Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-08
ARTICLES,

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour steady and unchanged. No. spring
wheat. SOC; No. spring wheat. s4@S6%c; No2
red 9l69211c: No. corn 4S1sc: No. z oa,s, 1910:
No. frye, 67G6Sc: No. barley nominal; No. l
Mess pork per bbl S1O75. Lard per 100 lbs S. 921S
as 95. Short rib sides Qoose). S. l0@5 20: dry
salted shoulders (boxedl, 81 20@4 2S; short
cieai sides tboxedA s. S5@S 40 Sugars un-
the butter market was easier; creamery extra
25926c: extra firsts. 22Q23c; frsts l69lSc; dairy
extra. 2392ic: extra tirsrs. lSG20c; hrsts, I@l6c
Eggs firm at 23G25c.
NEW YoRk-Flour fairly active and un:
changed: Wheat-Spot market nc lower; dull
and weak; No. red, 81 G374 in elevator, 81 05ss
afioat, 81 o45s9l 06lI +. o. b.; No. 2red 81 on;
No. 1 Northern, 81 065s; No: l hard, 81 ll1s.
increased available supply; No. 2 red. January,
ing at 81 o4SS: March. 81 o5ls@fS o5sS. clos clos
ing ing at at Il juiyy jMfy s. sasl Stsl C clos clos
ing at 995sc; August. 975S@9s1sc closing
95ssc; December, 99?Sc@sl ods4. closing 81 COS.
firmer; more active: Milwaukee, s2@s5c; un:
graded Western, 766sSc: Canada, No. !, Csc;
No. ,, SIC; No. extra, 90c Barley malt easv
quiet; Canadian country made. 81 oo@l Is
cas-; No. 2. 59Q5914c elevator, 60@601zc afloat;
ungraded, mixed. 5S1396lc; steamer, mixed
5S1S9 S96Oc; No.3. 5S15c. Options dull. unchanged
59c; February closing 593sc: March. 5sIS@593lt,
closing 591kc May 5sI%@l59 l3-l6c, closing. 5SI5c'
Oats-Market stronger, moderately active. Op-
tons quiet. frmer; January. Soc: February. .503Ic:
March, 5l3995l5sc. closing at 5l5sc; May, 5lss0
5l2sc. closing at 5l3sc; spot. No. white. SEQ
So; mixed Western, 4SG52c; white do 5lG57c;
No. choice. 5214c. Hay easy and quiet. Hops
quiet and firm; State. common to choice, 300
Acc; Pacific coast, 30@3Sc. Tallow strong. Eggs
quiet and weak; Western. 26Q27c. Pork dull
and unchanged. Hides quiet and firm. Cut
meats quiet and steady; middles quiet and
easy. Lard dull; opened easy and closed steady;
Western steam, s6 q asked: January, Sc so
asked; February. ST Sc asked; March, S6 4S
asked: April. Sc 58 asked: MAY, SO 6336 s. clos
ing at Sc e6 asked. Butter-Creamery dull and
weak; State dairy. firm; Western dairy, ll02Oc;
do creamery, l902Sc; Elgin, 29c Cheese strong
and in fair demand; light Skins, 41a@61c; Ohio
fats, 6G9Ac.
ST. UoUIS-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheat opened firm and 1sG14c up; the market
ruled firm during the first hour, after which
weakness developed and prices declined slight
ly; the close was &c lower for July and uu-
changed for May: No. red. cash, s215@94l5c;
May, 9613G9714c, closing at 965sc. Corn-First
sales were at an advance of Isc over yesterdays
close; final PRICES were fTsctIoI higher than
at 4Sc; May, 50Qo0lzc, closing at 50@5016c. Oats
quiet but firm; No. cash. 43@45115c; May, $500
4515c closing at 4515c. Rye dull; No. 2 &c bid.
choice prairie, SO; prime to gi1t-edge timothy,
lO@l4c Bran frmer; sacked (. o. h.. 90G9lc.
Butter unchanged Eggs firm at l9c. Corn
quiet ana firm. Pork, new mess, $40 621a. Lard,
IS 70@5 IS Dry salt meats, shoulders, 81: longs
and RIBS, S. 2eG5 %; short clear, S. 30@5 375SS.
Bacon higher: boxed shoulders, IS; longs and
ribs. IS 20: short clear, s. 81.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour steady. Wheat duh
but steady: No. 2 red January, 81 COOL 0O1z;
February. 81 Ol@l 0l515; March. 81 oSQl O315
April, 81 O51%Gl O5]a. Corn-Spor, quiet; op-
steamer TO- Q mixed. in elevator. CSC: do in grain
depot, &c; No. high mixed and yellow in
grain depot, &c; No. 2mixed, January 6C@6Ol<c
February, bOJ6O15c: March. 6o1sg6lc; April.
601%@0l1$c Oars-Carlnts firm; futures &c
higher; No. white. SOC: No. white, 5l@5lLlc:
No: 2white January. 5034@5lc; February. 5fA
@52c; March, 5211S@53c; April, 52s4@53lc. Pro-
visions dull and unchanged. Eggs scarce and
firm; Pennsylvania frsts, &c.
mINNEAPolIs-The demand was good for
spot wheat to-day. with the millers the prin-
clpal buyers. The prices paid were rather
above the closing figures Of yesterday as the
sales were made generally while there was some
frmness in the futures. A few lots were bought
to go outside TO mills but no great great guam
tity Tor other purposes was taken to shin. mil
ling being the principal use for it. Receipts
were smaller, and only moderate quantity
came on the tables. Closing quotations: No.
hard. January. Sic; on track, 9lc; No. Northern,
January SI1ac; February soc; May 94c; on track,
S9c; No. Northern, January Soc; on track s61Sc.
sALTIMoRE-wheat-w quiet: No. .
winter. red spot and January 9654@97c: May
81 03Ql O514. Curn-Western firm; mixed,
spot, 0o14c: January. oSN5SAc; May, 5I5IG0Sc;
steamer. 56c. Oats fairly active: Western
white. 491a10lc; do mixed IS7EI491Ic: graded
No. white. ole; do mixeu ACC. Rye firm;
choice. 6l@S2c: good to prime. 7s@S0c: common
TO fair, 75@Tc. Hay firm; choice timothy
Sl1 90. Provisions quiet. Butter firm. Eggs
strong and scarce; fresh, sc; ice house. 20c.
CINClNNATi-Flour more active; family.SS IS
"a 90; fancy, S4 35G4 90 Wheat scarce and
firm; No. 2 red, 9715c. Corn strong; No. 2
mixed. 50@50Hc. OsIs quiet and firm: No. 2
mixed. 1910. Rye steady; No. 2 T4c Pork
strong and higher at $40 80. Lard strong at
% 50. Bulkmeats firm. Bacon frmer: short
clear, s6 %. Butter easier. Eggs strong and
higher at 2213 I2Sc. Cheese stronger at 913Il0c
MllwAuKEE-Flouru unchanged. Wheat cas-
Ter; No. spring, on track. cash, S59S7c: No l
Northern, 99c Corn firm; No. 5, track.
4919c. Oats firm: No. 2 white. on track. $40
SOC. Barley steady; No. .. in store. 6sc. Rye
firm; No. l, in store. CSC. Provisions quiet
Pork-May, Sll 3a Lard-May. So 421S.
Tole0o-Wheat active and easier: cash. 95c;
May. ss1sc; July. sS14c: August, 9214c. Corn
dull; cash. sic; May, 5S55c. Oats quiet; cash,
4ic. Cioyerseed active; cash, 81 1215; Febru-
AIRY, 81 an: March, 81 So
OUluIH-Wheat was weak with little bust
ness. Closing quotations: January Gle; Nav
99c; No hard 90l5c; M. Northern s2llG; May
9lc; No. hard sO1zc; No. Northern SIZE; No.
2 Northern S21.