Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-09
GENERAL MARKETS.

New Receipts 1853 pack
ages: exports, 800 barrels, $4,000 sacks;
moderately active, steadier; sales 37,700 bar
rels.
wHEAr-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports,
1000 bushels; sales, ESQ, 900 bushels futures.
l4l, 600 bushels spot Spot moderately active
for, for exports, p , higher S with options closing
sls4c; nngraded red. 65@Sac; No j Northern,
NOrsherh, s2sc: No. 2 Chicago; SIZE:
spring, sos4c: options advanced l1s@kc
early on higher cables and with the strength
in corn, declined ss@1Sc on the increase in
izing, advanced 5000 wfth>the West and
local covering. and closed steady at IL@
ls4c over Saturday: No. red, August, S@
$ sI ss sSsng Sioanr at Sc &C. ossessr S
closing at s615c: December. ss1k@ssZc, clos.
ing at ss5fc; IN: May, ssSs@s4'sc, closing at s47ac
SrocKs of grain, in store and afioat
gust6. Wheat, 1,2so, ,52l; corn, 5l6,57s; oats.
72l, 900: rye, 81 .o2s; barley, 2oT5; malt 2sSoS;
peas, 3,256'bushels.
IS 600 bushels; sales, 25s5 900 bushels futures,
5000 bushels spot. Spots frnner and dull;
No. 2. s214c elevator; ss1lc aio.t; ungraded
2M@41sc higher on continued bad crop re-
ports higher west decrease in visible and
shorts covering, closing firm; August. 6o@62c,
ing at Gle; October. 5sM@so15c. closing at
6oHc; December. 6@5s9e, closing at 591Sc.
6.Ts-Reeeipts, 1os Sys e. bushels; exports.
$4,000 bushels spot: spot higher and fairly
active; options stronger and moderately
active; AUGUST, 39AQ4oc. closing at 4Oc. Sep
sem6eG; se. ssa9.oc c,osing at 4os ocsober,
421@c, mixed Western, Ss@fc: white West.
ern, 4l@47c; No. Chicago, 4o@4ohc.
HAY in moderate demand and steady.
10rC faad ov,d snf
GRooERIEs-Coffee options opened steady,
unchanged to points up, closed steady
and unchanged to 10 up: sales, $500 bags. in
l2.5o@l2 soc; October, 2.6oc; December, 12.e5c;
March, u. 75c; spot Rio firm and quiet; No. Z,
l314@l35sc. Sugar-Raw firm and quiet sales,
ex. ship: refined firm: fair demand. Molasses,
Foreign nominal New Orleans, quiet and
steady. Rice quiet and firm.
GoTToN SEED OH steaay and quiet:
TALLow quiet and firm; city ($2 90 for
pkgs), lasc.
RosIN quiet and steady.
TURPENTINE dull and weak at 2s@2SAc.
Eees higher; light receipts; Western prime
HIDES quiet and steady.
HOG PRoDUCrs-Pork quiet and f1rmer; old
eHrs s prs 2S SIS co. neg Gut mess meats sA S
quiet; picked hams l21<@l2hc: sales 5O,O 900
pounds. Picked bellies and 50 boxes do at
SIC. Middles steady and dull. Lard active
as 80. Option sales. 10000 tierces; Septem-
Der. IS 45@s 80, closing at IS n
DAIRY PRoDUcrs-Butter in fair demand;
Cheese, frmer and quiet.
ST. Louis-Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat was lifted up by corn and a
too small reaction closed at l@Ikc above
Saturday: No. red cash was higher at 75c
bid Assuss Us q7sse7 .s 7ssta closing at
@76xc; December, 7s6@S015c, closing at s0IIc
asked. Corn opened s4c higher than satul-
days close and then snot up 1c in two quick
jumps on hot, dry weather in the corn belt,
with no relief in prospect. An unsettledfeel-
ing with an upward tendency, followed
reaction in Illinois crop report, taking off 10
ported with hot, dry winds in that State,
sent corn ballooning to a close at $50 above
Saturday; No. cash higher, Soc bid; August
Si5s95l%c bid: October, 5ossc sa nominal. % Oats M
already bullish, shot up with the runaway
corn market; No. cash higher at S311c bid;
at $3.50 bid. 84c asked; October, ssZc bid;
December, &c nominal. Rye, No. 9, 60c bid;
Barley, no trade. Hay steady at previous
quotations Timothy seed, 81 25@l IS. Flax
seed, SIC.
Philadelphia Flour stocks Of old win
ters light but demand slow. Springs in
fair demand and steady. Wheat strong and
higher; No. red in export elevator, s215c;
~ Tsa ApSuss sgs ssp5ssmssss
@s55sc, Corn firm but quiet: No. yellow.
in grain depot, CSC; No. mixed, August,
6@5715c; September, 57@571zc; October, SIG
5711c; November, 57@571sc. Oats quiet: No.
white, 40c: No. white, 42c; No. 2 mixed,
August, 4@4l13c; September. 40@4lc; Octo-
Der, 4013@4l15c; November, 401l@4l1Sc. But
ter firm, nne goods firm and in lair demand;
Pennsylvania creamery extra, 231lc; Penn
sylvania prints extra, &c, wholesale; 2s@32c,
jobbing. Eggs-Fresh stock sea rec, frm
and in good request; Pennsylvania firsts,
17c. Cheese quiet, but steady; part skins,
5H@7c; full skins, l@2c.
,incnnnti-Flour strong. Wheat in good
demand and stronger; No. 2 red, 1910; re-
ceipts, q, 500 bushels; shipments, 25, 600 BUSH
els. Corn higher, No. mixed, 61Sc. Oats
strong; No. 2 mixed, 43Ic. Rye steady;
No. q 65@66c. Pork strong but quiet at
sl3 25 Lard steady at 81 s7L. Bulk meats
higher at IS 62H. Bacon strong and higher
at SO %. Whisky active and firm; sales, ], 100
barrels at 81 L. Butter strong. Sugar
steady. Eggs stronger at n@ll15c. Cheese
firm.
NIiiwaukee-Flour quiet. Wheat firm;
September, 761sc: No. spring. 76c; No. !
Northern, s4c Corn firm: No. 8, 501&c Oats
higher: No. white, 3515@36c; No. 8 do. 84X
@35c. Barley quiet; September, 6lHc; sample
on track nominal; No. ], 631zQ65c. Rye
quiet; No. ], SOC. Provisions frm; pork,
sl8 IS; lard, 81 671f. Receipts-Flour, $500
barrels; wheat, 1880 bushels; barley. O. 100
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 16,779 barrels;
wheat $3.50 bushels.
New Orl aps-Rice. ordinary to good, SIG
clarified, ST@8 l6-l6c; on do, 37<QS lS-16c; |
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