Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-16
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-fIoUR-Receipts, $500 pack
ages; exports, 5000 barrels, 800 sacks; quiet
and easy: sales, II, 200 barrels.
| CoRNMEAL-Steady.
sO3O,OOO bushels futures. $4,000 spot; spot
fairly active for exports, easier closing
steady:No. red. G71ac store and elevator,
76c afioat, 7674@779e I. Q. b; No: red. 7ls4c;
| @s31zc:No2 Northern, 7S@7s1zc: options were
fairly active. 2@1c lower and heavy. The
| decline was due to dull and lower cables, in
crease in the English visible and in the
amount on passage, full imports in the
United Kingdom, foreign selling, long real
izing and further.talk regarding the anti.
closing 761Sc: January, 7734@7sAc, closing
7734c; May, s31sQSS4c, closing SS1sc.
hTE dull and lower; Western, 56960c.
BARLEY dull.
CoRN-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
5000 bushels: sales, $4,000 bushels futures
and $500 bushels spot; spot dglI ana
afioat; options we're dull and N@ssc lower,
as following wheat and the Wes., closing
weak; December, 5O1l@5OsSc, closing at 5o11c;
January, 5o3zQ5l16e, closing at 6O34c; May,
52l4@521Sc, closing at 52Ic.
OATs-Receipts. l6O. 900 bushels; exports. s.
600 bushels; sales, 235,000 bushels futures,
and easier: options dull and lower; Decem-
ber, 36llc, closing at 361zc: January, size,
cosing at 3719c; May, 4014Q4o14c, closing at
w
3515@S61&c; white do, 361S@45c; No. Chicago,
3615c.
HAY dull and steady.
HOPS quiet and weak; State. common to
choice, 1s@24c; Pacific coast lSQ24c.
GRoCRRIEs-Coffee options steady and
unchanged to 10 points lower; sales, 2s, 750
bags, including November. l6.00@l6: lOc: De-
cember. Is. zoe: January, 15.50c: March, Is Csc;
Nav, l5.lO@l5. l5c: July, l5.00c: September,
IA 95GI5 OOc: October, u zoe. Spot Rio quiet
and steady; No. Z, 1870. Sugar-Raw dull;
Orleans fairly active and firm. Rice in fair
demand and steady.
CoTToNsEED OIL stronger; crude, 2sc bid;
yellow, 32G33c.
TALLow firIner and quiet; city (S2 90 for
pkgs.). SIC.
RosIs steady and quiet; strained. common
to good, 81 39Q1 35.
TURPENTISE dull and firm at 311S632c.
LEGS quiet; fancy firm; receipts, II, ,3s7
packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
Hoe PKoDUcrs-Pork active and strong.
Cut meats dull: middles dull: short clear,
November, IS 90 Lard stronger and quiet;
Western steam closed at 50 IS; sales, 250
tierces ct 50 Is: options sales 500 tierces; No
venber, 50 30 bid; December, IS 60 bid; Janu-
ary, Sc %. nominal; February, Ss %.
DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Butter quiet; fancy firm;
El.in, 3lc. Cheese firm and in moderate de-
mand
No. red, November. 7z5<G173c; December,
EA7HIc: January, 7CG761zc; February, $50
49, CONCEPTIONS weak: local carlots
scarce and steadily held, quiet; No. mixed
4s1zc: February, t51zl4sMc. Oats-Carlots
firm and quiet: futures, beyond this month,
dull and lower: No. mixed enrly, 40c; do
4S15c: DO clipped, 4@41So; No. 2white. No
vember, +01114INc; December. 4004013c;
January, 4OeE401Sc; February, 459tO1lc. Eggs
Potatoe--Firm and in fair demand at 63Q7oc
per bushel.
MinncapoIis-Tbsre WAS no bullish feature
to-day and the price declined from the open
ing to the finish: December opened at 6s56o
and closed at CSC; May opened ht T16c and
closed at 7Ic: trading was dull ana consid-
cradle wheat was liquidated: there was
good sale OF cash wheat ht lower prices than
ruled yesterday on nccouns OF the weak
principally at G95zc and No. 2Northern at
Csc. Receipts of wheat here were 402 cars
and at Duluth and Superior 43s cars Close:
On track: No. ! hard, Tic; No. Northern,
69c; No. Northern, B06Jc.
St Louis-Flour stendy and unchanged.
Wheat opened &c oil, partially recovered,
then broke again and finished HD5Sc under
yesterday: cash, 67l/: November, BIC; Decem-
Der closed at CSC; January, 695Sc; May, 1870.
Corn opened lower and steadily declined Co
the end, closing MQlc below yesterday; No
May, 42S642lZc. Oats lower; cash and No
vember 34Z. rye lower: cash and Novem-
Der, 301zc: May, H1zc. Barley slow; small
sales. Bran firm at 5Gc on east truck. Hay
quiet and unchanged. Fluxseed at 81 O5
Cornmeal higher at 81 3D.
Toledo-Wheat dull and lower; No. cash
and November, 72zzc: December, 731Sc; Nav,
79%c. Corn dull: No. cash, 1870 Oats
quiet; cash, 35c. Rye steady: cash. SAC.
Cloverseed lower; prime. cash and Novem-
Der, 81 20; December, 81 rs; January, 81 go
Receipts-Flour, l33 barrels; wheat, 80, ,597
bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats, 500 bushels;
rye, l,lG0 bushels: cloverseed, x3l bags.
Shfpments-Flour, 1855 barrels: wheat, 43, 600
bushels; corn, 1000 bushels; oats, 400
bushels; cloverseed, eN bags.
Cincinnati-FIour firm; family, 50 45@2 rs;
fancy. So 2063 90. Wheat steady and in fair
demand: No. red, 73c: receipts, 1905 bushels:
shipments, 1000 bushels. Corn strong: No,
2 mixed 45c. Oats scarce and higher; No.
mixed, 35c. Rye in moderate demand and
steady; No. 2, 55c. Pork steady, but quiet
at sl9 25. Lard steady at SO 80. Bacon firm at
80 90. Whisky steady; sales, I09s barrels at
81 Is Butter firm. Eggs firm. Cheese
stronger.
Bufhlo-Wheat--No. ! hard at $40, No
Northern, 77]<c: No. 2 rec, ,751zc. Corn No. q
4s55c. Reoefpts-Wheat, 100000 bushels;
corn, 100 900 bushels. shipments-Wheat
t10, 600 bushels; corn, 100000 bushels.