Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipt &300 pack
ages: exports, 2, 100 barrels, 10000 sacks;
market quiet and easier, in instances SC
lower: sales 1880 barrels.
WHEAT-Receipts, 24l 900 bushels; exports,
10000 bushels; sales, 3.525.0Oo bushels
futures. $1,000 bushels spot. Spot
lower, steady and dull; No. red, sS1lc in
store and elevator; sac afioat; s51s@s61sc f..
o. b.; No. 8 red, s0slc; ungraded red, 75@
s4c; No. l Northern, s614@s6Ac; No. l hard,
9lA@92c; No. Northern, s0ss@s0Ic; No. 2
Chicago. s5z<c; No. Q Milwaukee, $3.50;
No. spring, s0@s0Ac: options were fairly
active and opened ]%@5sc up on the govern
ment report, declined l@lLc on more favor
able crop news from abroad, lower cables
and foreign selling, light clearances, largo
receipts and general realizing. closing heavy
at ss@s6c under yesterday; No. red, Au-
ss5s@s47sc, closing at s3ssc; October, sfzs
GS6c, closing at s4Ic; December, s7A@
s9c closing at s7szc: May, sSQs2c, clos
ing at CSC.
RYE-Lower and dull; Western, 7oa7sc.
BARLEY MALT-Dull and nominal.
CoRN-Receipts, 39. 600 bushels; exports,
5000 bushels; sales, 1000 bushels futures,
active; No. >, 6s1Sc elevator. CSC bid aioat;
opening at A@lc up, on the report that the
crop will not exceed 1600, 600 600 bushels. de.
clined XQlc on realizing. advanced 1a@Hc,
6lAc; September, 5s1@6Ossc, closing at soAc;
December, 6S4c.
oATs-Receipts, 14a, ,ooe bushels; exports,
5000 bushels; sales, Ss5, 900 bushels futures.
$1,000 bushels spot; spot dull and lower;
options moderately active: partly Ac down:
steady; August, closing at 39c; September,
ss34@SsHc, closing at asc; October. 3s14@3sAc
closing ut 3slc; No white September, 46c
No 2 spot, white, 421ac; mixed Western. 80
@4ohc: white do, lG4sc; No. Chicago,
HAY quiet and steady.
HOPS dull and steady.
neutrality-suspicious. opened steady.
6points down to up. closed firm. lo@lS up;
fsss Dsss c ostossr
Oh Csc; November, l2:9oc; December. 1850
Is 05c: January. is. l0c; February. l3 056l3 l0c:
March, l3.Oo@ @1S loc; May, 1900 ID .o5c: spot
Sugar-Raw firmer and fairly active; air re-
filming. ll-l6@2Ac: cen trifugals $50 test,
3 l6@3zc: sales, 45 hogsheads Muscovado,
centrifugal. $50 test, at SIC; refined fairly
active aEa firm. Molasses-Forei.n nomi-
nal; New Orleans steady and dull. Rice
steady and quiet: domestic, fair to extra,
COTTON SEED OIL quiet and easy.
TALLow more active and steady.
RosIN steady and quiet
TURPENTINE quiet
EGGS offered more freely; market easier;
receipts, T. l99 packages.
HIDES steady and quiet.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork quiet and firm Cut
meats dull and steady. Sales, 80 600 pounds
green hams at the West at l0l<c for Is
pounds. Middles dull. but steady: short
s afe d hi6 h;6
sales. 1000 tierces at IS l211@s 90 Option
sales, L0O0 tierces; September, So IL, clos-
ing at ss 20. 500 tierces; October, s. 90, clos
ing at IS IL.
DAIRY Products - Butter, full supplies;
market quiet. Cheese quiet and easy.
81. Louis-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat opened higher for September which,
the marSer Selling OF e or
and lEc for December. The opening in
fluence was the Government crop report
but heavy receipts. with depressing foreign
was heavy at nearly bottom prices. No. 2
at 7s71c ncminsl; September. H9g5sc, clos
closing at 7s16c bid. Corn, on remarkably
small improvement, started higher, but CROP
advices, etc., with the break in wheat let
abone yesteday; No cash higher her at I'VE asJse;
August, Soc nominal; September, ,.49ssa5Os5c.
closing at 5o1Sc; October, SOC nominal. Oats
firmer advancing; No; 2 cash, $3.50 bid;
3sc, closing at ssc; May, ssssc bid. rye
No bid 5sc. Barley-No trade. Hay
in good demand; timothy, choice to gilt
81 oOGs 75 ~ " n''Ns''
Ba timore-wheat weak; No. red, spot
size; August. Sic; septembe s11sc; Octo-
Der, S2Lc; steamer No. red 74l74Tc.
Corn easy: mixed spot $50, August
SIC asked; September, 56c bid; October
SIC bid. Oats very firm; No. 2white w est
ern, 42c; No. mixed Western SOC. Rye
steady; No. 2, 73c. Provisions steady and ac.
tive. Mess pork SN 80. Lard, refined, &c
Butter very hrm; creamery at 24c. Eggs
active and firm at l4@l5c. Coffee firm; Rio,
fair, l7c; No. z, 1870.
Cincinnati-Flourd dull and generally neg.
lected. Wheat steady: No. red 751Ic; re-
ceipts, 9,095 bushels; shipments, 1900 oush-
els. Corn lower; No. Q mixed, $50. Oats
strong: No mixed, 35c. Rve nominal; No.
2. SIC. Pork quiet at sI3 25 Lard dull at
81 so. Bulkmeats barely steady at IS 62%
Bacon steady atss Is. Whisky steady; sales
TT barrels at 81 Is. Butter strong Sugar
stronger. Eggs stronger. Cheese firm.
Kansas City-Wheat barely Steady; No. 3
hard, old, 63Q65c; new, 65G661Sc; No. 2red,
67@70c. Corn steady; No. linked. l41S(145c;
No. white, sc Oats steady and in good
demand; No. mixed, old, 27@271sc; No.
white, old, 30@3lc. Receipts-W Wheat, 5000
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels: oats, 8 600 BUSH
els. Shipments-Wheat,4 a, 900 bushels: corn,
1900 bushels; oats, none.
Buffalo-Wheat-No. hare, firm, 92kc; No.
Northern, s6Nc; No. 2 red. SIC. No. corn-
No offerings. Receiprs-Wheat,5 544, ,O0p bush.
els; corn, 900 bushels. Snipmen ts-Wheat,
SOC, 900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels.