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

New York-FLoUR-Receipt $500 pack.
ages: exports, $500 barrels 10 500 sacks: de-
mand light; market weak; sales, L, 300 bar.
! rels.
| CoRNMEAL dull and steady
| WHEAT = Receipts. ls4, 900 bushels; ex.
ports, 254 900 bushels: sales, 100000 bushels
and steady: No, red, 7s1s@7s1Sc store and
elevator, 79c af1oat, 79ss9s01sc l. o. b.: No. 8
red, .7411lc; uneraded red, 7s14@sSl4c; No. l
No, Northern, 7s114@7s15c; No. Chicago,
| s214S21zc: No. 9 Milwaukee, 7ssz@79c; No.
spring, 7614@761Sc; options opened steady,
foreign buy fns, declined 1l@Ac on cholera
| reports, larger receipts, weaker cables and
longs realizing, CLOSED weak at 1@ssc under
yesterday: trading dull: No 2 red, Septem,
| Der, 7sssl791Sc, closing at 7S5sc; October, 1874
@SO1<c, closing at 1870: November, ,s1k @S115c.
| closing at size: December, so l3- l6QS313c,
closing at s32sc; March, s7ssc; May, ss1a@ssAc,
| RYE-Dull and nominal; Western 6I@67c.
| BARLEY MALT-Nominal.
CoRN-Receipts, "a. 600 bushels; exports, IT,
900 bushels; sales, 675, 600 bushels futures, 81
600 bushels spot: spot higher, quiet, held flrm-
ly; No. 2, 5615Q57c: elevator, 571&c afloat; un-
graded mixed, 541S@5sc, options adanoed
and predictions of frost declined N@sSc on
cholera reports and local realizing. closing
steady at IsQAc up: September, ,b54 @5ec, clos.
555lc: November. 55116561sc, closing at 55116c;
D 'cember, 556@5615c, closing at 56c; May,
511@575Sc, closing at 571Ic.
OATs-Receipts, 1874. 800 bushels; exports
3l7 bushels; sales, 2S5 900 bushels futures,
ll5.000 bushels spot: spots moderately active
and easier: options dull and lower; Sep
tembeT $724Sasalc clossing at 8731c octo6er
4oc, closing at S91lc; December, 4064015c, clos
Ing at 40c; No. 9 spot white, 3s@40c; mixed
Western, Ss@$915c: white do, 391a@4511c; No.
Chicago, ,S91l@5SH.
HAY quiet.
HOPS quiet and steady.
GRoCERIEs-Coffee options opened steady
and unchanged to 6points up; closed firm,
ing September, l3.60@lS.75c; october, 13.40@
l3.50c: November, 13.;5@ 40c; December,
S5c; January. l8 l6@lS 25c; March, ,lS. lt
OILS. 25c; May, 13.2Oc. Spot Rio firm and
quiet; No. z, l41sc. Sugar, raw, firm and
quiet: sales, 2S5 hogsheads Muscovado $50
test, &c. and 800 hogsheads concrete $50 test,
lasses-Foreign nominal; New Orleans dull
and steady. Rice steady and fairly active.
COTTON SEED OIL firm and quiet.
TALLow firmer; city (S2 for packages),
47-l6@Hdc.
RosIN quiet and steady.
TURPENTINE scarce and firm at es@2s15c
poor, per case, sS 5O@4 %; receipts, $500
packages.
HIDES dull and steady
HOG PhoDUCTs-Pork quiet and frmer.
Cut meats steady; picked shoulders. 61/0
&c; sales, $4,000 pounds; bellies, 7L@7sc;
middles quiet. Lard frmer and quiet; West
ern steam closed at 81 20; sales, $50 tierces
at 81 65@7 67l.: option sales none; September
closed at 81 10 bid; October, 81 70 asked.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter in fair demand;
choice firm: Western dairy, 141aQ13c. Cheese
fairly active and f1rmer.
rhi;aGelphia-Flour weak Wheat opened
K6ssc higher in sympathy with the West
Out subsequently reacted Ne under in
creased pressure to sell, closing barely
No. red, September, 745S7ssIe x'V5a octo5s.r .r
161S6763sc: November, 7S1sc; December, S01S0
SG5sc. CONCEPTIONS firm, but little disposi-
tion to trade, and values were largely nom-
inal; local carlots quiet and lower: No.
mixed. in grain depot, 5Sc; No. 2 yellow, in
elevator, 5s1lc; No. 2 mixed. septeiD ber 641%
@55c; October M@55c: November, 545S055c:
December, 545s95jc. Oats-Carlots advanced
&c under l1gnG offerings, but demand very
moderate: No. white, 37@5711c; new No. 2
HUIm %nlte, m 4O1494l79c; Nc: white September,
G4l19c; December, 4l1dQ42c. Eggs firm; Penn
syIvania flrsts 22c.
-tnn"apo The market lost ground TO-
DAY. The decline was about 5sc. Cash wheat
was weaker and there was quite a decline on
the best grades. New No. / Northern sold
down to 7lMc in lots of several cars, There
were sales OF new as high as 74c, but the
market toward the close was considerably
lower than at the opening. Old No. North
ern sold off considerably from late prices
Ihlrty cars sold at 76c and there were sales
below this. No. Northern was firmer than
the No. grades, but it lost a little ground
Coarse grains were steady. Rve showed q
better 1eelIng. Close: May, 7S1Sc; Septem-
Der. 7G2sc; December 73c. On track: No.
hard, 7oc: No. l Northern, 7I1Sc; No.
Northern 65@6sc; old September, 725kc.
81. Louis-Flour unchanged Wheat ad-
vanced &c early, but soon reacted and
closed 9sgHc below Yesterday; cash, 6S5sc;
September closed at 6s5zc: October, zoe: De-
cember, 1876; May, 795sc Corn-Cash higher,
44c: options advanced 15Q5sc, but this was
tember finished at 44c; October, 415sI44sIc;
December. 441<c; May 4Ts.c OaIsW cash
higher 3O54c; options CLOSED lower; Septem-
beri Sosac; October, 3l16@3I5sc Rye lower,
5e1zc. Bran quiet, 6oQ6, Nc on east track.
hay quiet and unchanged. Flax seed steady
at 81 w. Cornmeal quiet ut 50 15G2 20. Bag.
ging and cotton ties unchanged.
Toledo-Wheat dull and lower: No. cash
and September, 76lc: October, 76szc; De-
Cember, 7S1ac; May, SAC. Corn dull and
steady; No. 2 cash, 49c; No. s. 4s11zc Oats
quiet; cash, Ssac Rye dull: cash, 5sc; Oc-
prime cash, S5 80: October, s5 20; No 2, IS So
Receipts-Flour, All barrels; wheat, 24s, e22
bushels; corn. l4.64 bushels; oats, 1880 |
bushels; rye, 5.3O5 bushels Shipments
Flour, 25i barre s; wheat, 1856 500 bushels;
oats, 400 bushels; rye. l,25o bushels.
Miiwtuker-Flour quiet Wheat easier:
December, Tee; No. spring, zoe: No. ! |
Northern, 76c. Corn firm: No. 8, 4664615c. I,
Oats firm; No. white, 3411@3516c; No. DO. 32&
@SS11c. Barley quiet; september, CSC: sample |
on track, 4oQ6Sc, Rye quiet; No. l, 601dc. Pro-
visions quiet. Pork, October, $40 10. Lard. |
a, 500 bushels; barley, u 500 bushels. Ship |
ments-FIour $500 barrels; wheat, none; |
barley, 500 bushels.