Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-07

No. ! Northern. soc. Corn hrIn; No. 3,
track. 45c Barley quiet: No. 2 in store. CSC.
Rye steady; No. L in store. 6Sc Provisions
easier. Pork-January, sll 27k. Lard-Janu-
airy. Sc 421a,
NEW YORK - Flour-Steady and moder-
ately active; sales. % $50 barrels. CornmeaI
steady and moderately active: yellow Western.
81 S5a3S1 Wheat-Spot market 1@21&c lower;
dull and weak; No. 2 red, 81 04lz in elevator,
81 055s afoat 81 u51s@l 0G5S f.. o, h.: No. 8
No. i Northern, 81 o7ss67I OK; No. i hard
81 l2sss0i 121%. Optious-While there were bull
ish features in the strength of the foreign
markets ara the large decrease in
overcome by speculative manipulation in a
pressure to take in profits from the recent rise.
The close is weak at 5s@lssc decline. No red,
January. closing at 81 us5s February. closing at
81 Oi5s March. 81 O555sal C6s. closing 81 05ss;
Nav. 81 0434@l 06. closing at 81 051s: July,
995sc@sl o05s. closing at $3.50: August 9sG9Sssc
at 81 09 Rye quiet and steady: west
ern, 771Soc. Barley duh and weak. Bar
ley malt quiet and weak. Corn-Spot mar
ket 1S@lc lower a"d moderately active: free
afioai: ungiaded mixed. S@6l1aci steamer,
mixed, 5Sl4@9S4c; No. 8. 5S1s@5S74c.
Options sold AT 55ss6lc decline and closed weak
at B FeSpnary no eosng e
March, 5e55sc, closing at 595sc: May. 505-l6@
60 l-I6c closing at 595sc. 0ats-Spnt market
irregular and quiet; ontInns duh and weaker;
closing at 50]sc: May. 5l1a@hissc. closing at
5lAc: spot No. white. 5ll495l34c; mixed
Western, 45G52c; white, DO, 5l@56c;
No Chicago, ole Hay % quiet ant and
Eggs quiet; fresh Western, 27@2sc; receipts.
2,4Sl packages Hides quiet and firm. Pork dull
and unchanged. Cutmeats quiet; middles qniet
steam. Sc 50 asked sales. $50 tierces, Sc TIC
30 options. sales, 500Gtierces; January, ST 50,
closing at So %; March. S6 46@6 As. closing at
Sc 50; April. Sc 50: May. Sc 65@6 IS, closing at
So 81. Butter quiet; creamery weak; Western
dairy, ll@20c; do creamery. ls@2Se; Elgin, DC
Cheese strong and in moderate demand; light
skins, 41z@624c; Ohio fats, 6@914c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour in fair demand and hold
ers firm. Wheat opened &c lower for May and
fairly active trading until the close. which was
at declines of l4c for May and l@l1sc for July
from yesterdays last figures; No 2red. cash,
at 965Sc; July, S7slGSS16c, closing al S716@SSc.
Corn4Thc market was weak and 1sc lower ut
the opening. and after selling &c higher
sssh @ %1s slowly owsr to tbas 5hs yes9sf eSse
day's; No. 2 cash, firmer, 474@475So; May,
495sQ505sc, closing at 495sc; July closed at SIC.
Oaus quiet and easier: No, 9 cash. 44c bid: May,
451sc. Rye frmer; No. 2, 66@67c. Barley firm;
Minnesota and Iowa. CSC. Flaxseed firm and
higher at 81 l6 Provisions-The market opened
weaker, but later recovered and advanced.
Pork. new mess, Sl07 Lard higher at S575.
Dry salt meats. boxed shoulders, 81 25: longs
and ribs. S. 25: short clear. IS 371S. Bacon,
boxed shoulders, S4 1904 S71% longs and ribs.
S. 621ld5 IS: short clear, s. 1896 S71a. Hams
firm and unchanged.
BAL oRE-wheat-western firm: No. .
winter. red spot and January. 97l4d971sc: May,
81 03L@l 031a. Corn-Western easy: mixed,
spot and January. 5SG5Sl4c; May, 57s405Sc;
steamer 56c. Oats quiet but steady; Western
white. 4a050c; do mixed IS9i9c: graded No 2
70 Dr. do mi We oh
S06oSlc; good 10 prime. T@I9c: common to fair.
1876. Hay firm; choice timothy, Sl1 90; good
to prime, $40 0O@l0 50. Provisions-Mess pork,
Sll 90: old. Sl2 90 net. Bulk meats-Loose
shoulders. SIC; long clear. clear rib sides and
sugar picked shoulders. &c; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, &c; hams. 10s4c for small,
crude, &c. Butter firm: creamery. fancy, 2Sc;
do fair 10 choice. 2i@25c: do imitation, c4c;
ladle, fancy. 22d2Sc: do good to choice, l4@2Oc;
rolls, fine. 174lSc: do fair TO good. 14@l6c.
Eggs strong: fresh, 2Sc; icehouse, 20c.
PHILADELPHIA Flour steady, but quiet.
Wheat-SpOt and January steady, hut futures
beyond this month weak. and closed about 15c
lower: ungraded in grain depot, 81 046l 06; No.
9 red in export elevator. 81 90: No. red JAM
March, 81 0319aI 0i; April 81 O5@l O6. Corn
firm; steamer No. mixed, on track. 63c; No. 2
yellow in grain deDot, 6ic: No. mixed. Janu-
ary:, 6O96Q4c; February, 6o@6O]9c: March. 6C1s
No. white, in elevator, bic; do choice in grain
depot SIC; No. white January, 50lI65Uslc.
February. 5l3sQ5l5sc; March. 52%9525sc
April, 52@53c. Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsyl-
vsnia firsts. Sl@32c.
MINNEAPOliS-The receipts at Minneapolis
and Duluth to-day were 3S9 cars. 3s cars going
70 the latter point. There was a good general
demand; shipments. 81 cars. The range of the
day was mostly at 951sc to 9ill for May wheat
Local millers were the active buyers. Outside
demand appeared to be lighter than usual.
Closing quotations: No. hard. January, 9O55c;
on track, 9l1Sc: No. l Northern. size: May,
9ilIc; on track. Ss18c; No. 2 2Northern. January,
SIC: on track SEC.
C!hCihNHTi-Flour steady. Wheat strong
er; No red 9715c. Corn-Fair demand; No.
2mixed. $50. Oars strong: No. mixed, asa
4515c. Rye STEADY; No. 2 74o. Pork firm at
$40 %. Lard IN good demand at s5 1906 50.
Bulkmeats and bacon quiet. Butter easy.
Eggs in good demand at 22c. Cheese firm and
higher; choice full creamery, Ohio fat, SIC.
TOlEOO-Wheat active and lower: cash and
January, 951ac; May. 9934c; June, 81 0O5z; July,
951 &c: August. 92c. Corn dull and steady; cash.
SIC; May. 5Sl4c. Oats quiet: cash. 4ic. Clover.
seed dull and steady; cash, 81 So; February,
81 40: March, 81 45
DUluTH-Wheat was dull bu. steady at 81
for May o'clock, when a decline to 95]15c
took place.