Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-03
GENERAL MARKETS.

New Receipts, 24sOO pack
ages; exports, 900 barrels, 800 sacks.
In fair demand, but generally looking
around for better gains; held steadily; sales,
q, 400 barrels.
WHEAT-Receipts, 232 900 bushels; exports,
0.0G0 bushels; sales, 3545, 900 bushels futures,
fairly No. red pSs store @sr snd en eIs
vator, SAC afloat s41S@S51sc I. o. b.: No. 8
red. soc; ungraded red. 72@s5c: No. North
ern ern SIS sos; No g. hsra s2A9sshe; No North
kee, S5s4c: No. 8 spring, 1870; options
opened 1s@Ac up; further advanced H@s1c
on foreign buying, with cables steady, hot
winds in the Northwest, free clearances,
light receipts in the interior and improved
export demand; declined Nc on favorable
weather West, increase in amounts on pass
and local realizing; closed steady at N@5sc
over yesterday; No. red. August sS@S3Ac
closing at sSl4c; September, s3H@SI8c, closing
at sac; October; s51@sS1sc, closing at s5kc;
May, 921&@931sc, closing at 9255sc.
RYE-SI eady and dull; Western. 72@76c.
CoRN-Receipts, $1,000 bushels; exports,
1000 bushels; sales, 900 Bushels futures,
No. 2, 5s15c in elevator; 5915c afioat; ungraded
mixed, EQ@GAc: options were dull, ad-
closing firm: August. s5N@5SMc; closing at
5534c; September: 54@547sc, closing at 543zc;
October. Ass@54sIc. closing at 5415c; Decem-
Der, 541s@5i14c, closing at 54Nc.
QATs-Receipts, 5000 bushels: exports,
5000 bushels: sales, 3O2, 900 bushels futures,
1l7,000 bushels spot: spot higher and moder-
ately active and firm: options stronger and
September, 3534@3t5lc, closing at 36slc; spot,
No. white, 37I@3Sc: mixed Western, 1870
size; white do, 43c: No. Q Chicago, 37A@3715c.
HAT-Firm and quiet; shipping, 65G7oc;
HoPs-Quiet and firm: State. common to
RocER1ss~Coffee Options opened firm
,,d 4Ia, - ~srA- IL
steady at lO@l5 points up: sales. IS, $50 Rags,
including August, 12.50@l2. 55c; September
12.55@1260c October, l255@l2.t toe; November,
1SsSs; GS 81 December . T. s.@l2 6oc January. s55
firm and quiet; No. Z, 1870. Sugar-Raw
easier and fairly active; fair refining, 11-I6c:
sales, l65 hhds and 9,olS bags muscovado, 500
test at 31sc, ana 4, 700 bags molasses SUI ar 800
test 24c; refined, steady and in fair demand
enthusiastically and quiet. Rice-Firm and
in fair demand.
TALLow-Firm and quiet; city (s2 for pkgs)
5-l6@43sc.
Eees Trmer; better demand; Western
prime, l61a@l7c; do poor, per case. s. OO@
HOG PRoDUCrs-Pork dull and steady; old
mess, Sl2 5O@l3 90: new mess, sl3 80. Cut
meats dull ami steady; shoulders IS 25: sales,
hams at sl3 90 for heavy: middles steady at
$40 90; short clear, 81 95. Lard dull and
frmer; Western steam closed at 81 IS: sales
800 tisrces at s. e21a@7 IS option sales.
DAIRY PRoDUcrs-Butter steady. Cheese
steady and quiet at &C.
Philadelphia-Flour unchanged; rejected
A in export elevator, 1870: steamer No.
in export elevator, 7s1ac; No. red in ele-
DO do cash and August, SIC; No 2red, Hu-
gust, slA@s2c: September, s215@s2Ac; Octo-
Der. s319@s33c; November s41S@s4A Corn
Options higher but quiet; local car lots
scarce, firm and quiet; ungraded in elevator
55c; No. for local trade, 5S15: No. mixed.
August, 415@55c: September, October and
wRite ss15c: 'iOo' 90 on track Sae ssHms7e No No
white 393sc: No. white August, 3Ss[c: Sep
tember, 715@3sc; October. .37@3Sc: November,
ss@3s19c Butter in good demand; Pennsyl-
vania creamery extra. 231ac. Eggs steady;
Pennsylvania firsts, 161ac.
Minneapolis-There was great deal more
confidence in the wheat pit to-day Busi-
ness did not show great improvement but
there was an undercurrent of strength.
That was about the way prices went TODAY.
The cash wheat market was weaker than
last week, while futures were stronger. No.
Northern is dragging q little, but holds
7Sc Close: August, 7554c; September, 75c;
December, TIC. On track, No. / hard.
SOC: No. Northern, 7s1zc; No. 2 Northern,
70675c.
Miw,ukee-Flour quiet. Wheat steady;
No. / Northern, SC Corn firm: No
8, 4s15c. Oats steady; No. white
331aR34c; No. do 321s@S3c. Barley firm: No
September, e0ssc; sample on track, $4,000.
Rye firm; No. l, 69c. Provisions firm: Sen.
tember pork, $l2 25: September lard. 81 a2
Receipts-Flour, $500 barrels; wheat, "a. 900
bushels; barley, $500 bushels. Shipments
Flour, $500 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; bar
ley, 1000 bushels.
Kansas City-Wheat, new, was active and
steady: old was dull and lower: No. hard
old, 6l@63c; new, 64@65I5c; No. red, 6s@69c.
Corn hrm: fair demand and ADVANCING.
mixed, 42@4213c; No. white, 5o3<c Oats
steady: new weak; No. 2 mixed, a4Ga5c; No,
2 white, old, 30c. Butter firm: dairy. lsO
!6c. Eggs firm; candled, l0%c. Receipts
Wheat, LOCO bushels; cornJ 500 bushels:
oats, 5000 bushels. Shipments Wheat.
$1,000 bushels; corn, none; oats 2 600 bushels.
To'edr Wheat active: No.ts cash. 7asLc:
August. 1870; September. Soc; October. SIC:
December, S3c. Corn dull; No . cash, Soc.
Oats quiet: cash, 3314c Rye dull; August, zoe.
Cloyerseed dull; prime cash, 81 90; October,
s. 30@5 321a. Receipts-FIour, 275 barrels:
wheat, 343 ,92o bushels; corn, 1000 bushels;
oats 800 bushels; rye, 96l bushels. Shipments
Flour. 26So bushels; wheat, e32, 14f: corn,
], 636 bushels; oats, 400 bushels
Cincinnati-Flour very dull. Wheat in fair
demand, steady; No. red, Toe; receipts, Is, ,775
bushels; shipments, 1.20O bushels. Corn
strong; No. mixed. 5S11c. Oats firm; No. .
mixed, 33c. Rye easier; No. 2, 6Jc. Pork
barely steady. Lard nominal Bulkmeats
easy. Bacon steady. Whisky steady at
81 Is. Butter stronger. Sugar in light de-
mand and firm. Eggs dull ut l0c. Cheese
stronger.