Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
GENERAL MARKETS.

I OENGhdu MdhAG1Os
ages; exports, 7,7s4 barrels, I0.54s
/ sacks: quiet and steady; sales, ll,VOu
! barrels.
CoRNMEAL more active and steady.
NHEAT-Receipts, 9 325 bushels; exports,
! 1lS757 bushels; sales go, 600 bushels futures,
! b6, 200 bushels spot spot less active, hrmer
with options: No. red, 7s2z@79c store and
! elevator; 7s18@7954c af1oat; 774@7sszc & & Q;
! 7c; No l Northern, siA@s2c; No; 1 hare,
| 81zlc: No. Northern, 7sc; No. spring,
| 7s1sc; options were dull, &c higher ana nrm:
fne opening was firm and prices advanced
A9ssc on strong cables. foreign buying.
declined Z@2sc on realizing, rallied Hc, and
| closed firm; tlading entirely local, sWlteh-
7e M ana Of holiday eharacserS @a7qyIIag
ing, 7s24c; March. 793l@sO1Sc, closing, 1910;
May, Slsz@s2 3-l6c, closing, slHe.
BARLEY quiet
CoEN-Receipts, 22,4 400 bushels; exports
Is07S bushels; sales. SS5,0O0 bushels futures;
$1,000 bushels spot; spot firmer and quiet;
af1oat; migrated mixed, 49Ic; No. g. 1870;
steamer mixed, 1870: options were L@Hc
higher and firm, with trading slow and
chiefly switching; January, 49@493sc, closing
at 491sc; February. 49AQ50c, closing at SOC.
OATs-Receipts. sc, 700 bushels: exports. s72
bushels; sales, 5000 bushels futures, 1000
bushels spot; spot dull and hrm: options
Ss1sc, closing at 3s1sc: spot No. white: &c;
mixed Western, 3615Q3Sc; white do, 4O@46c;
No, Chicago, BIC.
HAY quiet; shipping, 55c; good to choice.
75@9Oc.
HoPs quiet.
GROCERIES neutrality-suspicious. opened quiet
to points mp; closed steady 20@25 points
l6.2O@i6 SOC; Februarv. is O5@I6 2Oc: March,
Is. .95@l6. lOc; May, 15.7O@159Oc: June, l5.90c
July, 1890; September. l565@lhs5c; spot
s1oarRn@ E5o hF@sr and and quiet 1nd more Nor HES
Iair refining, S@S LIsc; sales, 76.O
bags centrifu sals, Sc test, at 37-i6c; re-
fined fairly active and firm. Molasses-
New Orleans fairly active Rice fairly ac'
tive.
CoTroNsEED OIL quiet and weak; crude,
4215@43c; yellow, 46c asked.
TALLow more active and f1rmer; city ($2 for
packages), 5zc.
RoSIN dull and steady.
TURPENTINE quiet and easy at 30@3lc.
EsGs firm and quiet; Western, Bic; do late
gathered, 2s@z9c; receipts, 3, 064 packages.
HIDES steady and quiet.
Hoe PRoDUCTs-Pork dull and firm. Cut
meats dull and firm; plckled bellies, CSC.
Lard firIner; Western steam closed at $40 So;
sales. $50 tierces at SO s5@l0 30; option sales
none; January, $40 80; May, $40 Is.
DAIRY PRoDUors-Butter, Ii hit receipts
and frmer. Cheese in moderate demand
and firmer.
New orleans-Rice steady: ordinary to
good, 25SQS1%c. Sugar-Cpen kettle strong;
strictly prime to choice, SIC; fully fair to
prime: lS,l6c; fair to good iair. 2I9
e5SG-Ac: centrifugal steady: OF white, 41S@
claritied, s 1sl6@szSc; prime do: 8 lI-16@a9lc;
lasses strong; open kettle, fancy, ,S5c; choice.
S0@3lc; good prime, 26@27c; prim e,
24G25c; good common to good fair, 20@23c
ferDenting, 305c lower than sound goods;
Sns CTI.i0
prime TO good prime, i2@15c; fair to good
fair, 9@llc: common to good common, 6@7c.
Syrup, 23@2Sc.
Philadelphia-Flour-S with fair
business in desirable trade brands. Wheat
firm and advanced nc under stronger cables
and lair inquiry for export; No. 9 red, 76c:
January, 76@761<c; February, 77z@7715c;
March, 7s15@7S34c Corn-Options Ic higher
car lots dull and unchanged; No. mixed,
December, 654Q4Sc; January, 47A@4Sc: Feb
ruary, 4s1z@4e15c; March. 4S1z@4S15c. Oats =
Car lots firm With fair local trade demand;
futures nominal: No. white, 3Sc: do clipped,
3973c; No. white, 4o75c. Eggs quiet, but
firm with small supplies; Pennsylvania
tirsts, 3S934c.
Minneapolis = May opened at 7O5sc and
closed ut 7o5sc after selling up to 7lLsc. There
was no trading. The opening was the weak
est point in the session. There was about
the usual demand for cash wheat and prices
closed little stronger; No. l Northern
Z
60@6lc, which Is about lc better than early
in the week. Receipts here were 243 cars,
and at Duluth and Superior, 15s cars. Close:
haFG ay So SoFthe Ssi 1n sc Mo-
Northern, 6O@6lc.
Cincinnati-Flour in moderate demand
and steady. Wheat quiet: No. red, 7Oc;
receipts, 800 bushels; shipments, 2 900 bush
mixed. 4lc- Oats in moderate demand and
steady; No. mixed, 35c. Rye in good de-
mand and strong; No. 2, SIC. PORK strong at
Sl0 Sl19. Lard strong at$lO 3711. Bulk meats
steady at SS 621a. Bacon dull at 50 S715Gll0 90.
WHISKY steady and firm; sales, SOB barrels at
81 30. Butter strong. Eggs strong. Sugar in
light demand and steady. Cheese steady.
ST. Louis Flour-Dull and UNCHANGED.
Wheat advar ced 13c early, but fell off later,
and closed about &c above yesterdays; cash,
6779c: December, 81 January, 675Sc; Febru-
ary, ,6734c; May, 74c; July, 1870. Corn went like
day; cash, $3.50; January, 367Sc; February,
373sc; March. 3S116c; May, 4I1z@4Issc. Oats
May, 341Ic. Rye quiet at acc. BarIey-Noth-
changed. Flaxseed STEADY at 81 OS. Corn
meal quiet at ST 80.
Administrations quiet Wheat steady;
May, 7015c: No. spring, Csc; No. Northern,
7Oc Corn dull; No: s. S69361&c. Oats
Bspiey uues: sts so ss@0is SO sOSS s5
&c. Rye quiet: No. !, 56c. Provisions firm,
Pork-January, SIS s71S. Lard-January,
SlU o. hecelptS-flonr, I,SGO barrels; wheat,
32 800 bushels: barley, 5000 bushels. Ship
ments-Flour, 10000 bushels; wheat 49, zoo
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
Baltimore-Wheat-No. red, spot and
December, 75Ac; May, s05zc. Corn firm;
mixed spot, 4S1Ic; May Soc asked. Oats duIi
and steady; No. 2 white Western, 4l049c
Rye dull; No. 2, nominally 5Sc. Hay quiet
Grain ireights quiet and unchanged. Pro-
visions unchanged. Butter firIner; rolls,
fine, 23c. Eggs active, 2S@29c. Coffee firm;
Rio, fair No. 2, 17c.
Kansas City-Wheat dull and lower; No. q
hard, 6318@64c; No. 2 red, 6s%Q69c Corn
steady. No. . mixed, S21z@3315c: No. white.
363413c. Oats weak: No. mixed, 2S160
2S54c; No. 2 white 30@Slc. Eggs quiet at 226
f33c. Receipts-Wheat,4 49, COO bushels: corn,
40U0 bushels; oats, none. SHIPMENTS
Wheat $1,000 bushels; corn, 5000 bushels;
oats, none.
Toledo-No. Q, soft red wheat, 721<c; Nav,
highest. 7sc: close, TIC; Mc advance. Corn
No.2, 391Ic Oats-No. 2, about 35c Cloverseed
Prime, cash and December, s. 90: February,
SIS 05; March, SIS 10. Receipts-W Wheat 28O77
bushels; corn. sc, S61 bushels; oats, 1,743 bush
els Shipments-Wheat, 16, 64S bushels; corn,
!, 900 bushels. oats, 600 bushels.
Buffalo-Wheat-No l Northern, 7s1Sc:
No. red, 77c. Corn-No No. 2 in store here.
Receipts-Wheat, $1,000 bushels: corn, I6 900
bushels Shipments-Wheat $1,000 bushels;
corn, $4,000 bushels.
Sheep and Wool Statistics.