Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-22

New York-FLoUR-Receipt 1000 pack
ages; exports, 900 barrels; 5000 sacks; mod
erately active and steady; sales, IA, 800 bar
rels.
CoRNMEAL dull and steady.
WHEAT-Recsipts, 425, 700 bushels; exports
95 600 bushels; sales, Liz, 900 bushels futures,
er, closing stronger and fairly active; No. 2
red. 7S@Is9c in store and elevator, 7sl4c
afioat. 7s7497s76c; I; Q; b.; No; red, 7Sc:
S54c; No. u naTd. '' $50; 40 No 0fesh North
erI. sO1zc; No. Chicago, s4Nc; No.
g Milwaukee, TIC; No spring. 761ac
Options were dull, declining early Hc on bet
ter weather reports, foreign selling, heavy
receipts and local realizing; advanced 5s@
&c, as following corn, and closed firm at ls@
Nc above yesterdays; No. red September
&c eSse cosins snf a. a 7sc; | koTemSer, nSs "a
s39sc, closing at s0ssc; December, slskQ
s2Hc, closing at s211e: March, s6ss@s6Ac, clos
ing at s6Ac; May, Il Ms71a@ssAe& & clio sing at s71lc
BARLEY MALT nominal.
CoRN-Receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports,
5000 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures,
$4,000 bushels spot: spots opened weaker.
closed tirmer: moderately active for ex-
port: No. 2, 525s@5Ss4c elevator, 535l@5c
af1oat; ungraded mixed. 53@541<c; options de-
clined 1890 on weak W est, ireer offerings,
weaker cables and large receipts. advanced
A@lSc on reports of cold wave at the West,
closed firm at H@Ec over yesterday. Sep
tember, 525s@5sazc,. closing at 6szc; October,
SAC, closing at 541lc; December 541S@555sc,
closing at 6Sasc; Nav, 55a1@5s1sc, closing at
okrs-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; sales,
10000 bushels futures, 100000 bushels
spot; spot quiet and firm; options
moderately active and firmer; Sep
tember, 3615@363zc. closing at 363zc; October,
S7@s71dc, closing at 373sc: November, IS
@5S13c, closing at 3S1&c; December 39@3915c,
closing at 3918c: No. white, 3s@3shc. c.mixed
Western, a56asHc; white do. ISOLDE: white
HAY quiet.
HoPs steady and quiet.
GRooERIEs-Coffee options opened steady,
FIVE down to five points up, closed steady,
tember 1435c: October, 1420@4.25c; Nov
ember, 14@l4lOc: December, l39O@l4c: jan
1856; May, Is9O@14c; spot Rio frmer and
quiet; No., l5A@l5ssc. Sugar-Raw, firm and
quiet: refined t1rtn, good demand Molasses
Foreign nominal: New Orleans, quiet and
steady. Rice in good demand and firm.
CoTToNsEED OIL firm and quiet; yellow,
30@3015c.
TALLow quiet and firm.
RosIN dull and steady.
TuRrENT1NE dull and easy at 2s@es11c.
EGGs quiet and about steady; receipts, 1855
packages.
HIDES inactive and steady.
HOG PRoDUCrs-Pork quiet and steady. Cut
meats firm and scarce; picked bellies, sH
@Sl4c: do shoulders, 615@65sc: do hams, 1Gl4@
llAc; middles firm aud quiet; short clear,
50 20. Lard a shade lower: Western steam
closed at 81 7715. Sales, 500 tierces at S5 77155
options-Sales, 300 tierces: September closed
at 81 AZ; October sold at 81 1907 7s, closing
at 81 76: January, 81 10 asked; May at 75c BID.
Butter moderate demand, steady. Cheese
inactive, firm; part skins, 3@Slc.
st. Louis Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Options opened weak, but Ter
slight decline more confident view of the
yesterdays close. No. 2 red cash higher at
6sHc: September, 6s15c bid: October, 691Sc;
December, 721sQ727sc, CLOSING at 72slc; May.
aSss@ISAc. closing s,Ia at 7sN@7sssc 6id. Corn
late in the day put prices 500 above yes
terday's; No. cash, 42l4c; September, 421dc
nominal; October, 42@lSc, closing at 43c
4211zc asked; May. 45J464s4c, closing at is1lc.
Oats sympathized with other cereals, clos
ing higher; No. Q cash September, e95sc nom-
side No sarleg stesev ese gasI; BrsG esss
at mill. Flaxseed higher at 81 o31S. Timothy,
81 7O@l IS Glover seed, S. l5@5 40 Hay firm
and soc higher for top grades; others un-
Bagging, H@7slc
Philadelphia-Flour weak. Wheat opened
weak and closed firm; No red in export ele,
gator, 74149742zc; No. 2 red, September. 75c;
December, 7s15G7sase. Corn options tifiirsn, firm,
local lots very dull; No. mixed, in grain
depot: 56c; DO in grain depot and elevator,
ber.r r5l15@52c; November, 69@52Hc; December.
5l15@52c. Oats quiet; No. mixed, SEC: No. 8
white, 3712c: No. 2 white, regular. Ale; No
white, September, 406l4015c: October, 800
3919c; November, 39@"J1ac; December, 1890
40c. Butter firm; Pennsy lvania print extra.
2S@3lc. Eggs steady: Pennsylvania frsts. &c.
Minneapolis-The wheat market opened
weak but la er recovered all of the loss and
advanced near the end of the day a small
fraction over Tuesdays close. The cash
wheat market was a little oversold and fol-
lowed. prices going higher than they had
been for several days; A good export busi-
firm close. The following was the range
of prices: December-Openin- 7l1sc: high
est 721sc lowest 14c; CLOSING, ,72Isc, On track:
No. nBrd, 74c: No. l Northern, &c; No. ,
Northern, ,66@6Sc.
Toledo-Wheat dull and firmer: No. cash.
74c; september, I4Ac: December, 77s4c; May
SIC. Corn dull: No. cash, 477&c. Oats quiet:
cash, 3Sc. Rye dulL No. 2 casu, 5715c: No. g.
Soc. Clover seed dull and steady: nrime
cash. September, October and November.
SIS 95; December, Sc 90; January, Sc 10. Re.
44S barrels; wheat, l6S O57
bushels; corn, 9.35s bushels; OATS 1000 BUSH
els: rye, 646O bushels: Shipments-Flour,
8 375 barrels; wheat, l6S 500 bushels corn.
is, 900 bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye, 800
bushels.
Kansas City-wheat steady; No. hard
old, 59c new, 60060szc; No. red, 6315@64Tc.
Corn lower; No. 2 mixed, 39@391Sc: No
white, 47@4715c. Oats firm; No. mixed. 2eL
i6c. Receipts-Wheat 1000 bushels: corn,
700O bushels: oats, 1000 bushels Shipments
Wheat $1,000 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels;
oats, none
Buffalo -Wheat-No. hard, s41%c: No. l
Northern, 79@slc; No. 9 red, 771Sc. Corn
No. 2, 501Sc Receipts-Wheat, 400 100 bushels:
corn, lO.000 bushels. Shipments-Wheat
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