Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-03

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ages; exports, 1900 barrels, 5000 sacks; mar
| ket dull and steady; sales, s, $40 barrels.
| CoRNMEAL-Steady.
owoaaaE;AT-ReceipSs. Is5, GOO bushels; exports
5000 bushels spor. Spot dull but firmer
| No. red. 7s3zc store and elevator, 1916
afoat, 79'sGSOs1c f. o. b.; No. 8 red. 7414c; un
graded RED, 7419@Soc; No. Northern, s5c: No
Chicago size; No. 2 Milwaukee, 7S4c; No. ;
| spring, 1870. Options were dull, opening
firm at H&1sc advance on steadier cables
foreign buying, declined HQ34c on free re
ceipts and long selling. advanced 1s@14c on
| local covering and closed steady at 1sg1<c
| down from yesterday; No. 2 red September.
@oJ5sc, closing ut sO15c; November, sIslc
December, s31SGSS l516c, closing at $3.50
May, sS5s@s95sc, closing at s91sc.
BARLEY MALT quiet.
1,O0O bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures,
1000 bushels spot: spot steady and lower but
weak; No. 2, 5595714c eleva tor, 5634@5S15c
afloat: ungraded mixed, 55@5sc; options
dull and l15c lower on large receipts and
free realiz ing, closing weak: September, 54sI
@55c, closing $3.50; October, A5s956c, clos
ing a5sc; November, 55@56c, closing SIC;
December, 55I4 I4G5655sc, closing 551zc; May, 565z
OATs-Receipts, iOOs5O bushels: exports
55j bushels; sales, 225OO0 bushels futures
easier: OPTIONS dull and lower; September,
371&@S77sc. closing size; October, 3s63s15c,
closing 3Sc; November, 3S15@391<c, cloSin =
Sslac: No spot white. 3913c; mixed Western.
37GSsc: white do, 39@45c: No Chicago, 3s11lc
HAY quiet.
HoPs weak and dull.
GRocER1Es- neutrality-suspicious. opened steady
and unchanged to points down; closed
barely steady points down to sup: sales,
10000 bags, including September, 13 50Gll .60c;
October, l3.3O@l3.35c: November, l3 lO@ @I3 l6c;
December, l3.U0@ l3 l0c: January, u. $50 I3 O0c;
March, l295c: May, 1850; spot Rio dull and
nominal; No. T. 145sQH3zc. Sugar, raw, firm
and quiet; refined active and higher; No. 6,
7.l69t ll-l6c; No 1 4 5-l6@t z-l6c; No; 8; ~
No. II, l3-l6Q3 I5-l6c; No. Il, 8 ll-l6@S l3-I6c;
No. lS 3sss@312c; OFF A, 44@4 l5-l6c; mould A,
S-l6@5 6-l6c; standard A, ll6G5 Sl6c; con-
fectioners' A 4 l5-l695 l-l6c; cut loaf, $50
SIC; crushed, 5ss@551c; powdered, l-l69
3-l6c: granulated, 15-l6@5 3-l6c; cubes,
3-l6@5 5-l6c. AIolasses, foreign nominal;
New Orleans steady. Kice in lair demand
CoTToNsEED OIL quiet and firm.
TALLow quiet and firm; city (sa for pack
RosIN quiet and firm; strained, common to
good, 81 2511 80.
TURPENTiNE dull at 27lQ2slc.
EGGS-Free receipts: market quiet and
easier; Western prime, ls1aQl9szc; receipts,
5,5S9 packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork quiet and steady. Cut
meats dull and easy. Middles firm and dull;
short clear, IS 55. Lard dull and steady;
Western steam closed at 81 s5; sales 500
tierces at 81 s5G7 95; option sales, 250 tierces
September, 81 S5, closing at 81 s.; $50 tierces
October at 81 S4
DAIRY PRoDUCTS-Butter dull and easv
Cheese irrer ular ana dull.
Phi hi.adeIphia-FlOur very dull and prices
weak. Wheat showed little change and
ruled quiet: No: red, September, 75as@7515c:
October, 7634@76Ic: November, 54@79c;
December, oO54@Slc. Corn-Little or no
trading in options and quotations nominally
unchanged: local carlots quiet; No. mixed,
on track, 5519c: ungraded yellow in grain
depot, 59c; No. for local trade, 59@60c; No.
spot in export elevator, 55c; No. Mixed
September, October, November and Decem-
Der, 1@5413c. Oats-Carlots quiet; new No.
white. sc; No. white, 4Oc: old do, 4lc; No.
white, september. 3s13@39c: October, 3@
391&c; November, 3913Q4Oc; December, 4OQ
4O7ac. Eggs firm; Pennsylvania tirsts, 22c.
It. Louis-Flour-Buyers are asking con-
ceSsions, but holders are not disposed to let
go. Wheat opened &c up, but soon dropped
1c, rallied later, but Closed L@IIc below YES
terday: cash, 6s7sc; Septemb Der closed at 69c:
October, zoe; December, 725sc; May, 1916.
Corn declined all day and closed 76@lI4c be-
low yesterday; cash and September 1870;
October. 444@A5sc; year, 4S115c; December,
4Sc: MAY, 4744c. Oats lower; cash and Sep
tenlber, 291ac; october, SO5sc; May, 351sc
Rye lower at sec. Bran steady. Hay un.
changed. Flaxseed higher at 79c.
BaItlmore-wheat weak; No. red, spot
and September, 745sc; October, 1880; De
cember, 1870; steamer No. 2 red, 70@
701ac. Corn easy; mixed spot and September
asked Oats easier; No. white Western, 10
@4lc; No. mixed Western, SS@39c Rye
dull at the cline; No. 2, 64465c. Provisions
firm. Mess Pork, sl4 O0@H so. Butter firm
and steady; creamery, fancy, 25Q26c. Eggs
steady at 1s9l9c. Coffee steady; Rio, fair,
l7116c; No. 2, l454@l5c.
Minn-apolfs-There was slightly weaker
cash market for old wheat; new No. North
ern held firm at 415@75c. and old dropped
on n frQn from f,tn 1riO ftot had
obtained; No. Northern sold at 6967lc.
Receipts ofwheat here were 1859 cars and at
Duluth and Superior GA cars. Close: May.
yesterday, 7sc; Deceinb ber 7sbSc velerdav'
FAC. On track: No. hard .776c: no. Northern,
74114c; No.-z Northern, 6s@72c; old September,
1890.
DuIuth-Wheat ruled very quiet to-day,
with the demand generally divided between
spot and future wheat. Receipts OF wheat
are small compared with last year, when u
large amount came this way rom Minne-
apolis tor export. Closing prices:No. hard,
So eSsn S e 7ss
No. Northern, cash, 6S3zc; No. 3, 60c: re-
tected, SOC. On track: No. hard, TIC: No.
Northern, Tc: No. Northern, new, 1870.
No. 2 red, 73c; receipts, Il 900 bushels; ship
ments, $500 bushels. Corn lower; No. 2
mixed, s0@5O15c. Oats in good demand; No.
2 mixed, s49S41zc Rye dull and nominal;
nal at 81 %. Bulk meats. 81 6215. Whisky
firm; sales, s57 barrels, at 81 Is. Butter firm.
Sugar in good demand and higher; hard re-
fined, 45z@55sc; New Orleans, 4041<c. Eggs
steady az I4c. Cheese active and 1rm.
ToI. do-Wheat active, steadier; No. 2 cash
and September, 76c; October, 1910; Decem-
ber, 79c; May, s43sc. Corn dull, steady: No. .
cash, 4s1dc. Oats dull; cash, S3c. Rye dull;
cash, 60c. Clpverseed active, steadier; prime,
cash. to arrive, S5 so; October, $5 6715: No
vemDer, S. so. Receipts-Flour. S75 barrels:
wheat, 1885, 679 bushels; corn, 9,069 bushels;
oats, 500 bushels: rye, 1890 bushels. Ship
H. $40 bal rels; wheat. LA 800