Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-30
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipt 5000 pack
ages; exports, $50 barrels and $500 sacks;
quiet: generally easy; free offerings; sales,
u, 200 barrels.
WHEAr-Receipts, 897, 900 bushels; exports,
$1,000 bushels: sales, 9S5, 900 bushels futures:
$4,000 bushels spot; spots dull and lower;
7s3z@79c afioat; soc +: o. b.: No. red, 73c;
ungTaded red, 7l@7s1sc; No. 1 North
ern, s4@s4lc; No. l nard, none: No North
2 Milwaukee, 7s55@79szc: No 5 sprfng. none;
options were dull, 1%@3lc lower, and weak;
decline due to foreign selling, continued
free receipts, light clearances longs realiZ-
ing and with the weakness in corn, closing
heavy. December and May most active. No
2 red october, 7s3's@79 3l6c, closing at 7s9sc;
November. sOAc: December, s134@s2536c, CLOS
s7S s7slo. at SlS'' May S7l@SS'@'' closing at
Rye steady and quiet.
BARLEY quiet.
BARLEY MALT dull and steady.
CoRN-Receipts 5000 bushels exports,
1000 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels; futures,
$4,000 bushels spot; spot more active for
export weaker; No. 2, 59@5299sc elevator;
options were dull and ss@1ac lower on re-
ports OF fine weather, large receipts and
selling for Western accounts, closing weak;
De cemb and November most active; Sep
tember, SIC; October, 5l5s@5254c, closing.
5l34c: November, 521a@535sc, closing 52ssc;
December. 5S1a@5474c, closing, $3.50; May,
0STs~Receipes, $1,000 bushels; exports,
3l,9S7 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels futures;
81 600 bushels spot: spots quiet and easier;
and december most active; September, 361sc;
October, 361s@36ssc, closing. 361 14c: November,
$52s4$372sc, closing s715c: No white spot
SSg$S4c; Il mixed Wester1 81, SSggssc; white do
HAY quiet and weak.
HoPs in better demand and f1rmer.
GROCERIES Es-Coffee-options opened firm
10 to 20 points higher; closed barely steady
and unchanged to 10 points up. Sales,
$4,000 bags, including September, A75c;
October. H45@l4 6Oc; November, H.40c: De-
cember. "a Esq "A 35c; January, H25@A SOC;
February, 1425c; March, H.2O@H25c; May,
IA l0@4 2Oc; spot Rio quiet and steady: No. Z,
l53s@l515c. Sugar-Raw fairly active and
firm: sales, 100 hogsheads and 1000 tons
grades easy. No. 6, 413@45sc; 20. 5, 4 7-16@
9-l6c. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans dull and steady. Rice active and
firm.
CoTToNsEED OIL dull and steady.
TALLow weak.
RosIN steady and more active.
TURPENTINE dull and steady.
EGGS quiet and heavy; receipts, s,025 pack
ages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
HOG PRoDUCTs-Pork f1rmer: old mess,
$ll 5o@ll rs; new mess, sl2 25@l2 50. Cut meats
strong: picked shoulders, 624c; middles
quiet; short clear, October IS 00. Lard strong
er, moderate demand; Western steam closed
at IS 3215: sales, $50 tierces at $s 3O@s S7144;;
closing at Ss 35 asked; November, 81 66@7 70,
ary, 81 81 bid.
DAIRY PReDUcTs-Butter quiet and easy;
Western creamery ls@25c; Elgin, 25c Cheese
irregular; part skins, 3@Sc.
st. Louis - Flour unchanged Wheat
opened lower and continued to decline dur
ing the whole session and closed 5Sl3Ic un-
der yesterday; cash and September, 6S3Sc;
October, 695sc; December, 72I1sc; May, 7s5Sc.
Corn under unfavorable advices and gener-
ally lower prices followed wheat and fin
ished I1z@l1zc below yesterday; cash, 42c:
407sc; year, 4O5sc; May, 44c. Oats lower
all through. closing 1c below yesterday:
cash and September, 293zc; october, 1890
293z &C May, 3455sc Bran active at 6O115c on east
track: Hay steady: timothy, good, sl3 so;
prairie, Sc 5OG9 co. Flaxseed higher at 81 O5.
Cornmeal quiet at So 1922 10.
Philadelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat lower,
closing barely steady: No. red, September,
T92@77szc; December, 7915@79slc. Corn
Options dull and weaker; local carlots very
dull: No. mixed, September and October,
5lszQ52c; November and December, 52@521lc
Oats weak; No. mixed, 3615c; No. 3 white
BIC; No white, 4015c; No. 2 white, Septem-
Der, 40@401ac; October, 3SA@3salc: Novem-
Der, 3S@39c; December, 39Q391lc. Butter dull
and weaker; Pennsylvania creamery, extra,
24@2415c; Pennsylvania print, extra 29@32c
22@221Gc. 40 '-' ''''
Toledo-Wheat dull and lower; No 2
cash and .September 74115c; October, 745sc; De.
cember, 7114c; May, s21ac. Corn dull and
steady; No cash, October, Acc: May 49c
Oats quiet; cash, 33c. Rye dull; No. cash,
5S11c; No. 8, 5S19c Cloverseed steady: prime
cash, October and November, SO 40; Decem-
Der, Sc IS. Receipts-Flour 20 barrels; wheat
s067l bushels: corn, 10000 bushels: oats
5000 bushels: rye, 6,2S6 bushels; cloverseed,
42S bushels. Shipments-Flour,2 2 2S7 barrels;
wheat, 60,5O0 bushels; corn, 400 bushels; rye,
600 bushels.
Milwaukee Flour steady and quiet
Wheat weak; December. 7l1Sc; No. spring,
69c; No. Northern, 76c. Corn lower: No. 8,
t1c. Oats lower; No. white. 34@3416c; No.
40, S2dS3c. Barley quiet; September, CSC;
sample, 4sG62c: Rye quiet; No. /. 6lc. Pro
visions steady: Pork-october. sli %:
barrels; wheat, 76.50O bushels; barley,
rs, 200 bushels. SStuments-Flour, l2, 100 bar.
rels; wheat, 100 bushels; barley, $500
bushels.
Minncapolis-Thcre was q big slump in
prices today all along the line. The open.
Ing ~ q closing prices on all futures were re-
spectively tho highest and lowest prices OF
the dayi December opened at ~ and closed
At IKE, May opened at 7ssko aud closed at
11tsc, the cash market was weaker In SYM
pathy with fututosi close; May, T7slc, Sep
tember, flkoi December, Tlasc, on track, No.
] hard, Il,t No. Northern. .GSf07ci Old Sep.
Iiafhio wheai-Nol I hard, slIl0ss,So, No.
Nor hsrn, A.0s2oi No 2 red, sec. No
oorn, tihe hecelpts-w Wheat aa0 ooO bushels,
enfn, lhgp buahela hhipmsnts-Whsas
ssAoop bushtisl cora, pso.oo busheia