Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-24

day. Rio on spot firmer and dull; No. Z. Ice
Sugar. raw, dull and firm: fair refining &c
centrifugal, $50 test, 7-16@313c. Refined
steady and quiet. Molasses nominal Tor
foreign; New Orleans. steady and quiet;
common to fancy 25@35c Rice active and
firm; domestic, fair to extra, 414@6c; Japan,
5@5Nc.
CoTroNsEED OIL steady; crude. exc; vel.
low, 30110Slc.
TALLow firm and quiet: city. HSc.
RosIN quiet and firm: strained, common to
good. 81 :715@1 32115.
TunPENTiNE quiet and firm at So2l@SlHc.
ices Eeas ,f firm and in fair na, demand; western
HIDES in good demand and firm; wet salted
New Orleans selected and Texas selected, 10
Ii to 60 pounds. 5@7c. -
mess, $l2 25@l2 80: new mess, $l3 e5@1S So;
extra prime, $l3 25@l3 IS. Cut meats steady;
picked bellies. sx@ss4c: do shoulders. &c;
dol, 40 hams. ms, lo@llc: middles firm and quiet:
| Western steam, 50 10; sales of 100 tierces at
s. 0I1s: options. no sales; October. 50 05: No:
| vembcr, s. S5 bid: January 81 IS bid; refined
| strong: continent, 50 $500 30.
DAIRY PRoDUoTs-Butter firm and in good
demand; Western dairy. l5D22c: do creamery,
| ]9Q2Sc; do factory, H13@i7c; Elgin. 2Sc.
Cheese quiet and weak: part skins. 3@7c.
ST. Louis-Fiour somewhat unsettled, but
mot lower. Wheat sagged from the startand
| speculation was very slow; the close was q
| @Ac under Wednesdays; cash finished Mt
6655ssc the lowest it has reached in eight or
ten years. October s674c bid: Nnysmber, SIC
was fairly firm early. bnt soon weakened
and fell off, closing L@%c below Wednes-
day; cash and October closed &c lower ut
s7c: November 373s@S73lc: December, 37H@
Led less than either corn or wheat, clos
ing Ic under Wednesday,: cash. Csc: oc'o.
ber: 971.c bid: November. 27Ac bid; May Ss1hz
@329sc. Rye nominal at 5s14c. Barley steady;
iowa, &c; Minnesota, 5s@6oc Bran firm ut
Is so: prairie. Sc 5c@s co. Flaxseed lower at
81 o6. Cornmeal lower at 81 S5@l 90
Philadelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat week:
October, 74@7!!sc: November, 74l@741zc;
December, 76@76Ic: January. 7734G7SLc.
Corn-Spot and October No. 2 mixed steady
under light offerings, while futures beyond
No. 2 nigh mixed in elevator. Sic: No. 2
mixed. October, 4s1$64sNc; November, asa
ts1ac: December. 4S@4s14c; January. 4734@4sc;
nal; No. white, so1Sas7c: No. white on
track SOC; No. white, October, 3s@39c: No
vember. 37N63sZc; December, 3Su3s11aSc;
January, SS1a@39c. Eggs firm and in fair |
demand: Pennsylvania f1rsts, 2311@s4c.
Minneapolis-It 1t was dull situation that |
greeted traders this morning. The trading |
was light all through the session. December |
opened at 691ac and closed at 69c, the bottom |
price for overa wear. May opened at 1870 |
activity in the cash market for the better
grades. butlow grades dragged and were
forced in all instances of purchases. Re-
day, and at Duluth and Superior for three
days 1852 cars. Close-May. 745sc; October,
eSl4c; December, 69c: on track. No. hard,
ao}9c: No. Northern, 69c: No. 2 Northern,
cash and October, 7ac: November, 7e5<c: De-
cember, 7s1sc; May, 1870 Corn dull and
steady; No. 2 cash. 411ac; No. 8. 4o54c; No. 9
yellow. 42}ac. Oats quiet; cash, 33c. Rye dull;
prime cash ana October, Sc 40; November,
s6 10: December S6 421s: Februarv,s6 57h Re-
cefpts-Fiour 65s barrels; wheat. 252 $50 BUSH
els: corn. 81, 7S6 bushels oats $40 bushels: rye,
6.09O bushels: cloverseed, 245 bags. Shin
1347l barrels: wheat. IA 900
bushels; corn, s., 400 bushels; oats, 40 BUSH
els: rye, LEGO bushels: cloverseed, $40 bags.
Duluth-Wheat took another drop to-day;
The opening was about the same as Wednes-
lays close, but prices sagged of &c before
O'Clock; most Of the trading was in cash in
The early hours. and they were remarkably
'ctive; May was the only future in which
OTIS on the declining market: close, No.
lard, cash and October. 70Ic: December.
21ac: Nav. 7s34c: No. l Northern. cash and
october. CSC: December, 691ac: May, 76Ixc:
December, 641ac; No. 8. 5s1sc; rejected, 491ac.
Milwaukee-Flour steady. Wheat weak:
December, &C: No. spring, 67@6s15c: No. / !
bats steady; No. white. a2l@ssc; No. 8 do, :
O@3l15c. Barley-No. 2. 54@641dc. Rye &C.
i've and slower: No. ], 564c. Provisions um-.
langed han. d u nPork.0ctober;; sll o. III Lard-oc-
,heat, 9s 800 b1shels; barley, sl,soO bushels
80 200 barrels wheat,
800 bushels; barley. $500 bushels.
SIC; No. 4, SIC. oats active and irregular;
10. white, 3O15@3111c: No. 8 white, 2SsI@30c
ye scarce; No: 2, 55@Nc. Whisky firm;
81 ~ 8 g %, ~
ushelS rye. q 400 bushels: barley, Il, COO BUSH
e. Shipments-Wheat,7 100 bushels; corn,
lshels: barley, $500 bushels.
Cincinnati-Flonr easy. Wheat easier and |
'wer: No. red, s9@90c; receipts, H. 500 BUSH
5; shipments. I 500 bushels. Corn easier;
.sy; No. :. 5sc. Pork firm at SIC s7S. Lard @
rong at So 371S Bulkmeats firm az IS 90.
aeon firm at 50 so. Whisky active and firm;
lles, l.43S barrels at ST l5. Butter steady
Kansas City-wheat dull and easy: No.
lrd, old, 57c; new, 5s@I9c; No: 2red. 6l@62c.
orn dull but firmsr; No; 2mixed, s415@a5c:
iHed, 251z@s6c: No. white. 2714@2sc. Eyrs =
I'M at 1714@lsc. Receipts Wheat, 96 600
1slels; eor% 1900 bushels; as6 oats none.
700 bushels; oats, none.
Butter active: creamery, fancy,
@29c: do fair to choice. o6@27c; do, imita.
IN, 22@l5c; ladle, fancy. 1s@l9c; do. good to 3,
loice, l6@i7c; rolls, fine, l9l02Oc: do fair TO
'od, l6@lsc; store packed, l5@lSc. Eggs
m and scarce at c3c. Coffee steady; Rio 4.
rgoes. fair, lS1<c; No. 2, 16@l61sc; other q,
arkets closed. 81
New Orleans Sugar yeasler, new centri. nj
gal, choice white, AGA Lice; off white, $50 -
-l6c; gray white. 3M@35sc; choice yellow
ari1ed. 31a@3ssc; prime 10, 333s@3 7-lGc; off
J, 31s@3Lc: seconds. 215@3c: refining grades,
,@3Nc. Molasses and open kettle, steady: +
imc, Sa@Slc: good fair. 29c: SYRUP 33@30c. y
Buffalo = Wheat hard, sOA@S5c;
'rthern, S53a@S5s4c; No. Q. 75c. Corn-No q
&C. Receipts-Wheat, ~, 600 bushels; corn -,
10 bushels. Shipments = Wheat, S0O0 900 25'
shells; corn, 100 600 bushels.