Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-28
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipts 1880 pack
ages: exports, $50 barrels and 600 sacks
quiet and barely steady; sales, H,7o0 barrels
CoRNMEAL dull and steady.
| WREAT-Receipts, 355.350 bushels; exports
36, 419 bushels: sales 1885, 600 bushels futures
| 204, 600 spot; spot fairly active and easier
No. red, 1913@79Ac in store and elevator
S11Ic afioat; size I. o. b.; No red, 741Ic; un.
graded red, 70@S3c; No. Northern, s5@s5lc
No. Northern, Tc: No. 2 Chicago s5c; No.
2 Milwaukee, 79079lc: No. spring, SIC;
6c decline, reacting H@1lc on strong cables,
foreign buying, together with Wall street
and shorts covering, declined A@Ac on an
English visible, large receipts, small clear
ances and realizings, advanced M@1ac on
better export demand and late cables firm,
closing firm at 1sc up to &c down; No. 2 red,
1870 Septcmber; October, 70 9l6@S0Nc,
closing at soc: November. size: December
s25s@sS1Ec, closing at s3c; May. ssss@s9Nc,
c!asing at ss5sc.
RYE steady and quiet; Western, 64@67c.
BARLEY Quie; Western, 6s@75c.
BARLEY MALT steady; Cana ia, 9o@95c.
CoRN-Receipts, 24o. 0oo bushels; exports, 500
bushels; sales, l,205 900 bushels futures, ISL OOO
bushels spot; spot active for exports at
lower prices: No. 2 5S@531Sc elevator; un-
graded mixed, 5S14@6lc; options were moder.
ter weather and large receipts advanced
LQs6c with wheat closed firm at A33sc be.
low yesterday: September, 531S@53llc, clos.
II, ing "a at 5Sl4c; October 55s9054c, closing at
December. "a 7-l6@545sc, closing at 547Sc:
May, 5514@56c, closing at 551sc.
900 bushels futures, 204, 900 bushels spot: SPOT
fairly active and weaker; options dull and
easier: September 363z@37c, closing at SIC;
October, 37@S71zc, closing at s71sc; Novem-
white, Ss13GS9c: mixed Western, 36@3sj6c:
white do, 5S1a@4615c; No. Chicago S73zc.
HAY steady.
HoPs dull and steady.
(NnfF. n,oHi
steady and unchanged TO 10 points down;
closed barely steady, 10@20 points down.
Sales. $500 bags, including September,
IA s00 l5 OOc; October, a. 500l465c; November
IA. 35Ql4 45c; December. Il SOC; January, IA. liza
lA25c; February, 405@l425c; March, 1860
lI25c; May, "A 15@4.2Oc; spot Rio firm and
more active; No !, l519c. Sugar, raw. fairly
trIiugals, $50 test, 35sc; sales, g. 500 tons Mus
covado 500 test.at SC; 292 nogsheads and $50
bags do, $50 test at Sc: efned fairly active
and firm. Moasses-New Orleans dull and
steady Rice active and firm.
CoTToNsEED OIL firm
TALLow firm and quiet; city (ss 90 for pack
ages), 1901 9-l6c.
RosIN steady and quiet
2s7I@29c.
Eees quiet and irmer; Western PRIME 21k
@22c; receipts, s,9l2 packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
Hog PRoDUoTs-Pork firm and more active.
Cut meats f1rmer and in good demand;
middles quiet; short clear for October, SIC
Lard dull; western steam closed at IS Is; sales
2oO t1erces C. & f., at S. l215; option sales, $50
tierces January at 81 20: September closed
~ Az bid; January, 81 20 asked.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Batter quiet and fairly
steady. Cheese quiet and weaker
Philadelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat lower;
76H@765Sc: November, 7slc: December % 7ss
@S0c. Corn-Options quiet; local carIots
scarce and steadily held, but demand liuht:
No. mixed, spot, in grain depot. 55c; No. 3
mixed, September. 5a15@53c; OCTOBER. 500
5211c; November, 5215@53c: December, SEA
5215c. Oats in fair demand for No. white:
lower grades quiet and weak; futures
2 white, Septein Der, 4Ol4@4Os<c; October. 300
9Nc; November, 39l14 4@39Mc; December. 8s%S
4VHc. Provisions steady and in fair demand.
SIC 50@l7 90. Hams-Smoked, l26l81Sc. ErSs
steady; Pennsylvania f1rsts, &c
St. Louis-Flour firm but unchanged.
Wheat was weak and &c off early then
stiffened somewhat but closed Hc under
yesterday; cash and September, csc; Octo-
Der, 701sc; December, 1890; May, 1850. Corn
followed wheat and lett off L@IIc below
yesterday; cash, September and October, $50;
451Sc. Oats lower and slow: cash, 3OlIc: Sen,
tember and October. 301Sc; Nav. 35se6351Lc
Rye firm at 6s@56c Barley quiet; sample
on east track. Hay dull: prairie, s6 1909 90.
Timothy, 50 00@l3 90. Flaxseed higher at
81 o515. Cornmeal steady at s. 1O@2 l6.
Whisky steady at 81 10.
Duluth-The market was active in both
1utures ana casn. Cash and December
opened unchanged. Late in the afternoon
there was general tendency to strengthen
prices. There was an excellent demand for
and September, 75c; October, 75Ic: Decem-
Der, nc; May, SS1ac; No. / Northern, cash,
7s2sc: September and October, 723Sc: Decem.
Der, 745sc; May, s05<c; No. Northern, cash,
6s12c; No. g. cash, 6o18c; rejecued. 5I]&c; on
track, No hard, 75Lc: No. l Northern, 73c.
Rye. Ac. =
Buffalo-Wheat-No. ! hard, slHc; No. /
Northern, 79GS21zc: No. red, 7Sc No. 2
corn, 503<c. Receipts-Wheat 900. 600 bushels.
corn, 364. 900 bushels. Shipments-Wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels.