Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-01-17
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat DeSmoralIzed by Unfounded Rumors
and Heavy Feeling-Corn and Oats
Stendy-Pork and Lard Unset.
lndn md IrreUuIur.

of shorts. Domestic markets all sympathlzeo
with the advance, and all opened higher. But
| the advance hrought out considerable wheat
-, .. - .o,,o,,ad th.t n.rties who aid the
anu II Was nc teo snas =. -, ma
ouylng yesterusy "eie Pioiiiusn. Ps ~ 'ue sei,tns
to-day. The offerings were sumclent TO create
weakness, and changed the tendency of prices
| downward Prices settled back with numerous
| Arc+rotiops IIL This decline was partly as
- ~, tha, +ba c;nc1rnati pr;ce
| sls'eu ps luinois 10 'Ho
Current would publish an article connrmlng
the agricultural report, and also by the report
of the Winter Wheat Millers' Association.
| - +bo y,ar,.at haca,pa s.ronrnr on the re-
n,sna,cb from the ed,tor of tbe price
Current, in which he stated the exportable sup
plies of wheat fO1 the ns.t SIX wo5 months %OGS
th anS ahont
ereu y, anu tne elos,ng was s'eauier anu ''oou'
and later became quiet and easier. This mar,
ket opened nc higher than the closing prices
later eased off 1s@14c and closed about the same
as yesterday.
Oats were more active but steady, with about
the same range as yesterday.
An unsettled feeling prevailed in mess pork
and prices ruled somewhat irregular. Opening
sales were at 214@5c advance, but with slightly
prices gradually receded l119Q2Oc. Later the
market ruled steadier and prices rallied l21a9
1oc ana closed comparatively steady
Considerabie interest was manifested in lard
lew sales were made at 215@oc advance but
offerings being liberal weaker feeling set in
ana prices were reduced iogloc. Toward the
rallied 219@5c and closed quiet
Rather quiet feeling prevailed in short ribs
anu prices ruled irregular Early sales were
made at 21ac advance, but the market weak
2%95c and closed quiet.
WHEATHSo , Jannarv 97IT@o1fI6aaL6
s1[c: February ge6esc. Nav 81 CIII21 0Ise8
GoRN[So' January. $SssS$SSG SG$5s6a3sIc.
March. S5IS625c: Nav. @;3IGS67IG365I6 I6S65lc
OArs-No. January 21sSc; February. 245S@
245Sc: Nav, 25s6H5z@Tsz@2sSc.
March. si2 s01i2 30: Nav SIS I9sSSI3 'I71SS
70 97lSGI3 10Y 1S
LARD per 100 ns.-January. 81 oO@7 OO06 $50
6 g715; March, 81 I715977 I71SG7 O21s67 05;
SHORT RMS, per 100 ns.-January. ss 650
6 671SGS6 65e56 67iS; March. IS S6e96 soS6 So3
6 IS; May, S. sO56 sO96 SOG6 IS.
steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat
95995ILc: No. 3 spring wheat. SO61S7c: No, red
95995lzc No. Z corn. S8sIc. No. oats, 24sS
No a1seed 81 g. Prime timothy oafes Seed e 81 S.
Mess pork. per barrel $40 S0 Lard, per loo
lbs. 81 Short ribs sides noose1 81 7H Dry
salted shoulders Oboxed). S5 256S S7J%, Short
clear sides (bOxedl, $ l23l@7 Is: sugars-Cut;;
&c. Receipts-F1our 1900 barrels; wheat, 1900
bushels; corn, Isl 600 bushels oats. lO2 ooO bush
els: rye, 1000 bushels: barley, $1,000 bushels.
bushels Isl corn 81 GOO bushels; oats 1000 bushels;
On the Produce Exchange today the butter
market market = was dun am and weak fancy creamery
ISg, Is; good to choice ll@l2c. Eggs steady at
loalo7ac.
NEW 1oRK-Flour Receipts. 1s,so7 pack
Sns y easy w5saRdse5 Ha Fass @ 6asss. Sass 1880
ports 90 20 bushels; sales, 2l16,oCO bushels fut-
ures, U1 SVUo opsnels spot; spot market unsettled
sSc sIeyator S.n So SPIloRs I'd au a No REQ
81 o.: no. i white, 81 90. No. . 3Cb,caGo nominai,
optiors less active irregular lower: opened 1c
under aed weak at
AZ e6IIc Febrnary 97SaS1Ic cIosuS ~ tiTsI gznIe
March, sSse@995sc, closing at sS5%c: MAY,
81 Ol14@l O215, closing at 81 6l1S; June. 81 oOlz6
o,os;0E Os closing sing at Rs1sS 81 CS DeSemHes
ada, S7@S9c. No. 2 do. S5aS7c. Barley, malt
quiet. Corn-Receipts, 1i5,S0O bushels; exports,
24I @ 2S5 bushels; sales, $4,000 bushels futures.
ti1O n4.uO pnsnels SPOT SPOT market moderately
45S46c stioat: No w6ite z1c. N Ne eiesas0 s
3yo., l,al --o1
4g4c 1I nngraoeo mixed Ssg4oc steamer mixed,
4l4g491fc; optons steady, talrly active; jan
ua[y; 4s55zsg54lsc, cioslng az 44Ac; FEBRUARY,
c1osing q Msx ' 5fae sFGn: 42sg52sc
steamer mixed. FEBRUARY. i2c 6ats~Re.
CENTS 290lO bushels. eInorts Az hmrbnIe.
ssies liz nm bnsbois Pt.on IA o1 ion noo
bushels snot. Snot .rIrot rI.tfeS, io7'OOo
tive HSHc. Nav pO' isssrAe' aSc. o,aGin more ac
S2Ac; spot No 2 white, S414@S4Ac;
mixed western, 2og02c; white do, 33@40c; No. 2
IIhlcago, 0z1ac' Ray steady and quiet.
Hons hrmer and In better demand.
Cotee-Options opened steady and unchanged
and SOLO points above yesterday; dull:
sales, $500 bags including January,
io.4Ce; Eenruary; lo-S5c; March: l5256l5.SOc;
15s5c JGlT i5G5 s c AGsSs9 iH HuRe
vember; la5@l56Oc: spot Rio quiet: fair car
goes, l71sc. Sugar-Raw nominal: refined dull;
=, 6c: exTra :, o1sc; whiSe extra c, 6Sle@6sc:
se,rom, SsNe; On a; oMao12e; moid a 772c;
standard a, 6Tc; confecti1ners' A. G24@sc; cut
loaf; crushed, &c; powdered, ne; gran
ulated, &c; cubes Mc. Molasses-
Forelgn nominal: New Orleans dull;
@ 9pen keo.le, prime 10 cholce, So@i5c.
9ettted more ond ea apE nr Uot.onseed oil un
S SetIleu anu "eaS IaiIoW depressed and dnll.
raceints S71 nsctsces r,.r'eots n'12%ioc; .J
boiias 1%@zso n;ci,led 1uineaes pick,eg
GeiIngs, s4e@sls4ci es piGkaeu nams iOc; picked
sreadv. western steam s. a9li s,,at d uIi; 9u6
. md citv q n. on,;ons e npos, G - ~
Ionar se Fehr,ip.r,, g ss,
: : On ~ ID, J. =. ~, uai 10: Marcn % 4oQ
81 CLOSING At o. 81 april " 4o, closing at
: ~; May, T. 9OII oo closing at q 81; June,
her % Fla q RnIsr Di AngTs I ma os 6id Septem
5s,y i1a9o. do creamerr IsS5. er Mesteln e
Cheese strong and in fair demand; western. ii
@llJ5c.
uf 81. LouIs5sIour easy and unchanged.
neaS openeu I hrin ana advanced @19c, but
IT, NJ III t no NfG peIoW yes,er>
oscy 10; Ieu' Gssh. sos4gSic' feornary @ sdS4g
cIos;r, ~ oes Inno ossto. so7agso.2c
cioSalg at So1sYSy4ci Jmne, S424 WSo4c, closing
Augnst S4i%c nominal Eorn bigber n'ost nv ~
the session, but closed easier: No . cash 9asl@
297Sc: February. 2975c asked and cIos5ed
at 2gsIc bid; March. 9O7S63Ic. Nav