Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-31
GENERAL MARKETS.

|
New York-FLoUR-Receipt $500 pack
ages; exports, 800 barrels, 80 500 sacks; sales
| $500 barrels; barely steady.
| CoRNNEAL-Sie eady.
WHEAr-Receipts, 2o2. 600 bushels; exports
1861 bushels; sales, LOO 900 bushels futures
2l60OJ bushels spo Spots moderately active
and easier, closing steady: No. 2 red. S0@S01<C
in store and elevator, s01a@S034c afloat, slG
ss sosO1c b. No red zSc' s,ms, 9a aded RED
hard, 9l14c: No. 2 Northern, 1870; No. Mil
waukee, 1870: No. Chicago, s25lc. Options
were less active and opened at H@Hc ad
vance on irmer cables and decrease in
amount on passage; declined A@l1sc on the
increase in the English visible supply, for
| eign selling, large receipts, light clearances
under yesterday; No red. August. soTd
| SOHc: September. S01S@Slc, closing at sUL Lc
ocs ober, sl11@se15c, closing at sl55sc: Novein
Der closing AT sSSc: Decemher, Hss@s5Ac
| closing at S43Ic: May, 9Oll@9lc, closing sai
| 91lc.,
Rye dull and nominal.
BARLEY MALT dull.
CoRN-JRtceipts, 10000 bushels: exports.
futures, $4,000 bushels spot: spot dull
and weaker; No. 2, 5s@5sAc elevator,
5s15c afioat; ungraded mixed. $4,000; op-
tions declined &c on August, 5000 on
others on the increase IN The amount on
passage, easier cables and better grazing,
closing weaker and dull: August, 5s@59c.
575Sc; October, 5715@5sIsc, cl,,>lng 671zc: De-
closing 59Ac.
none; sales, 235 900 bushels futures, 81 QUO
bushels spot: spot dull and weaker; options
dull and lower; AUGUST, 3s1zc;. September,
3s1l@3s3sc. closing 3sIc; Or,ober. 39@391sc,
SlS;ig S;iog Ia So; Decem6er; 4Ie: No. as spot pot
white do 4l@4sc; No. Chicago, 391Sc.
HAY quiet and barely steady.
2s15c. .<9
GRocER1Es- Es-Coffee-optionso opened steady,
unchanged to points down; closed firm,
unchanged to un: sales, 1000 ba s, includ-
,ng September. lss5c; October. B B55@ is soc;
December, l335@l34Oc: January, l3 4Oc;
March, lS: l5@lS.25c: spot Rio firmer, quiet:
No T. 142s@l5c. Sugar, raw. firm: quiet;
No. I, 41sG41Ic; off A. 44@45zc: mold a. 97S
@5c: standard A, 454@47sc; confectioners' A,
45s@4szc: granulaI ed, 4s4@5c. Molasses, for
sreadv. Rice firm ana in lair demand.
CoTToNsEED OIL dull and steady.
IALLow quiet and firm.
RosIN quiet and firm.
TURPENTINE dull and steady.
EGGS in light demand and steady; receipts,
1,2l5 packages
HIDES steady and quiet.
HOG PRoDUcTs-Pork quiet ana easier: old
mess, Sll 3712Qll 70: new mess, S11 75(ll2 80.
Cut meats dull and freely offered, Picked
shoulders, 634@6Ec. Middies quiet and
steady. Short clear, So l21a. Lard dull and
easier; Western steam closed at $s 90; sales.
t-erces October, ~ ~, closing al 81 "a asked:
25O tierces January at 81 IS; September
closed at 81 9S
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter dull and easy,
Cheese dull and steady.
Phi sdelph a-Flour weak under general
pressure to sell Wheat lower: No. red,
In export elevator, 765SG76s<c: No. red,
August, 1920; September, 7u8@76Ac: Octo-
6er, 7s1sQis54c: November, SO@SOHc. Corn
Options eak; carlot supplies no5 equal to
demand; prices advanced l@i13c: No. 2
mixed and high mixed, in grain depot, eO15c:
cnoice No. yellow, in grain depor. ,15c;
tember October aud November. 55@5i]lc.
Oats-Spnt quiet: futures steady; new No.
mixed, Csc; old No. mixed track, 39c: new
No.4 white, Ssc; old do. 4O1Sc; old do, SEC; 10
4l19c: September, ass4@4o4c; October, 10
nrm- Pennsylvania firsts. 2l@22c.
II. Louis s. -Four quiet and unchanged.
Wheat opened sc higher, but soon declined,
@AG eelew 9.sG yssseraay sash
Oc. ober, 721sc; December, 75s@75Hc; May,
"a. Corn followed " heat. and closed %@ic
below below yes erday; cash 47@l7Ac: Sep teln6er
December. 451dc; May i9c. oats lower ex-
cept for May: cash. size: September closed
at SO54e; October. S21s; Iay 36A Rye firm at
6ic; Bran firm dngs at a6 6s@6s15e. hay lower:
Fla1seed quier at SIC. Cornmeal, q 8s@a 10.
n~apon--There was a good demand
for cash wheat. Mol Northern sold close to
soc for old and at 75c and little above for
December. This was Sc better than yester-
day TOR the latter. No. Northern sold at
about zoe. Coarse grains were generally
steady. Receipts of wheat here were l22
cars and at Duluth and superior SO cars.
Close: May, Sic; August. 74c; September, 7s1sc;
No. l Northern, 79c: No. 2 Nortnern, 71@
Tic; old August, 751sc: old September, 754c.
Tolrdo-Wheat active and lower: No.
cash, August and September, 7s3Ic: October,
7sssc; December. SoAc; May, s5Nc. Corn
dun and lower: No. cash. Sic: No. 8. 5o14c;
No. cash, Csc: No. 8, 53c. Cloverseed lower
and steadv; prime, october, $5 IS; Novem-
Der. 50 IA Receipts-Flour. 4us barrels:
wheat ts2 h0sss nIshess; corn ssss bushels
ba rels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 400
bushels.
Cincinnati-Flour in moderate demand,
Wheat weaker; No. 2 red, 72@.%c; receipts,
~ 600 bushels; shipments, 7,5OO basnels. Corn
mixed, S4@S41lc. Rye steady; No. ?, 63c. Pork
nominal; sll 20. Lard lower, 81 40. Bulk
meats dull, 81 62H. Bacon easier. 50 90.
4ss@55sc: New Orleans. 1910, Eggs easier
aG l4c. Cheese steady.
Mi wauker-Flour quiet Wheat quiet;
December, 74c; No. . spring, Tic: No. /
Northern, s0c Corn steady; No. s, 1910.
Barlry nominal; September 6s}&c; sample Is
@6415c Rye active: No. l, 641lc. Provisions
quiet Pork. $40 S715. Lard, 81 671z Re.
ceipts-Flour, 500 barrels; wheat. 13s, 700
bushels; barley. 800 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 23 900 barrels; wheat. 27,70O bushels;
barley, none.
Du utb-The market was a quiet one
throughout and closed dull and irregular at
from lc to l11c lower than yesterdays fig
1res. Close: No. hard, cash and August,
l916c: September, 1870; December. s03zc; No.
Northern, cash and August 1910: Septeui-
Der, 1910; December 77szc: No. Northern,
lie; No. 8. Gle: rejected, sic. On track: No.
hard, sO18c; No. Northern, 791Sc; No.
Northern new, 1910.