Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-04
ARTICLES.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged NO. spring, wheat'
sG sG ad No. spring sc %nesS sassc @sss soc:
No. . white, 31l%@3elsc; No. B white, 5o0 5o0
3lc; No. 2 rye, s63l@s7c; No. barley; 59c;
No.-S, f. o.. b., 36@5sc; No. 4, f. o. b., 33@42e;
ST a2@l 2S Mess nori. per barrel, 81 s217l@7 IS:
Lard, per 100 lbs. Sc or. Short rib sides
goosel So 1909 90 dry salted d,sa shouldess Eides
tboxed}, toxe $ 5oa5 IS. whisky, distiiiers'
finished goods, per gallon, 81 Is. Sugars un-
changed.
On the Produce Exchange today the but
ter market was unchanged. Eggs, 23&92413c.
NEW YORK-Flour dull and weak. Wheat
Spot market dull and lower; No; G red, M
81 0434@1l O5 in. store and elevator, 81 e64@'
l OK af1oat, 81 O6l4@l Cs1S o. b.: No. 3 red,
81 021a@l o3; ungraued red s634c@$l O913; NO No.
No. 2 Northern, 81 O211z@l o3: No. spring,
9S1sc; options. February. 81 O575@l O61s clos
ing at 81 O6: March, 81 071f@l 075s, closing a:
81 01: April closed at 81 073ss; May, O6 10; 10
weaker; Western. 9sc@$I OF. Barley held
higher. quiet; No. Milwaukee, 71@74c asked.
Corn-Spot tiimer, active; No. ., 52l4@52ssc
40@531Sc: No. }, 45c; steamer mixed, ,5l1aG527ac:
options, January. 5l1s@521sc, closing at 521sc;
February. 5l34@5l1Sc, closing at5l7Ec; March,
closing at 5l7Sc; May. 5o74@5lc. closing, at
5GAc. Oats-Spot market, 400; opuons dull
and steady: January. 39lIc. closing at 39Ac;
Hap firm and quiet: shipping, 65@7Oc; good to
choice, 10000. Hops firm, moderate de-
mand: State, common to choice, l5@22c; Pa
cific coast, l5@22c. Tallow quiet and firm;
and easier: Western, 251a@26c. Pork quiet;
old mess, 80 90; new mess, $40 90; extra prime,
50 80. Cut meats quiet and easy: pIckled
bellies, 5Ac bid; do shoulders, 42le; do hams.
Lard lower and dull: Western steam, $6 42122;
options, January. Sc 4l@6 ~. closing at ST. Al;
February, Sc As; March, Sc 55; May, S. 81.
2Ic; do creamery, 19@3Oc; do factory. 4@2Oc;
Elgin zoe. Cheese quiet and firm; part
skins. 51a@loc.
PBILADELPHIA-F1o quiet. Wheat
quiet, and quotations largely nominal: No.
al O21155; March, 81 O31a@l o.: April. 81 o5@
| O5l5 Corn lower; No. t. 3jc: No. 8, 4S@D4sc;
steamer, 4a@5lc: No. ., 5l@53c; No. 3 mixed,
January. 5.54@5lAc; February, toA@5ll4c;
CARROTS weak; No. white, 391ac: No white.
4lc: No. white, 4134c; No . white, January.
5915@4Ol4c; February, Ss19@4014c: April, S91a@
4O4c. Butter firm ana quiet; Pennssyl-
Eggs quiet ana steady, fair demand; PENN
sylvania firsts, &c.
NEW ORLEANS-Sugar Sugar strong;
open kettle strictly prime, 81 3-l6c; fully
lalr TO prime, ilIhc: Soou common 10
eRoa eeRoice white si ss sc Isn5Ee"sSi ehoice sei
low clarified. SIC; prime do. 1908 7-l6c;
off do, sg4@82sc; seconds, 214@3 1-i6c. Mo
lasses-kettle strong; strictly prime, 30c;
good prime, 9s@29c: prime, s6@27c; good
common to good fair, 23@25c; fermenting,
3a5c per gallon lower than sound goods: cen
triiugal, choice, 2Oc; strictly prime. 1s@I9c;
good prime, 15@l7c: fair to prime, 10@l4c:
common to good common, 6@9c. Syrup, "a
@29c.
ST. LOUIS-Flour weak and unchanged,
Wheat-No. 2 red cash 9013@9034c: January,
961Sc, closing at a515c asked. Corn-No. =,
361ac: January. 36lI@367sc, closing at $3.50:
February. 367sc, closing at 367sc: May, $50
SSS15c, closing at Ssllc bid: Oats weak and sc
lower: No. . cash, Sic bid: May, 321s@3212c,
closing at 32llSc bid. Rye quiet but firm: No.
2, Sc Barley firm but quiet: Iowa, 45@5+c;
Minnesota, 55662c. Butter quiet and un-
changed. Eggs weak at ls19c: Provisions ion
SS 621a; new, $40 621a Lard at s. 81.
BALTIMORE-Wheate easy: No. 2red, spot
and the month, 81 02@l 021I: February, 81 04
81 oi4; March; 81 o,z49i@ @ @ HS; May: 81 o61s@ q
mixed. tx spot. 521s6s2sls: the I month. 5g@5allc;
February, 5115@5i54c; March, 5l1s@5lssc: May,
sic; steamer mixed, 463s@46Ac Oats steady;
No white Western, 40c; No. 2mixed West
275 bushels. Rye strong: No. 3, 94119@95c. Hay
steady: good to choice timothy, $l2 5O@l3150.
Provisions dull and unchanged. Butter firm
and unchanged. Eggs weak at 23c.
CINCINNATI-Flours steady. Wheat in fair
demand: No. . red, 45c. Corn firmer: No.
mixed, 421a143c. Oats fairly steady: No.
mixed 341ac. Rve lower: No. 2, g2@93c.
Pork quiet at ss 5O@s IS. Lard i'll good demand
at IS 95. Bulkmeats easy at IS 25G15 37155.
Bacon barely steady at SO 75 Butter irmer.
Eggs dull at 1sc. Cheese steady.
MILvAUKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat easy;
May, 904c: No. spring, s44S5c: No. l North
ern, Ole. Corn firm: No. >, SIC. Oats slow;
Noa white, S2c: No. do, 30@3lc. Barley
quiet: No. ., 5l1ac; sample on track 36@6l15c.
Rye lower; N. /, s6%c Provisions easy.
Pork-May, $40 s5. Lard-May, s6 S71a.
observation-disclosures opened
at sec and closed at sec: May opened at al1sc:
highest, 9lL5c: lowest, 905sc. closing at 9Otc:
on track, No hard. SIC; No. Northern, sSc;
No.2 Northern, s0@s4c.
KANSAS CITY Notwithstanding doing
whatever. Corn higher: No. 2 cash, :31%c
bid: January, 3.7Sc bid. Oats steady: No.
cash, 2S14c bid; January, 29c asked. Butter
and eggs unchanged
TOLEDO-Wheat steady; No. 2, cash and
January. e5c; May, 81 0O1. Corn dull and
steady; No. 2. cash, 42c: No. 8, 4Oc; No. L. SOc
Oats quiet; cash, 34c. Rye dull; cash, soc.
DULUTH-Wbeat-No hard cash, s61dc;
January, s634c; Nav, s5c: No. Northern,
cash, 1910; No. 9, 701ac; rejected, Gle.