Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-29
GENERAL MARKETS.

corn, 40; oats, 284.
GENERAL MARKETS
New wYork-FLouR-Receipt 20 s24 pack
and easy; low extras 81 oo@s 90; winter
wheat, low grades, 50 0003 90: fair to fancy,
s. 00@4 90: Minnesota clear. s. 00@S 90; pat
ents. s. 25@4 80.
WHEAreReceipts, $50, 400 bushels; exports,
12s, 900 bushels. Sales. 45 600 bushels futures
5000 bushels spot Spot. quiet and hrmeT rsSs NO.
red, SlLc in store and elevator, S013@SO54c
afioat,. sl1IQslMc o. b.: No. red. 76Ac: un-
graded red, 72@Slc; No. Northern, s51ac: No.
9 Northern, SOC; No. . Milwaukee. SOC; No. 2
Irregular, closing steady and opening Nc
down, advanced ss@11c, with trading en-
tirely local; No: red, August, so15c: Sep
ss: srmssp sc@sGs ssS ss slossd Sc 2e5sasc
closed s3kc: December. s!14@s5c, closing s5c:
May, s91s@90ssc, closed sossc.
BARLEY nominal.
CoRN-Receipts, los, 200 bushels; exports,
2324l bushels; sales, 2O5,0OO bushels
lower; No. 2, 6Oc elevator, 66c aioat:
ss@lc lower on early months, with late
months NC up. The weakness was on freer
offerings, but trading dull; August, Coz; Sep
tember, 5715G57Mc, closing 5715c; October,
57ssc: closing 67ssc; MAY, 5sss@5s4c. clos
ing 5Sssc.
0ATs-Receipts, rs, ,25O bushels; exports, 6os
bushels; sales 10000 bushels futures "A, 600
bushels spot: spot, dull, steady; options
quiet steady: August, 39c; September, 3S3zc,
closing ss3zc; October, 3s1s@ss4c: No 2 spot
white 42c: mixed western. 39@401ac; white,
42@47c; No. Chicago. 39Ac.
HAY firm and quiet; shipping, zoe; good to
choice, 90@95c.
HoPs weak and dull; State. common to
choice, a2@s5c: Pacific coast, 200Ac.
5points up to down; closed barely steady,
unchanged to Is points down: sales, 8 500 bars,
including September. l3. 75@ S.s0 October, l3 IS
@lssoc Noyemssr s1Is ls!sc pecsmSsr' 1aao@
quiet; No. ]. lAQl5c. Sugar, raw, quiet,
firm; fair refining. 2Ic bid; centrifugals, 95
test, 3sSc bid; refined iairly active and
5ic T@; M No. g. Sss: 1885, No No. TO- 1gs; ifiSs Is SG ss
No. IL. 3sS@3s1c: No. IL 8 g. 1908 ll-I6c; No. Is,
SA63ssc; of A, 4a.l6@411c; mould A. 40
4e; standard A. 1926; Is, eontsotioners 5s. A
5sl6@5 l6c: powdered, 5@51sc; granuiated,
45s@E6c: cubes, 4z6@5c. Molasses, foreign,
nominal; so test, 10c; New Orleans. quiet,
firm gosd demand: domestic, fair to extra,
415@6c: Japan. 5@5Nc.
CorToNsEED OIL steady and dull; crude.
26@27c; yellow, Bic;
IALLow III a"u quio'' e1y N$@ ior pach-
Ros1N quiet and firm; strained, common
to good, 81 22111@1 2711.
TURrENrINE quiet and steady at $50
2sAc
Eeas quiet and steady; Western prime,
19s1@20c: poor, per case, s. OO@3 So
HIDES steady and quiet; wet salted New
Orleans selected ID q g to & 60 pounds 5@7c;
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork dull and weak: old
mess, $ll 75@12 90; new mess, $l2 25@l2 so; ex-
ira prime, $l2 So Cut meats dull and easy;
picked bellies, s@s14c; do shoulders, 61@7c;
short clear, IS 671S Lard dull and nominal;
Western steam closed at IS OH; sales, none;
option sales. $50 tierces October at $S co. Sep.
tember closed at IS 05.
and steady; Western, 4@l9c: do creamery,
17G215c: do factory, A@I7; Elgin, 2S15@24c.
Cheese quiet and easy; part skins, S@654c.
Minneapnlis-Cash wheat monopolized
most of the attention, and the price was
about as yesterday. No. 2 Northern was in
great favor and price was doomed up con-
s1derapiy, going well up to new No. l
Northern. The quality OF No. 2 Northern
has been found to be first rate for milling
purposes, the grossy quality being present
in the No. sufficiently to make it desirable
Coarse grains were about steady. Receipts
of wheat here were 163 cars, and at Duluth
September, 7211c; December, 751lc. On track:
No hard, 79]ac: No. l Northern, 7Sc: No.
Northern, 6s@72c; new No Northern, 7315c;
old August, H113c; old September, Toe.
prices are UNCHANGED: Wheat opened
shade higher, continued firm and closed IA
&c above yesterday;cash, 7sH@7S54c 4c;Septem-
her closed 7OHc: October, 72l1c; December,
session. but closed stronger at above yester-
dav's finish for futures: cash declined to
E@47l1c: September closed, 47ss@f72Ic; Octo-
Der, 4S1sc: December and year, 4551c: May,
In na fu
September closed, 32c; October, 32A@33c;
Nav, 36Nc. Rye quiet at Gle. Barley, the
first of the season from Kansas, sold at 55c.
Bran quiet; sold at CSC on track. Flax quiet
at CSC. Cornmeal quiet at So 35@2 40.
PhiIadeIphia-Flour weak. Wheat a
shade firmer: No. red, in export elevator,
76c: No. Q red, August, 76@761sc; September,
761s@761lc: October, 7s@7s1sc: November, sO@
and wholly nominal; No. 9 high mixed and
yellow, in grain depot and elevator, Gle; No
mixed, August. 561I@5o5zc: September. sea
5t11Sc: yellow, A@5S15c: November, 56@56%c.
barely steady; new NO. white Ssc; new No.
white. 42c: Old No. 2 white, 43c; do choice
4sslc; No. Q white, 4I1z@42c; September. 39Z
@40c; October, 4oQ4o1ac; November. 4014@4lc.
Eggs scarce and firm; Pennsylvania frsts,
24c.
Duluth-A quiet but advancing market
prevailed in the early hours to-day, with a
fair amount of trading in September and
were received here this morning and graded
No. hard for one car and No. Northern
for i've cars. This is regarded as an excel |
lent showing. The wheat comes from Cas-
selton and Wahpeton, N. D., and a portion of
the No. / Northern sold on the track at 761Sc. |
Close: No. l hard, cash and August, sO15c: |
September, soc; December. Sic; No. North
December, TIC: No. 2 Northern, cash, 7I15c:
No. 8, Gle: rejected, Sic. On track: No. i
hard, s015c; No. Northern, 7s1lc.
ToI-do-Wheat dull and firm; No. cash, |
7sNc; August, 7sasc; September, s7slc; De-
cember. sC11c; May. s6ssc. Corn dull; No. Q |
cash, SIC. Oats quiet: cash. 33c. Rye dull;
No. Q cash, CSC. Cloverseed active and
higher; No. cash. IS go; prime and October,
S. 20; November, S. 80. Receipts-Flour. I62
barrels: wheat, 273, ,607 bushels; corn, S6S2
bushels; oats. 1926 bushels; rye, 6,s22
bushels. Shipments-Flour, l,ll6 barrels;
wheat, 9l 800 bushels; corn, 400 bushels; oats,
3,575 bushels; rye, 800 bushels.
Raltimore-Wbeat weak; No l red, spot, 76.
@761sc: August, 7552c; September, 761lc; Octo-
Der, 7SLc; December, SIC; steamer No. Q red,
705sc. Corn dull; mixed spot and August,
66c bid: SeptemDer 56111c asked; october,
6511c bid; year, Ac asked; steamer mixed 5?c
bid. Oats steady and firm: No. white Wes.
tern, 43@44c: No. mixed Western, 39c Rye
dull; No. 2, 76c. Provisions unchanged.
Butter ffm: creamery, 25@26c. Eggs steady,
lsQl9c. Coffee steady; Rio, T1<c; No. 4,
MEc.
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