 2 white: January. 5lL@5l24c; February.
5l34@52l<c; March, 5215@52s4c; April, 53@5314c
Eggs unsettled, lower; Pennsylvania irsIs. 2oc
ST. LoUIS-Flour firmer. Wheat opened Ic
@ssc up, ruled quiet and irregular. but firm,
unIil noon, when values advanced rapidly, amid
wild excitement. and continued on the upward
IN AMI IN 10 Ain ha;
22sc higher for May and 154c for July than
yesterdays close; NO. 2 red, cash, 9i1a@95c:
Nav. 9i@965sc, closing at 961ac bid; July. S45s
@863sc. closing at S614c bid. Corn was strong
and &c above yesterdays close at the opening.
and in sympathy with wheat advanced sharply
the close being SC above that of Yesterday. with
No. 2 cash, 4S1sc; May. 4S7s0i95sc, closing at
1890 bid; July. closed at 5O5s:. Oats quiet but
firm and highep: No. cash, 4514@4515c; May
451a@46c, closing at 46c. Rye-Nothlng done
Barley quiet. but firm and unchanged. Proyi-
sions dull Pork easier; new mess, SO 550
10 S71a. Lard, S. 5505 60
MiNNEAPOLIS-Cash wheat was weak at the
opening to-day. and continued so until well
along IN the day. There were very few buyers
present. Early prices were on about the same
as yesterdays close. but toward the end of the
dav were put up a cent on the sharp advance
in futures. Most Of the sales were made early.
Closing quotations.: No. l hard January Ole;
on track, 9l15c; No. Northern, January,
901ac: February 9015c; May 937Sc; on track,
9013c: No. Northern, January, SIC; on track,
SIc.
BALTIMORE Wheat Western firm: No
2 winter red, spot and January, 81 001l; May
81 03@l 03lz. Corn-Western 6rmer; mixed
spot and January. 5915c bid; May. 5S@5S1sc;
steamer, size. Oats quiet and UNCHANGED.
Rye nominal; choice, S1@S2c: good to prime,
79@S0c; common to fair, 74f07Sc. Hay dull,
easier and unchanged, Provisions dull and un-
changed. Butter quiet. Eggs quiet; fresh, %
@26c.
MlLWAUKEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat
higher; No. 2sprlng, oil track, cash, SS@90c; May
90l4c; No. Northern, 93c. Corn dull; No. g. on
track. 49@4915c Oats dull; No. white, on
track, 45c Rye firm; No. ], in store. 7l1%c.
Barley quiet; No. =. in store. &c. Provisions
quiet. Pork-May. 81 o. Lard-May. s6 10.
DuLuTH-Wheat opened steady and dull
Toward the close prices advanced sharply in
sympathy with advances elsewhere. Receipts
25 cars. Closing quotations were: January
925sc; May, 9sl4c; No l hard, cash, 92c; No.
Northern, cash, S01Ic; No. Northern, cash,
S4Ac.
ClNCiNNATi-Flour barely steady. Wheat
dull; No. red. G6@97c. Corn stronger; No. 2
mixed, 521@@53c. Oats barely steady: No. 2
mixed, 4715@4Sc. Rye firm; No. 2 76c. Pro-
visions frmer. Butter Steady. Esgs easy at
2l1a@22c. Cheese steady.
TOLE0o-Wheat active and higher; cash,
911ac; May, 991lc; July. 9l1&c: August 96c.
Corn dull and steady; cash. sic; May, 5215c.
Oats quiet; cash. Acc. Cloverseed active and
tirmer; cash and February. 81 60: March. 81 s.
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