Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-22
Cash quotations were as Follows:

Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. S91sc: No. spring wheat. S5@S6c;
No. red; sl149a2c: No: corn, 49c: No
inal: No. ! fiaxseed. 81 Is; prime timothy seed,
81 25 Mess pork, per bbl: $40 1218. Lard,
per 100 lbs. IS 20. Short rib sides Cloosel.
a. 20; short clear sides (boxed). IS O095 10.
Sugars unchanged. No 2 white oAts, 4564515c;
M. 8 white oats. 431a944115c; No. 8 barley, 67@
7215c; No. 4. fob, tl@7oc. On The Produce Ex;
change today the butter market was quiet and
unchanged. Eggs 2l@22c.
NEW YoRk-Flour steadier, quiet. Corn.
meal steady. quiet: yellow Western 81 S5Q3 2S
Wheat-Spot market ss@5Sc higher firm. mod
crate demand; No. red. 81 061s in elevator,
81 0S aioat. 81 071lQl 0s5S f. o. b.: No. red
l Northern, 81 IL; No. hard. 81 15 Options
strong al A@s4c advance on the increased ex
port demand and a statement of a decrease in
2 red January, 81 U5ss91 o554. closing al
81 0534: February, closing at 81 055s; March
81 O5sS@l O57S clo-ing 81 O51s: May. 81 esskG
l o3 1915 closing, 81 oSza; june. 81 0lA@l 0ls4
August, 95l4d951Sc, closing. 9515c; December
9715@9Sc; closing, 96c. Rye steady and quiet
Barley quiet and firm. Barley malt easy and
quiet Corn-Spot market stronger and quiet
No. 2, 6O13c elevator; 6l1Sc af1oat; ungraded
mixed, 601aG6ls4c; steamer mixed, 604@6l12c
No. g. 60HG6l12c. Options unchanged to &c
higher and quiet: January, closing at 6015c
5sslc: asy ssgsg5SS. closing et at 5s5Se.. Oats"
Spot market higher, less active; OPTIONS quiet,
tirmer; January. 5llac; February, 5l3lc; May,
Wesfern, 5OGSsc; white do. 52asSc; No.
Chicago, 52Hc Hay firm and in fair demand.
Hops weak and quiet. Tallow dull and steady.
Eggs in fair demand and firmer: Western,
2S@2s13c. Hides firm and quiet. Pork quiet
and steady; old mess, 50 754l0 75: new mess,
Sli 50Gll 70: extra prime, So 501l0 90. Cut.
meats fairly active and firm; middles
quiet oaeq aeq anS %sak .c,I Lard freely offered
Sc 0715: sales. $500 lierces, chiefly c. & F..
s6 071a@6 10; options-saIes. $500 tierces: Jan.
uary s6 04: February, s6 O7@6 0S closing al
April Sc 80; May Sc s76l6 80. closing at Sc 81
Butter weak and quiet; Western dairy, l3620e
do creamery, l9Q27c. Cheese-Ohio fats, 71zd
9slc.
ST. LoUiS-Flour stronger and in fair in.
quiry. Whea;-1s@Kc higher at opening;
ruled firm to the close, which was at an ad.
vance of &c FOR May and PC for July over yes
terday; No. 2 red, cash. 93@935zc: Nav, 94G
$3.50. closing at s47sc; July. S41sGS55sc closing
e hEnea iIsI
vanced &c further, sagged slightly aud near the
close advanced again. finally closing Nc above
Yesterday; No. 2 cash, 4Sss@4s3zc; May, 49G
4Sssc, closing at 1880; July. 5os4c. closing al
cash, 4ic; May, 45ss945Ac. closing al
4574c Rye higher; No. 2 7O@72c
Barley Qul9ti Iowa. 65c. hay duli. Bran Qule
but firm; sacked. f. o. b.. 92G93c. Butter un
changed. Eggs higher Cornmeal steady al
- 6G@2 g. Provisions dull. Pork, new mess
in job lots, $40 371aGl0 so. Lard nominally
lower at 50 55g5 Gu. Dry salt meats dull; boxed
shoulders. 81 90; longs aud RIBS. SIS l21S; shori
clear, S. %; bacon. boxed shoulders 81 90; longs
and ribs, S. 5OQ5 65; short clear, SIS 65@5 70.
MlNNEAP OLIS-Cash wheat was strong and
lc higher to-day; the offerings were about the
same as they have been running for some time
Pn CiH lara h1a n 4 tl,arr rtx-
SEC and some fancy lots at S915c, but after the
first few minutes it required considerable
hustling to get SS15c, until after the middle OF
the day, when the market was higher in sym
pathy with futures; the demand was mainly
from local millers, though a good deal wa.
worked off on outside account; elevator com
panies were not III the market. Close: No
hard, January, 9o1@c; on track, 9lc: No. North
ern, January and February, SS1Sc; May. 92lzc
on track S9c: No. Northern, January, S51Sc
on track SIC.
PHIlADELPHA-Flour quiet Wheat quiet
No. 2 red. export. in elevator. 99l%c; No. red
81 Ol1&Gl o.; April. 81 03111@1 U4. Corn firm anc
higher; steamer No. 2 iuIxed, in grain depot
59c; No. yellow in do and elevator, 60c; No
2 mixed; January. 59l 4@59s5Sc; February. 591lG
AG53c higher; No. white. in elevator, SIC; do
i'll grain depot, 52115G5Sc: do clipped, 53c: No.
white. January. 5lA@5l34c; February. 5l24@52c
March, 5212 95e34c; April. 53@5315c. Eggs scarce
and hrm; pennsylvania frsts, 2Sc.'
Mo3E-Wheat-western firm: No. {
winter red, spot. and January, 991sc; May
Sl0S4G1 OS13. Corn-Western fjrmer; mike
SPOT and January. 59]Sc; MAY. 57szc; steamer
511ac. Oats firm: Western white 50@52c; dc
mixed. 490olc; graded No. white, 5lHc. Rive
nomilal; prime Co choice. S0@S2c; fair TO good
T@19c. Hay dull rather easy; prime to choice
timothy, SO 50Qll 90. Provisions nominal aud
UNCHANGED. Butter quiet and unchanged
Eggs quiet. fresh, 26c.
IOuiSviLLE-Wheat dull; No. longberry
9oc: No: red. 94c. Corn active; No. white,
5615c: No. mixed, 56c. Oats active; No. on
track, 471zc. Provisions higher and brisk. Mess
pork-Prime, Sl2. hams-New sugar-cured, 81
Hl0c. Bacon-Clear rib sides IS %: bellies
s. %. Bulk meats-Cured short ribs IS 25; clear
sides. S. 20: shoulders. s5 90. Lard-Prime steam
Sc 90 in tIerces; leaf. 81 o.
MiLWAukEE-Flour quiet. Wheat higher
No. September, on track cash, SS689c; May
S93sc; Mol Northern. 92c. Corn firm; No 8 on
track. 4S19c. Oats firm; No. white on track
44120i5c. Barley quiet; No. 2 in store, 671Sc
ions easier. Pork-Sl0 90. Lard-May, IS L.
ouluTH-Wheat was tirmer and more active
to-day; tic opening vas weak, hut the close
showed sc advance for the day, Closing prices
were: May, BIC; No. hard cash. 9I16c; No.
Northern, cash, S6c; No. Northern, cash, SIC
CiNCiNNATi-Flour in fair demand Wheat
easier; No. red, 96c. Corn strong; No. z
mixed, 5239G5511c. Oats firm; No. mixed
411ac I've hrm; No. 2. 75c. Provisions easy.
Butter quiet. Eggs dull al &c. Cheese firm.
IolEDo-Wheat firm and higher; cash,
$3.50; May. ss5sc; july. Ole: August sg5lc.
Corn dull; cash. 5ls4c; May 5215c. Oats quiet
cash. 46c. Cloversred firm and higher; cash,
81 4213: February, a 45 March, "a So