Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-31
ARTICLES,
Cash quotations were as Follows.

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| Flour frm and unchanged. No. 2 spring
No. red, 9509Ss6c: No. 2 corn. 4s55c: No. oats
Nc aEse.d St : a. BRINE m9 Osnsy smosRg sesd
81 26@l q. Mess pork, per Dbl. 50 70. Lard,
per 100 lbs. S. 7o95 72111 Short rib sides Qoose)
q 50@4 70; dry sailed shoulders boxed. g. %
Sugars unchanged. No. white oats, 4514@464c;
No. white oats. 4i@4514lc; No. barley. 076c:
NO. barley, &c. On The Produce Exchange
21022c
| NEW Y0Rk-Flour market firm and fairly
active; low extras. So 5O94 20; winter wheat,
low grades sS 5o@4 90; fair to fancy. s4 1905 %;
IS; rye mixtures, 81 05@4 80 Cornmeal
steady and fairly active; spot market unsettled.
elevator 81 i0js@l I9I .ahoas s. Ss5s
SngIaded red. S2cesI 0s94; No. i Northernn.
ss@lszc decline on realizations by SPECTATORS;
ruary, closing at 81 O91s; March. 81 O9@1 O955ss.
eGps os june. ~ S q aS Sss eosiSS G
july. g9sscQsl OO9s.,closing at 1890; Ausla.
962s@S7c. closing at 961lc; December. 9S5l
Ss$4c, closing at 9s7sc. Rye steady and quiet.
nominal. Corn-Spot irregular and dull. closing
lower; No. 2, 6214065c. elevator; 63149641lc
afioat; uIgraded mixed. 62@@65c; steamer
ization; January 621zc; February. 6l15@62c. clos
ing at 611ac: Marcn. 6O111c: May. 59I@597sc,
closing at 5914c; July. 5s14@595sc, closing at
optlons dull and lower: January, 5lslc; Februa-
ry,5lA@52c. closing at 5l5lc. May. 5l14@52c clos
Ing at 5l73c: spot No. white, 52Q5S1ac; mixed
Western, 5Og5ac; white do, 53@62c; No. 2
Eggs weaker; Western. 2i1l42I15c Pork active
and firm; old mess, 50 5O6l0 81: new mess, Sll 90
gil 50; extra prime, 50 5O@lJ 90. Cut meats
tnf and I.s.ll lx.I;-
niddles, weak and quiet; short clear, So 571ss.
Lard quiet and about steady; Western steam,
s6 O14; February. Sc o. closing at s. O6 bid;
IS "a closing at Sc "a bid; May, s6 3266 25, clos.
ing at s. 80 bid. Butter quiet and weak; Elgin,
&c. Cheese fairly active and strong.
ST. LoUIs-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-First prices were the same for Nav,
but &c higher for July as compared with yes
terday's closing. The market was nervous and
excited during the first half hours trading, and
decline set in. prices dropping LG14c, but
recovered and advanced until the early CALL
when the reports from outside markets which
had a bearish tendency and under a good
selling movement the market settled down
closed at nearly bottom: No. red. cash, esq
99c: May, 9S@9914c. closing at 9s1lc: July. ST@
S714c, closing at S714c. Corn opened same as
yesterday, advanced slightly. then weakened
day: No. 2 cash, 491s@l4J1Sc: February, 49c,
closing at 4ss4c bid: May. I95SG5Ossc. closing at
49c asked: July, 5614 4G5O16c closing; at 5O7c lid.
Oats weaker; No. z cash, 4594511zc; May. 500
Acc. closing 413sc. Rye scare; No. 2, 74c bid.
Barley firmer; Minnesota, 7211c. Hay market
overstocked: prices unchanged. Bran in good
Butter Dull and unchanged. Eggs un-
changed. Cornmeal higher at 50 70@2 70. Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged. Pork, new mess,
meats-Boxed shoulders, SO IS; longs and ribs,
81 So; short clear, 81 95. Bacon-Boxed shoul.
ders. 81 70: longs and ribs s. BIZ: short clear,
S5 So Su-ar-cured hams, 50 0OQl1 so.
PHILADELPHA- Flour strong. Wheat
steady but quiet; No. 2 red, January and Febru-
airy. 81 ol1a@l o.: March. 81 O3@1 O3111z; April,
81 05@l 49,. ,Corn-OptiOns firm: carlots
dull and &c lower; No. 2 mixed and yellow
January and February. e0ssQ5O5Sc: March. 6S%
@6lc; April. 6054@61Ic. OaIs shade frmer but
speculation tame ana local trade demand very
No. white, regular elevator. 53c: do. in grain
depot. 5313c: No. 9 white. January and Febru-
airy. 521595234c; March, 53Q531lc; April, $40
54Ac Butter dull and weak; PENNSYLVANIA
creamery extra, 25c: do. prints extra, 2S@32c
Eggs weak and very dull; Pennsylvania frsts,
2Ic.
MINNEAPOLIS The elevator companies
bought hardly any good wheat to-day, but the
millers took hold literally in the early parr of
the session, and cleared up the wheat there was
for sales suitable for their use. They claimed
that the flour market had not advanced enough
to justify the price they received, and that
the present price and buying wheat Still
they bought wheat. as they had to or shut
down. few fair sized lots were bought to 90
outside. The feeling was easier and prices
were down a fraction later. Closing quotations:
No. hard, January, BIC; on track, 93c; No.
Northern, January and February, 9lLc; MAY.
945sc: on track. 9oc; No. Northern, January.
s9c; on track. S915c.
BAL LTIMoRE - wheat-western strong; No
winter red, spot and January, 81 O3Gl OgI:
May 81 051a@l 05A. Corn-Western firm; mixed.
asked; MAY. 59@5eisc: STEAMER. 6oc bid. Oats
steady; Rye quiet. Hay slow; choice timothy,
$40 500u. Provisions dull. Butter weak: |
creamery fancy. &c; do fair to choice, 2lQ25c;
do imitation. &c; ladle fancy. 20c; do good to
choice, a@isc; rolls. fine, i@lsc; do fair to
good. l2Ql6. Eggs quiet; strictly fresh, 2l@22c.
loUISvllLE-wheat dull; No. longberry.
&c: No. red, 96c. Corn active; No. white,
soc; New white, 5411c. Oats active; No. on |
track, Ec. Provisions higher and brisk. Mess |
gork-Prime, 81. Hams-New sugar-cured, On |
e2fc. Baoon-Clear rib sidss, e5 70: bslliss, |
02k Bulk msats-Cufsd short ribs, e6 76;cleaf |