Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-27
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Speculation Shows Signs of n Revival
More Doing In the Windy City and
Values Aasume n Higher Level.


Values Assume n Higher Level.
cHIcAGO-wheat-Th was a good specu-
lative demand to-day and a stronger feeling,
| with prices ruling somewhat higher all round.
| The market opened Z9ssc lower than closing
| figures OF yesterday. and then started up, ad-
vancing sharply and with scarcely any huctua-
tions 115@134c, eased of somewhat with the de-
| ferred futures declining more than July under
heavier offerings, and closed 11sc higher Tor
July. Tc for August and September and only
| H@ssc higher for December The frmness was
attributed to the large export cIearances and
the unfavorable crop reports coming from the
Northwest. The decline later was owing to
free selling orders from outside points.
Corn was fairly active most of the session
| though there were times when there was little
| dong. The feeling prevailing was stronger
| and trading was at higher prices. The advance
was due almost exclusively to the heavy pur-
| chases of prominent local trader who bought
July and September estimated as much as
| 2,00O,000 bushels. The market opened shade
under the closing prices of yesterday. was easy
for time. then ruled stronger and closed
higher than yesterday.
Oats were stronger. Prices advanced M@ssc
from inside figures and closed with net gain
| of HGLc over yesterdays close for August and
September. but steady for other months.
Pork1only modsrate trade was re reported; p2oTfso.
| on the more deferred deliveries.
Lard-Tradfng was moderately active. At
| the opening sales were made at slight reduc-
| tion in prices. At outside figures sales were
more liberal at an advance of 50712c, and the
market closed comparatively steady.
Rbs-More was doing. Prices were advanced
5Q715c and the market closed comparatively
| steady at medium figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No2 June, S454Qs615QS454@S8He
s55s5S7e. So074's''tS''7''' AuSus'' 0OlSt0'7a~
CoRN-No. z June, ssA@s44 40sSA9 9341sc;
July: SsM@347s@S3AQ344c; August, S41a@351s
OATs-No. 2. July, 714@zA9271z@H5lc
August; 2el1@ss2szs92el@2G5s September, Is
Sssi Ss PSFk sS lugas pss 0sSE s Ss s sS s s s@
se9iember. si2 85@lS s5@IS So@l2 50. -
LARD LARD: per 100 ns.-Juiy, s. ~ 52H95 7714@
sS 1S a ASgIs ss Os e sS9S ss s9 % @6 stu
@5 OO@5 O5; August, IS 1O@5 l5@5 lO@5 Is. ~
Cash quotations were as follows: flour
wheat. 74@79c; No: 2 red, s614c. No. corn,
| 34lc. No. 2 oats 214c. No. rye, 1910. No.
harley nominal: No. haxseed, 81 89 Prime
Lard, per 100 lbs. IS 721S. Short ribs sides
| (loose) S. OO@5 %. Dry salted shoulders
(boxed). s. 0Oq5 10 Short clear sides (boxed).
| $5-25@5 A. Sugars unchanged. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs, 101a@11c.
NEW YORK-Flour steady and more active.
Cornmeal steady; yellow western. 81 15@2 As.
Wheat-Sppt-Marke dull and upsettled,
closing easy: options moderately active; near
| months T@ssc lower; late months, Nc up.
| closing steady. Rye quiet; Western, 5416656c.
Barley dull; Western nominal; Canada, 500
7215c. Barley malt quiet; Canada, 75G9Oc
Corn-Spot stronger and fairly active; options
dull and unchanged to Hc up and steady. Oats
Spot frmer and dull; options quiet and
frmer Hay about steady and quiet; shipping
So @35: good choice, 500. Hops quiet and firm.
COtfee-Options opened steady and points up
to 10 points down and closed steady and un-
changed to points down; sales, "A, 250 bags, in
cluding June, E.25Gl7.30c; July, 16.80Gl6.90c;
August. 16.t56l660c; September 16.25@l6.3Oc;
April, 1535@15.40r: spot Rio du anG asier;
fair cargoes, Zoe; No. fat bean, 1Sc. Sugar
and steady. Molasses-F"rtign nominal; 500
test, l9c; New Orleans quiet. Rce quiet and
steady. Cottonseed oil dull. Tallow steady.
Rosin firm. Turpentlne easier at 4l5l@4211c.
Eggs quiet and easy; Western, I44@141zc; re-
ceipts, 5,671 packages. Pork-Moderately in
prime. $40 OO9l0 50 Cutmeats firm. Picked
bellies, 5s05ssc; do shoulders, SIC; do hams,
9A@10c. .Middles easy: short clear, s. 05. Lard
opened weak and closed firm; Western steam,
Sc 90; sales. 1250 terces at IS 971@6 90; options.
August. ss is. closing at IS Il; September. s. "a,
closing at 06 1906 a. closing S8 26; October
S6 "a. CLOSING at So 38 bid; November, s6 81 De-
cember. s6 24@6 q. closing at s6 q. Butter
quiet; choice about steady; Elgih, l6@l61zc:
Western dairy, 6Qllc: do creamery, S@l6c: do
factory. 4@lOc' Cheese easy and in moderate
demand; Western. 7Q8c.
PHILADELPHiA-Flourw weak; Western win
ter straight. 81 S5@4 40; winter patents, "a SO@
90; Minnesota straight. 81 65 do patents, s5 90.
Wheat-Options strong anG advanced Nc;
choice milling grades scarce and firm. but de-
mand light; rejected. 7297Sc; fair to good mill
ing. Ss@93c; prime to choice. e5Q98c; ungraded,
in grain depot, 94c; No. red. June, 90@9lc;
July S9@9Oc; August, 8SN@69Nc; September
SS3sGs9Hc. Corn firm; ungraled mixed, in
grain depot. 4Oc; No. 8 high mixed. in do.
Ale; No. yellow, In do, 4l15c: No. ., in export
elevator. 39c; steamer, in do. 40c: No. high
mixed in Twentieth street elevator. 42c; No. 2
mixed, in do, HHc; No. 2 mixed in export ele-
vator. 41c; No. mixed. June. H@4l1sc; July,
4O1s@4l1sc; August, 4l14@4l3sc; September,
4ls4942c.. Oats-Car lots steady. but quiet;
sac; No. white. s'i Sc; futures s beyond this this
month advanced Ec; No. 2 white, June. 3434Q
85Ic; July. s5@354c; August, S2A9S211c;
September, 3OH@3lAc. Eggs firm; Pennsyl-
vania firsts. 154Ql6c.
Wheat easier, except for August, which was
higher. The opening was at declines of 5s934c;
later on better markets elsewhere advanced it
1Mc: gradual though irregular recession fol-
lowed up to near close, with July and December
1-16c lower. but August Hc above yesterday;
No. cash, 84@S4s4c; July closed at 845s08454c;
August. S37sc; September, 84Ac; December.
&c. closing &c above yesterday; No. cash,
3314c; july closed at 3Sc; August S24c; Sep
tember 1870. Oats firm, closing about same
as yesterday; No: cash, 2S1sc bid; July. 2S1sc;
August, TIC. Rye, No. 2. Ac bid. Flaxseed
srrong; spot, 81 IS; August and September.
81 30. Provisions dull Pork, 81 Is.
BALTIMORE-Wheat-W strong; No.
2winter. red. spot and June, So11c; July, $50
SS16c; August, SS@S8Ic: September. SS1l0
8S1lc. Corn-Western nrm: mixed, spot, June
and Jnly Ac; August, 411s94 94I7c; September,
weak: choice, 52Q5sc; prime. 5S@55c: good to
fair, 50052c. Hay weak. Provisions steady.
Butter active. Eggs firm at 1411Q15c.
MIlWAUkEE-Flour quiet. Wheat firm;
No. spring. on track cash. 6214G83c; July,
S31Sc; n o. Northern. SIC. Corn firm; No. g. on
track, 3515c. Oats dull; No. white, on track,
291<c. Rye quiet; No. !. in store, 47Q471xc
Barley active; No. 2 in store. 49c- Provisions
frmer Pork sl2 rs. Lard, s. 7215. Cheese
steady; cheddars, 71aQ7s4c
TOLEDO-Wheat active and easier; cash,
8S76c; July. SSc; August Sssc; September, S754c;
December. 89Ac. Corn dull: cash, 3515c;
August. 35lc. Oats quiet; cash, 2911c. Clover
seed dull; cash, So 40.