Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-27
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipt 35,400 pack
ages: exports $500 barrels and 81, 500 sacks;
| steady and in mo derate demand; sales, 10,
| 800 barrels.
| CoRNMEAL dull and steady
WHEAT-Receipts, 445.O0O bushels; exports,
5000 bushels sales, s75 900 bushels futures,
| 900 spot; spot dull and frmer; No. red,
79Sz@s0c in store and elevator; soc afioat: si14c
+. O. o.: No. red, 74lc; ungraded red, 74l4c;
No. Northern, s516c; No. 2 Northern, 771s@
nc: No. Chicago, s514c; No. milwaukee,,
7s54c: No. spring, size; options were dull.
| vanced sc on foreign buying, liberal clear
ances and firmer West, declined Nc on local
realizing and closed firm at u @5sc over Sat-
urday: No. red, 74c, closing at 1870; Octo-
| ber, 791s@S0Ac, closing at S0Hc: December,
SS14c; MAY, sSl@Ss1sc, closing at ssc.
| RYE dull.
Stocks of grain, store and afioat, September
"a Wheat, $500, ,29l bushels; corn, 1871 l33
bushels; oats, l,3s5 S64 bushels: rye, 1887
| bushels; barley. 1875 bushels; malt, Is, 494
bushels; peas, 376 bushels.
BARLEY steady and in fair demand; West
ern quoted at 6S@75c.
BARLEY MALT nominal.
CoRN-Receipts. 0C0O bushels; exports, 81,
600 bushels sales sos, 900 bushels futures SO 900
bushels spot; No. 2, 5sH@5S7Sc elevator;
5415@543Sc afioat: ungraded mixed. 5S@5sc;
options were dull. advancing K@Ac with
wheat declined H@12c on local realizing and
closed 1s@5sc over yesterday and steady;
september 0019NU05SSc, CLOSING at 001ac; OcCO-
Der. 531l05S5Sc, closing at 5S1]9c; November,
| 5f1515c closing at 541sc: December, $50
555sci closing at SOC; May, 56A@561ac, clos
| in, at 561Zc.
OATs-Receipts, l2925o bushels: exports,
| l,529 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels futures,
2l2, 900 bushels spot; SPOT more active, steady;
options dull, firmer: September closing at
371sc; October, 37asc, closing at S73kc; Novem-
sec: m xed Western, 3713s11c: white do, 3S15
@+615c; No. Chicago, 3S@3sHc.
HAY quiet and steady.
HOPS steady and quiet.
ERIRs-Coffee-Options opened steady
and unchanged to points decline; closed
| firm, 25940 points up. Sales. "a, $50 bags, in
| cluding September, IA S5@l490c: October,
lA4O@4 7Oc: November IA 25@I4 Soc: Decem.
Der. H05@l435c; January, a 25c; February,
H00@ IA zoe; March, ,I3 954 l4.25c; january IA 35c
Sp3s S riS' steady. air demand; dem No 6i ls9
trlfugals, $50 test, 1908 9-l6c; refined, steady
and in moderate demands; molasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans. steady and quiet;
Rice firm and in good demand.
CoTToNsEED OIL firm and quiet.
TALLow steady and quiet.
RosIN dull and steady.
TURPENTINE quiet and weak at 2S1a@29c.
EGGs quiet and easy; Western prime, 2l163
2l3zc; receipts. 5,525 packages.
HIDES inactive and steady.
HOG PRoDUCTS-Pork f1rmer and quiet; new
mess, $l2 OO@l2 25: extra prime, Sl3 90. Cut
meats firm: picked shoulders, 65s@63lc: do
hams, 101z@ll15c: middles higher; snort clear
nominal at $40 CO. Lard higher and dull;
Western steam closed at $s 1713; sales, $50
tierces at sS %; option sales, none; nominal
prices; September, Ss 10; October, $S Is; No
vember, 81 A; January, 81 25.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Butter dull and about
steady. Cheese dull and unsettled.
ST. Louis-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat-0ptions opened weak with fairly
active trading; disposition to fight advances
made the market nervous, but with no de-
cidedly bearish news an advance of Lc was
70 G hiuha OF Co
tember, 701lc bid; October 7O@7O5sc closing
at 70Ssc bid: December, 73l4@735Sc, closing at
7S11c bid May, 79ss9SO1sc closing at 1870
SOC bid. Corn, though fine weather was re-
ported, advanced with wheat and on
stronger domestic markets. closing, October,
go up; December and May, PC down; No 2
inal: October, 4S1S@4S1Ic. closing at 1870
4S1Z asked; December, 425zc bid; year, 425Ic
asked; May, 4559sc asked. Oats were quiet
but firm; No. cash; s9ssc bid; September
May, 36c asked. Rye higher; No. 2 Decem-
Der, 55c Barley steady; Iowa, 5i@57c: Min
nesota, 6se Fla1seed firm at $! O5. Timo.
higher at So S5@5 g.. Hay steady and un.
changed. Bran at MILL S5c.
Philadelphia - Flour quiet, but prices
firmly held on desirable grades of both
spring and winter. Wheat firm and quiet;
@765sc:. November, !s14@7s1Sc; December,
S014@SO15c. Corn-Options strong; local car
lots quiet but firm; No mixed, September
5S95S1ae; octoper, 6214Q5se; November 539
quiet and steady; futures advanced L@6c
in sympathy with corn. but ruled dull: No. 8
white. S716c; No white, Ale; No. 2 white,
vember, 3s1z@39Ac. Eggs steady; Pennsyl-
yania f1rsts, 22c. Butter firm; Pennsylvania
creamery extra, 25c; Pennsylvania print
extra, 2S03lc. Cheese firm: mart skims 8Ii
Qsc. ''N-'' '7a
Cincinnati -Flour is ho ral,, e+ool. e..-.,
81 5Od2 75 fancy, So 3OQ3 55 Wheat firm; No.
red, 72c; receipts, 200 bushels; shipments.
1900 bushels. Corn easier: No. mixed, ls156
49c. Oats firmer; No. mixed, 8315@34c Rye
in good demand; No. q 6lc. Pork duiet and
f1rm at $40 30. LARD stronger at 81 So Bulk
meats nominal at 81 SD. Bacon strong at
on basis of 81 15 Butter easier; fancy Elein
creamery, &c; Ohio test, 50 35; dairy. 160i7c.
L1nseeo oil nrmer at 42@44c. Sugar steady,
part refined 4I@5zc; New Orleans. lIc'
Eggs steady but slow. Cheese firm: prime to
choice Ohio fat, 9@lOc.
MinneapoHs-There was ouite q snirited
turn to the wheat market to-day and the
traders had to pay considerable attention to
ket responded quickly. After the first rush
had been supplied there was yery little
check to the buying. The cash demand was
IT,y 5r sTrong as sss on Saturday Receipts Of
Superior S67 cars, the largest of the new
crop year. Closing-May, 79c: September.
IzBo; DecemDer, L3Nc; No. l northern, zoe;
No. northern, 6SQ69c.
Toledo-Wh heat-Dull, steady; No cash
and September, 761ac; October f5Ic; Decem
Der, 7s9sc;May, s31sc. Corn dull, easier: No.
CASH 4Sc; No oats quiet: cash, ,S3c: Rye dun;
active and steady; prime cash, and October.
Sc 30; December and January, s6 40. Receipts
Flour, 4sS barrels; wheat, isl,olI bushels;
corn, 2l,2sl bushels: oats, 572 bushels; rye,
4,2H bushels; cloverseed, 1888 bushels. shin.
ments-Flour, 4,A9 barrels; wheat. l7I.500
bushels: corn, LOCO bushels; rye, 1000 bush
els; cloverseed, 40 bushels
Milwaukee : Flour quiet. Wheat firm,
December, 721%c; No. spring. zoo. No |
Northern, 7sc. Corn firm; No. 8. 46@i61Sc Oats
quiet; No white, 841S@35c; No. DO. sSlL6
49, &c Barley qTtet; September, csc; sampie.
Pork-October. $40 671S LardNoctobers AZ az
Receipts-Flour, $500 barrels; wheat. Gs. 500
bushels; barley, 80, 900 bushels. Shfpments-
Flour, 1850 barrels; wheat, 900 bushels;
barley, II, 200 bushels.
buiraIo-Wh heat-No. l Northern, $50; No.
2 red, 7s1<c. No. corn, Sic. Receipts~
Wheat, $4,000 bushels: corn, zoo. 900 bushels.
Shipments-Wheat, 90, 900 bushels; corn.
$4,000 bushels