Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-25
GENERAL MARKETS.

New observation-disclosures, 81, 800 pac K
ages: exports leo barrels. 1s.4oO sacks; very
dull and easier; sales $500 barrels.
CoRNMEAL dull ana steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 32l, 900 bushels; exports,
256, 900 bushels: sales. o,4l5OoO bushels fu-
tures 10000 bushels spot; spot dull and
easier: No. 2 red, tic store and elevator.
7715c afioat 7sz@79c f. o. b.: No. red, Tic;
ungraded red, 72@77 Lice; No. l Northern,
sec: No. Northern, 79c; No. Milwaukee.
7534c: options opened firm, and advanced L@
sc on foreign buying, frmer West and re-
port of drouth. declined %QMc on full re-
ceiptS, increase in stocks and i'll the visible,
easier cables and favorable weather. reacted
k@15c on covering. and closed steady at un-
changed prices to Nc advance: No. 2 red. DC.
toner. 763L@77llc, closing Mt Tic; December,
7s3z@79Lc, closing at 79c: Janiary. sON@
sos4c, closing at sos4c; May, s5ss@s61sc. clos
ing at s6o.
RYE dull and weak: Western, $4,000.
Stocks of grain in store and sfloat October
%: Wheat, IA, 240, ,9iS bushels: corn, IS 555 800
bushels: oats 1854, ,003 bushels: rye, 940. 36s
bushels; barley, 65,sl5 bushels; malt, T,74
bushels
BARLEY dull.
BARLEY MALT dull,
CoRN-Receipts. 80, 900 bushels; exports,
s., 900 bushels spot; spot firmer and dull;
No. 2, 49l@50c elevat TOR: 500 1a@513lc afloat: un-
graded mixed, SOY oslo: options were moder-
ateiy active and ssa7sc higher, as following
November. 5OG5415c. closing at 5oAc: De-
5ls4@5214c, CLOSING at 52Ac.
bushels; sales. 10000 bushels futures, 249-
OC0 bushels spot; spot active and firmer;
options higher, active; November, 345s@35c.
closing 45sc; December, 351s@3S3sc: May. 500
1880, closing at 1880; No. wnite, s9c; mixed
Western, s3@s6c; white do. S5@46c; No. 2
Chicago, S53c.
HAY weak and quiet.
HoPs quiet and easy.
GROCERIES Coffee Options opened firm,
25@50 points up. and closed firm, $1,000 points
un; sales. 81. $50 bags, including October Is IS
@l5e5c; November, l5l5@l5; zoe; December.
iaSsIas5 a ' May. Mss@H7e; ' spot Rio n4rGn: frm
er and quieter: No. Z. l6l<@l63kc. Sugar, raw,
dull and firm; refined firm, and more active.
Molasses, foreign, nominal; New Orleans.
Qnfet and steady. Rice firm and in good
demand.
So18c.
TALIow quiet and firm; city (sa for pack
ages). 41I@4 9-l6c.
RosIN lirn and quiet.
@32c. N'
kGGs steady and quiet; western prime,
2219@23c. Receipts 1885 packages.
HIDES firm and in fair demand.
HOG PRoDUoTs-Pork quiet and firm. Cut
and uull; Western steam, closed 50 90; sales
of 100 tierces at 50 le15: options. no sale.;
October. 50 10. nominal: November, s. 10,
nominal; January. 81 %. nominal
demand; Elgin, 2s1ac. Cheese steady and
quiet.
Philadelphia-Flour - Choice old spring
wheats steadily held; winter dull; Western
10; winter natent, 81 lO@4 40: Minnesota
patent, 81 s5@4 60. Wheat firm: closed
dn'e. sG,s No and nc,ohar rsa In export eesato
ber, 74l4c: November, 74sS@74slc; December.
761ac: January. 7sNG7ss4c. Corn-Options
strong under bulllsn speculation, based on
wet weather in the West. closed quiet: local
car lots in fair demand; No. 2 low mixed,
in grain depot. 5o15c: No. mixed, in grain
depot and elevator, sic: 40 in grain depot
mlssd 10 ocsober u sisxsser SoyemSer sas; m1
4s4c; December, 4s11S@lSIc; January. 4sm
a94c Oats firm; No: white, 37@37Lc; No.
octohss White ssSsoo sac; do e.ipned 4oc; No white
eember,. 3s14@Sss4c; January, 3sAa3sLc.
Butter firm but quiet; Pennsylvania Cream.
cry extra. csc; do print. sl@34c Eggs firm
Cheese-Part skins. 615@71Sc
st. Louis-Flour easy but uncbonoad
Wheat opened firm and advanced ss6ISc INT
soon lost it all. A rally carried prIcas mn
again and the finish was H@1Sc above Satur.
May, TIC asked. Corn moved along tie sa me
line as wheat and closed s6@0Nc above Sntnr.
DAY; cash 3114c; November closed 3s36c. De.
cenber, 37ssc; year, 371lc: May, 4.%c. Oats
higher and active; cash Csc: November. eSISc.
May, $3.50. Rye scarce and higher at sic Bar'
ley quiet. samnle lots Iowa, sold at h5MeIc.
Minnesota, ae56Hc. Bran quiet at 56@57c
Flaxseed quiet at 81 061a Cornmeal steady
at 81 S5@l 30
Toledo-Wheat frmer: No casb 100.
October, 729sc; December, 74Isc; Nav. sOiIc'
Corn dull and steady; No. . cash, 4ixc:
May, 451Sc Oats quiet; cash, ssc. Rye dull;
prime cash. October and November, s6 40:
March, So 81. Receipts-Flour 7s5 barrels:
wheat. IS, 1876 bushels; corn, l905a bushels:
oats, 973 bushels: rye, l07l3 bushels: clover.
seed, 1883 bags. Shipments-FIour. 6.O07
barrels: wheat. g, 500 bushels; corn. 81 900
bushels; rye, ll.0O0 bushels; cloverseed, 305
bags.
Minneapolis = Wheat was surprisingly
strcng to-day; the cash market was very
active and q large amount Of wheat was dis
posed OF; there were 3ss cars of No. l North
ern sold at 6a]ac, which made it clear where
the market WAS to-day for that grade: in No.
Northern 64 cars sold at &c. the leading
price. with o. cars at 621zc; receipts OF wheat
here were j, l22 cars, and at Duluth and Su-
perior sl7 cars; close. May, 1880: October,
6S12c; December, 693sc on track: No hard.
7eZc: No Northern, 691lc; No. Northern.
64@66c
Kansas City-Wheat weak and irregular. |
No. hard. old. SIC; new, 5s@sshc; No. 3 red
50%Q6lc. Corn f1riner: No mixed. S4ss0
361zc: No. 2 white. a6@3615c Oats hru,sr:
No. mixed. 25H@26c; No. white, ss0
,s1sc. Butter active; creamery, 2203Sc:
larry B@soc. Eggs active and strong ut Is
GlShc, Receipts-Wheat. $4,000 bushels;
,orn. 22o00 bushels; oats. 1000 bushels.
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