Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-27
MARKETS BY WIRE.
A Strong Bull Feeling In the Whenf Pit
Heavy Trnding-Prices Show Gains
at the Ciose-Corn and


it proved to be no difficult matter for loca
bulls to keep speculative values on the up
grade. In spite of the heavy realizing sales tine
market was bullish and big and broad.
AS large outside buying orders were received
In the minds of conservative operators, tnere'
fingered a suspicion that there might, after all
be some manipulation in the deal. A local
house with large Eastern and foreign clientage
sold nearly 100000 bushels of long wheat
early, and later in the day bought almost as
much on orders mainly from outside. Early
cables to the board were firm for both spot and
futures, and late, or closing ones called JAIL
fornia spot wheat and all futures I'd higher
Summed up, to-day's transactions were tne
largest so far on the crop. Based on yesterdays
closings, the net gain for the day was &c IN sep
temher, nc in October, December and May,
and &c in year.
Corn was fairly active and weaker, trans
actions being at a lower range OF prices Inc
market opened at yesterdays closing prices,
was easy, offerings being large. prominent
local trader selling large quantities of october
and May, which filled up the local crowd.
When the estimates for tomorrow came In
placing the receipts at 595 cars the local crowd
sold freely, and the market ruled weak and de-
clined. Final quotations were Nc lower than
yesterday.
A quiet and easy feeling prevailed in oats.
The near futures were sold by longs who have
become tired out and wanted to unload, and
prices receded &c.
Only fair trade was reported in pork.
Prices ruled 5@l0c early. but settled back again
to medium figures and closed steady.
Trading was only fair and the feeling steadier
in lard Prices exhibited little change, except
ing for the near deliveries, which ruled 21595c
higher.
Only fair business reported in short ribs.
Prices exhibited very little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-So, Nc 2 October: to5, S2A@Sl@sS2He;
S274@SnH@s224c: May. 514@S71s sas4M@S
= CoRN-No. 2 October, Sl349Sl5s@3lss@Sl16c;
November. .3l3s@3l5<@SlssG3lssc; December,
'i6eHss; 6&TsASo. nay ocsSSeT iSalsc. November
ls13@l933Sc; May, 2235s@2255s922HG HG3ssc.
MISS Pork, per bbl-october. sll PKG
II l215qll 0O@ll 05; November. So 521599 621S
az 5251699 60; January, 50 S715@9 S715.
LARD, per 100 Ds.-October, Sc O0a6 1906 90
@6 10; November, IS 9595 95@5 9215&5 s5; jan
uary. IS 9065 80.
SHORT RIBS. per 100 bs.-october, S. 10;
November, S4 1894 7718@4 7213@4 721f
Cash Quotarlons were as follows: Flour un-
changed No. spring wheat S2ss@s224c: No.
spring wheat 7l@73c; No. 2 red, S25SllS23zc.
No. corn. Sl1zc. No. 2 oats, l91s0I914c. No.
z rye. 4l1fc No; barley, nominal No. i ]
al 2O1a. Mess pork, per bbl SlI 90. Lard. per 100
pounds, S. 1906 l213 Short RIB sides Qoose)
s. 25@5 30. Dry salted shoulders (boxed), 81 81
"a so. Short clear sides tboxed), IS 50Q5 62H
1900 barrels; wheat lS2 900 bushels; corn. 3ll-
600 bushels; oats, 194, 600 bushels; rye, 1900
bushels; barley, 5000 bushels. shipments
Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat 10000 bushels:
corn. $4,000 bushels: oats, 197, 900 bushels; rye
A0O0 bushels; barley. 8, 900 bushels.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was active and unchanged Eggs, 10
@l513c
NEW YoRK-Flour stronger and fairly active.
Wheat-Spot quiet: l@l14c higher, and strong;
nnf1nnS nI11a mr.
higher, closing strong; foreigners large buyers;
active covering of contracts. Barley dull Bar
ley malt quiet. Corn-Spot weaker and fairly
active: options dull: 1s63sc lower and weak.
active and lower Hay steady and quiet. Hops
quiet and weak. Cotfee-Options opened steady
and unchanged to 10 points up. closing steady,
2O925 points up: sales, 5000 bags including
September. 15.65c: October, 154O@l565c; No
vember, l5.35@1560c; December. l540Gl565c;
January, l5.5O1 6oc: March, Is 55O@l5 65c; April
I56Oc; May, l55O@l5.6Oc; July. l5.6Oc Spot
Rio irmer and quiet: fair cargoes, 1876. Sugar
Raw nominal: refined Ac lower and quiet: C,
6961sc; extra c. 6ssQ65sc; white extra. 65lGI7c;
yellow, 61sG6lze; of A, 1907 5-l6; mould, "a
standard A, nc; confectioners, .7G714c; cut
lated, re; cube, Sc. Molasses-New Orleans
quiet. Rice steady and in fair demand. Cot
tonseed oil quiet; crude Sic. Tallow steady:
Turpentine dull. Eggs-Fine fresh active and
firmer; western, fresh, 211z@225zc; receipts,
s. 40 packages Pork quiet and firm: mess in
spected si2 269d2 g; DO uninspected. sl2 25c;
picked bellies, Il pounds. SIC; 10 pounds,
79sc; picked shoulders, 4A@41Sc. Middles
strong; short clear, S5 70 Lard stronger and
tember, S6 56 bid October, Sc 5Oa6 So, closing At
Sc 53: November, S6 36; December S6 3l06 33
closing at S. 80; January, Sc 3lD6 80. closing
at Sc 81; February. Sc "a; March. S6 81. Butter
Fine active and firm; western dairy, 9@l3c; do
creamery, 12@2515c; do held at l2a20c: do fac.
tory, 71S@l2h Cheese strong and in better
demand; western, 713@S35c
PHILADEIPHIA-r1our firmer with fair in
quiry for desirable trade brands of both winter
and spring wheats.. Wheat opened a shade
easier, but promptly rallied and closed A shade
frmer; steamer No. red in grain depot, 7Sc:
choice No. red in grain depot, SIC; No 2red'
September, S2z@S21zc; October, S21l@S2sSc;
November: SS14aSS19c; December. S413@S5c
Corn-Options dull and nominally unchanged:
car lois steady but demand light: No. 2 low
mixed. in grain depot. 40c: No 2 mixed in
grain depot and Twentieth street elevator
4O1ac: No. high mixed. in do. 4C1%94lc: No. .
mixed, September, 4O@4015c; October. 4O94OIIc:
November, 4O15@4lc; December, 39@395c. Oats
Car lots frm but demand only moderate: No
mixed, &c; No. white, 251S@26c; No. 2
a shade lower; No. 2 white September. 261I9
&c: October. 27A@715c; November 2SL6NSzc:
December. 29G2915c. Provisions in moderatn
iobbing demand; lard, Western steam, s8 37I%
demand; Pennsylvania creamery. extra 25c.
do prints, extra. 29@3lc. Eggs.Choice fresh
laid very scarce, firm and wanted; PennsyI-
vanla frsts, &c.
ST. LoU1s-Flour strong and higher in svm-
patty with the advance in wheat: xxx. 81 500
40; family, 81 5OG2 90: choice, 81 7512 a.
fancy. So 5O@3 so: extra'fancy, So S5G3 95: nat,
ents, 81 25@i IS. Wheat higher; market weai,
at the opening, but later, on higher cables and
advancing markets elsewhere, there was an
nrpent demand thar tho nriaa II =
was some heavy selling but all was taken. and
the close was strong, with December lIIc and
May 15sc above yesterday; No. 2 red, cash.
S5Sc; SepteWsseT S9sc closing at sl9c bid
May. S45s@S61ac closing at S616c. Corn oniet,,
No. mixed, cash, SOC asked; September 5s7S,.'
closing at $3.50 bid: October, 295s@3Oc. closinG
@2s5sc, closing at 2s11@2SXc; May. SOJ%GSo5%na
Oats easier; No. 2, cash, 171S1If3zc hid: Wsv
224c; October, l754c bid. Rye-No. 2 38GSSltc'
Barley steady, with fair demand; Minnesnta. 81
@6Sc. Flaxseed higher at 81 236l "a Provis
ions strong, but very little done.
MILWAUKEE Flour firm. Wheat firm.
cash, &c; October, 761sc; No. l North
steady:No, white, ,!22@22kc. Rye steady; No. /.
seadT BArffy sassa Ns s brrOyson
Lard-Cash, s6 05; October, Sc 90 Cheese
unchanged; cheddars, S3zGYc.
BALTIMoRE-Provision firm and UNCHANGED
Butter active and firmer: western hacked
l5@lSe; creamery. 22@2Se. Eggs quiet and firm
at 2O@2lc. Coffee dull and easy; Rio car
goes fair, 1870.
ToLEDo-Cloverseed active and lower: cash
n O5; October, 81 o216; November, s4 OK; De.
cember, 81 Is.
Dry Goods.
New YORK, September 26.-on account of
weather and a Hebrew holiday hus