Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-20
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FIoUE-Receipts, s2,soo pack.
ages; exports, $500 barrels, 2l7H0 sacks;
moderate demand steady; sales, 9,loO bar
rels.
CoRNMEAL quiet and steady.
., MNoaaEEATlReeeipts, WE 5Is GOO bushels; exports
6l,OOO bushels spot; spot dull and easier. clos
ing steady: No 2 red, 7754@7Sc; store and ele-
vator, 7s2lc; afioat. 7s11G7ssIc, f. O. b.: No 8
Sse So Nofs6ern N $685. Ssa No hae haTd &c.
No Northern, T734@7s11c: No. 2 Chicago, SPY Z
@s21; No. 2.MilWaukee, 77s4o; No. 8 spring,
weak on continued heavy receipts and small
clearances; dull and easy cables; large in.
crease in the visible and stocks in store: No.
October, 7s1T@7sAc, ciosfng at 7sl5e; Novem, H
Der, S0@S03sc, closing at soc; December, 81 g. -l6
@s2c, closing at slssc: May, 81 9l6@ssc, clos
ing at S75sc.
RYE dull and weaker; Western, 64@66c.
Stocks of grain store and afioat September
IL: Wheat $685. ,4S9 bushels; corn, lob s57
bushels; oats ll4s ,a lot M bushels: rye, 6lso
bushels; pease 376 bushels.
BARLEY MALT dull.
CoRN-Receipts, 1Os,9OO bushels; exports,
l9 600 bushels; sales, 5S5, 900 bushels futures,
$1,000 bushels spot; spot dull, lower and weak:
No. 2, 4@5414c elevator; a24@55c af1oat; un-
graded mixed, 541a@55c: options were dull
and 130HC lower on fine weather and large
receipts with increased stocks and visible
supply; September, 540541Ic, closing at SAC;
October, 54@545lc, closing at SIC; November,
A7S@55Ac, closing at 55c; December, 5515@
5614c, closing at 55ssc; May, 565s@5654c, CLOS
ing at 5613c.
OATs-keceipts, 257 $50 bushels; exports,
800 bushels; sales. 475OO0 bushels futures,
and lower: options dull and weaker; Sep
tember, S7@371lc. closing at SIC; October.
375s@3sc, closing at 3I5sc; November, 3s 1l-16
closing at s94c; No. 2 white, 3s115c mixed
Western, 361503S]$c; white do, 3S15@l4l5c: No.
Chicago, 3715@SsHc.
ATqufet and weak; shipping, 6o@65c; good
to choice, 75@S5c.
HOPS dull and easy.
GRoCERIEs-Coffee options opened firm: 5@
20 points advance, closed steady 10@2O poin Is
up: sales. &c, 500 bags, including September
Al0@l4.l5c; October, 13.90@ @l3 CSC; November
l3 soc: December, Is. 656l l3. .7Oc; JANUARY l3 co
@l3 Csc; March. Is 60@l365c; April. 1855; May
l5c. Sugar-Raw, firm: centrifugals, 96 test,
35sc; sales IL hogsheads and G20 bags; Mus
cuvados balance cargo, SO test, Sd ex ship;
refined REIN, fairly active and steady; powdered,
Orleans quiet and steady Rice in good de-
mand and firm
CoTroNsEED OIL more active and easy;
crude, 2T79c.
TALLow dull and steady.
RoSIN dull and steady.
TURPENTINE quiet and easier at 2eIL629%c.
EGGS quiet and steady; receipts, s,559 Dack-
ages.
HIDES quiet and easy.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork dull and steady: old
mess, Sll OoQll 90; new mess, slI 55@l2 %;
extra prime, $l2 %. Cut meats firm and
quiet; picked shoulders, 615c; do hams, iOL
@llc; middles quiet; short clear, Ss 37%.
Lard dull and easy; Western steam closed
at 81 TO- Sales, 450 tierces at 81 67ISm7 ~
Options-Sales, $50 tierces: Sentember Closed
at 81 IS; October, 81 65 asked; December, 81 90
asked.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter quiet and steady.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Philadelphia-Flour weak and unsettled.
Western winter clear, SS 4O6D3 rs: do do
straight, s. 1904 oO;winter patent, * OO@4 40:
al 25 do patent, 81 $500 g. Wheat opened
weak and prices declined L@15c, but after
ward rallied slightly and closed firm; No. 2 |
RED IN exp1rt 9prz,sy ezl,esyyator 74c No; red, Sep
vember, 7524@16c: December, 7S5ll79c Corn |!
CARROTS Ne higher, but quiet: no trading
IN IN futures; prices nominal: no grade, 5sc;
elevator, 4c; No. 2mixed. September, $3.50 |
64c; October 5345314c: November, 63@5SIc;
December, boQ5S19c. Oats-Local trade de- |
S71ac: No: 2 white, Ale; No 2white Septem, |
Der, 40@401ac; October, 391L6393[c: Noyem- |
Der. :SS3g4Oc; December, i5@40f&c Butter
xtra, Csc: do print, 2s1Slc. Eggs firm: |
f1rsts, 22c Cheese firm and |
fairly active; part skins, 61s@sc.
MilwaukeemoFlour quiet. Wheat steady: |
Northern, 76c: Corn quiet: No. 3, 4SI5c.
Oats steady; No. white 35@35%c; No 5 |
do, SS9ass; 5seasf8 Barley quiet; September SIC;
sample, SeQ66c. Rye higher; No. !, 6Oc. Pro- |
octoberd S717 Receipts-Flour. 7,O0t barrels;
wheat, $4,000 bushels; barley, 60, 0O0 bushels. |
6Oo barrels; wheat, 13 500 |
bushels.
Minneapois-The wheat market opened a |
shade higher than it closed Saturday and |
there was some inquiry, but on the dealings |
few points in North Dakota the farmers are |
filling the elevators. The movement of |
grain to Minneapolis and Duluth was active. |
Plenty OF slugging of short wheat drove it
down again. Close: December, 7ILc.
Kansas City-Wheat irregular; No. hard,
Did, 59c; new, 5924@6O14c; No. red, 631S@ |
NC. Corn barely steady; No. mixed, 39I&c;
mixed, 26@27c; No. 2 white, 3OG3lc. Eggs |
1rm at l6c. Receipts-Wheat So 600 bushels; |
,orn, $4,000 bushels Shipments-Wheat,
:Oo3 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 1000