Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-10
MARKETS BY WIRE.
The Wheat Pit Active, and Prices Stronger
All Rouud-Corn Higher and Oats
Easy-Hog Products Dali,
but Close Steady.

cred freely. July advanced &c. anu cioseo
about nc higher than yesterday. August
opened X3sSc higher, declined &c, then ad-
vanced Islc and closed l15c higher. September
closed NC higher. December, which is at
| tracing the principal attention, opened HQHc
higher, declined &c, then advanced NC, and
| closed lLsc higher than yesterday. The feeling
| was unsettled early in the session, but devel-
| oped into a rather bullish tendency later.
The very strong tenor of foreign advices was
| the principal influence on the market. English
markets evidently are being affected some by
| dry weather. Domestic markets were all higher.
| There was some buying no doubt, in expecta-
| ton that the Government report will make a
| poorer showing some look for falling of in
winter wheat and some for possible increase.
! 1t was generally rumored that the report would
| put the condition of wheat in Dakota at 20.
against IS last month
| A moderate business was transacted in corn,
with the bulk of the trading at slightly higher
prices, lrmer feeling prevailing. The better
| tone was due largely to the active demand for
| davis closing prices, advanced Nc, fuctuated
| frequently within a narrow range and closed
| Lc better than yesterday.
| Oats developed more activity. but it was at a
| lower range of prices. The demand was light.
| and the execution of outside selling orders
| coupled with liberal offerings, produced de-
| cline of L@9Zc. At inside figures fair pur-
| chases were made to cover shorts, but the mar
| ket closed quiet and easy.
A fairly active trade was reported in mess
pork, and almost exclusively in August and
made at SC advance but weaker feeling was
| developed later, and prices receded lOGl215c.
| Toward the close the feeling was stronger and
| prices rallied 715Gl0c, but settled back again
| 6G715c, and closed steady.
| A moderate business was transacted in the
lard market. The feeling was somewhat un-
settled and prices ruled irregular and aver
| aged lower. Opening sales were made at yes
| terdays closing figures, but weak feeling
was quickly developed and reduction of So
| 715c was submitted to. Toward the close the
| feeling was steadier and prices advanced 215G
| SC and closed steady.
The market for short rib SIDES was fairly
active and prices exhibited very little change.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
UWHEAT-Eo. July, S351@S5@SS@S45zc: Au-
| gust S0@8l1s 479x@Sl1sc; September, 1910
S0z6@7s11G 1GSO1sc; December. SlH@S21s@SlG
GoRN-No. 2 August, s5ss@s5X@S5sS0S5Xc;
September, ga61s@S576Q 6QS61sc; October. S61s
OHTs-No. 3 August, 22@22022@2c: Sep
tember q. 1.@224 4@221S9221sc.
MESS Pork, per bbl.-August, sll 5714@1 571$
gu @o 47s@lI 80; September, 81 65alI SD
10 So 5sS - ''''' ''' ''tS-' ''S'' 'Ot
LARD, per 100 Ds-August, s6 s2%@6 SKA
3215@6 S211; September, IS 1895 1895 4O9
SHORT RIBS, per 100 Ds.-August IS s5@
s S595 SOG5 so; September. SIS 90@5 90G5 S5@
IS; October. IS sO@5 s0@5 75@5 70
changed. No. spring wheat, s4szc; No. 9
spring wheat nominal; No. red, SEC No 2
corn. S6c. No. oats, 215c. No. rye. EAc No.
timothy seed. 81 IS. Mess Ie pork. per @ barrel.
sll So Lard, per loo pounds. IS 80. Short ribs,
sides QooseE IS 50. Dry salted shoulders
(boxed), IS 25@5 S7<. Short clear sides (boxed),
S. l216@6 Is Sugars, unchanged. Receipts
Flour, u 600 barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels:
corn, 3ll.0O0 bushels; oats. 1861 900 bushels;
rye. 5000 bushels; barley, 1000 bushels Ship
har hus h
els; corn. Az 900 bushels; oats, Al, 900 bushels;
rye. 1000 bushels; barley none.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was quiet; fancy creamery l511@l6c:
fine, l417@l5c; finest dairies, l2@l3c; fine, log
l2c. Eggs-Demand light at l2c.
NEW YoRK-Flour very firm, fairly active
and 5Gl0c higher, demand chiefly home trade.
low western, 81 45a2 IS Wheat~spot dull,
K@3c higher and firm; options dull, ss@Hc
higher and strong; shorts covering, moderate
Canada. soc@sf o5 for old and new. Corn" Corn
| Spot active, Nc higher and firm; options active
and stronger. Oats-Spot dull and weaker;
options fairly active Lower and - steady.
Coffee, Is points up: August. Is 70@l3 80: Sep
tember. l$ SO@l4 90; October, I3 S5al4 10: No
ary. IA 10; February, lS s5@l425; March, 1850
l425 April l4.05; May. 959l4 Is; spot Rio stead
ier: fair cargoes, l6zc Sugar-Raw quiet and
test. Sc: sales Of Is. So6 bags beet exported to
Europe, refined duh and frm. Molasses-For-
elgn strong 500 test, Soc; New Orleans quiet.
6e. Rice steady .,od Cottonseed oil quiet Tallow
steady and more active at 372@3SIc. Eggs
active and higher: western prime, l415@l43zc;
receipts, 1924 packages. Pork steady and
quiet; mess, Sl3 O0Gl3 25: extra prime. sl1 5O@
IL 20. Cutmeats strong; picked bellies, Il
pounds 7c;do 10 pounds, ,:7sc;pickled hams, ,ll94c;
picked shoulders. SIC. Middles slow; short
of western steam at s8 20 and s6 6586 70 to ar
rive, closing at S. 20; city, Sc 20; August. Sc 70
@6 76, closing at s6 rs; September. Sc 1896 SO,
| closing at s6 81; October, s6 S1@6 81, closing
| at So 81. Butter dull and weak; western dairv,
| l0@lS11c; do creamery, 12@l6xc; do factory,
S@lSc; Cheese, more doing and steady; western,
ST. LoUIs-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Cash higher, but not much trading;
| options higher, though receipts were larger;
| offerings were small; after fuctuating in a 20
zae range g there her Nv was i buying Hurry that rushed
above yesterday; No. red, cash, S0GSl1%c:
July, 751sG771sc, closed at ne; August, 745S@
oSAc ciessd ssals at 1Se; septs%T1eeT 7eAg77sc
So1sc asked. Corn higher; No. mixed, cash, 80
@S21sc; July, 3214c. closed at 32ssc bid: August
SS29zzsSS21zc S9zsS closed e6. at S5c; September. 800
No. cash, 24c bid; July, &c; August. 2l1Sc;
May, 255lc. Rye-No. 2 4Oc bid. Flaxseed,
| 81 10 Provisions quiet and steady.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour moderate
] III.
and No. 2 red advanced Nc; options advanced
| A@12c under light offerings and stronger re-
! ports from other markets, but little or no
| speculation; No. red in elevator. 97c; No. 2 red
July. S6@S7c; August, S4l4@S4szc; September,
| S414GS454c; October, S41z6S5c. Corn firm. but
| quiet; No. mixed in grain depot. 44c No. yell
| low IN grain depot, 44@4415c; No. yellow on
| track, 4415c; No. red July 421z@44c; August,
4234@4Slzc; September, 43@4S15c: October 431S
| @44c. Oats-Car lots firm, but demand light;
| No. whit, 3212@33c; No. white, 34c; futures
| dull; No. white July, 331<93354c: Aug gust, 32@
| 321ac: September, 30sc. Eggs weak and irregu-
| lar; Pennsylvania fancy 15c.
! CTNCINNATI-Flour strong. Wheat in fair
| demand; No. red, S5QS6c: new, Sic; receipts.
| 900 bushels; shipments, 1000 bushels. Corn
strong and higher; No. mixed 3915c Oats
| Demand moderate; No. 2 mixed, 253z@26c.
| Rye dull: No. 2 4Sc. Pork-Demand quiet
| at $l2 Lard quiet at s6 10. BuIkmeats and
| bacon steady. Butter weaker. Sugar stronger
| Eggs heavy. Cheese steady.
MILWAUKEE, - Flour unchanged. Wheat
firm; cash, S0ssc; July, blank; September, 793kc
| Corn firm; No. 8. 361zc. Oats firm; No. white,
| 2S@2S1zc. Rye firm; No. l. 433<c. Barley firm;
| No. 2 September. 5Sc Provisions firm Pork,
Sll As. Lard, Sc 80. Cheese unchanged; ched-
dars, sGS14c.
BALTIMoRE-Provisions quiet and steady.
Butter quiet; creamery. l6c. Eggs easy at I2c.
Coffee nominal; Rio, 1910.
ToLEDo-Cloverseed dull; cash. 81 so; Octo-
Der, 81 90.