Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-14
ARTICLES.
GENERAL MARKETS.

ages: exports, ll5 barrels. 900 sacks; dull and
heavy: sales, $4,000 barrels. Cornmeal quiet.
exports, 1SS, 290 bushels; sales, $50 900 bush
els futures: ll2, 600 bushels spot; spot weaker.
unsettled, closing steadier and dull; No.
TsS s5O aSa $50 saSss b No XorsS red
ern, s's4@s61sc: No. hard s914 No. 2 North
ern, 77@7734c; No. 2 Chicago, sac; No. Q Mil
waukee, Sl@Sl14c; No. spring, 7sA@7ss4c.
Sp0nS crop weather wGe tSe sa cables were
weaker; receipts and clears light with
some little realizing, advanced Ss@lc on
rains in Missouri and covering; declined a
%c On local rsa rsIz9g z as S4 Sger ysssesc sc
closing at s555Sc; October. sssa@ss4c, closing
at s47Sc DeSemSsr sS9s7 ss closing o. ut
Ry e lower and quiet; Western, 75@7sc. Bar
ley malt dull. Corn-Receipts, 50, l5O bushels;
exports, II 800 bushels; sales, 1,O35 600 bushels
futures. Al 600 bushels spot: spots lower and
5211@5sAc elevator: 5s14@541Sc atioat: un-
grlqed mixed. 49@55c; options declined
11@Zc on fine crop weather and
tracts of 50 600 bushels, advanced l@11lc with
wheat, closed steady with July Nc down and
other months H@kc up;Jnl 1s@53lsc, clos.
ing at 531sc; August. 525S@5S4c, closing at
rs septsmssrs s5s9Se siGsine at Sc
Receipts, "a $50 bushels: sales, 256, 900 BUSH
els futures, 93, 600 bushels spot; spots'stronger
and moderately active; options firmer, quiet;
3I1I9S51Sc, closing at s5c; September Sl4@
34s4c closing at a34c: No. white, July, 31c;
No 2 spot white 36z4@s7kc: mixed Western.
S3@361Ic: white do 3i942c; No. Chicago. S6c.
and unchanged to 10 points down, closed
steady and unchanged to 52points down;
sales, 1900 bags, including July, u.35c; Au-
gust, IL lsO@ll. soc; September. 1ls6c: October,
TX al II 1t,or
11759lls0c; March, soc: SPOT Rio dull and
steady; No. Z l3c. Sugar-Raw dull and firm:
refined steady, fair demand: No. B. 39a@SsSc;
IassesoToreign ReSae.fG d dGl: New Orleans Steady.
Rice-Firm, fairly active.
EGGs-Fancy in good demand and firm:
Western prime. l615@I7c; poor, per case, at
50 5O@3 80; receipts, s, ,374 packages.
Hoo PRoDUors-Pork firm and quiet. Cut
meats dull and firm: middles quiet. Lard
frmer and quiet: Western steam closed at
tions sales $50 tierces; August, 81 So; Septem-
ber, 81 6o@7 63, closing, 81 81; October, 81 G.
DAIRY PRoDUCTs-Butter in fair demand,
firm; Western dairy, H@l6c; do creamery,
Cheese fairly active, steady; part skins. ~
@5ac.
phiIadelphia-Flour weak. Wheat-Fut-
ures lower; cash with very light offerings: No.
2red. July, s2@s2Ac; August. slA@slhc; Sep.
tember, sl2l@s2c; October. s2A@s3Ac: Corn
demand light; ungraded mixed, in elevator,
54c; No. 2 mixed, in elevator, 56c; No: 2
yellow, in elevator, &c; No mixed July,
sic; October, 5O14@5OAc. Oats-Carlots weak;
futures neglected and nominally unchanged
No. mixed, SEC; No. white, 361ac:
No. 2 white. 3sl4c: choice, DO, SsN@
SIC: September, s6@s61Sc: October, 36@S615c
Butter-Solid packed in fair demand and
steady; prints firm. Eggs-Choice fresh
stock firm and in fair demand; Pennsylvania
firsts, l7c.
s0ss@sO19c; July ,sOA August, ,sol4 4@s6ssc;
September, S04@slc; October, S5ke. Corn
easy; mixed spot. 5214@5215c the month,
sc: August 5sc Oats easier; No. white,
ssSs7c. Rye dull: No. :, % SOC. nominal: re,
ceipts 2s, 1856 bushels. Cotton nominal; mid
ding, 75sc. Provisions-The market was
strong, with an advance of Nc in lard and
bc in sugar picked shoulders: sugar cured
breasts and canvased and uncanvassd
hams. Mess porks, S!3 so y Dbl. Lard,
crude, &c, and best refined, pure. SIC. But
ehoes s d6 ansx ' & ads
fancy, Ice; good to choice, 14@l6c; store
packed, la@I4c; grass, l2@l5c. Eggs firm,
l51Ic. Coffee steady, Rio fair, l611c.
Cincinnati-Flour heavy, family, s. COG
7sc; receipts. 400 bushels; shipments. $500
bushels. Corn firm; No: 2mixed, 49c. Oats
irregular: No. mixed, 341S935c. Rye scarce
and firm; No. .. .6c. PORK quiet at $l2 25.
81 s71a@s 90. Bacon firm at IS 0O@s 121I
Whisky steady; sales, IA bbls. on a basis
of 81 10. Butter in good demand and firm.
Sugar easy. Eggs dull at 12hc. Cheese
quiet.
Minneapolis-There was a fair demand for
cash wheat, and the market for No.
Northern was a little better than yester.
day. Most of the sales were made at TIC.
Considerable low grade wheat was sold at a
fair price. Receipts of wheat here were
342 cars and at Duluth and Superior l67 cars
Close; July, 741sc; August, 741ac; septem-
hard, 7sc; No. l Northern, nc; No. North
ern, 6s@72c. Old August quoted at 7Ac.
Milwaukee-Flour quiet. Wheat firm;
September, 76c; No. 2 spring, 73c; No. /
Northern, soc; Corn dull; No. 8, 4411a@45c.
white, SO146sl]8c. Barley quiet; No. ., 5sc:
sample, 40@6lHc. Rye easier; No. l. 72@
721kc. Pork, september sl2 90. Lard, Septem-
Der, 81 sSk &, ReeseiptsIFlour, 800 barrels;
Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, 8, 900
bushels; barley, l,C0O bushels.
Toledo-Wheata active and firm; No. 2cash,
old, soc: new, 1870; July, 7s15c August, 1890;
september, l9Ac. Corn steady and firm;
No. cash, 4915cs No. 2 yellow, Sic; No. 8 yell
No. cash, s4c; No. white, s2Ic. Rye dull:
August, CSC. Cloverseed nominal; prime,
cash, 81 90; October, $5 Is. Receipts-Nheat
%, l23 bushels; corn, l., ,459 bushels: OATS 10
pusnels. Shipments-Flour, l,475 barrels;
wheat, 1850 bush els; corn, II, 244 bushels.
Kansas City-Wheat lower; No. hard, 500
62c; No. 2 red, 67@6sc. Corn steady;
No. mixed, 4e15a@4sc; No. white 4gN@5O1$c
Oats weak; No. mixed, 211f@2sc; No.
white. 2sc. EIgs quiet, lie. Butter steady;
creamery, i115@lsc; dairy, l2@lec. Receipts
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