Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-01
GENERAL MARKETS.

GENERAL MAkkEIS.
New York-FLoUR-Recsipts Is, 500 pack
ages; exports, $500 barrels, 10000 sacks.
sales. 10000 barrels; low extras, q 1908 10;
winter wheat, low grades. g loG3 10; fair to
fancy. IS 1904 IS: patents. % so@4 20 Mime
passnts lss sasa ssaa 2's S. ~ miaeurs: cSs
WHKAT-Reoelpts, 167, 900 bushels; exports,
$4,000 bushels;sales, 1,2O6, 900 bushels futures,
10000 bushels % spo' spot s.sI market sears rm anG
red. 7sIsc; Iss 1Insgraded red. 9s@SSc: No North
srn ssSe No: hard sssgslAcN IN No ~, North sh
kee, s2sfc; No. 8 spring, 791lc; options were
very dull, declined 500 at the opening on
free selling for foreign accounts; advanced
months opened H@Lc higher, advanced lsc
on local switching; closed steady, unchanged
to kc above Yesterday. No 2 red, Jnly s25sc;
tember. sszGss sil iiisc. Closing, sssSe: 3otoper
s4s4@s4zac, closing: s4Hc; December, 81 7-l6Q
81 Ii-l6c, closing, s7ssc; May, slH@s2c, closing,
92c.
RYE-oulI; Western, 72Q76c.
BARLEY MALT-Quiet: Canada, 9c5@$l o.
CoRN-Receipts, 20 800 bushels; exports,
$500 bushels; sales. 70 000 bushels futures,
5000 bushels spot: spot dull and lower No
2, 5sc in elevator; SEQ asked afioat; ungraded
mixed, 55@5s11c: options are N@Ac up and
dull; light deliveries expected on Monday:
september. a1s@5ixc. ciosins at 5t11lc: oeso'
ber 533z@541sc, closing at 541sc; December,
5ah@5Sssc. closing at $3.50
80, 900 bushels; sales, 10000 bushels futures.
$4,000 bushels SPOT: spots dull and steady;
options dull and easier; AUGUST, 35@351sc,
sSfeT aSte s sss se d.
s6@4sc. so<....
good to choice. 10000.
Int or,h hxy.G Gfaf r1nD In
choice l9426c: Pacific coast, l8Q25c.
GRooERIRs-Cofee-Opt opened dull and
unchanged to points down. closed steady
August, ia4oc: September, IL l5@i2 SOC; oofo,
ber. le+5c: November, 1245c: December.
l2.5Oc; January. l245@le65c; March, 1a;6o@
sugar-Raw dull and firm; fair refining, aZc;
centrirugas, $50 test. .316@S3 l6c: refined quiet
and firm: No. g. l5-l6G4 l.. .l6c: No: T. 3A@4e;
81 sss sIsSs isss d H. Na .sN sNSlafA NSola SG "a "a
Sc; sss1sasS eas 1oa a LIS
g. sss sZc seSss tao sS i'lss
Foreign nominal; 500 test. 10c; New Orleans
steady and quiet; common to fancy, 25@35c.
Rice firm and in lair demand: domestic, lair
COTTON SEED 0IL--Quiet and steady; crude,
2sc; yellow. a2@3!Hc. Tallow-Firm and
quiet city (s2 ior pkgs), 6l6c
RosIN-Steadv and dull; stained, common
TuRpsNr1NEWouie and easy, at 2s11c.
FGGs-Steady and quiet; Western prime,
15@l5hc; do poor, per case. 81 5o@s So Re
Hlpns~steady and qniet: wet salted New
Orleans selected, 4l@6o lbsy 5@7e; Texas
| selected, 50@60 lbs, 5@7c.
Hoe PRoDUcrs-Pork quiet and steady; old
mess, $l2 25@l3 Is; extra prime, $l2 so. Cut
meats dull and steady; picked bellies. $40
dSss dc aSe. as snors o4%s sea
| Lard dull; Western steam closed at 81 CO.
| Sales, 100 tierces Option sales, $50 tierces;
| September at 81 80: Octob n at 81 90; nominal.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter in fair demand.
| firm; Western, 1311@lsc; do creamery, 17@23c;
| do factory l3@I7c: Elgin, 221&@2Sc. Cheese
steady, fair demand; part SKINS. 21z@6Ac.
hi'adelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat lower
July. soH@sl1sc: August. sl@slAc: Septem-
Der, sls4GgS2c; October. s24@s3c. Corn-Op-
| tions quiet and steady; local car lots scarce
and firm; No. 2 mixed in grain depotss. 5se;
535Sc Oats-Cariots dull: futures neglected
anu nominal; No. white, 36c; No. 2white.
SOC: August. s715gSsc September, s7@37Nc;
October, 37@37Tr. Provisions firm and in
good jobbins demand. Butter firm and in
| fair demand; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
23@23hc: do print extra, 2S@o2c. Eggs dull
aud weak; Pennsylvania fl SITS, 16@l61ac.
To,edo-Wheat dull and steady: No. leash,
July and August, 7sc; september. 1910.
Corn dull and steady; No: cash, 4sH. Oats
quiet: cash, Sc Rye dull; No. August, Csc;
No 8, 6215c. Clover seed dull; prime cash,
o., oe,9Ssr s. bassss bReSsipssp1our sp
bushels; oats, LOIS bushels: rye, g. 492 BUSH
els. Shipments-Flour. 2,s5s barrels; wheat,
| 1879 600 bushels; corn, 800 bushels; rye, 400
| bushels.
| BaIttmor"-Wheate easy; No. rec. spot and
July, sl14@sl1Sc; August, 1870: September,
sissc ssc' asked: juiys D.1So asked: sepsembsr..
| 5351c; steamer, mixed, Ec. Oats steady; No.
2 White Western, 3s1zc asked; No. Q mixed
Western, 35c asked. Rye dull; No: 2. 7sc. Pro
| firm; creamery, fancy, 22@2Sc. Eegs weak at
lac. Coffee firm and uncnanged.
| Observation-Disclosures easy; cash, 741sc. Corn
quiet; No. 8, 4sc. Oats quiet; No. . white,
Ss13@ac; No; DO. ss@SsS; sss. BaarleymNo. a S7G
6S06shc. Provisions quiet: September pork
81 l5 September lard, 81 IS; Receipts
Fon o bnshs,
%. 1856 barrels; wheat, 9,5i5 bushels; barley
| 5000 bushels.
Cincinnati - Flour quiet. Wheat weak
No. red, 747ao; receipts, H. 400 bushels
ssa@ fn Corn easter ~ No
mixed, 331kc. Rye stronger; No. 2, Csc. Porl
firm at sia 80. Lard scarce an, and n9minal in
,sss ssesab @ Sssoa at SILL Busss
firm. sugar steady. Eggs dull at l0c ClIeest
dull.
Minn.apoIis-Septemb wheat opened to
day at 74skc and declined a fraction. Thert
was hardly enough trading to be called 6
market, due partially to the short session
and more to the entire absence of any specu
lative feeling in markets anywhere. Casf
wheat dragged a little, especially on the
better grades. The millers have not been In
| the market for a day or two.
| Kansas City-Wheat-New active; ole
weak; No. hard, old, 6l@63c: No. . read. 67e
70c. Corn weak: No. mixed, x2@43Lc; No
white, 5lQ5lNc Oats weak; No. mixed
25@26Lc; No. white, 29c Receipts-Wheat
81 OUO bushels: corn, none; oats, 5000 bushels
Shipments-Wheat,3 ,3s 600 bushels; corn, one
| oats, 1000 bushels.
DuIut.-There was better feeling in tn,
wheat market to-day. Close: No. ! hard
cash, SIG: July, size; September, s0Nc
December, Ss1]ac; No. Northern, cash, 7s1Ie
July, 7SIc; September, 7shc; December
76lIc; No. Northern, cash, 70sIc; No. 3,621xc
rejected, 6O1dc; on track, No. / hard, sac; NO
Northern, soc.
Bun,lo-Wheat-No. l hard Gle: Nc
Northern, sl11c: No. . red, s3@s715c
Corn-No. O. no offerings. Receipts-W hea,
40, 900 Bushels; corn, 1900 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat, $1,000 bushels corn, 1000
bushels.
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