Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-26
GENERAL MARKETS.

spot moderately active: No. red. 79@791le
in store and elevator, 7e1a@7954c afioat, 7sMg g
ss5lc; No Northern. 81 sStlas551c; No , NORTH
Chicago, s4@s44c; No. spring. 7@771lc: No
opening weak at az c 9Pteon Decline "s advanced "a
| &c on foreign buying and local coverm4
and closed firm on E@3sc gain for the d. day;
No. red, September, 791sc; October, 1870
79 9-l6c, closing at 7s1Sc: November. SIC; De
sS1ac. closing at Ss11c.
RYE firm and quiet; Western. 64@67c.
BARLEY MALT nominal; Canada, S5c@S1 co.
CoRN-Receipts, 1o2, 600 bushels; exports. "a.
3S4 bushels sales 1850 900 bushels futures, ~ 00(
bushels spot; spot firm; No. 2, 53@5S1sc ele.
yator; 54@541sc af1oat: ungraded mixed, $3.50
63ssc; options were dull at Lc advance as
following wheat and the West, closing firm;
september, 53@531sc, closing at 531sc; Octo'
Der, 53@5S1sc, closing at 531Sc; November,
53Hc, closing at 537sc: December 54ss@541sc,
closing at 54zsc; May, 561s@56Hc, closing at
5614c.
OATs-Receipts, 147 500 bushels; exports,
LOO bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures,
los, 900 bushels spot; SPOT firm; options dull
and steady: September, SIC; October, 3I1sc,
closing at $3.50; November, Ss43sSsc, closing
at 3S15c; spot, No. 2 white, 3S34c: mixed West
ern. S6@Ss11c: white do, as@461ac; No. Chi
cao o, 3Sc.
HAY quiet and steady.
HoPs quiet and steady; Pacific coast, l7Q
22c.
GROCERIES rEs-Coffee-options barely steady,
opened 20 points down. closed steady lO@3Oc
down. Sales, 26sOo bags, including October.
H.35@4 40c; December. 14.00@l 05c; january,
13.s5QlI O0c; March, l3s5@l395c; May 1850.
Ta% rPH. du rG nSd rm: afr reSS 58c: GEN.
trltugals, $50 test. 1898 1l-l6c. Refined, mod
erately active and nrm; molasses, foreign
nominal; 500 test, l0c; New Orleans. dull and
steady; common to fancy, 25@35c. Rice
active: domestic fair to extra, 41I@6c.
CoTToNsEED OIL steady; crude, 271ac; yellow,
800.
TALIow steady; (ss for packages), E6c.
RosIN steady; strained, common to gooo,
81 221a@0l 2s1S.
TuRPENTINE, ss@2s1zc.
EGes steady; Western prime, 2l%@22c; re-
cefpts, 5,237 packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
HOG PRoDUCTs-Pork steady and quiet: old
mess, $ll 00@ll %: new mess, $l1 00@l2 90;
extra prime, sl2 5o@ls 90. Cutmeats IN air
demand and firm: picked bellies, s3s@ss4c;
do shoulders, 615@71sc: do hams, 10lA@lIAc
Lard stronger and dull; Western steam
closed at 81 90 sales, 100 tierces ut 81 So; op-
81 81; October, 81 so; November, ST 35 bid.
After 'Chanue g higher prices were asked.
DAIRY PRopUoTs-Butter inactive and
steady; Western dairy. l5@l9c; do creamery,
lS@251a; do factory. l4l@l7c. Cheese quiet
and iarly steady; part skins. 39SAc.
ST. Louis-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat-Options opened dull, eased off on
lower corn and poor foreign demand, raj
lied on rumored Russian crop failure and
predicted cold weather, closing N@Ac
over yesterday; No. 2 red, cash, lower at
G915c; September, 6954c nominal; October, zoe
nnminal; December. 725s@73ssc, CLOSING at
7SAc asked; May, 79ss@7s54c, closing at 1890
weather, but rallied with wheat and bad
weather predictions. closing 1s@3sc up; No.
2 cash dull at 4S9435sc; September, 1870 bid:
vember, 4Sssc; December, 421sss@tSc. closing
at 425sc asked; year, 1870 bid; May, 1870
1870, closing at 1870 asked. Oats in urgent
demand; No. cash, 3014@3G1ac; September,
Rye-No. offered Eastside. 55c. Barley
steady at 5S1s063c, according to grade. Hay
firm and unchanged. Bran Csc at mill. But
ter weak, but not quotably changed. EEgs
steady at l6c. FlaXseed firm at ST. 05. Timo-
thy seed, 81 7O@1 So. Glover seed, S. 2e@5 55
Cornmeal steady at 81 25@2 30 on orders
Bagging, 6A@734c.
PhiladeIphia-Flour quiet. Wheat opened
a shade easier, but afterward recovered and
closed steady; No red, in export elevator.
1870; No. red, December. 1870; No. red,
september. 751&@7534c; October, 75I@76c:
November, 77ssQ771sc: December, 799s@7934c
CONCEPTIONS largely nominal, with little or
no disposition to trade; local carlots, 55@56c
for No mixed and yellow on spot, but Of
ferings very light: scarcely any demand;
Nc. mixed, September. 5234@5Sl4c; OCTOBER,
@52]zc. Oats-Carlots dull; futures nominal:
No. 5 white, &c; No. 8 choice, 3754c; No. Q
white, 4lc: No white, Septem Der, 40@4015c;
october, 3ss4@39c; November. 39@3s11c: De-
cember, S91aG40c. Butter quiet and steady;
Pennsylvania print, extra. 2s@3lc. Eggs
steady; Pennsylvania f1rsts, 22c.
Duluth - The market here was rather
quieter to-day, except for cash wheat which
had large sales early in large lots. There
was an excellent demand for all grades of
cash wheat, and the early sales were made
M@Rc lower than yesterdays close. The
tendency of the prices was upward, how
a,,d h<af~ N1, l.
was recovered and prices were Nc higher
than yesterday. The afternoon session was
very quiet and steady. Close: No. hard
cash and September, 7415c; October, 7434c:
cash. September and October, 72115c; Decem-
Der, 741lc; May, Sic; No. 2 Northern, cash,
September and October. &c: December, 69c;
No. 8. 6oc; rejected. 5lc: on track, No hard,
741ac: No. Northern, 72l4c. Rye, 531ac.
Toledo-Wheat-No.a December, 7sc; Nav.
s34c. Corn dull; No. . cash, 1910; No. 2
white, 4sc. Oats quiet: cash, 33c. Rye dull
and steady; No. 2 cash, 5S1sc; No. 8, 52llc.
Cloverseed active and steady; prime cash,
Sc 40 october, Sc 30; November and Decem-
Der, S. 40; January, Sc 80. Receipts-Flour
$40 barrels; wheat, I2i,365 bushels: corn,
1861 bushels: oats, 500 Bushels: rye, 6,l99
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 6150 barrels;
wheat, 1892 bushels; corn, 400 bushels; rye,
2,370 bushels.
Milwaukee - Flour quiet. Wheat firm
Northern, 7sc Corn. 459i6c. Oats steady;
No. 2 white, 34@3513c;' No. g. S315c. Barley
quiet; September. 69c: sample, 42G69c. Rye
steady; No; l. 62@621ac. PROVISIONS quiet.
Receipts-Flour, 5,400 barrels; wheat, 81, 40
bushels; ba riley, "a 400 bushels. Shipments
Flour 5000 barrels; wheat, 1O5, 200 bushels;
barley, 10, 500 bushels.
Minneapolis The wheat market was
easier to day: trading was of less active
ff1r.p ityn IN lTAf W.
wheat receipts all around were liberal; the
expectation of very large increase on the
visible supply Monday was the cause for a
good many prospective buyers holding off
lowest, 7219@7234c, closing at 725zc: on track,
No. hard, 741Sc; No. l Northern, 721lc; No.
Northern, 66@67c.
Cincinnati-Flour dull. Wheat firmer:
No. red, 7l@7sc; receipts, 1900 bushels:
shipments, 1900 bushels. Corn heavy and
dropping: No: 2 mixed, 491ac. Oats easier;
No 2mixed. 3212@33c. Rye firm: No. q 6Oc
Pork steady;$lO 70. Lard firm and higher;
81 %, Bulk meats firmer: 81 621a@7 75 Ba-
con firm and quiet; So s71809 90. Whisky in
fair demand; sales, s53 barrels at ST. Is. But
ter easy. Sugar firm. Eggs easier at l7c.
Cheese strong.
Baltimore-wheat easy; No. red spot,
7516e; October, 1870; December, 1870; steamer
and september. 5S514c bid; October, 52c: year,
5Os4c bid. Oats quiet; No. white Western
8S@S9c; No. mixed do, 36A@37c. Rye steady;
No. 6316c asked. Provisions steady. Mess
pork, Sl3 5O@l4 90. Butter firm: creamery,
55@26c. Eggs active, 20@2sc. Coffee steady;
Rio, fair, l71ac; No. Z, l5Ac.
Kansas City-Wheat lower and active; No.
2 hard, old, SOC; new, 6l19@62c; No. 2 red, GAG
Csc. Corn Irregular; No. mixed, 39@391ac:
No. white, 2919@3lc. Eggs steady at l6c
1000 bushels; corn, II 900
bushels; OATS none. Shipments - Wheat,
81, 900 bushels; corn, 10000 bushels oats, none.