Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-13
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipt 1900 pack
ages; exports, 100 barrels, 23sOO sacks;
high grades firm; low grades flrmer and
quiet; sales 1880 barrels.
wHEAr-Receipts, 10000 bushels; exports,
7l,0OO bushels; sales, 1,39o.0Oo bushels fut-
ures. 10000 bushels spot Spot lower, fair
ly active and steady: No. Q red, s215c in
store and elevator; $3.50 afioat; sssf@s4sSc f..
o. b.; No. red, 79lc; ungradcd red, 7O@
SIC; No. Northern, s61Ic; No. hard, 9l1Ic;
No. Northern, s054c; No. 2 Chicago. s5s4c;
No. Milwaukee, s31ac; No. spring, size:
options were dull and weaker. declining H
@Hc on weaker cables, favorable
inS HPgp and e ne weasser ss seroad "a "a
Nc and closed steady at ss@s1c under yes
terday; No. red, August, s21a@sSc, closing
sslc: October. ss1G@s4ssc. closing at ss6c;
December 81 l-l6Gs715c, closing at s7lzc:
May. s aS@sasso. a closing at s21sc-
BARLEY MAIr-Quiet
CoRN-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports,
II, 600 bushels; sales, $50 900 bushels futures,
$1,000 bushels spot. SDot quiet and easier:
mixed, 5s66lc; options were weak all day
and closed at a decline of 1@l1Sc on i'm
proved weather West; weak, lower cables;
Der, 591sQ595zc, closing at 59Lc; October clos
ing 5s3Sc.
oATsSReceipts, l7s,ooe bushels; exports,
5000 bushels spot; spot dull and lower;
options dull and weaker; August, Ss1zc,
closing at 3s1ac; September. 3s1d@3s59c, clos
s 5gs SsT SsssssT sSssl, sSss l,,ee closing Ss at
49c; mixed Western, ss@4OHc; white do,
41@4Sc; No. 2 Chicago, 8911c.
HAY quiet and firm.
HOPS in better demand and firm.
Es-Coffe--Options opened barely
steady, unchanged to 10 points down, closed
ing August. l2.s5c: September. Il sO@l2 s5c;
October, l2S0@l2 Csc; December II 500 Is OOc;
March, II bose; May, l2.9O@l3 05c: spot
Rio firm and in lair demand; No. Z. 134@i4c.
active; off A, 1l6@4zc; mold A,
49-l6@4 1l-l6c; standard, 47-I6@4 s-l6c; con-
tectioners' A, 5l6@4 7-l6c; cut Loaf, 5l-l6@
1 lSl6@45ac; cubes, 4 1ll6@4 l3-l8c. Molasses
Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet and
steady. Rice quiet and firm.
COTTON SEED OIL easy and quiet.
TALLow quiet and steady: city (S2 90 for
packages), 1 5-l6@4ssc.
RosIN dull and steady.
TURPENTINE dull and steady.
EeGs in light demand and steady; receipts,
4, Sci packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
HOG PRoDUCrs-Pork dull and steady. Cut
meats veal weak and md quiet Picked bellies. sag
pounds at SIC. Middles steady and quiet
Lard quiet and lower Western steam closed
at $s OH Option sales, 1900 tierces Sep
closing at ss 02 bid.
DAIRY PRoDUors Butter steady and in
moderate demand. Cheese in light demand
and easy.
ST. Lou's-Flour dull and easier; patents
s. 70@S s5 extra fancy, So 1898 IS; fancy.S3 90
as 20; others unchanged. Wheat developed
d further decline this morning, followed by
a weak. sagging market with small and fleet
ing reactions until ssc down, the close being
ms fypv
every quarter was weakening; No.2 red cash
lover at 73c; August, 1910 bid; September,
7a97tae, closing at 5lhs9A4c bid; Decem-
with everything lovely in the weather and
weaker domestic markets, fell of l cent
closing only nc above bottom; No. cash
5O1Gc, closing at 4s54c bid; October, 4sTc:
May, Soc. Oats gave way under the general
influence; No. 2 cash, 33c bid; August, s3Lc;
May s51sc NOMINAL. Rye % in limited Vsu dsmand: md,
No. 2 bid for at 60c, East side. Barley-No
trade. Hay-No change to note. Bran, CSC
at mill. Flaxseed firm at 97c timothy Seed
81 259l IS.
Phi'adeIphia - Flour dull. Wheat de-
pressed by free offerings and the continued
Indifference of shippers; steamer No red
in export elevator. 1910; No. 8 red in export
7sc; No. Pennsylvania in export
sI No red August sGSs9e
November, sl6@S4c. Corn-Options weak
and lower; local carlots dull and weak; un-
graded mixed, 55c; No. 2, for local trade, 500
Coo; No. mixed August, 5s1a@59c; Septen-
Der, October and November, 57@57%c Oats
-Carlots dull and weak; futures nominalIy
No: white, S9115c; No. 2white,
4915c. Butter-Fine goods steady; Pennsyl.
vania print, extra, 2Sc Eggs steady: Penn |
sylvania firsts, 1Sc. Receipts-Flour, 400 |
barrels, 1900 sacks; wheat, ia 800 bushels: |
corn, 16, 500 bushels, oats. 8, 100 bushels.
Cincinnati-Flour duh and lower Wheat |
steady; No. red. 751ac; receipts, 9,s95 bush. |
els; shipments, $500 bushels Germ heavy:
No. 2 mixed, sic. Oats steady; No. mixed. |
35c. Rye scarce and firm; No. 2, SIC. Pork |
neglected and lower at $l2 50 Lard nomi- |
nal. Bulk meats dull and lower at IS BIZ. |
Bacon dull and generally neglected at SO 90 |
81 l5. Butter steady and firm. Sugar |
steady. Eggs steady at I1M@l2c. Cheese |
dull.
Milwaukee Flour quiet Wheat lower:
September, 75Ic: No. spring. 75c; No. i |
SIC. Corn quiet: No. g. Ole. Oats |
steady; No 2 white, 36@3615c; No s do, IS |
G353c. Barley easier; September CSC; sam
pie ON track, 3s@6Oc. Rye quiet; No ], 69c.
Provisions easy; September pork Sl2 Is: Sep
tember lard, 81 921% Recefpts-Flour, 1 600 l
barrels; wheat, IS 0O0 bushels: barley, 100 BUSH
1000 bus hels; barley, none.
PeoriaA Corn scarce firm: No. g. x7c: No.
!, 45c. Oats active, IRREGULAR; No white,
'5H H@35Ac: No. white, 34@3416c. Rye quiet;
No. 2. 62@64c. Whisky firm; wines, 81 Is;
spirits, 81 IL. Receipts-Wheat,2 ,25 700 bushels;
shipments, 1850 bushels. Corn-Receipts |
], l50 bushels: shipments $500 bushels. Oats
Receipts, A. 600 bushels: shipments, 1920 |
bushels Rye-Reoeipts, $50 bushels. Barley,