Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-11
GENERAL MARKETS.

New Hork-FLoUR-Receipt $1,000 pack
ages: exports, 80 barrels, $1,000 sacks;
market about steady, moderate demand;
sales %, 400 barrels.
wHEAT-Receipts, 200 900 bushels; exports,
2s2, 900 bushels; sales. 900 bushels
futures. 14s00O bushels spot. Spot
steady and less active; No. 2 red, s3skc in
store and elevator: s4sss afioat; s411@s51zc f..
O. b.; No. red, sO5sc; ungraded red, 7O@
92llc; No. Q Northern, size; No. 2
Chicago. s61sc; No. 2 Milwaukee, s4@s4Ic;
No. 8 spring, s0@s0Ac: options were dull
and opened L@5sc lower on reports of rain
in Kansas, lower cables and foreign selling,
large receipts in Bradstreet's statement and
an expected favorable Government report,
advanced 3s@5sc on fair clearances. export
demand and local covering, increase closing
steady at &c up to Nc down; No. ? red, Au-
gass SSE sEcsnS closing as ossoSar
@s511c, closing at $3.50; December. s7H@
s. Ice, closing at sss6c: May, ,s2H@s311c, clos
RTE-Weak and dull; W sstern, 7a@74c.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet and nominal
CoRN-Receipts. $4,000 bushels; exports,
100 bushels; sales, $50 600 bushels futures, A..
900 bushels spot SPOT firmer, dull: No. 2
csc elevator. 6s@ss7zc af1oat; ungraded
mixed. 59@5915c; options were very dull, de-
clincd A@lc on rains West large receipts
and lower cables, advanced A@lc on de-
crease in Bradstreets expected light re-.
ceipts, closed firm: August eO11z@6lsSc. clos
ing at el3sc; September, 5ssaQ5ss6c, closing
at $3.50; october, 5s@5s3zc. closing at 5sAc;
December, 5sc; NAV, 5S34@59c.
OATs-Receipts, 90,000 bushels; sales, 1885,
00O bushels futures. 600 bushels spot: spot
firm; quiet: options firmer: moderately ac-
September. 3s3z@S9Hc. closing at 3sc: Oc-
tober 3s%@39sSc. closing at 1880: spot Nos
white, 4Sc; mixed Western, ss@4lc: white
Western, A@4sc; No. 2 Chicago, 4O@4O1ac.
HAY quiet and firm.
HOPS steady and quiet.
GRoCERIEs-Coffee options opened firm and
unchanged to 10 points up, closed steady, so
6Ia soc; November, I2;s5@I2 SOC: December,
&c., MsT Sanas s5s spot fsSs RsS me4 Mssss nnd
Sugar-Raw, firm but active; sales, III bss; bags;
centrifugals 800 test to arrive, at 8 3-l6 net;
nominal: New Orleans, quiet and steady.
COTTON SEED on dull and unsettled; crude,
26@27c; yellow, 3lc.
TURPENT1NE quiet and steady at 2s@ssNc;
sales, $50 barrels.
EGGS in fair demand: western prime, 171s@
1Sc receipts, 1880 packages.
HIDES dull and steady
Hoe PRopUCrs-Pork firm and quiet. Cut
meats quiet and easy. Picked bellies, SIC.
steady and dull. Lard dull and castor:
Western steam closed at So 90 Option
sales. $50 tierces: September, s. l6@s 19, clos
ing at IS 10 bid: october closed af IS Is bid
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter firm and quiet
CHEESE quiet and firm; part skins, SQ7c
ST. Loui.-Flour nfeIess and prices nm.
changed Wheat opened lower on the break
in corn, recovered from the depression,
dropped back, then went up and finished ut
lower at 73zsc; August, 73lI@74c, closing at
74c: September, 74ss@751sc, closing at 75c
asked; December, 7s11@7s1sc, closing at
cline, dropped further ON rain in Kansas,
but after some selling reacted closing nc
below yesterday; No. cash lower at iSc;
August, 4913c. closing at 1890 nominal; Sep
October, 4s1ac nominal; May, 3615c bid. Oats
showed considerable strength, advancing lc
and closing with sellers Kc below the TOP:
September, 32@93c, closing at $3.50. RYE
None offered, with Gle bid for No. Z Barley
No trade. Hay steady and unchanged.
month delivery. 81 IS bid Flaxseed active
and firm At SIC.
hi'adeiphia-Flour quiet and barely
steady. Wheat barely steady; No red in
export elevator. 7s1Sc; No. red spot in do.
bef. s2@saNc october, ss1Sgs4c; S November. SePe
s415@S5c. Corn weak and lower: unsraded.
55@5sc; No. high mixed in grain depot,
soc; No tsG.slE Sellow in do. sic; No. mixed,
57@571zc. Oats firm but quiet: No. |
8 white, 40c; cnoice No. white, 43c; No.
white, August, 4o3z@4lIc; September lU@ |
4011c; October, 4oh@4lc; November, 4015@IIc.
Butter firm; Pennsylvania prints, 2SG32c |
Eggs, lSc.
Cincinnati-Flour steady. Wheat scarce
and fiImf No. 2 red, 75h@76c: receipts, %, I25 |
bushels; shipments, 2l,OI5 bushels Corn
lower: No. mixed, 52Lc. Oats steady: No
2 mixed, 34s4c. Rye strong: No. 2, &C. Pork
quiet at Sl3 %. Lard generally neglected at |
81 s7H Bulkmeats merely nominal at ss 62L.
Bacon quiet and firm at 50 25 Whisky
steady;i sales ga barrels at 81 l5 Butter
scarce dnd higher. Sugar steady. Eggs steady |
at 1115cl Cheese dull.
Toiets etso-Wheat active, easier: No cash.
So1Ic August, s0Ac: September and Decem-
Der, S0Hc. Corn quiet; No. cash, SIC; |
No. 2 Yellow, 63c. Oats dull; cash. 34l6c.
Rye qu&et; cash, 10c. CIoverseed higher: |
prime ctsh. 81 90, nominal; October, So 25' Re- |
$50 barrels: wheat, 2se, l9k BUSH
els; coIp, 6,746 bushels; oats, 2,O3S bushels: |
rye, 5,55f bushels. ShiDments-FIour 1905 |
barrels;I wheat, 163,9o0 bushels; oats, 400 |
bushels{
MIND dRpoiis-Cash wheat has been in good |
low grades in lighter supply: No. |
Nortfern sold at S01a@S1c, closed at S011c: |
car receipts here we're 1876 and IS in Duluth.
Close: kugust, 1910: September. 755zc: De-
On track: No. hard, Go: No. |
North IN. sci%~: NJ. s,h--n s297sc.