Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-26
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York FLOUR - Receipts, Is, 100 pack
ages; exports, l4Oo barrels, u 800 sacks; dull I
barrels
Corn MEAL dull.
WHEAT-Receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports,
$4,000 bushels. Sales 2,045, 900 bushels flu.
weaker, closed firmer, moderately active;
No. red, so14@so7lc; store and ele-
yasor slA@slc a1ioat; slA@sac + o. b.;
l' Northern, Iss ss5S@ssc; No. j hard, sIc; No. No
Northern, SOC; No. . Chicago. SAC;
No. 2 Milwaukee. sO1Sc; No. 8 spring, $50.
Options were airly active @ ,TEeg ular' closing
cables, foreign selling, unsettled weather
abroad, liberal receipts and on the cholera
scare, advance H@Kc on unfavorable crop
@15o over yesterday. No. red August, so@
sO5sc, closing sossc: September: sos6@s0 ll6c,
closing sic; october, lsl6@s214c, closing
HSTeass 81 sss eosns HGsss ssc iSS SsS
s9H@903sc; closing 905sc.
BARLEY MALT dull.
CoRN-Receipts 5000 bushels; exports
5000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels futures,
65,o00 bushels spot: spot dull and easier;
So S esysSr oa2Sns aess asss ou3st na
opening as@11c down, with cables easier, ad
vanced A@Xc with the West and wheat,
closed firm H@Ac over yesterday; Septem-
579s@5sssc, closing at $3.50: December, 571s@
57zEc, closing at 57s4c: May, 5s1Sc.
OATs-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports,
500 bushels; sales 900 bushels futures,
$1,000 bushels spot; spot quiet and easier; cp-
tions moderately active and firmer; August.
Se@394c, closing at 3s14c; September. 500
Sss closing go;I at ssAc octS5er ssA9ssHe.
at 401c; spot prices No. 8, SS1ac; No. white,
4I14c; No. O. 39@39llc: No. 2 white, 42@4215c;
mixed Western $9@401ac; white do, 4lQ47ac;
No. Chicago. 395z@40c.
HAY firm and quiet
HOPS quiet and weak; Pacific coast, 2o@
24c.
GROCERIES -cofee-options opened steady
points up to down, closed steady 5@l5
points down; sales, 1880 bags, including
August, l3s0c; September. 13.7Oc; October,
1S.45@l3.5 zoe: November. ID SOC; December, ,13 80
and more active: No. Z, l45s@A34c. Sugar.
raw firm and quiet: refined fairly active and
firm; low grades Mc loweE No. 8, 3H94c;
30 s4qsscio % Nc 10 I a-6@s ls,1Sc = No II
Ssac. Molasses, foreign, nominal: New
Orleans steady and quiet. Rice firm and
quiet.
CoTToNsKED OIL quiet and firm.
TALLow firm and quiet; city ($2 for pack
ages), 5-16c.
RosIN quiet and steady; strained, common
TURPENTINE dull and steady.
EGGS quiet and easy; Western prime, 20@
20Ac; receipts, 5,l3O packages.
HIDES steady and quiet.
meats neglected; middles dull; short clear,
S. OH. Lard opened lower: closed steady;
Western steam closed at S. 90; sales, 500
September, 81 s0@7 90 closed at 81 50; 500
tierces October at 81 90 closed Mt 81 90; option
] 1000 tierces September at 81 S7@7 80, closed
at 81 95; 500 Sierces Oc tober at 81 90, closed at
DAIRY PRopUors-Butter in light demand;
about steady. Cheese quiet and easy:
Philadciphia-Flour weak. Wheat wea X;
closed firmer but Quiet steamer No. red,
in export elevator, 741dc: No. 2 red. spot
September, 761s@76ssc; October, 7sIs@7sIsc;
November, SOL s@S013c. Corn-Futures wholly
nominali local carlots dull and lower; un-
local trade, 59@6Oc; No. September, 661sc;
No. mixed August. 57@5715c; September,
562s9562sc; October, 56@5615c; November, 56@
5e11c Oats-Carlots barely steady; futures
2 mixed, 3911sc; new No. 8 white, sec; old do,
4le; do do on track, 4i]@c; old No. white,
4511ac; No. white, October, 4015c: No white,
ber, 4O@i05Sc; November, 4oI@lic. Pro
visions firm and fair: jobbing demand.
Pork-Mess, new, $l4 6O@l5 90; do family,
and weaker; Pennsylvania creamery. extra.
24o: extra print, 2s@S1c. Eggs scarce and
firm: Pennsylvania firsts. 2lc.
Minneapolis-There were about 80 cars of
new received here yesterday, as reported by
the inspector, ana gOOQ deal of this found
its way on to the tloor. Old wheat is in very
good demand d and it sold readily to-day at
fS@S0c. New wheat sold under this on No l
Northern grade about &c and &C. For No.
2 new wheat sold as high MS &c. and from
that down on quite range. Low grade was
very slow and liberal con cessions had to be
made in order to close out offerings. Sep
tember wheat opened at 791sc and advanced
to CLOSE at 729sc; December opened and
closed ut 75c. Receipts of wheat here were 205
cars and Mt Duluth and Superior 35 cars
Close: August, 7254c; September, 7236c; De-
No. Northern, 7sc; No Northern, 65@69c;
old August, 741zc; old September 74szc; new
i Northern, 73c.
st. Louis - Flour slow and unchanged
Wheat opened lower and broke lss@1Ac,
then rallied, became firm, and closed same
as yesterday; cash lower at 70Zc; August,
7O1fc: September. 711sc; October, 723Sc; De-
cenlber, 75lzc Corn sharply declined early
but recovered and closed Lc above yester-
day: cash lower at 47Ac: September closed
nt 5sLc; October, 4Skc; December and year,
46c: Alay, 1870. Oats-Cash, lower: closing
ut SIC: options higher; August, 3216c; Sep
tenber, 33A @3S4c; May, SIC. Rye nominal
ut soc. Bran firm mt 64c on East track
higher at Csc. Cornmeal steady at
q 1902 40. Whisky steady at 81 10 for
finished goods.
Buffa,o-W heat-No. / hard, S73<c; No. /
Northern, S214c: No. 2 red Sic. Corn No. 2, SIC.
496. 600 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels. Shipments-Wh heat, 5000 bushels;
BORN. 1000 bushels.