Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-19
open High Low Clos
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ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as roIIows:

WneaI. SJeyoSLSc: NO. s spring WnedI. o412LcOc,
No. red, 9l1a692c: No. 9 corn. 4754@4Sc: No.
oats. 421aQ425sc: No. 2rye, 70c; No. barley nom
inal: No. faxseed. 81 IS; prime timothy seed,
81 26al q; Mess pork, per Dbl; $40 2O9lO p.
81 s0@4 95: dry salted shoulders (boxed), "a 200
%; short clear sides (boxed), So l5@o 20.
Sugars unchanged. No. white oats. 45c;
No. white oats. 4Slll4419c; No. barley. Zoe;
No. barley. 6O@66c. On The Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was quiet and un-
changed. Eggs firm at 2l@3lc.
NEW YORK-Flour heavy ard dull Corn
meal quiet: yellow Western. 81 SOS % Wheat
-Spot market firmer and dull No. red,
81 0o1s in elevator, 81 06L afoat, 81 06Ql O19s T.
o. b.: No. 8 red. 9934c@lSl 90; ungraded red
81 0855ss; No. Northern, 81 1U14; NJ. l hard,
and sasy 'nsGhS on seht bea1 Janu
closing, 81 O51l: March: 81 O561 o57S closing,
81 o5s May, 81 os349l o3z, closing 81 037s; June,
g79sc; AUGUST. 95095llc; closing. 951sc; De-
cember. 972s@97Ac: closing 972sc- Rye quiet
and steady; western, 76QSOc. Barley IN fair de.
Western, 7Sd19Oc; Canada No. l, 9oc; No: = SIC;
No. extra. 90c. Barley malt quiet and easy;
Canada country-made. 81 OO@l 10 Corn.Spot
asTas eaTaar d" sa sss sssedy aoaf; n 9nszaea
6oIss: No No. 3 5sIc: options qulsS;
in part &c lower and easy: January $3.50. clos
ing at 593sc: February. 5S34c. closing at 5S51c;
May. 5S 3-16@5S3sc. closing at 5S1lc. Oats-Spot
maiket dull and heavy: options dull and weak;
January. 5O1ac; February, 50ac; May, 5o5s9
504c: mixed Yves ern. 4S@52c; white do. 5l95Sc:
No. 2 Chicago, size. Hay in fair demand and
firm; shipping. 45c; good to choice. 90
g cboee heps as and paec coast @
Tallow steady and quiet. Eggs firm and dull;
Western, 261ac; receipts, I6ll packages Hides
inactive and trm: wet sated New Orleans Sc
lected. 45 to so pounds, 7@sc; Texas selected
so to 80 pounds. 7@Sc. Pork easier and dull:
old mess, SO 75@lO IS: new mess, II 5OQl1 70: ex-
ira prime. So 50@1O 90. Cutmeats fairly active
and firm; picked bellies. SIC; do shoulders.
4lc; do hams 7%G734c; middes quiet and
weak: short clear. So 70. Lord depressed and
more active; Western steam. s6 121% asked;
options sales $500 tierces: January. Sc IL: Feb
ruarv S6 l.; March, S6 2iGl6 26 closing at S. %;
April. &c So bid: May So 1895 A. closing at Sc 43
bid. Butter quiet and weak; Western dairy ~
@2oc; ey1moy ers1amsry, ls@2Se: DO factory, @ 9@2or
light skins, 5QS19; Ohio fats, 71aGS34c.
ST. LoUIS-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Opened &c up from yesterday. but
eased off under plentiful selling orders and
continued on the downward movement until
most of the decline was recovered. the close
being Ac below yesterday; No. 2. cash. 93e09ic;
MAY. 95G955ac, closed az 9ossc; July. S5aS513c,
closed at S5Ac. Corn-The opening was the
same as Yesterdays Close but weakened in
sympathy with wheat, but reacted later and
ruled firm TO the close. final quotations beng
47s4c; May, 4S15@4s7sc, closing at 4S34c bid;
July, closed at 501sc. Oats were quiet but
steady at the opening, but strengthened later
and closed at an advance of &c; No. cash. 4413
Rye-No offerings; No. 2, 7Oc bid. Barley
steady and unchanged. F1axseed ST % Pro-
visions dull and prices generally lower. Pork,
new mess, $40 S775 Lard. S. 60.
PHiLApELPHIA-Flour straishts and pat
ents steady but quiet. Wheat steady bur quiet:
No. 2 red. January. 99@99115c: February. 81 001a
al OIL; March, 81 0214DI 03; April 81 O41IQ1 O5.
Corn-Spot and future deliveries OF No. : i'll
and February, 59Q591ac; March and April 5911aa
| 96Oc Oats steadIer: No. white. SOC: No. 2
white. sic; No. white. January. 5o13c; Febru-
ary. soc; March. Size; April 5l34D5214c. Eggs
| quiet but steady; Pennsylvania irsts. 26927c.
| MINNEAPOLIS The demand from local
milIers to-day was good for SPOT wheat of suita-
| BILE quality to grind, and took most of such
offerings. A moderate amount went to one or
! two of the local elevators. The most active de-
| mand was early III the session In some other
| grades than Northe rn there was some dizziness.
| Closing quotations: No. hard. January, 901ac;
| on track, Ole: No. l Northern, January, SSSc;
| February. soc; May. 92l4c; on track. soc; No. Z
| Northern, January, S6c; on track, S6GS7c-
| EXTRAORDINARY firm: No.
| winter. red. spot and January, 9I15c bid: May.
81 021s@l 027s CaInzWeste1n iirm; mlxed,
| steamer. 5619c. Oats easier; Western white.
! 5l@52c; Western white mixed. 49050c: graded
No. ., white, 52c- Rye quiet. generally un-
changed. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet,
| unchanged. Butter firm and unchanged. Eggs
| quiet. 25@26e.
| CINCINNATi-Flour barely steady. Wheat
weaker: No. 2 red, Csc. Corn weaker and
lower; No. 2 mixed. 52@521ac. Oats weaker;
No. . mixed, 47c. Rye dun and lower; No. 2.
| 74075c. Provisions heavy and dropping.
| Lard. S5 6O@5 S. Bulkmeats-Short ribs, 81 90
as 10. Bac"n. S. 0U. Butter quiet. Eggs
| stronger at 22@221ac. Cheese in good demand.
| NIL iLWAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat qniet;
| No spriug on track, cash. SI@S9c; lay, S91ac;
| No. / Noitbern, &c. Corn quiet; No. 3, ON
| track, IS1lQs9c. Oats easier; No white. on
track. 44Gl411c Barley firm; No .o 2 in store.
0Sc. Rye quiet; No. l, in store. 72s4@73c. Pro-
visions easier. Pork-May, $40 70. Lard
| May. Sc 20.
| TOLEDO-Wheat dull and steady; cash and
| January, 95c: May. 9s111c; July. 9lc: August,
| S915c Corn dull and lower; cash. ole; May,
| 52c. Oats steady: cash. 46c; No. z white. 47114c.
| Cloversecd active and lower; cash and January y,
| 81 IS: February, S4 40: March. "a 40
pULUTH-There was very little doing to-day
| in wheat and small changes In prices. Closing
| quotations: January, Ole; May. 971sc; No.
| lard, 9l15c; No. n Orthern, So1Sc; No. North
| ern, Sc