Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-01
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipt 3l,300 pack
ages; exports s. 800 barrels, Is, 900 sacks; mar
ket quiet, with bids 1O@15c under asking
rates; sales, 16, 100 barrels
CoRNMEAL-Steady and quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts, 222, 600 bushels; exports,
lS2, 900 bushels; sales, O2O 900 bushels futures,
$4,000 bushels spo'. Spot active for export;
prices lower and weak: No.2 red 79l[c store
and elevator, 79M@sOIc at1oat, sO1l@sOs4c f..
b.; No; - red; 7ts; 2R fsadsd req 6s@sg{He; S{
9l11c; No. . Northern, 7S54@179c: No. 2 Chi
aago, Sl5z@S2c: No. . Milwaukee, ,7ssz@79c: No.
spring, 761<@764c. Options more active,
excited and 54@5sc lower, closing heavy; de-
cline due to report of cholera in the lower
bay and on easier cables with free foreign
selling, large receipts and large increase
in the amount east OF the Rockies: No. 2 red,
september, 1850 1910, closing at 1880; octo-
bcr, s0s4@Sl14c, closing at s034c; November,
s23s3s21ac. closing at s23sc: December, SAG
Sale, closing at SIC: May, S9Ss@sOc. closing .lt
Ss29c.
RYE nominal: western, 64667c
BARLEY MALT quiet.
cSoRN77Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports.
1900 bushels; T. dGs sses, 17lGoOO bushels
and decidely lower; No. 2, 56S5so elevator,
564D59c af1oat: ungraded mixed, 5565sc: op-
tions more active; 1s@as lower on cholera
report, better grazing west and large
September, 5S@57Ac, closing 56c; October,
561s9571sc, closing 561sc; November. seq
5612c, closing 56Lc: december, 5614@5114o,
OATs-Receipts, 100 $50 bushels: exports
l,50O bushels; sales, 365 900 bushels futures,
l32, 600 bushels spot: spot more active, lower
and weak; options more active, weaker;
August, 3s15c; September, s734@Ss1sc. closing
3724c; October, 3s5S@39c, clusins 3s3sc; No
vember, 39l49S91@c. closing 39llc; December.
Ss2s94Oc closing 1919: No spot white. 900
No 2 Chicago, 39@391zc.
HAY easy and quiet.
HoPs easy and quiet; State common to
choice, 2l13@25c.
-Coffee-Options opened barely
steady, unchanges to 10 points down; closed
barely steady, l5@20 down: sales, %, SEQ bags,
including September. 137O@13s0c; October,
l350@l3.60c; November, Is 30@l3.S5c; Decem-
her. l3.30@ l3. Csc; january, l3 20@l3 25c March,
l305013.2Oc My, l3.O0@l3 lOc; spot Rio easier;
No. z l4A@l4Ac. Sugar, raw, firmer and
in fair demands: far refining, 2 10 1890; CEN
trifugals $50 test, 1880; sales, 2sOOO bags
centritugals. $50 test, at $40 e1-store; refined
firm and in good demand. Molasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans steady and dull. Rice
fairly active and firm.
CoTToNsEED OIL steady.
9ALLow dull.
RosIN firm and quiet.
TURPENTINE dull and easy.
EGGS dull and in full supply; Western
prime. l934620c; receipts, {, 1877 packages
HIDES steady.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork dull and weak: old
mess, SlI 25@ll rs. Cut meats dull. Picked
bellies, 754QSc. Picked hams, 103<@ll3[c
Middles steady and dull. Short clear. SIS 05.
Lard easier and dull; Western steam closed
at 81 80 nominal; sales, $50 tierces at 81 S215;
option sales, none: September closed at 81 So
and October at 81 10
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter in very full sup
ply; dull and easy. Cheese very dull and
steady; part skins, 3@61%c.
Phii" ielph a-Flour weak Wheat weak:
No. red, In export elevator, 7O15c steamer;
No. red in do, 74115c; No. red in do. 76c; No.
2 red, Angnst and September, 7571@761c:
October .77l4@771Ec: November, 79z@791%c
Corn-Little or no trading in futures, but
prices nominally R@lc lower: local CARROTS
very scarce and buyers in need of supplies
obliged to meet views of holders: ungraded
mixed; mi track. 56c: No. mixed. IN elevator,
6O12c; No. mixed, August, 556561Sc: Sep
tember, October and November, a@54Ic.
Oats-Supply OF old crop light and market
ruied steady: trade quiet; new oats declined
'a9lc under increasing supplies and a
white, 3715c: old do clipped, 43c: No. 2 |
white, 427a(143c; new No. white; 4OLc: No.
white, August, 4O1S@403kc: September, S9L
gS93zc; October, S972@40c; November. 4O@ |
sO79c. Eggs scarce and wanted. Pennsyl- |
7ania f1rsts. PC.
st. Louis - Flour easy but not quotahly |
over. Wheat opened lower and continued |
% decline. CLOSING 5s@4c below yesterday; |
ash closed at 69Mc; september closed at |
y16c. Corn followed wheat, opening lower |
md closing ss@lc below yesterday; cash and |
september 3454c; October. 461&c: wear, 4511sc;
ar as other grains, closing only L@5xc off: |
ash, So93oAc; September, 3015c: October. |
lS4c; May, 36. Rye at Sc 10. Bran firm at
SIC. Hay dull and lower at Sc 5O@S 80.
inothy, So OU@I2 co. Flaxseed, SIC. Corn.
neal quiet at s. S5@3 45.
Minneapoiis-Wheat took a turn down.
yard to-day and the session closed weak
mere were no new features in the cash |
1e-k nsrket No. ! Northern, new, sold firm at
fQIoc ana old at 7S15@S0c. Trade was good
n both No. 2 NorJnern was not quite as
rm as Yesterday, but the range of price was
bout the same. Coarse grains were quiet
na nd generally steady. Receipts of wheat
!, lose; May, soc; August, 725sc; September,
21sc; December 7416c On track: No. hard.
&c; No; Northern. 7S4c: No. Northern, 6s@
lew No. Northern, 74zc.
Iolrdo-Wheat dull, lower; No. 2 cash,
no Sentember, &c; October, 77Ac; Decem-
,er, 1916; May, S51Zc. Corn dull: No. cash,
&c &c; Oats quiet: cash, 3Sc. Rye dull: No. .
a ash. ai SIC; No 3 &c Cloverseed dull; prime.
:, e eptenDer, So IS; No 2, SIS IS. Receipts
'lour. l25 barrels; wheat, 272,s46 bushels;
orn' SIPS bushels; oats, 2.032 bushels: rye,
40 bushels shipments-Flour, 1870 bar
We, l,529 bushels.
Rnltimorc-Wheat easy; No. red, spot.
.ugust and September, 76c; October, 77sSc;
december, Sic; steamer No. red, 7Gst1
lc. Corn demoralized; mixed spot, 55s1c;
Lugust 56c asked; September, 551Ic asked;
october, Doc asked; year, 5lc bid Oats
rmer; No. white Western, Ale; No Q
liked Western, 3sc. Rye firmer; No 9, 74c
rovlslons unchanged. Butter steady, firm;
.eamery 25g26c. Coffee steady; Rio, fair,
nc; No. T. l5c.
krnsns Ci'y-Whcat lower: No. hard, old,
&c; new, 6lQ6i1&c; No 2 red, 64@65c. Corn
'wer; No.2 mixed, 4515c; No. white, 1910
&c. oats urn: No. 2 mixed, 27129c; No.
hite, Sl95sc. Receipts-Wheat,7 z, COO BUSH
s; corn, $1,000 bushels: oats, 1000 bushels.
1900 bushels: corn, H.
u bushels; oats. l2.00O bushels.
Buffi o-Wheat-No. i hard s2ac; No.
Northern, S24c; No. red, re Corn |
C. Receipts-N neat, 81, 600 bushels; corn,
. OOO bushels. Shipments-Mheat. 400 600 |