Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-04
GENERAL MARKETS,

New York-FLouR-Receipts. 27.l0o pack
| ages; exports, $500 barrels, 2U,sOO sacks
moderate demand, generally steady; sales
WHEATIReceipts, $4,000 bushels; exports
s22 600 bushels; sales, 2 su2 900 bushels futures
l79,OOO bushels spot: fairly active fol
export; No. 2 red; ssH@ssHc. store and ele
red. sic; ungraded red, 72@s51Sc: No. North
ern s71sc: No. hard, 9I4@si15c: No North
ern, sl24c; No. Chicago, SIC: No. Milwau
s eS S p on RgeE RToresn ssging oRroe, r@e1
cables bullish West fair cleaIances and un.
favorable crop reports from Cali fornia, and
declined ss0A on Bradstreet's statement OF
increase east of Rockies, easier French
cables. liberal receipts and local realizing;
closed firm with August Nc up, other
months UNCHANGED; trading fair: No. 2 red,
Der, 81 S-l6@s459c, closing at s4Izc: October
S51QS61sc, closing at S51%c; December ss1s q
sSsc, closing at ss1sc; May, 92A@ss1Sc
CoRN-Recefpts. 10000 bushels: exports,
$4,000 bushels; sales, $50 0c0 bushels futures
$4,000 bushels spot: spot frmer on scarcity:
quiet: No. 2, 571aQ5sc in elevator; 591k@6Oc
advanced early 13@lc on hi her cables, and
with wheat declined ss@5sc on local real
izin", closed dull at 14@ssc up for the day
August, 5sH@563Ic, closing Ut 5e1sc: Septepl-
ber, 55@55hc closin" at 55Lsc; October 55Ls6
55Ie; December, 541S@5i54c.
OArs-Receipts, 1900 bushels; exports,
200 bushels: sales, 5000 bushels futures,
&c MP, firm, fairly active; August, 371S@3sc,
closing at S71%c; September, 3715@38c, closing
at S1ae; October. a725@ss1sc. closing at s7Ae:
SOC: white do, 5714644c No. 2 Chicago, 3s5Sc.
GRooERIEs-Cotfee Options barely ste ady
at 10 TO 10 points down: sales. l6Gc0 ags,
including August, l2.4o@l2 45c; September,
250@l2. .55c; March, 12.6o@la CSC: May, 12 55c;
spot Rio, steady and quiet; No. Z, l336@l315c.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady; sales, AS hhds:
muecovado, $50 test at 2 ll-I6c and ii 3z ma ts
Iloilo at 2 332c fiat: refined in moderate de-
mand and steady. Mollasses-Foreign, NOM
inal: New Orleans, quiet and steady. Rice
fairly active and firm.
32c.
TURPENr1NE dull and lower at 2s%@es.
EGGs in lair demand and frmer: Western
prime, isQlsMc; receipts, 4 ,4e5 packages.
cutmeats steady and dull; picked bellies,
SIC. Middles dull and steady. Lard higher
and dull; Western steam closed at 81 721155;;
tierces;September. 81 69@7 f21s closing at
81 72 October, 81 65G7 81, closing at 81 7s.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter steady but quiet.
Cheese firm and quiet.
St Louis-Flonr in moderate demand and
unchanged. Wheat opened strong, advanc-
ing on fairly ctive trading, aided by light
receipts and corn's strength; fluctuations
downward, followed with narrow range, the
close being dull and weak at loss of s66Lc:
No red cash lower, 1870; August, 73sf@
1413c, closing at 7314c bid; september 7IsS@
Io5sc closing at l45sc bid: December, 7siz@
1870, closing at 7sLzc bid Corn advanced on
damage by hot weather and reacted on free
realizing, closing sc above yesterday: No. 2
cash higher, Ec; August, 46c bid; Septem-
per, 46Q46Hc, closing at 461sc asked. Oats
were bulllsh on bad crop news, advancing
nc, some of which was lost later; No. 2 cash,
septeMber sossGsic, closing at sossc asked.
bid. Barley-No trading. Bran stronger,
Gle at mill Hay-Best grades in good re.
quest; timothy, $40 oO@l4 90; prairie, Sc cog
so.
Kansas City-New wheat in good demand
new. 65@66:; No. red. 67@7oc. Corn tirm
and in fair demand; No. 2 mixed, 4215042s<c;
No 2 white, 5Ih9S219c Oats firin: No: 2
nax o ss Rye steady; as; No. ns%na sHc faS so9
seed steady at ss@slc. Bran steady; sacked,
50@62c. Hay weak; timothy, 81 50@9 90;
prairie. S. 0o@6 90. Butter firm; creamery,
at 1O@lo1ac. Recelpts-Wheat 4L000 bush
els; corn, 1000 bushels: oats, 5000 bushels.
Shipments - Wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn,
none; oats, none.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES prices were the low
est of the day, 1870; September, &c lower
than Yesterdays closing. Receipts here
were 3o6 bushels and l0l in Duluth and
Superior: The market for cash wheat
ruleo uuli an tne demand was poor, except
for choice No. Northern, wnicn sold early
at rather better prices than yesterday. No.
Northern sold ut 7s@soc, according to quail
tty, closing at TS14c. Close: September 7lNc;
December, TIC. On track, No. l hard, Soc;
No. Northern, 7s1zc; No. Northern, 700
75c.
Phiiadelphia-Flourq quiet Wheat opened
strong and closed easier; No. 2 red August,
s2@s21sc; September, ,s2A@s3c; October, SlNc;
November, sisz@s5c. Corn-options fair but
quiet: CARROTS quiet; No. mixed, August,
ber, 5414@5415c. Oats-Carlots higher; old
white, BIC: No. white, 40Q4lc; options
strong but quiet: No. 2 white August, 39QR40c;
3s&@39c. Butter firm and in good demand;
creamery extra. 23098<c
Eggs steady; Pennsylvania frsts, 1916
New OrIeans-Sugar strong; centrifugal
prime yellow clarified, SX63 ltl6c; on do,
5s<63 1916: seconds, 21513 9-l6c.