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

New Observation-Disclosures IS 600 pack
ages; exports, $500 bDls and 25 800 sacks
steadier and moderate demand; sales, II, 90(
| bDls.
CoRNMEAL dull and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 3Js, 900 bushels; exports.
2s4, 600 bushels: sales, $500 bushels futures
and To-, 900 bushels spot; spot steady and
moderately active for exports; No red,
| 751zG7515c, store and elevator. 76c af1oat
| 7634@7713c f. o. b.; No. 8 red ,6912c: ungraded
red. 69119n7s15c: No. Northern, sSkc; No.
Northern, 741ac; No. Milwaukee, none; op-
tions were 1s@l4c higher early on better
| cables, foreign buying and shorts covering.
| reacted on the increase of g. l62, 900 bushels
| east of the Rockies and 672, ,0G0 bushels on
yesterday; No. red December. 761a@7715c,
Mt 7s1sc: February, 7gsz@SOe closing at 1870;
MAJ, s33s9s43sc, closinsat S33sc.
| RYE dull and steady.
| BARLEY dull.
| BARLEY MALT quiet
CoRN-Receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports,
12a 600 bushels: sales OS5 600 bushels futures;
$1,000 bushels spot: spots quiet and easier;
| No. 2, 493I@50c elevator, 5l@51Lc af1oat;
ungraded' mixed, 5O1d@52c: options were un-
moderate; December. 5O4@5O4c. closing at
5O33sc; January, 5l@5l1ac, closing at 5ls6c;
May, 5S1zQ5S5sc. CLOSING at 5S3sc.
OATs-Receipts, l2I 600 bushels: exports,
1000 bushels: saless LOS, 900 bushels futures,
s. 900 bushels spot; spot easier and quiet;
| options Iairly active and A@1ac lower:
| December. 363l@371lc, closing at BIC; Janu-
| ary, 377s@3S14c, closing at SSZc: MAY. 1870
, 4lssc closing at 4l1Ic: No white, S993s15c:
| mixed Western, 36@3I3c; white do 37@46c;
| No Chicago, 37llc.
HAY dull and steady.
HoPS lower and easier.
| RIEs-Coffee-Options opened steady
and unchanged to 20 points higher and closed
| from l0020 points up: sales, 26250 bags, in
I545c January, Is 20@l5. 25c: February, 10 05c;
| March, A.95@l5.00c; April, A.90c: May, A.75@
| l4S0c: spot firmer and more active No. Z,
| I615c Sugar-Raw steady and in fair de-
mand; sales, GAG bags; centrifugas. $50 test,
at 33sc; 2.C3i bags; molasses sugar, $50 test, ut
2sssc; refined steady and fairly active Mo
lasses-New Orleans steady and quiet. Rice
in fair demand and steady.
CoTToNsEED OIL firm and quiet.
TALIow frmer ana quieti city (s2 for pack
ages), SC asked. ---
RosIN firm and quiet. -
TURPENTINE dull and steady.
EoGs f1rmer and i'll fair demand; Western
2574G26c; receipts, {, LOG packages.
HIDES quiet aid steady.
Hoe PKoDUCTs-Pork in moderate demand
and steady. Cutmeats quiet; middles mac
tive. Lard-Cash steady; options easier:
tierces C. & f. at 50 20: option sales, $50
ticrccs: November, 50 80 bid; December,
S. SIS; January. IS 20 bid.
,,I DAIRY PRoDUcTs-Bntter quiet and firm;
Cheese quiet and firm.
Philadelphia-Flour unchanged. Wheat
weak; No. red in export elevator, 721Sc;
No; 2red November, 72ss@727sc;, December.
7s1zc. Corn options quiet; No. mixed, for
local trade, 5l1HG52c; No. 2 mixed Novem-
Der and Decemher, 4s5.@49c; January and
February, 4Sk@49c. Oats-Car lots in fair
demand; futures weaker; No. white, 4O1sc;
do ON track and in special bin Ale; No.
white 4Sc; No 2 white November, December,
January and February, 4015@4l1Sc. Butter
firm: Pennsylvania creamery. extra. 4lc;
Pennsylvania print extra, 33@36c. Eggs
Fresh stock firm under scarcity; Pennsyl-
vania firsts, 26c.
st. Louis-FIour frmer, but unchanged.
Wheat advanced &c early, but soon turned
downward and closed &c helov yesterday;
cash and November, C63l@667sc: December
6s@6s1ac:May, 76c Corn opened weak and
there was a turn upward, but the close was
off: cash, 4l1sc; December and year. 395sc;
May, 4O4c. Oats lower cash. 291I@2sAc;
May, 3514c. Rye low at 4O94sc Blriey quIet;
scarce at 54c bid east track. HAY dull and
UNCHANGED. Flaxseed frmer at 81 O615
Eggs better mt 100000. Cornmeal quiet at
81 rs. Bagging quiet at s. 0c@6 80.
MinneapoIis-Tbe market opened fairlyac
tive with December 69c and May at 75c That
was about as high as they went and when
longs began to sell out to realize, the market
broke under the offerings. The spot de-
mand was quite good in the morning for the
high grades. About 69]aG6934c took the
bulk of No. wheat, although nearly 80 cars
about 66c. Receipts of wheat here were 4O3
cars'a and in Duluth e9S Close-May, H56c;
November, 6S12c; December, 6s3sc: on track
No hard lie; No. l Northern, 6913c; Nc. 9
Northern 65@66c.
Toledo-Whcat dull and steady: No. cash
and November, 721ac; December. 731Sc; May,
7aSzc.. Corn steady and quiet; No. :, cash,
4215c: May. 4714c. Oats dull; cash, S3c Rye
In STEADY: prime, % cash and November,s! 80: JAN. JAM
uary 81 k215: March, 81 4715 Receipts-Fiour
I76 barrels; wheat 43,677 bushels: corn. 500
bushels; rye, IoS r bushels; Is; ,cioverseed si'
LOCO bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; cloverseed,
200 bags.
Cincinnati-Flour in moderate demand
Wheat steady and firm: No. 9 red, Zoe; re-
ceipts, 5000 bushels; shipments, $500 bushels.
Corn strong: No. mixed, 441ac. Oats scarce
and strong: No. 2mixed, s315c. Rye steady;
No. 9 55@567ac. Pork dull at sic 25 Lard in
good demand at ss so. Bulk meats nominul
steady; sales, 81 barrels at 81 l5 Butter
firm; prime dairy, le@a2c. Sugar easy. Eggs
strong aud higher at &c. Cheese in fair de-
mand.
November, 72c; December. 1870; May sls4c.
Corn dull; mixed. spot and November 49iZc
January and February, 4sc. Oats firm; No.
2 white Western, Ale, Rye quiet; No. > 4sc.
Cotton nominal. Provisions steady. Mess
pork, sI4 90. Butter firm: creamery fancy,
Sic. Eggs steady at 94@25c. Coffee firm; Rio
1alr, ls14c; No. Z, 1890.
Kansas City-Wheat quiet and steady;
No 3 hard, 65@6515c; No. red 67Q6715c Corn
higher; No. . mixed, 3414@S5c; No. 2 white,
3S1$c. Oats higher: No. mixed, 37@3711c; No.
9 wiiite 29@291%c. Eggs steady at 2Oc. Receipts
Wheat, l30, 900 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats, 5000 bushels. Shfpments-Wheat,l 900
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats. none.
Duluth-There was dull.trading on the
board to-day; the close was very Irregular.
Close-No l hard cash, 74c; November and
December, 73c; May, 79c; No Northern cash
November and December, zoe: MAY, 76c; No
Northern cash and December, 641Ic; Novem.
Der, Coo; rejected, Sic.
Cotton.
GALVESTON, Nov. lo-Cotton firm; middling.