Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-13

corn. 800; oats. $40.
GENERAL MARKETS,
ages; exports, $500 barrels, 5000 sacks;
very dull and steady: sales, 6IOO barrels
Minnesota clear, s3 OO@3 so; patents, "a 25@
4 rs; rye mixtures, So 0003 So
| CoRNMEAL dull and steady
WHEAT-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; sales,
2,525OOO bushels futures, ll6 600 bushels spot:
spots, moderately active. easier; closing
atioat: 7s1@@sOAc (. o. b.; No. red, 7Sc: IN.
graded red, 7d@slc: No. Northern, s515@
go: No l hard. ss15c: No. . Northern,
7ss4c: No. 3spring, 1910. Options advanced
S@1ac on higher cables and foreign buying
/ and on the lower condition by the Govern.
ment reports, declined 164c on increased
clearances and weak West. advanced nc on
covering, and closed steady at k@Tc uuder
saturday; No; red, sentemher, as&@7s1Sc.
| 7e19c; November sl@sl15c, closing at Sic; De-
cenber, 50 9-l6@sSesc, closing at s2s<c; March,
ss1a@sec. closing at SIC; May. ssss@S9ssc, clos
RYE nominal; Western, 64@6sc.
stocks OF grains, store and a1oat septem-
Der 10 8 1855 9ol bushels; corn, $50 56s bushels;
oats, $50 352 bushels; rye, L, ,2k5 bushels; bar
ley, 2o775 bushels; malt, aO.S2s bushels:
peas, 376 bushels.
BARLEY malt nominal
CoRN-Receipts, III 900 bushels: exports,
ACOO bushels; sales, l006 900 bushels futures.
100000 bushels spot; spot more active, steady;
No. 2 56@5612c elevator; 571dc af1oat; un-
graded mixed, 5519@5sc. Options declined
ings and increase in visible; closed steady OF
R@Ac below Saturday; trading quiet; Sep
ieeImher; ten oS1s956Ac, closing at 561sc; October,
5s7s@553zc, closing at 551sc; November 5515@
closing at SEC; May, 56Ic.
oATs-Receipts, l6SOOo bushels; sales,
5l5,OOO bushels futures; 15s 600 bushels spot.
fairly active and easier, closing steady; Sep
tember. 3s1s63s1Sc. closing at 3s1sc: October.
8s24@3sssc, closing at SsAc; November,
a955e Closing at 4o15c; No 3 spot whise. sS
do. 8s@46c; No. Chicago. Ss1tG4oc.
HAY quiet and steady.
HoPs dull and easy; State, common to
choice, ls@25c; Pacific Coast, ls@22c
Es-Coffee-options opened steady,
unchanged to 5 up; sales, 5000 bags,
including September, 13sO@is 95: october,
j 759Sso; November, 1s.559l $50; December,
May, l34o@l8.45 Spot Rio frmer; No. T.
BoOglbo3I. Sugar-Raw firm and in de.
msnd; sales, $50; centrifugals. $500 test, at
S7Se; refined barely active; firm; No. II,
lasses-Foreign nominaI; New Orleans
steady, quiet. Rice-Fair demand; steady.
GoTToNsEED OIL firm and quiet.
W
ages, ,41564 Ice.
Resin firm and quiet.
TURPENTINE firmer and quiet at 2ssl@29Ic.
EGGS f1rmer and fair demand; Western
prime, 2l%@z2c: do poor, per case, 81 OoQ
4 80. Receipts, 69 packages.
HIDES quiet and steady.
Hoe PRoDIeTsmPork quiet and easier: old
extra prime, sl2 90. Cut meats quiet and
steady; middles dull; short clear, S. 50
Lara steady, quiet; Western steam closed,
~ -n1
sales. $50 tterces, closed at 81 81 BID; Ucto-
Der, 81 20 bid; January sold 81 20.
DAIRY PRoDUoTs-Butter fair demand,
firm; Elgin, 26c,
CHEESE quiet, firmer.
PhilsdeIphin-Flour weak and unsettled;
Western winter clear, s. 40@3 20; do do
straight, So 1894 90; winter natents, a. 100
s. 75@! 25; do patent, 81 35@4 65 Wheat
opened shade flrmer, but subsequently, re-
acted and the early Improvement was lost
snot fe zsc IN Ne export red elevator No
Der. 1513Q15s4c; November, 7S15 @7sszc; Decem-
Der, 7915@7sszc. Corn-Futures weak and 10 |
lower, with but little disposition to trade;
local carlots quiet but firm; No 2high mixed |
In grain depot. 5715c; No. 2mixed cash and
special delivery September for export 54l5c |
in elevator; No. mixed September, $50 |
5flc: October, November and December,
5o@5315c. Oats-Carlots quiet and steady,
futures dull and unchanged; No. 5 white,
Sa9e; No. 2 white, 4lc; No. 2whfte September, |
L.
gale: December, 4l@4I14c. Butter firm but |
qaiet; PENNSYLVANIA cIeamery, extra, 24c: |
do prime, 2s@slc. Eyes scarce and firm;
Pennsylvania firsts, 22c Cheese frm. fair |
demand; part skins. 6G7c.
Cincinnati-Flour in moderate demand;
family, 81 5O92 IS; fancy, So 40@3 65. Wheat |
In good demand and firm; No. . red. 72@721Sc; |
bushels. Corn in fair demand and firm; No. |
mixed, 4995lc Oats easy; No 9 mixed. $50 |
SS51s SS51o Rye dull; No. =, 57c. Pork steady az
se stesSx a. and nSTd s strong at 25 Bulk meats
easier at SIS 0I11@s co. Whisky in good do |
mand; sales, LOIS bavrels at 81 Is. Butter
aaiyii easyi 1sncy ian Eigin ereamery, &c; prime
firm at l611c. Cheese steady and 1frm; prime
to choice Ohio fiat, s14@lOc
IT. Louis-Flour quiet and unchanged.
wheat saGged from start to finish, and
sssepteSm6eE sep Sn 6sa4c; october, zoe; December,
I9c; I9 MAY, 19ssc Corn followed wheat, and
eaosea eae A9le below Saturday: cash and Sep
semDet, a ao75e; october 441sc; December, 1870;
cash and September yes<c: October 3oiIc.
May, 86llc, Rye duh at Sc. Bran Quiet a as
e. eaS5 sraes * Hay steady; prairie 81 oo@
81 OS Cornmeal steady at s. l5@2 20. Bagg.
10 eIoZW neat lower; No cash and Sep
temoer 76c; October, 761Sc; December 7sI5c;
Nay SIC; Corn dull and steady: No. 2 cash, 4sc;
u.
SSc. Rye steady: No. 2 cash. 59ISc; Septem.
Der, 6 tOc; NO. !. soc. C!overseed active and
nrIn: prime cash, S. s5 September $5 so: Oc.
kecelpts-Flour, 66 barrels; wheat, i53O6
bushels; corn, 2S. 6ss bushels; oats 8, ,2a bush
els; rye eS6 bushels; cloverseed, A2
bushels: Shfpments-Flour, l265 barrels;
wheat. Hs,ooo bushels; oats, 100 bushels.
Mime apoIis-The supply of cash wheat
wa, was heavy. 6ls cars arriving over Sunday,
at 7l@7ilc for No. Northern.
and Soc for No, 2. Other grades were slow.
Local millers bought very .sparingly. Fol-
opening, 7Gssc; highest, 70sIc; lowest. 7olI:
closing, 7G1ec; December, oDening. 7216c;
highest 1211e' lowest, 7l1s@7111Sc; closing. 72c.
'l@7l11c; No. 2 Northern, 6oG6Sc
t.uff.o-Wheat No hard. .s6c; No. North
srn, s211c; No. red. 7s1kc. Corn No. ., 521Sc.
Receipts, wheat, 1.o00 100 bushels; corn, 260..
700 bushels: Shipments, wheat, 600, 900 BUSH
ais. corn. S5 600 bushels |