Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-27
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows


Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. 92c: No. spring wheat. S9GsOc;
No. red. s411G95c: No. corn. 1910: No. oats,
44c: No rye: Tic; No. barley nominal; No;
faxseed. 81 IL; prime timothy seed, 81 q
Gl "A Mess pork, per Dbl. So S5@s S71S. Lard.
per 100 lbs. s. 7OG5 721a Short rib sides Qoosel
81 1904 so: dry salted shoulders (boxed), s. 05
"a 10; short clear sides (boxed), s5 0065 05.
Sugars unchanged. No. 2 white oats, 46G47c;
No. white oats, 4415G45c; No. barley, &c:
No: barley, 65c. On The Produce Exchange
TODAY the butter market was unchanged. Eggs
22@24c.
NEW YORk-Flour steady and moderately
active; sales, 20.l00 barrels. Cornmeal steady
Sn Snf TepT pGTe aGy @ & G msr6es "a
81 O934@l 10 afloat. 81 os1aa1 lO1a +. o. h.; No.
red, 81 0l}2Gl o.; No. Northern. 81 l21S; No.
l hard 81 l61E Options advanced lss@2Se.
closing at 81 067z: March,sl OG4@l or, closing
81 0654: May, 81 o41s@l 05, closing at 81 04ssss;;
June 81 023s9l o224. closing at 81 OPS July.
closing at 9e1sc; December. 9Sss99S1sc. closing
at 9S11sc Rye steady and quiet. Stocks of
grain raj ogs N store and aoat January "a Wheat
i6S OH bushels rye, 26 500 bushels barley. 3O4-
94l bushels; malt 2l4.56l bushels; peas
l2,2S bushels Corn-Receipts, a. 200 push
els; exports, TO- $40 bushels sales l2S 900 bushels
futnres e, 900 bushels spot: spot market higher
and quiet: scarce; No. 2. 6ls4G62c elevator.
62S496Sc afioat; g pngraded rad mixed, 6l15G68c;
| frm but dull; January 62c; February, 6l14c;
| March. 605sc; May, 591S@5g2lc, closing 595zc
oats-Recelpts, 5000 bushel-: exports. 9S bush
els; sales, 600 bushels futures 81 0eo bushels
spot spot market dull and higher; options quiet,
stronger: January. 5l7sc; February. 5l1Sc; May,
5l5s@321sc, closing at 5l5sc; spot, No. white,
5224 4G53c; mixed Western. 5OGS4c; white do,
53@60c; No. Chicago, 5S0534c. Hay firm and
and in fair demand. Cotfee-options opened
| steady, points up to down. closed steady and
Sugar-Refned steady and quiet at L61lc
! lower Petroleum steady and quiet; United
| closed at 751ac for February. Cotton
sPsd o o1e
| and firm. Eggs in fair demand and steady;
Western. 2515c; receipts, 262S packages. Cut
mea6s fairly active anu firm e. L2T dull and md
tierces; options. no sales. Butter quiet and
easy; Western creamery, 1S@27c; Elgin, 2Sc.
Cheese stronger and in fair demand.
ST. LoUIS-Flour in fair demand and firm.
Wheat-Cash higher; options opened excited
and l18c higher for MAY and I1Ic for July, as
compared with Saturdays close; lat er, de-
clined slightly, then reacted and fuctuated
thene sma sae sh sh0 As S%ss
being = A@l1sc higher than Saturday;
No 2 cab s6h5@9714c; May. 91@9Sc,
closing sing at tg7Gs.2sc; June, 9619971tc closing
| Corn, like wheat, oDened higher. and gained \
! further advance of Ac, then settled back and
ruled quiet fuctuatng within a small range
| 42l%c; May, 495s@5014c, closing az 4993lc bid;
July, 5l16c., closing at 5O34c: nominal. Oats
steady early, closed lower; No. 2 cash, 4577lc;
| zoe bid. Barley easy and quiet; Iowa. sc;
/ Minnesota. 721ac- Hay duh and lower; choice
to to fancy prairie, sS@9 prime to fancy timothy,
!: o. b., 92asSc. Flaxseed nominally at 81 I21$.
Butter easy; creamery 2l@22c; separator. 2i6
25c; choice to fancy dairy. 20@22c; Northern
Cornmeal higher at 81 65@2 20. whisky Steady
! at 81 Il. Provisions quiet. Pork firmer; new
mess, in 100 pound lots. SO 25@lO. .S71k. Lard
,; dun; :; prime steam; $ 5og5 90; dry salt meats
81 S11a95 90; short clear, SIS 00@5 l218- Bacon
| dull and lower: boxed shoulders. 81 7565 on;
sugar cured hams steady at 50 00@n 50.
ClkciNNATi-Flour strong; family. SO S5@
90; fancy, 81 2o@4 CO. Wheat firm: No. red.
96c; receipts. 6l00 bushels: shipments LOO
mixed, SIC. Oats firm; No. mixed, s7s493Sc.
! Rye easier; No: 75Ec. Pork quiet and firm;
new mess. $40 25 Lard firm at S. 55N5 60.
Bacon ssesdT sRest eeo seoT' S CO.
good demand and steady; sales, l,55l barrels;
finished goods on basis of 81 IA Butter steady;
fancy Egin creamery, soc: Ohio and Indiana,
2O925c; choice dairy, l5GI6c. Linseed oil in
fair demand at 5l@53c Sugar firm; hard re-
fined. 63sG7lsc; New Orleans, 4ss651sc. Eegs
easy at 2i19Q22c Cheese an moderate de-
mand; choice fnll cream Ohio fiat, 10@l015c.
MINNEAPolIS-Cash wheat was higher to-
day to correspond with the big advance in
futures. The range for No. Northern during
the forenoon was between 9l1z6921Sc with the
bulk going at 81 There was a good general
demand and about all the stuff sold well with
the exception of No. ! hard. Considerable of
that grade was offered at from lsp2c premium
over No. Northern and was very slow. There
was decrease in country elevator stock in
Minnesota and Dakota of H. 600 bushels during
last week. Receipts for "a hours, 209 cars:
shipments, JOS cars. Closing quotations: No. /
hard, January. on track Csc; No. Northern
January and February, 92c; February, 95lSc;
on track, 42c: No. Northern, soc; on track,
S9G90c.
MilWAUkEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm; No. 2sprIng, on track, cash, 9069lc; May,
9l15c; No Northern, 93c. Corn fir,u; No. 2 on
track. 5912c. Oats firm; No . white, on
track, 4515G46c. Barley quiet; No. 2 in store,
CSC Rye firm: No. l, in store T215c. Pro-
visions quiet Pork-May, $40 35. Lard-May. +.
s6 10.
TOLEDo-Wheat lower: cash and January
97c; May. $3.50; July. 92c: August, 901Sc
Corn dull anu steady; cash. 5lc;' May, 5S1Zc.
Oats steady, cash. 46c. Cloverseed duh and
steady; cash. 81 80; February, 81 621S: March,
81 65. Fl
DULUTH-Wheat was strong, but not much
offered for sale. Closing Quotations were
January and May, 9l<c; No. 1hard cash, 94lSc;
No. Northern, cash. gO1Sc; No. Northern, i
cash, 8512c; receipts, q cars.
PERMANENT are the cures made bv Sal