Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-17
ARTICLES.
Cash Quotations were as follows:

Flour steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring
wheat S9Ac: No. spring wheat. S5dsSc; No
2 red, 9l19@s2c: No. corn. 4714c No. 2 oats
inal; No a9seed. 81 l5S; prime timothy notify SS seed
81 26@1 q: Mess pork, per Dbl. $40 25Ql0 30
Lard. per 100 lbs. S. So Short rib sides (loose)
25; short clear sides tboxed), So 25@5 90
Sugars unchanged. No. white oats. 45%c
No. white oats. 4211@4Sc; No. barley. 67070c
No; barley, 63c On The Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was dull and un.
changed. Eggs firm at 21Q23c.
NEW YoRK-FIour heavy and moderatelv
active, spot market lower and unsettled. clos.
ing frmer, moderately active; No. red, 81 O45l
in o7st elevator 81 Sess9l OG4 atoat 81 O51a
sraasa rel Ssca. ls O ssa SS sfss No4sheln, Se @n,
down L@5sc and closed weak, especially , on
late months which were affected by new crops,
but the general situation is upset by fear of the
s. O5; February. 81 0l7l@l 6Ss closing. 81 o51s;
al OH: closing, 81 OS5l: June, closing 81 Ok:
july, 9755s@9S14c; closing, 9779c; August. $50
95ssc; closing, 951ic; January. 97I@9SIIlc: clos
ing: yse; Agg1s5 as,os s95l&953se; closing, a514c;
steady and quiet; western. 76aS0e Barley firm
and fairly active. Barley malt easy and quiet
spot market lower; moderately active and clos
aF lef ''sasS Sass Ns sass! sss' IN ansssG.s slsEa
6ossS: No. 5: Sss4@5sc: options declined % h@sSe ss
and were freely offered. especially May, ci1s-
ing steady; J!Sa1nuary,5ss@5sHc closing at $40:
5SAc closing at 5S3sc. Oats-Spot market duh
and lower: options quiet and weaker; January
May, so s.16@5O74c. closing at 5O1$c: spot No.
white. 5011@5lc; mixed Wesr ern. l9@52c. white
do, 52Q5Sc: No. Chicago, 5l11@52c. Hay uiet
and steady. Hops quiet and firm; State.
m hntn
coast, SO@ssc. Taliow dull and steady.
Eggs quiet and firm; Western, 2615c; receipts
L4l9 packages. Hides firm and quiet. Pork
ira prime. IS 50@lO so. Cutmeats firm and in
good demand; middles dull and weak. Lard
depressed and dull; Western steam, S. ID bid:
sales. $50 tierces at Sc I5@6 20: options sales.
1000 tierces: January. Sc 10: February So is;
March. So 1906 90 closing at s. 20 bid: April
s6 40 bid; May. S. 1896 81. closing at SC AZ bid.
Butter quiet and easy: Western dairy. 12@20c;
do creamery l9@2Sc: Elgin, 2S14@29c Cheese
strong and in fair demand; light skins, 4l0
434c; Ohio fats, 6@gHc.
ALTIMORE-Wheat- Western dul and
easier: No. winter. red, spot and January. &c
bid: May. 81 0s6l 021a. Corn-Western easier;
5sN@57c; steamer 5s1a561sc. S1s' Oats loWey;; sy;
Western white. 5l@521Sc; Western white
mixed. 5o@5lc: graded No. .. white, 5g1Sc.
Rye nominal; prime to choice. 7s@Slc; good to
timothy. $40 50@1l so. Provisions nominal:
mess pork, old. Sll 80: new. sI2 co. Bulkmeats
Loose shoulders 51ac; long clear, clear ribs
and sugar picked shoulders, &c; sugar-cured
smoked shoulders, &c; hams, small, 1C5lc; large,
104c. Lard-Refned. TIC; crude, sc. Butter
steady; creamery, fancy, 27@Sc; do fair to
choice. 2lQ24c: do imitation, 23c; ladle, fancy,
17@lSc: do fair to good, l2@l6c. Eggs easier;
fresh, 26@2c.
MlNNEAPOlIS-The demand for cars of
wheat on track and to be delivered to-day was
enough to take all the good wheat to the mills.
Prices we're again closer to the price which cut
off demand from elevators to some extent They
bought the day before at spread of &c, while
to-day the millers paid within PIC of Nav. A
year ago the difference was from Ic to PIC Ar
rivals are as free yet as could be expected, and
the large movement Is caused to some extent
by the favorable cash prices, as COMPARED with
the dinerence between now and month ago,
hard. January 9O1Sc; on track, glc; No /
Northern, January, SS1sc; February, soc; Nav.
921ac; on track. 89c: No. Northern. January
S6c; on track, S6QSc.
PHILADELPHiA-Flour dull. wheat-Spot
dull: options steady; ungraded in grain depot,
81 Us: No. 2 red January. 9a@9915c; Februsry
81 OO11Ql Oh; March. 81 0211Ql 0S; April, 81 02%,
Corn steady; steamer No. mixed in grain de-
pot. 59c; steamer No. mixed in elevator.
5912c; NO. mixed In grain depor, 5915c: No.
mixed in elevator. Cos; No. 2 mixed, Janu-
ary and February, 591Sc; March, 591Sfl6Oc; ApIil
5915@6Oc Oats lower; No. white, SOC: No !
white. 5lLc; No. white, January. 5O1105OMc;
February. 5U4@50ssc; March. 5i@N1Sc; April
5l54@52l4c. butter dull and weak; Pennsylya.
mia prinL extra. 29033c. Eggs steady and in
fair demand; firsts. 26@27c. Other articles un-
changed.
ST. l0uIS-F1our quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-First sales were made at an advance of
nc over yesterdays closing prices, but under
large selling orders the market weakened and
prices declined sharply until the noon call. when
there was slight reaction, the market ruling
irregular to the close, which was Nc lnwer than
Yesterday; No. 2 red cash. 93ss@9i5<c; May
95@96c. closing at 951zc; July. 850S6c, closing
at S5e<c. Corn-Under a lower opening trading
was fairly active aud the decline was continued