Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-03
GENERAL MARKETS.


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New York-FIouR-Rec Is, 200 pack
ages; exports, 2900 barrels. N, 200 sacks
4 very dull and weak; sales $500 barrels: low
so @ g. g. 'e
| @ 00@s 50; straights, ss 1904 %
Conn MRAI-Dull and steady; yellow West
ern, IS 0O0s 10.
PSI, 900 bushels sales, ss5 600 bushels futures.
@ ~ssS No. Ses9sIs rsd EResss ssors ana slevssoS
e; Sssasasd aSss SHs gsSs
SS16@SSAc; No. 2Northern, ,773zc;No. Q Chicago.
ss1{@sS5Sc;No.s Milwaukee. .77AQ77 77sc;options
were dull and advanced cary & &c on gns
| cables, foreign selling and realizing; closed
weak at UNCHANGED prices to 10 decline; No.
red ocsoper ss@Seii sla cIos1ag e; re
@e7ssc, closing, s7ssc.
| RYE-Dull; Western, 680661c.
BBARIEy,,ssteady; Western. er ss97sc.
CoRN-Receipts, 10000 bushels; exports,
10000 bushels; sales, 900 bushels; futures,
lS3, COO bushels; spot fairly active for export;
weak No; Q. ooA@olc ELEVATOR; 52@52s6c afioat;
at a decline Of Ne on October other months
clined &@hc. and closed weak at unchangedl s !
prices to Lc down, trading fair; October, ,5OA
@5lsSo. closing at 5lc; November. 6l1a@52lsc,
closing at 5lxc; December, 621a05S1sc, clos
ing at 62315c.
1000 bushels; sales, 200, 900 bushels futures;
40 900 bushels spot. Spot dull and easier.
Options dull and weaker; November, SO
371sc, closing at BIC; December, .3s1s@3sssc
mixed Western, 36Q3sc; white do, 3s046c;
State. 3s@46c; No. 2 Chicago, BIC.
HAY quiet and easy; good TO choice. 76@
soc.
Rops firm and in fair demand; Pacific
coast. 17O22c
Neutrality-suspicious.. 10 to 20 points
up closed steady ct 10 70 20 points up; sales lies
December, il 55@l1ssc; January, l4;5oc:
March, A.2o@A60c: May, 4so@lA 4oc Spot
Rio nominally f1rmer; No. i5tc. sugar,
raw. duh az and steady; fair % refining, & &c; cen, en-
easy Molasses, New Orleans: dull and
steady; common to fancy, 25@35c. Rice in
fair demand and firm; domestic, 41SD6c.
2715c; yellow, 30c.
TALIow quiet and steady; city ts2 for pack
Ros1N quiet and steady, ~
TURPENTINE steady at 281a@29c.
Eaas steady; Western prime, 2l1a@22c; 40
poor. per case, s4 o0Q5 90; receipts, $500
packages.
ed New Orleans. 4O@5o pounds, 5@7c; Texas,
selected, do 5@7c.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork in moderate demand
and steady: old mess. $ll 5o@ll 70: new mess,
quiet and firm; picked bellies, SA@9c; DO
shoulders, 6Ac do hams, 1l@1ehc. Middles
strong and dull; short clear, October, $s O5;
Lard steady and dull; Western steam closed
at s. 80 asked. Sales, $50 tierces at 50 90. OPP
tion sales. $50 .ierccs October At s. 80 asked;
November g 70. closing at 81 u asked; JAN
DAIRY PRoDucrs-Butter dull and weak;
Western dairy. l7@l9c; do creamery, lSQ2oc;
do factory, 4l@l71dc; Elgin, CSC. Cheese
quiet and weak; part skins, 3@Sc.
Minneapolls-There was not much Of in.
terest in the grain markets to-day; There
was but little wheat delivered, The trad
ing was confined to December and May.
December opened ut 7154c and closed at 7lNc
May opened at 771c and closed at 711sc
There was another decline in the cash mar
ket, owing to the weakness of futures. No.
l Northern sold about Nc lower than yester-
day, principal sales being at 7l@7l1ac. Re-
Duluth and Superior, $40 cars. The follow
ing was the range Of prices: May opened at
775k@77Ac; highest, 77ss@7724c; lowest. TIC;
closing at TIC; Yesterday, TIC; Octoner.
highest, 7lsIc: lowest 7llsc: closing at 7lAc;
yesterday. 7l1l@7I55sc; on track, No. l hard,
721Sc: No. Northern, Tic; No. Northern,
Duluth-This was big day in futures. es-
aosd shsh
fore noon. May ruled very active i'll the
early hours, selling at 79c, or No lower than
yesterday. The opening sales OF cash were
at the same prices as yesterday, but they
slumped A@15c before noon. The afternoon
session was exceedingly active, closing easy
at 14@szc off from Yesterday. Following
OCTOBER, Ssa s 7slc: DecemSer. 7SHe; May. sl1sc;
No. l Northern cash, 70Ac; October, 7lAc;
December, 72Ac; May, 7sc. No 2, Northern
cash, 65]]6c; Oceober, 6511c; December 6715c;
No. g. 5815c; rejected, 5O14c; on track No l
hard; 7slllc; No. Northefii, 7lAc.
l. Philadelphia-Flour quiet Wheat steady:
No. red in export elevator, 75c: No. red,
October, 75@.5zsc; November, 16A@Tc: De-
tions nomihally unchanged; local car lots
lower; No. mixed in grain depot. 5211ac; No.
2mt1ed in export elevator SOC; Oals dull
AND wsas No. White White sSc No Msite
November. ss1a@ssc; December, Ss74@395z zc;
January, 39@S9Hc. Eggs scarce and firm;
Pennsylvanie firsts, 22K@sSe; Cheese quiet:
$500 sacks; wheat Ill, 100 bu: corn. ss. 200 Du;
oats, l9, 100 bu. Shipments-Whea 1893, 800 bu:
corn, 16 800 bu; oats, u, 300.
st. Louis-Flour unchanged. Wheat
opened firm and advanced Nc, but then
cash. esc: October closed ssIs@esAc; Decem.
Der, 7lA@7l5so; May, 7sss@7s]ac. Corn fol
lowed y neat and closed 1zc under yesterday;
sasn Ser 5G GSsoesi ssGsa le s; Year. H @
May, 1890. Oats lower cash. 1895 bid: 0oio.
ber closed 295s@s9Ac; November. so55sc: May.
345sc. Rye lower to sell at 52c bid. Barley
quiet; sample lots, &c: Minnesota, &c;
Nebraska, 60c. Bran dull ut 60c on east
track. Hay dull and unchanged. Flaxseed
quiet at 81 W. Cornmeal quiet at 81 100
2l5
Toledo-Wheat dull and easier; No cash
and October, 1890; December. 1910; May,
s1Mc. Corn dull and steady: No. Q cash,
45Ic; No 8, 44c; No. 4. 42c Oats quiet; cash,
83c. Rye dull; cash. 561Sc. Cloverseed ac-
tive and steady: prime cash. October and
November, SO 80: December. $6 a5: January,
Sc 40. Receipts-Flour. 275 barrels; wheat,
1884 bushels: corn, 35,S77 bushels; oats, Is53
bushels; rye. 2740 bushels; cloverseed, 472
bushels. Shipments-Flour, 6.022 barrels;
wheat: IS, 200 bushels; corn. $3.50 bushels;
rye, 2,400 bushels; cloverseed, 10 bushels.
Administrations quiet Wheat easy;
December. Tic; No. spring, 6ec; No. North
ern, 76c. Corn quiet; No. 8, 1870. Oats easier;
No. white. 3a@34c; No. white. sl@ssc.
Barley active: October, 6s1sc; sample, 4ads64c.
Rye easter; No. l. 5915c. Provisions quiet;
pork, October, $40 7211aa lard, October 81 0711kS
Receipts-Flour, 5,7o6 barrels; wheat. 80. loo