Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-16

New York-FIoUR-Receipt $500 pack:
ages; exports, 1900 barrels, HOO0 sac ks; dull
and steauy; sales, Is, 400; patents, 81 00@4 65:
Minnesota clear, ss OO@S So; straights, S. 45@
WHEAr-Receipts, Sc, 900 bushels; exports,
366. 90 bushels; sales, 4,055. QUO bushels fu-
lures, 2O4, 900 bushels spot. Spot more active
for export and prices easier: No. 2 red, S2ssc
70. b.; No 8 red. 79@79lc; ungraded red,
72@S4c: No. Northern, $751; 4@s615c; No. hard.
9l99lLc: No. Northern, S014QS0Ac; No. Q
Chicago, s54@s53zc; No. Milwaukee, s3llc;
No spring, S1Isc; options dull, opening at
H6Ac down ON easier cables, advanced 20
Nc on rain in the Northwest, liberal clear
ances and local covering, declined A@5sc on
increase in visible and stocks in sio!e and
large receipts and closed weak at H015c I'M
der Saturday; No. red, August, SZA@S3c,
closing Mt s2ssc: September, s3@s31zc, closing
at s31sc; OctGber, S1@@s454c, closing at s4l4c:
December, SIC, closing at s71so; May, s21s
RYE-Dull and lower: Western, 6s@7lc.
stocks o: grain in store and af1oaL August
l3: Wheat 1852, $40 bushels; corn, $685.
bushels: oats, lis 500 bushels; rye, 21,046
bushels; peas, ,256 bushels.
BARLEY MALT-Dull; State, 70G75c; Canada,
95c9Sl co.
CoRN-Receipts, 1884 bushels; exports,
"a, 600 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels futures;
"a. 600 bushels spot Spot dull and lower; No.
2, Gle elevator, &c af1oat; ungraded mixed,
Soc; options very quiet advanced early 20
Mc on hot weather west, declined H@Mc
with the West and following wheat, closed
dull with August Nc down, Others N@]ac
up; August, 60c; September. 591s@593lc, clos.
ing at 5911c; October. 5shQ5S1sc, closed
at 5s15c.
OArs-Receipts, los 900 bushels: exports, 1 900
bushels: sales. 1901 600 bushels futures: nl,o0O
bushels spot; spots dull, easier; options
quiet, weaker; August, 3s1s@SsHc, closing at
3s1sc; September. 3s1a03s4o, closing at 3s11ac;
october, Sss@39c, closing at $3.50; No. 3
spot, white, ,4I@42c; mixed Western, 3S15940c;
white do. 4o@45c; No. Chicago. 3sc.
HAy-1n good demand and firm.
HoPs-Firm ant in fair demand
GRoCERIEs-Coffee-Opti opened stea dy
5l15 points up, closed firm 20@s5 points up:
sales, q, ,25O bags. including August l320c;
September, h. 5@l325c; October l315@ls25c:
November, l3.20@l December, $4,000
ls.SOc; January, l32Oc: March. l3.25@ls 35c;
May, 3.30c; spot Rio firm and quiet ~ A1Sc.
Sugar-Raw steady and quiet; sales, 6l9 hhds
and 1865 Muscovi, $50 test. at ll,l6c: refined
eign firm: New Orleans steady. Rice in fair
demand and firm.
COTTON SEED OIL steady and dull.
TALLow-More doing and steady.
RosIN quiet and steady.
TURPENrINE frmer at 2s3l@29Ic.
EGGs-Light receipts, frmer; receipts,
8, 1856 packages.
HIDES steady and quiet.
HOG PRoDUCrs-Pork quiet and firm: old
mess, Sl3 OO@l3 80: new mess, s13 7b6014 25:
extra prime, $l2 75@ls co. Cut meats quiet
and weak: picked shoulders, 6E17c; do
hams. 1lA@l2Ac; sales, LOO picked' shoul-
ders at SIC and ], 600 picked hams at l13Ic
for light averages: middles dull: short
clear, IS 70. Lard steady and dull; Western
steam closed at IS 3d. 500 tierces at $s 32H5
9psoG @ ocsaser sass Rsss ss September closed at
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-butter quiet and firm:
ElgIn, 2311c. Cheese in light demand and
steady.
St. LouIs-Flour weak and dull; patents,
s. 1908 so; extra fancy, 50 4O@3 so: others un-
recovered, turned weak. lost Nc, revived
and closed as@&c below Saturdays: No.
red. cash, lower at 72ISc: August. 721@7sAc.
CLOSING CLOSING at at 1885, c sfEPssSsg EsesmSsi S7sS 7SS
closing at 71ssc bid. Corn was weak with
wheat at the opening, easing off Nc more,
rallied 9sc with wheat, fell back and closed
changed at49c; August, 4sc and nominal; Sep
tember. 451s@4s5sc, closing at 4sN@4ssSc
asked: October, ts5s@4sAc. closing sl 4s]zc
and corn in Illustrations; No. . cash, steady
at 8516c; August, 3411c bid; September, 321S@
SIC, closing at 32esc; May, 1870 bid. Rye
steady; No. this side, 6O1Sc. Barley, no
trading. Hay in good demand at unchanged
prices. Flaxseed steady at SIC. Timothy
seed at 81 250l 35 Bran, CSC at mill. Corn
meal firm at s. 6o@2 IS. Bagging, 61I@7Ac.
PhiladeIphln-Flour quiet and firm. Wheat
weak, on increasing western re-
ceipts and dull and unsatisfactory cables:
No. red spot in elevator, s02zc; No white,
August. s0A@s0hc: September, s0sz@slc; Octo-
Der, s9Qs2zc; November sS@SShc. Corn op-
tions dull and prices wholly nominal; car
lots shade easier: No. . mixed and high mixed
in grain depot, SOC; No. mixed, August, 5s1S
@59c: September, 57@57%c; October, SIC:
November, 51@57Hc Oats, carloats firm and
in fair demand; options dull; firm at un-
changed prices: old No. 2 mixed, 3915c; No.
white. 40c; choice, do. do. 4015c; NJ. white,
dead storage, 4-zc: do. do. regular, 421Sc: No
2 white, AUGUST, 4l@42c: September, 406 6lO1Sc;
October. 4oG40ac; November, 4044ic Butter
Prints in lair request firm; Pennsylvania
Eggs strong, fine fresh scarce and in good
Pennsylvania firsts, 1sc. Cheese
quiet and rather weak. Part skins, 6Ql2c;
full skins, ISQ21ac.
Minneapolis The sentiment I'm this
market was rather more bullish as affecting
the Northwest. 1t is pretty generally be.
lieved here that there has been a good deal
of damage and that this must be taken from
estimates made two weeks ago. Opinions
vary as to the extent of damage as there Is
such a medley of storm, poor seeding, late
seeding and short acreage to consider. The
market was very dull to-day. Wheat is
coming into tho winter wheat market at q
lively rate and with no export demand to
attract attention, it is easy to see how this
serves to affect largely the damage reports
from the Northwest. September opened
1T 415c. 1t remained nearly stationary
throughout the session. Close: August
745kc; September, 74xc; october, 75Lc;
December. 1910: tm track, No hard, sic;
No. l Northern, 1880: No. Northern, 7o0Sbc;
Did August, 75zc; old September, 7sZo.