Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-25
GENERAL MARKETS.

| GENEkAL MARkEIS.
New York-FLoUR-Receipts 81 1926 pack.
ages; exports, 9,sz barrels, 6503 sacks
very dull; only small sales; prices he held q
QS 10; winter wheat. low grades % 1903 Is;
fair M to fancy, IS 1894 20; patents. IS s5@4 Is;
minnesota clear; g 1908 IS; straights $S %
| Western, 81 9003 20.
WHEAT-Receipts, 70 250 bushels; exports,
l46 s94 bushels; sales, 1000 600 bushels futures,
oOO0 Dnshels spot: spot market steady and
| dull; No. red. $50 store and elevator; $50
afioat: s61a@8e1Sc + o. b.; No red, sS14@s4c:
NO. Northern. tsAc: NJ; hard, s254c; No.
Milwaukee, SIC: No. spring SOC; Options
were very dull. opening 10 10 Ser and clos
ing weak at 1880 decline from Yesterday
on easier cables. good crop weather, large re-
ceipts West and selling by st. Louis at AChi-
cago; No. red. July, s57sc; August s43I@s5e,
closing at s4Ic; September. s5H@S5ssc, clos
Ing at S51sr; October, s6@ssAc. closing at s6c;
December, ssss@S9c, closing at Ss5sc May,
1889, 93@931Sc, closing at 9316c.
RYE-Dul and steady; Western at 75@7Sc
CoRN-Receipts, 8, ,2S0 bushels; exports, "a 939
bushels; sales, 1o5 OGo bushels: futures. 16 900
bushels spot. Spot stronger and dull. No.
2. SOC afioat: ungraded mixed, 45@54c. OPP
tions have been very dull and closed 21ac
up on July, with other months unchanged
to &c higher. The advance on July was
through Squeezing of shorts July, 6Oc.
closing at 6Oc; August, 5515c, closing at
551ac; September, t11c, closing at SIC; Oc-
tober. SIC; December, 5sss@5s5ac, closing at
5SGc.
0ATs-Receipts So 200 bushels: exports. 4 8.
06s bushels; sales, none: $4,000 bushels
spots dull, easier. Options dull and nom-
tsm5er. age NJ. viii xSite, D s7aSssc:a ai mtSed ssp
West Western, sssgs7hc; white do, ss@isc; No. 2
H4I-steady and quiet; shipping, so@65c;
HoPs-Quiet and steady; State. common to
choice, ls@25c: Pacific coast, ls@24c.
GRooEHasCSse options steady s un-
including Jnlv, Il. a.s5@lss soc: August. 1ss5c;
September. l2.s5c: october, i2.SO@ l235c; De.
cember, II S5@l240c: January, 12.35c; March,
12s5o; K; "a. April 1as5e: 5 May, laAse spot
Sugar-Raw, quiet, held flrmer; lair re-
fining, ESQ asked: centrifugals, 96 test,
8 3.lsc asked: refined, steady and
Orleans, steady and quiet: common and
fancy 25c: Rio domestic, fair to extra, 45SO
61ac; Japan, 51s@5Ac.
torroNsEED OF, on steady and quiet; crude,
TALLow firm and quiet; city (sa for pkgs),
4932@4 5-l6c.
RosiN steady; strained, common to good,
TURPENrINE steady and quiet at 29%@Soc
EGes quiet and steady; Western prime,
l61@7c; DO poor. per case, So oo@s 30; re-
o.,
HIDES quiet and steady: wet salted, New
'Orleans selected, 1915 lbs, 6@sc; Texans
selected. 6o@60 lbs, 6@sc.
Hoe rRoDUors.Pork quiet and steady: old
meats dull: picked bellies. 9@slc; do
shoulders. nc; do hams, 12@I2]5c middles
dull: short clear. 81 95. Lard steady and
no sales; August, 81 40; September, 81 5O
October. 81 81
DAIRY PRoDUcrs-Butter quiet and steady;
Western dairy, ls1a@17c; do factory. i5@1e1Sc;
Elgin, 22@221ac. Cheese quiet and firm; part
skins, 21a@6c.
Minncapois-The reports from the spring
wheat fields dropped out for the day and did
not play any pare. Showers were reported
in North Dakota, and it was taken for
were visited, and that, SO far as there might
be change in consequence, it would be for
the better The cash market was fully as
dency for futures. No. Northern sold prin-
cipally at soc, with some at Sj15c, and about
as much more at less than Soc. The market
here were 207 cars, and at Duluth and Supe-
rior 81 cars. CIose-July. 1870: yesterday,
7611c: August, 1880: yesterday, 7611c: Septem-
bsr, 7SMc; yssssHterday, ssH 7onc; December. 57Ssc;
No. Northern, 791Sc: No. 2 Northern, 72@s6c;
old August quoted at TIC.
Phiiadeiphia-Flour quiet. Wheat dull
and lower; No. red, July. s4@s41ac; August.
@S5c. Corn-With light offerings prices Of
options were steadily maintained. with but
little disposition to trade; local car lots of
No. avery scarce. and buyers Obliged to pay
extreme prices TO get supplies: No. liieh
mixed. In grain depot, Gle: No. 2 mixed,
J July, 5SA@54c; August, 5S1a@53szc; Septem-
Der and October. 53@5s1ac. oats--Car lots
nominal; No. white, BIC: No. white. 800 !
3915c; choice No. 2 white. 4Oc: No. white, |
July, Ss@3a15c: August. 3s@3sLc; September |
and October. 371a@3sc. Eggs steady, but
quiet; Pennsylvania frsts, lie.
Cincinnsti.-Flour steady. Wheat dull and |
weaker: No. red, 75@76c: receipts, $500 |
bushels; shipments. 800 bushels. Corn in
demand; No. mixed. sic. Oats
lower: No. 2, Tie: new, 66@67c. Pork very |
steady at sia 25. Lard strong at 81 OK. |
Bulk meats in moderate demand ut 81 1911.
quiet and steady; sales, 655 barrels on a basis |
OF 81 10. Butter steady. Sugar barely steady |
Eggs heavy ut 1O1d@llc. Cheese firm.
Ra,timore-Wheat easy: No. 2 red spot,
Sssh@ssMc; July: ss7a@ssac; August; ss@ss1sc;
July. 5419c; September, 53as@54c.sOats steady:
No. 2 white Western, 5S15c asked; No. |
mixed Southern, s5c asked. Rye quiet; No.
held. Provisions steady. Butter firm;
creamery. fancy, 22c Eggs steady at I6c
Coffee firm: Rio fair, tic; No. Z, l3c.
Duluth-The wheat stock here will show
a decrease of about 10000 bushels during
the past week. The close was nc OF all
around. Following were the closing prices:
No. hard cash. s211c; July. s214c; Septem-
Der. Sic: December, Ssc No. Northern cash,
1915c; July, 7s14c; Sentember, 1870: Decem-
Der, Soc; No. Northern cash, 7I1&c; No. 8
sc: rejected, SIC On track, No. l hard, SIC;
No. Northern, S0lc.
Administrations quiet. Wheat easy; Sep
tember, 75c; No. spring. Tic; No. Northern.
,29ssc Corn nominal: No; 8, 471ac; Oats
'o@slc. Rye quiet; August, SOC. Clover seed
dull; prime cash, u 90 nominal; October,
'5 55 Receipts wheat, 13s,sg bushels; corn,
i295 bushels. Shipments-Flour,333 1888 bushels;
wheat, "a, 600 bushels; corn, 400 bushels.
Peoris-Corn scarce and firm: No. 2, 45c;
No. 8. 4sc: No. I. 40c. Oats steady: No.
vhite, So08oHc: No. white, So3z03lNc. Rye
-Scarce: No. z,66c. Whisky trm; wines,
I 15; spirits. 81 u. Receipts-Corn, 1i,oo6
lis; barley, none. Ship,nents-Corn, 1000
,ushelsi oats, $500 bushels; rye. mono; bar
ey, 1000 bushels.
Kan.as city-wheat firm; No. hard, old.