Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-10-31
GENERAL MARKETS.

New York-FLoUR-Receipts 80, 797 pack
ages; exports, 2O,s7S barrels and lo.6Ss sacks;
| dull and weak; sales, $500 barrels.
CoRNMEAL steady and dull; yellow West
ern, So 00@3 10.
WHEAr-Receipts, 90, ,o5o bushels; exports,
l6l 997 bushels; sales, l4O 900 bushels futures;
spot dull and nominally steady; No. Q red,
73]a@7Ss4c in store and elevator, 7IGl741Ic
afoat, 74A@751Ic o. b.: No. red, 6716c; No.
Northern, S0]a@s0Ic; options were fairly
active, excited and rather irregular; OPEN
ing weak and declining L@1Sc with the
West and realizing; advanced nc on foreign
buying and shorts covering, reacted nc and
closed steady and unchanged from yester-
day; No.2red, November. 73]1aQ4c, closing mt
7szsc; December 7514@75Ac, closing at 75sSc;
May, 80 7-l6@S2 l5-l6c, closing at S2Tc.
BARLEY quiet; Western, 65@75c; No. To
ronto S5c.
ada, S5@95c; city made Canada, 81 0O0l O6
CoRN-Receipts, 81 600 bushels: exports &c.
s24 bushels; sales, 6s0,000 bushels futures,
No. 1880 in elevator. 4915@5Oc afloat. Op.
tions were qniet, advancing early sS@Ic
with the West and with wheat reacted Is
9ssc on realizing, closing weak at Ac de-
closing at Ole; January, 499@50lac, closing at
SOC; May, 5I@6lssc, closing at 5l1sc.
o.s oASTsaReeeipts lSs geo bushels; exports.
$4,000 bushels spot. Spot dull and easier;
options dull and weaker; December, 800
a6Hc, closing at s6Ac; May, 39@39Kc, closing
$ s sPa @ss 1 DO sSi0; Gnii sec: so %iasd mhlss
Western, 34@s6c white do, 37@45c; State
white, 37@4oc; No. 2 Chicago. S51Sc.
HAY f1rm and in fair demand; shipping. 60
Q70c; good to choice, 75Q90c.
HOPS quiet and steady; State, common to
choice, lsQ25c; Pacific coast, ls@24c.
neutrality-suspicious. opened barely
closed steady, 5@l6 points down. Sales, q coo
bags. including October. 10: soc; December,
1sSa0gsSSc; y a0ls S January, ISoogl5 loc; March,
n:6oQl4. zoe. SPOT Rio dull and easy: No. i,
l61aQl6esc. Sugar dull; raw easier; fair refin-
ing 10 l6Qac; centriiugals. 81 test, 8 7-l6@
A, 5-l6@4 1l-Iec; mould A, 5@5 S-l6c; stand.
ard A, 1 l3l605c: confectioners' A 4 li-l6a1
4sc: cutloaf, 5l6@511c; crushed, 8 5-l6Q5]Sc;
e%Ses isSe S'' Moiasses New .soSgss; oeIsasn
dull and steady; common to fancy, 25@35c.
Rice active and firm; domestic, fair to extra.
4a@6c; Japan. 5@5Ac.
LOTION SEED OIL firm and quiet: crude.
271ac; yellow, 3016c.
TALLow quiet and strong; city (ss for
packages), ls-32c@4ssc.
RosIE dull and trm; strained. common to
good. 81 S0@l IS.
TURPENrINE quiet and firm at sl1S@S2c.
Eeas quiet and unchanged; Western
prime. 2215@23c.
HIDES Iairly active and firm; wet salted
New Orleans selected, 45@8O pounds, safe;
Texas selected, 50@6O pounds, 5@7c.
Hoe PRoDuCTs-fork quiet; OLD mess, sl2 as
SIS 25@ls IS. Cut meats quiet and we; <;
picked bellies, s5S@SHc: do shoulders, "a
nc; do hams, i0@llc; do middles. shors
steam sed at 50 90: October, So 90 bid; No.
uary. 81 81 bid.
Danny PRoDuors.Butter quiet and firm;
Western dairy, 15@2sc: do creamery, 2O@
2915c do factory, l41a@l711c; Elgin, 29@291<c.
Cheese in moderate demand and firm; part
skins. 397c.
st. Louis-Flour dull and unchanged.
Wheat declined ssc early, then advanced "A
nl,ave yesterday; cash closed shade of at
6425@65c: November, 6515 asked; December,
67Ac; May, 75c. Corn-Cash and October
covered and closed about as yesterday;
November, 371ac: December, 37@S71Sc;
year. 3674e; May,4iHc. oais-Cash firm at "a
Rye lower: offered at Soc Barley quiet;
sample lots of Minnesota at 55c; Iowa, &c
Bran dull at 53@54c east track. Hay un-
changed. Flax seed lower at 81 o.. Corn
Minneapolis.wbeas opened to-day at
6614c and closed at 657Ac after selling at 67Ic.
May opened at 72sI@7ZMc and closed ut 73Zc.
Tue trading WAS brisk most OF the time.
There was good sale of cash wheat. There
were 6s cars of No: Northern sold ut 671Sc,
6S cars at 67N and 8! cars at &c. There was
not US much No. 2 Northern sold as yester.
day. There were IS cars sold at CSC. Re-
Duluth and Superior ~ cars. Close: May,
1870: October, csc; December, 6eSc. On
t nck; No. l hard, 6S3zc: No. Northern.
671lc: No. Northern. 63@64c.
Toledo-wheat active and firm; No. cash
and October, 7Oc; December. 7!14c; May, 7s5ac.
Corn dull and steady; No. 2casn, 41c: No3 |
40c. Oats quiet; cash, Bic. Rye dull; cash, |
561Sc. Cloverseed steadier and active: |
prize. p cash, s. S71s; October and November.
March, $6 81 Receipts lour, l8s barrels; |
wheat. 81. 200 bushels; corn, ls, 600 bushels;
rye 220o bushels; cloverseed, 1852 bags. |
bushels; corn, 900 bushels: rye, 400 bushels: |
40 bags.
New Orleans-Sugar strong and a shade
higher: new centri uyal, choice, 4I<Ga4 3-l6c:
or white, SK@i l-l6c gray white sss@3 1916;
Sooies So s yeGY so siapso o sa ssSs .so gri
02ssc. Molasses steady; open kettle fancV
Isc; good prime. Bic; fair to prime, 2s@30; cen.
triiugal good prime, 23c; fair to prime. 1l@
l3c; common, &c; syrup, 24@S0c; Others un-
changed.
Cincinnati-Flour easy-Wheat in better
demand; No. red. 65@661<c; receipts, 5000
bushels; shipments. $500 bushels. Corn
quiet; No. mixed. 4sAc: Oats steady; No.
firm. sl2 50: Lard scarce. IS o0 Bulk meats
arm, 81 75@S O0 Bacon steady, 50 S7%@s 60
W Whisky hrin; sales, l,l72 barrels at 81 10
Butter quiet. Eggs higher, 100. Cheese
steady.
NIilwaukee-wheatd dull; No. / Northern.
|l1ac; corn steady No. 8, 40c. Oats higher,
No. white, 84c; No. do. 32038c. Barley
No. 2, 691ac; sample. 85@65c. Rye higher and
nominal ut SIC. Provisions steadier; pork.
January, slS 10. Lard, January, 81 IS Re-