Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-11
MARKETS BY WIRE.

Wheat Improves on Reports of Rust In the
Norfhwest-A Bulge In Corn. which
Carries Oats Along-Tbe Pork
Market Rather Tame.
cHIcAGo-Wheat-A fair speculative busi-
ness was transacted to-day and the feeling de-
veloped was firmer. The opening was NQ15c
higher than yesterdays closing, eased of nc,
then rallied Z@Xc, fuctuated within small
range and closed about &c higher than yester-
day. Crop news from the Northwest was con-
ficting, but the greater portion of the dis
patches report more or less damage TO the
growing wheat from rust.
Corn-Another active day was witnessed in
this market A good share of the business was
local, though there was good buying for out
side accounts. It Louis and New York York. ..,In Inc
continued drv hot weather in the West stlmu-
lated the already firm market. There was
realizing by local longs, and prices receded
considerably in consequence. The market
opened active and excited at N@ssc above the
closing prices of yesterday, was strong, and
under good buying advanced 11561Ac, reacted
2s@@c, ruled firm, and closed S954c hlgner
than yesterday.
Oats were fairly active and decidedly higher.
The strength and advance was due mostly TO
the bulge in corn. July opened Nc higher, ap,
preciated Nc farther, but receded slightly and
closed steady. The interest conferred cmeny IN
September and May, and prices advanced Bg
lc, and closed steady at slight recession from
on tS1Q6 figures,
Mess Pork-Very little business was trans
acted; prices ruled 2C@40c lower on the near de,
liveries, while the deferred deliveries showed
little changes.
Lard-A fairly active trade was reported:
Prices ruled about 216c lower, and the market
closed steady at inside figures.
Short Rib SIdes-Trading was moderate. At
the opening sales were made at 215Q5c decline
Later prices rallied 23Q5c, and the market
closed steady at medium figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT : No. 2 July. SSQSSAQSS@8Sll4c;
ASg1ss A0Gg1 IS92S@Ss5sGssI9ssAc; September, sOA
CoES~No; : July ssH@a594@ag14as71lss;
oSTsNNo. 2, July, 2sk@20G2sh@2s74c; Aug
ust, 27zz492g4 49N1@2s1sc; September, 279s@
MESS Pork, per bbl..July, s12 OO@12 OO@
september. sll 50@lI 5O@ll 250l1 30.
LARD. per 100 Ss,-July, $ 55g5 1905 75
as IN; August. IS 85@5 s71a@5 85G5 S713; Sep
te%6eE, saeSE s. RI Rs@s nse o0@S 5Os s's6 o. o
671S@5 oa5zs5 OS: S. August. @ S. 15@5 15S5 G Yasg a
Is; September. s. 2O@5 25a5 20g5 25. NV
Cash quotatons were as follows: Flour
spring wheat 72@75c; No. 2 red, 8SIlc No,
No 2corn, 371sc. No. 2 oats. 2s94c No. rye,
1Sc; No. barley. nominal. No. fax seed,
pork per bbi s so@ii s sea lard per loo sss ibs
IS ~. Short ribs sides Qoose), S. 05a5 Is.
Dry salted shoulders (boxedl s. 20G5 25.
short clear sides too5edls s5 45@5 So sugars
SlAc; No. do: 3l1$c. On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs, 11k9l2c.
NEW YORK-Flour steady and fairly act.
Spot steady; options dull and unchanged to
nc down, closing weak. Rye quiet. Barley
malt quiet: Canada 7599Oc. Corn-spot fairly
active. HQ1c up and firm: options more active.
nd flats afr
and fairly active; options quiet and frmer.
Hav easy and quiet Hops easy and dull. Cof-
fee-Options steady and unchanged to 10
i6sOc: August, 1860 @l6. zoe; September, 1925
0l6.35c October, l5.75@l5 S5c; December, l5.40
@1655c; March. l625@l530c; May. l62Oc; spot
7, fat bean. ls1s@lS1zc. Sugar-Raw firm and
fair demand: sales, $500 bags centrifugals. 96o
test, SIC; $500 bags nolasses sugar. 8s0 test,
Foreign nominal; New Orleans quiet;
Rice in fair demand and quiet, Cotton;eed oil
47ie94jSc: RosIn firm and quiet Turpsntins
ern prime, 14110l513c; fair, 14@l41lc; receipts.
1880 packages Pork quiet; mess, sl2 IS;
picked hams. 10c: 800 picked shoulders. IS 90;
10000 MS picked bellies. 10@l2 Ds average. M
G54c; middles easy. Lard a shade higher. but
c. i. I. on p. t.; options. sales l.75O tierces;
IGl71lc: Western dairy, S@llc: do creamery,
4l7c; do factory, 49l0c Cheese dull and
weak; part skins. 4G6c; Ohio fat, 6G7c.
ST. UlS-Flour-Improved demand hut
unchanged in price. Wheat opened $3.50
and after 1uctuating somewhat closed with
July nc. A gust ssc. and December 1-16c
above yesterdays; No. red, cash. SSssc; July
closed at S911c; August, S75sc bid; December,
9Is6@9l1Sc. Corn-Opened higher, fell of
fraction, advanced again and closed at 5s911sc
above yesterday; No. cash, 361@Go365ac; Au-
October. ssc. Oats-Higher, closing s6@Nc
above yesterday; No. 2 cash, 3oc bid: August
closed at 2s5sg2s24c; September, 2s2lc. Rye
quiet at SIC bid. Flaxseed higher; 81 % bid for
July and August. Provisions quiet, with only
job trade. Pork. in small lols, $ll %. Lard
Butcher grades, IS so; straight prime steam,
IS IS.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour quiet, but firm.
Wheat--options advanced Nc; desirable mill
ssptenber. G, seG S5haSse: 6ctoSsr. % s5sssSe;'
.trss. s1d esysG hgas5 SS mixed S in
grain depot, 45@46c; No. 2 mixed July, 435S
@44c: August, 434944c; September. 4g144
4a1lc; October 44sl@45c. Oats-very strong
sHa hgher Rs1Sss No. Us'G %hits No White $ sS
3711c; No. 2 white July, SQ3715c; August, 81
@3l1%c; September, 3314G33Ac; October, SEQ
83szc. Butter-QuIet and irregular; Pennsyl-
2l325c. Eggs-Choice stock scarce and firm;
Pennsylvania frsts 15110l6c.
ALTIMORE-Wheat-Wes firm; No.
winter red. spot. 94c; July. 92892lIc; August,
91hQ91slc; September. 926921sc. Corn-West-
ern firm; mixed, spot, 4413c: July, 1910 bid;
August. 1910 I4c: September, 441lc bid; steamer,
3s15s. Oats active; Western white, S5111e9S7c; do
mixed. 34G35c; graded No. white. SIC. Rye
dull; choice, 5s956c: prime, 52G54c; good to
fair, 4S@50c. Hay slow: prime to choice tim
othy, sl1 5O@12 so. Provisions steady Butter
firm for fancy goods, slow for others; creamery
tation, 1l@l3c; lad1e fancy, 10@1lc; do good to
choice 809c; store packed, 6@6c. Eggs firm at
lI15d0l5c Cnffee steady; Rio eargoes, fair, Zoe;
No. 7. l77s@lSc.
MINNEAPOLIs-Receipts of wheat for the
day were 81 cars; shipments, 80 cars. There
was very good demand for sample wheat,
coming from both local and outside millers.
1t was noted that the buyers having outside
milling orders were looking around for the
choicest samples of No. Northern and No.
hard. Poor wheat moved rather ease. but was
by no means active. Closing quotations.: No.
hard July, 8Sc; August, S9c; on track. 9ldS2c;
Mo- Northern, July 8613c; August, SIC; Sep
tember SEC; on track, SIC.
ILWAUKEE-Wheat firm; No. 2 spring. on
track, cash, SIC; August, SG7sc; no. Northern,
SOC. Corn firm: No. 8, on track. 351ac. Oats
firm; No. white. on track. 3l15c. Rye firm;
No. l. in store, 49c. Barley irm; No. 2, in
store, 5Sc. Provisions quiet. Cheese quiet;
cheddars. 71oG6c.
TOLEDO-Wheat active and easy; cash and
July, Sg5lc; August. 90c bid: September, sOhc;
December. s3c. Corn active; trm; cash, S624e;
August, 3S15c; September, 3S3lc; October. 3S1se.
Oais dulet; cash, 30c. Cloverseed:steady;c cash,
So so; October new. s. W: