Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-17
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Benrish Influences Give Weaker 'ono 10
Whent-Carn Makes u Concrssion
"A sharp Advance In July
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BsnrIsh Iunuonces Give u Weaker TenO "a
whsnt-Corn Makes a Conc"sslon
"A sharp Advance In July
OaIs-Pork Wrnk.
o-Wheat-Trading was only mod
crate to-day, and lower range OF prices was
again established. The opening was about the
same as closing figures of yesterday TO shade
below and declined ldll4o more, then I'M
proved. ruled quiet and closed about Nc lower
for August and the same as yesterdays CLOSING
for September and December deliveries Ihe
decline was again due To a continuation OF the
influences brought TO bear on the market yes
terday, namely, the weather abroad and lower
cables, small clearances OF wheat and rather
better weather for the crop in the Northwest.
Corn was traded in to a moderate extent
The situation was steady and price ranges con.
fined within sssQ16c range Some advices re-
ported no rains of consequence IN the corn
belt, while others stated that light rains fell
Yesterday in various portions. The market
opened a shade under the closing prices OF yes
terday, was firm for a time, selling up &c, ruled
easier selling, off sc, became stronger and
closed 1sG1lc lower than yesterday.
Oats-Ihe feature of the market was the
sharp advance in July, which was bid up &c
and closed at full outside tigdres. The cause
for the appreciation was hgns stocks, sharp
an advance of LQlc in cash lots. August was
the only month except July that showed de-
cided strength, and advanced PC, while the
other months appreclaLea 1sU74c ana closed
steady at about OUTSIDE ngureS.
Pork-Trading was comparatively light, July
was rather steady, but other deliveries were
weak and prices receded 10000, and the mar
ket closed quiet.
SELL Prices ruled easy and declined 29Q5c
early, but rallied Slightly and closed steady.
Short Rib Sides-R tther more lie in the
market. Prices declined 7129l0c, but rallied
5Q712c and closed comparatively steady.
Tue leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT No. 2 July. S62s@S63s gS50S6c;
August, SIss9S719QS61s9S71sei September, $50
CoRS@No. Z July. S7@s7s6@S6I@87lc; Au-
gusr. %93I14 4QS67s sQ3z1sc; September $3.50
0STsNNo. {, July, 2gkGSl1k k@2916 6aS11<c; Au-
gust 2S5s@29Q2Sssg29c; September, 2S14@2S1
Mess PORK, per bbl.-July, slI 6o@ll $50
II 6O1lI 20; August. SlI OOGll 05@I0 s0Gl0 30;
Septemb Der. $40 6O4l0 6O@l0 4U@l0 so.
LARD. per 100 bsaJg!y g 755ag5s So91 @ ~
tember s. y71696 0095 95Q5 9I1S.
SHORT RIBS, per 100 bs.-July IS 021a@
5 021595 0215a5 0216; August So 05@5 lOg5 O5
as IL; September, S. 2215@5 2215I5 l21%6l5 20.
Cash QuOJauons we're as Iollows: Flour steady
and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat, SEC; No. 3
spring wheat 5S12c; No. red, s51sc No.
2 corn, S714c.. No. oats. Sl16c. No. rye,
81 81. Prime timothy seed, 81 82Gl 81 Mess
pork, per Dbl, Sll rs. Lard, per 100 lbs. SIS S0@
50 S21l. Short ribs sides Cloose),S5 00G5 10. Dry
salted shoulders (boxed), So 2045 25. Short
clear sides (boxed), IS 45@5 90. Sugars un-
changed. No. white oats, SS51Sc; No. do. S2@
33c. On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
l3GlSIc.
NEW Y0Rk-Flour steady. Cornmeal dull.
Wheat-Spot opened lower, but closed firmer;
options declined and reacted 3SQ5Sc closing
firm, but irregular. Rye strong; Western, 571S
@59c. Corn-Spot unsettled early and weaker,
but closed steadier and moderately active;
options quiet and firm. oats-Spot higher
and wanted; options stronger and quiet. Hay
dull and easy. Hops dull and steady. Coffee
Options opened steady at 5Gl0 points down;
closed steady and unchanged to 10 points
down; sales, 1920 bags, including July, i7.1O@
l7.l5c; August, l70Oc; September, l64O9
l6.45c; October, l5.S5c: November, l55Oc; De-
cember, To- 40Ql5.60c: spot Rio quiet and stead dy;
fair carCoes, 20c; No. Z, fat bean, lS1l@ls9Sc
Sugar-Quiet Sales, 224 hhds. muscoyadu, $50
test, IL 3,l6c; and cargo of centrfugals, $50
test at 5 l-l6c, C. i. {. for Boston, Refined firm,
fair demand. Molasses - Foreign, nominal;
New Orleans quiet. Rio active. firm. Cotton
seed oil Gull. Tallow firm, city s2 for packages)
4 1886 Turpentine steady, 4215@43c. Eggs
Firm for finest. Western prime, l6151I7c: do.
fair to good, l41S@l515c Receipts S264 pack
ages. Pork-Mess. Sl3 25(0l3 rs; extra prime,
Slo@l0 co. Cutmeats steady, quiet; picked
bellies 51S@5l%c; do. shoulders, 511Sc: do. hams.
9szQlOc; mlddles easy; short clear, S. so. Lard
lower, dull; Western steam, Sc 0716 sales, 55U
tierces Sc 05I6 l0;optons. sales $50 tierces July
Sc OF bid; August. s6 0s; September. Sc %; Octo-
Der, Sc 81; Nov So 81. Butter quiet: Elgin, I75<c;
Western dairy, 68llc; do creamery. l0@l7c
Cheese quiet weak; part SKINS, 4@594c; Ohio
fiat, 51697c.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour quiet, but steady
declined 1l9lc; new No. 2 red
1nlV HlmHl1Ln. Anpn~t Ql1gQllLc. Santarnhar
9l12G92c; october, 92G92kc. Corn-Spot and
July were very strong. There were only two
cars available ON the local market and these
were sold for No. 2 white in Twentieth street
elevator and at 5Sc for No. mixed on track
Futures a shade easier; n o. 2 mixed July, $50
Soc; August, 431zQ44c; September. 44@4415c: Oc-
tober, 4419Q45c. Oats-Firm; futures beyond
this month L@1Sc. higher No. 8 white 4O1Sc;
No. 2 do. 4lc: do do choice on track 421Sc: No.
2 white July, 39040c; August 35G3516; Septem-
Der, 34G3415c; October, 35119@35c- Provisions in
gooS Jobbing demand and steady. Butter quiet
and weak aside from fine goods which are
scarce and firm; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
l7c
ST. .L0UlS-Flour quiet and easy; xxx, 81 Is
az 25; family, So 40(12 IS; choice 81 70; fancy,
s. COOS 20; extra fancy. 81 2O14 IS; patent 81 TO-
Wheat irregular, closing with July &c and Au-
gust &c lower than yesterday: No. 2 cash. S6sz9
S75sc; August closed at S7ssc bid; September,
$3.50 bid: December, 9015c. Corn opened IA
&c lower, loss was recovered then declined
I9@5sc from the top, firmed up later and closed
yslAc under yesterdays prices; No. cash,
I534c; August closed 35ssc; September 86E
d3614c. Oats closed about the same as yester.
lay; No.. cash, 3lL6S215c; August 293Sc;
September. 2915ci asked. Rye-No bids. Flax
sll %. Provisions quiet and
,asier, except bacon, which was firm. Pork,
III OOQl2 .. Lard frmi prime steam; S. so;
butchers, IS 80.
BAL ORE-Wheat-Western weak: No. Q
winter. red, spot. 92@92I+c: July, Ole: August,
93z @90c: September. 9OlZ@9015c. Corn-West.
,ru. tirm; mixed spot. 4518c: July, 44ISc; August.
SIC; September, 4S1ag4S2lc. Oais = Firm:
Western, white. SS1994Oc; do do mixed, 800
,hoice, 55956c: prime 52G54c; good to fair,
S950c. Hay firm: prime to choice timothy,
III 0O1l2 90. Provisions steady Butter firm
Eggs easier. l419gl5c. Coffee steady: Rio car
,oes fair. ls5zG2Oc; No. z, lSGlS5sc.
MINNEAPoLIs-Receip of wheat for the
lay were 81 cars; shipments, AZ cars. The cash
wheat market was pretty slow TO-DAY, One
ocal miller was picking up small supplies and
good many outside orders were in for differ
INT varieties, but the buying was in a small
way and the market was as whole dull. Clos
ng quotations on wheat: No. hard, July and
August, SSc; September, Sdslc; on track. 9O9
lie; No. Northern, July and August SIC:
S44c; on track, S70Ssc; No.
Northern, July and August, SOC; on track. sO0
Sc.
MILWAUKEE-Flour firm. Wheat frmer:
No; 2sprlng ON track cash, S5QS6c; August,
On track, &c. Oats higher; No. 2 white.
Dn track, 3315c. Rye quiet; No l. in store sgc
Barley quiet; No. l. in store, 45c Provisions
easy. Pork cash, sll 30; August. SlI 65 Lard,
cash, S. ~; August. s. IS. Cheese higher;
0uLUTH-Wheat waslweakue-day with small
trading; closing prices were: July, 9OI<c;
August. 903Zc: September and nntohar 81.