Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-15
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ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as FOLLOWS:

May ay.'..-.....--....-.i % o o'75! o-7e' %
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm and, unchanged. No. spring
wheat. 90]lc; No. spring wheat. s6@ssc; No.
red, 92@5215c: No. 2 corn. 4S19c: No. oats,
425sc: No. rye, 7O13@7lc; No. barley nominal;
No. faxseed, 81 q; prime timothy seed 81 ZIG
D. Mess pork, per bbl. $40 371sQl0 So Lard,
per 100 lbs, S. S21595 So Short rib sides Qoosel.
81 90G5 05: dry salted shoulders (boxed), 81 100
%; short clear sides (boxed), S. 25@5 80.
No. 8 white oats, 441S046c; No. barley. 6Ic;
No. 4. barley, 60c. On The Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet; extra
creamery, 2515@26c; extra firsts. 2l@23c; irsts,
l6GlSc; extra dairy, 22G2ic: extra hrsts, l9Q
2Oc. Eggs. 2l@23c
NEW YoRK-Flour weaker and moderately
active. Cornmeal more active and steady:
yellow Western. 81 S593 29 Wheat-Spot
market unsettled and moderately active, clos,
ing heavy; No. red, 81 o. in elevator. 81 0TS
afioat 81 063s9l ,0S +: o. h.; No. red, 81 OU;
ungraded red 9S14c@sl 0S: No. l Northern,
81 lO15; No. hard, 81 Is; options opened
and some export demand, weakened on lower
silver and closed weak at ss@ISc under the
best prices of the day; No. 2 red January.
al o5ss, closing, 81 o5}l: March. 81 o554a Oe5S'
closing 81 05334; May, 81 04 7-l6@l O51z, closing
Si0434; June, s. o24@l 0Sh. closing 81 or:
Rye steady and quiet; Western. 779sOc. Bar
ley quiet and firm. Barley malt firm and
easy. Corn-Spot market moderately active,
steady and &c up; No. 2 5s5s@593lc In elevator;
Gle; steamer mixed 591z@6Oslc; options
closed easy at 1sc advance on
early and &c decline on later months; trading
February, closing at soc: Nav SO 5-l66593zc,
closing at 593sc; july. 5s3s@595sc, closing at
$3.50. Oats-Spot market weaker and fairly
5l16c; February, 5l1l65l5sc, closing at Size;
May, 5l131521sc. closing at Size; spot No, 2
white, ~ a5275c: mixed Western. 5g5Sc;
white do. 52g5sS; No; Chicago 529go2Ac;;
firm. Tallow quiet and steady Eggs
gs1,+s quiet aoa os, steady Western 2S1e;
Pork quiet. Cutmeats firm and in fair de-
mand; middles quiet and weak. Lard opened
stronger. clused weak and dull; Western steam,
Sc 20 as asked; options sales, 800 tierees; Janu
ary. Sc 1766 20, closing at Sc u; February
50 o. closing at Sc 20 bid: March. S. 32@6 S.
closing at S6 81 bid; April. &c AZ bid; May
So 81 bid. Butter in moderate demand and
l9G2sc; Eigin, 2S14@2sc. Cheese strong and in
fair demand; light skins, 4139654c; Ohio
fats, 69yilc.
ST. LOulS-Flour steady and prices nm
changed. Wheat-Cash firm and higher; op
tiOns opened steady for May and 14c higher for
July, ruled quiet. then firmed up. but reacted
and closed weak and &c lower; No. 2 cash. g4lL
@95}4c: May, 9649g7c, closing at 96llG965sc;
opened &c higher, but eased off in sympathy
with wheat and closed &c lower than yester.
day; No, cash higher at 4S5s94sssc; May, 4915
ing at 5ll4c asked. Oats quiet and easier: No
, cash. 45c; May, 4554 @461sc, closing at 459sc
Rye higher and in good demand: No. 2 6715c
bid. Barley weaker; Minnesota, tic. Hay
steady and in iair demand; prime choice
prairie. S. 25@10 so; prime fancy timothy, Sll@
IL 25. Bran easier; sacked T, o. b., 97Q9Sc. But
ter unchanged. Eggs easier at 1870. Corn
meal, s. 6062 65 Provisions firmer but quiet
Pork higher; new mess. $40 50@10 6211% Dry
salt meats-Boxed shoulders. So T5; longs and
ribs. IS 121S, short clear, SIS Is. Bacon firm:
boxed shoulders, IS; longs and ribs. IS 621155;;
short clear. s. 80.
Spot shade frmer; options nominaily 15c
higher; No. 2 red January 81 000l O0J5; Feo-
ruary. 81 0l54@l 0l1&; March, 81 03a1 O31a; April
81 n3gl eo%; Corn strong % and higher; No. 2
mixed in grain depot. 59c; steamer No. 9 yellow
in grain depot. 5915c: No. mixed elevator
Soc; No. . mixed and yellow in grain depot and
elevator, 5915c; No. 2high mixed in grain depot.
60c; No. mixed IN export elevator. Soc: No. 2
mixed, January, 591sc; February, 5915G60c;
March, 6OG6O15c; April. 6O@6015c. Oats
Sic; No. white, SIC: No. i white. 5215c: No.
white, January. 5l5s@olssc; February. 52G52llc;
March, 525s@5S1sc; April. 5S1a@A Eggs
steady; Pennsylvania frsts. &c.
MINNEAPoLIS-The spot wheat sold quite
well y: the start to-day at SIC and above with
local miilers the chief buyers. The receipts
were small, and that helped the early demand,
but when that was filled there was some wheat
yet unsold. and to dispose of it the holders had
to take lower prices. 1t was about as easy to
get 9lc early it was to get 90c later when the
demand was dull. Low grades were slow
Closing quotations.: No. / hard. January, Gle;
on track, 92c; No. i Northern, January and
February. S919c; May. .s319c; on track: 9019c; No.
Northern January. SIC; on track, S7GSSc-
CINClNNATi-Flonr middlng easy. Wheat
easier; Nc: 2 red, sS15c. Corn weaker; No.
mixed, 53954c Oats easier; No. mixed, 471ac.
Rye firm; No. 9, 75c. Pork firm at $40 25. Lard
firm at So 70 Bulk meats frmer; short ribs,
Butter steady. Eggs strong and higher at 23c.
Cheese firm.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet
No. spring on track, cash, SS@9Oc: May, 901zc
bid; No. Northern, 92c. Corn firm; No. 3, on
track. 491SG50c Oats dull; No white, on
track, asa N4G15c. Barley easier; No. 2 in store.
G7$4c. Rye firm; No. , in store. 73c. Pro-
visions quiet Pork-May. sl1 0215. Lard
May. S6 81.
BALTimoRE-Wheat-W firm: No. 2
winter. red, spot and January 81 4@e71Sc: May.
spot o995S14c; January. 5S54c bid; May, 5S@
/ 5Sl4c; steamer. 5I13c. Oats firm. Rye quiet.
| Hay fairly active. Provisions quiet. Butter
steady. Eggs quiet; fresh, 26G27c; ice house,
| lSGl9c
TOLEDO-Wheat active and lower: cash and
| January. 9511c; May 991Sc; July 9I1Ic: August.
| 904c. Corn easier; casIl. 53c. Oats quiet; No.
| Z 4I13c. Cloverseed dull and lower; cash, 81 so
February, S4 5215; May, 81 40
pUlUIH-Wheatw was again dull with light
trade and small fluctuations Closing quota
tions We're: January, 9l54c; May, yS77zc; No.
| bard 9lc; Mol Northern, SIC; No. Northern,
| 72c.