Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-26
GENERAL MARKETS.

GENERAL MARKETS..
New YORK, Nov. 25.-FLoUR-Receipts, g.. :.
500 packages; exports, $500 barrels; 81 zoo
sacks; quiet and steadier; sales, 5000 bar
rels.
CoRNMEAL dull and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 120, 600 bushels: exports,
427, 900 bushels; sales, I,240,0OO bushels fu-
lures, $4,000 bushels spot. Spots were A@lc
HIGHER with the options, advance checking
business, ana closing firm; No. red, 1870
in store and elevator. 7715c afloat, 7S@79c
f. o. b.; No. 8 red, 721Sc: ungraded red,
72@77c; No. Northern, s4@s4Lc: No. North.
ern, sO@sO1Ic; No. Milwaukee, 76@76Lc; No.
s spring, 7397SAc: options closed moder-
ately active, and 7z@7sc higher and firm, ad-
vancing early E@l1ac on frmer cables,
lighter receipts, frmer West, liberal clear
ances, foreign buying and shorts covering:
ber most active; No. red, December. 1888
@77 5-l6c, closing at TIC; January, T3l@
1870. closing at 7sasc; May. s3@s4 1-l6c,
closing at S31sc.
KYE weak and dull.
BARLEY dull.
BARLEY MALT dull.
CoRN-Recelpts. ls50oO bushels: exports,
81, 900 bushels; sales 1856, 900 bushels futures,
$1,000 bushels spot: spot dull and firmer:
No. 2, 5Os4c elevator; SIG afioat: ungraded
mixed, 5l@525sc: options advanced I@Ac on
frmer cables, higher West and following
wheat with shorts covering, closing strong
and moderately active; May and December
most active: December. 5o14@5lc, closing at
50Hc: January, 5l1S@5lAc, closing at 5l3lc;
May. 52sS953]9c, CLOSING at 531Sc.
5000 bushels; sales. $4,000 bushels futures,
81, 600 bushels spot. Spot dull and f1rmer:
options firmer and moderately active; May
SEC, closing at SEC: January, S7@S71xc, closing
at 371lc; May, 4055s@4l1sc, closing at 4lc; No.
spot, white, A@42c: mixed Western, 351SGD
311sc; white do, 45@461zc; No. 2 Chicago, 36A
HAY quiet and firm.
HoPs dull and weak.
GRoCERIEs-Coffee options opened steady
and unchnnged to so points higher; closed
steady 25950 points up: sales, so. $50 bags, in
cluding: November. f675@l6 Csc; December.
l6600l6s0c; January, l6.4O@l6.6oc; February,
BS5@l6 4oc; March. l6 loGl635c: April. lG.OO@
September. l5.7Oc: October. l57oc. Spot Rio
dull and firmer; No. :, l714@l73sc. Sugar
Raw quiet and firmer: fair refining, 15-l6c;
centrifugal, 3kc; refined quiet and un.
changed. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
good to choice, 30@3Sc.
CoTToNsEED OIL steady and dull.
TALLow quiet and steady.
RosIN dull and steady.
TURPENTINE quiet and steady.
EGGs quiet; lancy firm; receipts. s,6s1 pack
ages.
HOG PRoDUCTs-Pork quiet and firm: cut.
meats firm and in lair demand: middles
dull; short clear, November, IS 60. Lard
quiet and lower; Western steam closed at
$40 COGlO 12H: sales none; November $40 Is
asked: December, SO l5 January, 50 l2 bid.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter quiet and rather
easy; Western factory, 15@lSc. Cheese in
good demand and firm; part skins, 3@s15c.
Philadelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat firm,
and while there was no important change
N n o1,nv
advanced Ac under stronger reports from
the West; No. red in export elevator, 73lIc;
No 2 red. November. 5S4@7skc: December,
@7sc. Corn opened firm under light offer
ings, but shippers had few orders and local
trade demand very moderate; steamer in
grain depot, Ec; do in export elevator, 47c;
No yellow for local trade. 49c: No. mixed
in export elevator, 4s19@4s34c: No. mixed
November. and December, 4S11S@4sac: Janu-
ary and February, 4s3+04sc. Oats-Carlots
aud unchanged: No. white. 4Ic; No. 9 white,
42slc: do clipped choice, 44c Eggs scarce
ana firm; Pennsylvania firsrs. CSC.
New OrIeans-Sugar firm: open kettle
strictly prime, 21sc; prime, 234c; fully fair,
centrifugals plantation granulated, 4lSc;
off do, 1905 S-l6c; choice white, &c: OH
white, S5S04c; gray white 1906 ll-l6c:
do 31z@3 9-l6c: of do. 35.I6e43 T. -lec: seconds,
24@3lc. Molasses steady; open kettle, fancy,
35c: choice. 3l@32c: strictly prime, 29c; good
fair 22@24c; centrifugals, strictly prime, 1GS
lie: good prime, l2Ql5c: fair to good fair,
9@llc; common to good common, 6@7c; in
ferior, sc.
St. Louis-Flour dull and unchanged.
then rallied and advanced and closed kQ1Lc
above Wednesday: cash, CSC: November,
6S22c; December. 6s!sc; January, 7O15c; MAY,
765sc. Corn followed wheat and closed A@ic
a hnv Wdn och
$685.; December and year, Sic; January,
Ss14c; May. 4S7sc. Oats higher; cash. 3ILc
bid; May, S514c-, Rye frmer at 471zc. Barley
firm, but all sales on private terms. Bran
scarce ana firm; 6Ic bid east track. Hay
dull and unchanged. Flaxseed quiet ut 81 OF.
Cornmeal quiet at 81 s..
Minneapolis Wheat took a ia, orable turn
for holders and the shorts were numerous:
after selling az Csc: May opened at 1870 and
closed at z3sc. There was good business
in the cash market and good wheat sold
ern we're at 6S14c and No. Northern at CSC. |
Receipts of wheat here for two days were
! ,OS9 cars and at Duluth and Superior one
6715c; December, 675sc. On track: No. i
hard, 7O15c; No. l Northern, 6s1Sc; No. Q |
Northern, 63Gac.
Toledo-Wheat active, firm; cash and |
NsoTyemISer, NOV 7S15c; December, 7!Gc; May,
quiet; cash, 35c. Rye dull; cash. 55c Clover. |
seed active, cash, October, November and |
December. 81 ~; January. 81 s2T Febru- |
lry, 81 30 Receipts-Flour, l,l25 barrels:
wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn, 5l5S bushels;
oats, $50 bushels: cloverseed l,006 bags.
Shipments-Flour,3 8, 253 barrels; wheat, Al, 100 |
bushels; corn, 2, l5O bushels; oats. 400 bushels;
rye, l. 100 bushels; cioverseed, 400 bags.
Kansas City-Wheat higher: No. 2 hard,
4@6415c: No. rod, 6s1I@6S%c. Corn firmer
lui prices did not improve: No. mixed,
I3@331dc; No white, 34lz@35c. Oats firm;
y trtfx ". .
Eggs quiet. Receipis-Wheat, 81. .o0o bush.
.ls: corn. none; oals, none. Shipments
Wheat 5000 busnels; corn. none; oats, L.
100 bushels. =