Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-23
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as Follows:

Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
Nneat s sss; mo; N sp1l1g whess ss@ssc;
2 OATS. 4215c: No. 2 ryr. zoe; No. barley nom-
inal; No. fiaxseed, ST Is; prime timothy seed,
81 25. Mess pork. per bbl. SO 05@l0 TO- Lard.
per lO0 lbs S. 6714G5 20 Short rib sides (loose)
81 75@4 S5: dry saited shoulders (boxed), 81 10
a. l5; short clear sides (boxed), S. 05GD5 10.
Sugars unchanged. No white oats. 4511946c;
No. barley, eaQ6sc. On The Produce Ex.
change to-day the butter market was dull and
unchanged. Eggs. 2l5s@22c.
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and heavy; Mime
sofa clear. 81 1904 IS; do patents. 81 5O05 30
Cornmeal dull Wheat-Spot market A@I1Sc
lower, moderately active; No. 2 red. 81 05 IN
elevator. 81 n6ss ahoat. 81 0i7s@1 071s T. o. h.;
No. 3 red. 81 10: ungraded red, sS14c@s1 067s;
Options depressed, freely offered on bearish feel
ing West AMI the decline in silver. closed Ia
119c lower; No red January, 81 UI5s9I O5sss.
closing at 81 os3s February, closing 81 0ls5;
al aP5 a 'Ss'a1 sloslag at at S ,ans Say & 81
81 olss closing at 81 OS1a: jul, s6N@s7zzc:
045sc; December. 97@971lc closing at SIC. Rye
qulet and steady; Western. 7e@S0c Barley firm
and quiet; ~; Milwaukee. S223c; ungraded
Western, 7S@90c; Canada No. ], Csc: No. 2 SIC;
Canada country-made, 81 O0@1 Is. Corn-Spot
market firmer and quiet; No. 2, 601496034c
ssc SIG masa nSat So mixed "a
6054c; optiors dull, H@5sc lower in sympathy
with wheat; January closing at 6O34c: February.
6oG6Ol4c, closi g at 6oc; March, 50 3-16G5914c.
closing g ss SIS 3S Msg sSos 6sSSS Sagfs, closing
ular and moderately active; options
weaker. January, 5lssc; February. 5lss
Closing at sic; SPOT. No white. 52@52Ic: No. i.
53c; do. white. 55@551ac; mixed We fern. seq
5Sc; white do 52@59c; No. Chicago, 52HQ52Ic.
aI-.C Ctata .hnio ole
coast, 29@36c. Tallow quiet and sready. Eggs
weaker; Western, 2S11c; receipts, 2 9s1 packages.
Hides quiet and firm. Pork dull. Cutmeats
short clear, S. IS. Lard weaker and freely
offered; Western srean s6 05 asked; sales, / $50
iierces at s6 04G6 05; options. sales 800 tierces;
January, s6 o. nominal: February, S6 %, closing
at Sc 03; March, S8 1895 16 closing at IS I6;
April. s6 26; May. Sc 1895 80. closing at Sc 35
bid. Butter quiet and easy; Western dairy. l2@
zoe: do creamery, l9Q2715c; Egln, 2S@2s29c.
Ohio flats. 711694c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour weak and quiet, but I'M
changed. Wheat opened weak and N63sc
down, then de clined E@l4c further, eactsd
rush to sell sent prices down sharply. the clos
ing being Al the lowest for the day; NO. 2 red,
cash 025a@94c; Nav. 93sS@947sc, closing at
93ss@9354c; July. Sil49S51sc, closing at $40
S41zc. Corn at the opening was No lower.
strengthened later. but values weakened later
and final quotations were al n decline of 55SGHc
4S5sai9Ac. closing at 4S5lc bid; july. 5OI4@
5O3Sc. closing at Soc asked. Oats lower and
quiet: No. 2 cash. 4494411c; May, 451s@1519c.
closing at 45hc. Rye in better demand ana
firm; No 2, 7Oc bid. Barley steady: Minnesota
and Iowa. 75c. Flaxseed higher at 81 IL. Pro-
visions dull. Pork. mess in job lots,
$40 3H0l0 so. Lard-PrIme steam, So 5505 go
MINNEAPolIs-While the early strength
remained In the futures market, cash wheat
offered in cars was held high and buyers held
off and but few cars sold at that time. With
easier futures spot grain was offered lower,
and then the millers ana shippers began buy
ing more freely. That brought many of the
sales after the middle of the session. The
grain sold quite readily after business was once
buvers in the market, the latter beng light
buyers. Low grades were rather inactive.
Close: No. l hard, January, Doc; on track, 9012c;
No. l Northern, January and February, SSe;
May. 9l4c; on track, SS1ac: No. Northern,
January, SIC; on track. S615@S7c.
PHiIA0ELPHiA-Flourw weak. Wheat quiet;
No. January. 99@9911c; February. 995sc@sl 90;
March. 81 0l5s@1 o.; April, 81 033s9l u Corn
pot. 6919c; steamer No. mixed. in elevator.
Gle; No. mixed, do, 6l11c; No. mixed. JAN
uary. 6O@6o1lc; February. $4,000; March.
2 inixed. 5O5Sc; No. 8 white. sic: No. . white.
SIC. and do cIIpped, 54c; No. white, January.
514G5l5c; February, 5IA@52c; March. 52140
52z4c: April, 5agS31e Butter dull M and weak;
extra, 29GS3e. Eggs dull and easier; Pennsyl-
vania firsts, TG2Sc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dull; No. 2
winter red, spot g954cGlsl 10; January $500
81 90; May. 81 Sj4@f OS1S. Uorn-western nrIu;
mixed, spot anu. JANUARY. 5sl4@591Sc; Feb
ruary. 5s11c: May. 577105sc; steamer. size
Oats in good demand; prices unchanged. Rye
steady and unchanged. Hay quiet and un-
changed. Provisions steady and unchanged.
Butter quiet; creamery fancy. Csc: do fair to
choice. 2l@2Sc;, do imitation, 23c; ladle fancy.
2O@2lc; do guod to choice. l60lSc; rolls, fine.
lu
and unchanged.
MILWAukEE-Flour quiet. Wheat easier;
No. spring. on track, cash. 66S9c; May,
S81<c; No. N orthern, 92c. Corn higher; No. 8 on
track 491zc. Oats firm; No. 2 white, on track,
450457<c. Barley easy; No. 2 in store. 60671zc.