Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-14
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Active and Nervous-AIl Options
Higher Except December-Corn and
Oats Weaker-Hog Products
Quiet and Slightly

Lower.
CHIcAGo-A large business was again trans
acted in wheat TODAY and the feeling devel-
oned was ouite upeattled and az nervous as
Yesterday Tho market too showed consider
able strength lime was ouiet most of the ses-
sion and closed LIc lower than YESTERDAY. July
opened weak and lAGskc lower. then steadily
advanced lskc receded s<2xc. again sold up
40 eased of sliobtlv and closed ahout sc high
tss' ~ aI - torohor
CT tnan yesterday Aukuss anu @ SepUen.De 10y !.
opened shade lower, advanced lAgl7Sc anu
closed lc higher. December was sc lower at
the opening advanced lskc and closed Tc high
ar tban vesterdav
.., - A.
The market showed more strength, on tue
whole, than yesterday and closed hrm. hu-
mors of fair export buying at the seaboard and
more inquiry here and in the neighboring mar
lers topatbar with unfavorable croD reports
wiz pss;Ir,od
rom 1ne Nort,,"es% were the reasons aos.s
Besides the talk OF manipulation had a tenoen-
cy to affect the market, though there probably
market ,,I had been oversod W @ and that shorts were
anxious to cover. especially as it was believed
that the new crop of winter wheat would notbe
Eastern parties and St Louis were reported
as having bought freely. Rain is wanted in the
Northwest, and the weather bulletin reported
advices reported passing shower, while in the
South, where harvesting is under way. rain is
reported. -.,
moaerane mo- craze; business was sransae.so IN oIrn
ana anG .ne ieellng develoPea was ISsner easier, T,
slightly lower prices being established. me
weather. which had weakening influence on
+La ora d;s+an+ F,,+,,ros The n,artat onened
- ~ oS.eN
5sg7G lower 19an it thG ci0sg Pr,ces d Od ycTosed
gay; gay; nuetuate9 wlInn Ac range anu cioseu
>sg14c IoWer tnan !esteIoay: 1-,..
e. OaSs were larry aEoS %arne me@HeL, es
foi oepSeI.ueeL uecieI .EI e mas
dii SHe S a We
i; Ian supPoTt alseL uecihne u 7sS07Ac' anu d.
neg 10 outs,ue iS shae ,,,, eoo,,, ,i,od II
@ e. hne rots er;rss ,rora r
tne MAJ Me- III nos PiouucVS; OneLliiEs msLe Vel;
ialL ana tDe @ Gemsna IRON an sources was I'm, IN
Ii i.eG, July anu "eP'oniOoi nhOnoPoiiHeU 'ue
UqSlness. IHtn s. s;,,o. e,,.,,r,. ,s =. e,,,or.,
WTFxTm 3 Iniv 7siIG77iSGss077I< -
August 733{6Z5lL LR733<675lIc: September. 1917
m5L6T3IG75c: Decemberl T5L67B5[675sS6
765Sc.
CoRN-No 2 July 34lS634LN34634LSc Au-
gust 4ss@S45s@3415@341Sc; September. 35@
S5kG3I7s sGS5Isc.
OATseNo. July, 221S622A@22N N@22skc; Au-
gust 22se@22sS@22L< <@22Lc: September, 22156
221S62NZ Zd2Ilc
Mess PoRK. per bbl,-July. sll 62I%63ll 67%
II 72l6: Septeu Der, sill SOali Soil S7%6Ii So
LARD, per 100 ms, July, Sc G21SG36 65@
S215G6 621S: August, Sc 721s06 721S0S 7O@
SHORT RIRs' ner ia Ss'wfulv 81 sqISS5 IS
s75 S9i%S35 *. knqnst a S7I%SS aSixG552 2S71SSS
5 S2i5: 2September. IS s5sS6 OdS5 s56S6 60
S Gash M we're as f0gw Iu bes1 EIogr
Sa97pi[c. No s5rinp wheat SS@7fc. No >
red TgSigl<c No 2 Corn gS5Sc. No 3 oats
PIC. 10 rye. % SSslc. No. Z barley, lev nominal.
Meas noHS ner Il harrei sIi a. SSoy. yibs sides
moosnP s 81 Err s,ited S % sbonISars fip SoSed9
e iSTS g oS 5 short ciasT sides fboIe ss IS
SS V o6S 20 ~ S or i7s 0n
fa H bnspoS. sic SSo bnsSs,S.
harley 0ao bnSI,e1s shinmentsDFiouy Flo So0i
6arres s at @ IesheS ne SOT obsn 6aq
Sa1, GSo bnsSo,s ''e' -'VO"
ieS IN - tSe ProSnce E,cbonce ,o.a.v tho bu+ter
,,srtet I sne was rm fancH UU,ry 1S@Ie%c
Ial;5o 1oc' & sS2c: nneSI uiries' nne'
4o01zc' Eggs urn ab lZc.
NEW IoRK-Flour heavy; moderate export
Spot higher and irregular and moderately ac-
tive, closing easy; options active, Ic hlgheT
anu p snor t, !e sssay nu 1na
9!5' 9uL!et LSiIey % Iu mai uui. 9nI5poC iess
%I%c IoIvsr MI stpeIT steaI,
ana nooerSteIy ac.lVe; 9ptlons larry acnve
GrL anu III nay qulet. aops min anu 9uIet
CoH Iee-Optlo@hS 'lp9s @ opened seeauy ana uncnangeo
sales, 4S 25e bags; including June ISlG@l6l5c
July ocogl1,5gc: 1e A1gust 19;5eG e93 Sep
~ g1c e. ec 20
Tener ss1e &c; % DeSemIer'
anriI 1S -. Wos is S65a1R ~. snot
Rio dull; fair cargoes, lS1Sc Sugar-Raw held
1irmly; fair refining, 1-l6c: centritugals $50
test Sc; refined firm at &c advance on hards
active: c, 71<672sc; extra c, 71zn7Kc; white ex-
ira c, I l5-l66Sc: yellow, 71s@7lZc; mold A.
922sc; STANDARD A. SIC; confectioner's A. SIC;
cut loaf 91Sc; crushed, 915c; powdered, 9cT;
granulated, 91Ec Molasses - Foreign firm;
sales so hhds.; Porto Rico, 34c; New Orleans
dull. Rice quiet and steady. Cottonseed oil
quieI 5alloW qulet; city SIC. hosln quiet
SGS9s 9Ies ana s1eaas at
9ogSgSS72c Eggs sTes9y "a !Ieel! aceiyei western,
81 SoIz packages rork quiet;
mess mess, Slo zoGIo 0O: extra PRIME sii IoUI2 W.
Cutmeabs nfIni sales, plckleo oelnes; LIDS,
0uiet Lard weak: sales western steam
s6 9Ol6 e6: city Sc 35: Tuiy. e6 81: lime 81 SII.
August. 81 OF asked: September. 81 O8 asked
Butter firm for choice. fair trade: western
dairy. 96l3c: do creamery l26l7l5c: western
factory, 717@l2e. Cheese higher, supplies
cleaned up, western. 1z9S15c-
ST. LoUIs-Flour firm, Wheat higher: there
was yery little for sale at opening. with sharn