Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-16

at 761sc: March, 70 S-l607slSc, closing at 79llc;
| May, SOI<@SiNc, closing at Sl1sc. o-r.e~--
! RYE dull and nominal.
BARLEY dull.
CoRN-Receipts, 1000 bushels; exports,
lss, 900 bushels; sales, 45O 900 bushels futures,
nSshss spot spot dull SmS rmeT M9
ungraded mixed, 5l@53c: steamer mixed,
5lszc; options were dull at %@ssc higher and
firm: trading local, switching; December,
531Ic.
OATsReceipts, 1880 bushels; exports, 9s3
bushels; sales. lso 900 bushels futures: l.SOOo
err options dull and firmer; December, 3oAc;
January, S7z@37sSc, closing at S7szc: March,
SsSsc: No, spot white. 4l2zc: mixed western,
S71Sc
HAY moderately active and firm.
HOPS 9uiet and steady; State. good TO
choice. ls@2Sc; Pacific coast, 1s@g3c.
GRooERIEs-Cofee-Op opened steady,
10 points lower: closed weak l002O potnts
decline; sales, 26, 900 bags including Decem-
her: l5. 5.SoQl6 l0c; January. 10 40@l670c: March.
@llSOc; spot Rio dull, weak; No. z, 16ssQl61ac.
Sucar-Raw dull; refined quiet and steady.
Molasses-New Orleans quiet and steady.
Rice in fair demand and steady:
GorroNsEED OIL easier; crude S6QSO18c;
TALIow easy and quiet; city tss for pack
ages) l5-l6c,
RoSIN dull.
TURPENT1NE dull and steady at 3l@slkc.
HOG PRoDUors-Pork quiet and firmer.
sales, 300 barrels; other mess, $14 75Ql5 co.;
new mess. SIS 759l6 25; extra prime nominal
Cut meats quiet and steady; picked
do. hams, l0zS@llc: middles dull. Lard quiet
and f1rmer; Western steam closed at $40 90
sales 600 tierces at $40 O.; o,E ogtions ms
closing at $40 20 bid; January closed at $40 20
asked: March closed at $40 10 bid; May closed
at $40 10 bid
DAIRY PRo0UcTs-Butter quiet, unsettled
and weak: Elgin, 2s11QSoc. Cheese fairly ac-
tive and firm.
Philadelphia-Flour quiet. Wheat firm
and advanced Nc under light local offerings
and stronger reports from other grain
cfenters; steamer No 2 red. in export
December, 75Q754c;, January; 751z@55a4c;
February, T677Ac; March, 7S24@79c. Rye
NO. Pennsylvania, 5sc. Corn quiet: prices
hrm; No. 2 yellow in grain denot. soc; No
February, 4g34G5Oc. Oats-CarIots weak;
No. white, soc; do, 4O15c: No. white, 4l14c;
No. white, December. 4O1&@4lc; January,
4o9iO24c; February, 4o4@4lAc; Eggs.Penn-
sylvania firsts, 2lc. Butter firm: Pennsyl-
van1a creamery, extra, S063lc.
Toledo-wheat dun and steady: No. cash
and December, 7S1Ic; May, TS34@7S5c. Corn
dull; No. cash. 43c; January, 4lszc: May.
421sc; No. 8. 42c. Oats steady; cash. &c. Rye
quiet: No. . cash, 5l1{c; No. 3, 45c. Cloverseei
steady; prime, cash and December, s. OO
January and February $S 05; March, $S l911.
Receints-Flour, 129 barrels: wheat, "a, ,55
bushels; corn, 80, ,06O bushels; oats, l,O2l BUSH
els; rye, 9i3 bushels: cloverseed, 60 bags:
Shipments-Flour, 1,7o2 barrels; wheat, 5000
bushels: corn, 700 bushels; rye, l. 500 BUSH
els; cloverseed, $40 bags.
st. LouIs-Flour easy, but notl lower. Wheat
opened &c lower, breaking all previous
q foT fh<al rnrr fn0 IN
the close was fraction above YESTERDAY;
cash, 6634c; December, 66slc: January. 67A
@67Hc; February. 69ssc; May, 71sc; July, 1871
s gda2sc Corn was Is, iirm, but slow, 1s and closed
ary, Ss5sc; February 1890: May, 431s@4314c- /
Oats slow; cash, 3215c; May. 1890 Rye
scarce and held higher at SOC asked. Barley
steady: sales, Minnesota, 62@6Sc. Bran quiet
at 59c. Hay UNCHANGED. Flaxseed steady.
Cornmeal quiet at 81 80.
Minneapolis-May opened at 7Oka and
closed at TIC. 1t sold Nc higher than the
close not long after the opening. There
was quite an active business on the floor,
mostly of a scalping order. There was an
active cash market. No. ! Northern sold at
Csc. There was light trading IN No. North
Receipts 40 cars here d pnG sss % cars at Duluth Duluth
and Superior: close: May, 7l14c; December,
655sc; on track: No. hard. 651Sc; No. North
ern. Csc; No.2 Northern, 5s@6Oc.
Cincinnati-FIour In light demand Wheat
106OO bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels.
Corn firm; No. 9 mixed, 44c. Oats easy: No.
2 mixed. 3412@35c Rye in fair demand; No.
2, ac. Pork quiet and strong at $l4 6213.
Lard in good demand and stronger at So rs.
Bulkmeats quiet and firm at IS so. Bacon
firm at $40 90. Whisky active and strong;
sales, LOLA b arres at 81 30. Butter easy.
Sugar steady. Eggs steady at &c. Cheese
quiet.
Milwaukee-Flourq quiet. Wheat firm: No.
2 spring, 66c: No. l Northern, 7215c: May, 4
Tic. Corn quiet; No. g. &c. Oats dull; No.
white. SS11@3H71c; No. 8 do, 3215@331zc. Bar
firm; No. ]. 5Sc. Provisions firm. Pork
January, SIC TO- Lard-January, 50 90 Re-
S ooo barrels wheat 10000
Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 1000 bushels;
barley, 27,OOO bushels.
Baltimore-Wheat dull; No.2 red spot and |
December, E1<c; February. 76c; May, sO1Sc.
Corn dull; mixed spot, 4S19c; January. 1870:
Western, 42c; No. mixed Western, 3s16c.
Hay steady. Grain Ireights quiet and un-
changed. Provisions higher; mess pork,
sl6 90. Butter stendy; creamery, Bic. Eggs
steady at 2sc. Coffee firm; Rio fair; No. Z,
l7c.
Kansas City-Wheat WAS dull and lower; |
No. 2 hard. 65@65hc; No. 2 red, 69c. Corn |
weak; No: mixed. S81S@s4c: No. 2 white. |
3O@3lc; No. 2 white 3l@32c. Eggs firm al IS |
02213c. Receipts - Wheat. 5000 bushels; |
corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 900 bushels. Ship |
nents - Wheat, 27,Co0 bushels; corn, "A, 900 |
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels.
DuIuth-There was an easy opening, but it |
was followed by active trading atndvancing
prices up to noon; there was a big demand |
for May wheat Close: No. hard, cash and |
December, 6S5zc; May, 75c: No. i Northern,
,ash, csc; December. 66ssc: May, 725Sc; No. .
Northern, cash and December, GO15c; No. 5,
'41zc: rejected, 1910.
BuffalO-Wheat-No hard dull at sI3<c:
No. Northern. 7s1zc; No. 9 red, 1916. Corn
No. 2, no offerings. Receipts-Corn, ls,-
700 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 1000 BUSH