Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-24

july. S54QSSE@SzxGSo1zc; August oo7zWoo1t
CoRN.No. Z June. Sal@S4A A@S41E 9sHsci
July. s411@S41z@S41z@ z@S41lc; August S'7s@S'H
oGTsNNo. 2 July, asA9@1fG2sAg22sSNes
6AY1ss AIgust I2al@27sGH9271sc; SEPTEMBER |074U
MESS Polk, per bbl.-July, sl2 S5@l2 $50
II 659l2 65; August, Sl2 50@l2 6211@l2 ooglz oo;
September. sl2 S5@l2 S5Gl2 S5@l2 s. o-,>as @.
as S71S; August. IS g71s@5 s715@5 s5@5 s17s;
September. Sc l0@o 1906 071S66 10
SHORT RIBS, per 100 Ds.-July: IS 05@5 o.79g
US2o W. August IS l5q5 l5qS logo 10; eep'
Cash Quotauons were as follows: riou1
unchanged No. 2 spring wheat. SEC; NO !,
spring wheat 7l@77c; No red, oaAc. 20. o.
corn, Sisc No oats. 2S19@2s%c So SoIsesd aess'
81 80. Prime timothy seed, 81 3d. Mess Pork'
ner Dbl, sl2 90 Lard, per 100 lbs: % S21a.
Short ribs sides Qoosel, s. 00@5 %. Dry
sides lboxed), IS As. Sugars UNCHANGED. On
the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. EGGS
l2Hc.
NEW YoRk-Flour dull and heavy. Corn
meal quiet Wheat-spot quiet, Z@Hc down
steady. Rye steady and quiet; Western, a5sg
3D. Hay quiet and easy: shipping, 30GS5c: gnod
to choice 60@9Oc. Hops firm aud quiet. Cof1ee
options opened weak, 2s@4o per cent I down
6o2SO bags, including June, l79Oc; July, 10 S0g S0
$500; August, l655@l665; September, i6Sog
1645c; October, l5.75@l5. Csc: November, !5.o0Q
ls eec: December. lS50glS &c; January 70 aOg aog
10 4oc; spot Rio dull and lower; tat tat
@isasc sugsr-Raw barely steady; s: s:
hocsheads; Cuba. 2l1Sc, fat, New Orleans
quiet Rice quiet and steady. Cottonseed
oil dull. Tallow dull and weak; city (S2 for
packages) 47-1eG41{c. Rosin firm. Turpen-
tine firm at 39sz140c. Eggs firm. fair demand;
Western, l41k@I494c; receipts, 5.sOs packages.
Pork quiet; mess SIS 50Gl4 90; extra prime.
$40 00Gl0 so. Cut meats firm; picked bellies,
5L@5ssc; do shoulders SIC; do hams, s11Gl0c.
Middles easy; short clear. So 10. Lard easy.
Sc O6; l.50o tierces to arrive for export on p T.;
options, sales $50 tierces; July s6 o6G6 09,
closing s6 O6; August, So q: September. S6 80.
closing IS "a asked; October, s6 4S closing s6 ~
closing s6 80 asked. Butter fairly active and
firm; Elgin, l6@l617c; Western dairy, 6@llc;
do creamery. S@l6c; do factory, 4Qloc. Cheese
dull; Western, 7GSc.
PHILADELPHIh-Flour dull weak and un-
settled Wheat-Options dull and nominal; de-
sirable milling grades quiet but firm. rejected.
72G7Sc; fair to good milling. SSGsSc; prime to
choice, 95G9Sc; steamer No. 2 red, grain depot,
SIC: ungraded, in do. 90c; No. red. June, SS1
@90c; July. S9@S91Sc; August, SS1I4SSszc; Sep
tember. 8S1zGSSAc. Corn quiet but steady;
ungraded mixed, in Twentieth street elevator,
A9zc: steamer, in export elevator, 40c; No z In
do, 4lLzc: No. 2 yellow. in Twentieth street
elevator, i2c; No. high mixed. on track. 421Sc;
No. mixed, June, 11s@Assc; July, 4l1s@4lssc;
August, A1zG4lxc; September ,12@42xc. Oats
CARROTS lrmer with good demand; No.
regular, S4ssGs5c; choice No 2 white. 500
S51Sc; futures uull; No. white. June, 3413@35c;
July, 35Q351lc; August 3lx@32c; September,
Sl@Sl15c. Provisions sell fairly at former
prices. Lard, western steam primes6 374 Butter
l6c; do prints, extra, l9@23c. Eggs steady;
Pennsylvania firsts, l5c. Cheese dull and weak;
part skins 5@7c. Receipts-Flour, $500 bar
rels and 500 sacks; wheat 5000 bushels; corn.
10, 100 bushels: oats Il 000 bushels. Shipments
Wheat 500 bushels; corn, 62OO bushels: oats,
e. 200 bushels.
ST. l0UlS-Flour easier; family, 50 60@2 IS;
choice, 81 9O@S 10; fancy, S3 65@3 so; extra
fancy. 81 20&4 95; patent, 81 65@4 80. Wheat
lower; outside markets and quiet cables opened
the market H99sc lower, and, after a few
slight reactions, sold down ss@Hc; further
held firm for a while, but again weakened and
declined s@Ac. At the decline shorts began
buying, causing a reaction, and final Quotations
were Ac lower than Saturday; No cash. S513
@S6c; July closed at S5ssc bid: August, S31zc;
September, SAC; December, S716c bid. Corn
was more active than for several days past: the
weakness In wheat had a depressing effect.
sending prices down 1s@ssc, though the close
was about steady at the decline: No. cash.
S2sssc; July closing at S2zS@SSc; August. S216@
322sc; September. 3Sc. Oats opened steady but
under urgent pressure to sell, prices declined
R954c, closing near the bottom: No. 2 cash,
2sc bid: July. 2s34c; August Z7ss@2sc. Rye
quiet; No. z 45c. Barley nominal. Flaxseed
steady; spot at 81 35; August. 81 80 September,
l S. Provisions easy. Pork, &ll 80. Lard
Prime steam, SIS so.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wheat. including
Sunday, were 95 cars; shipments. same time 81
cars. The cash wheat market was pretty dull
A few of the different local millers were pick
ing up selections of good wheat, out bought
rather sparingly. Buyers for outside account
vators good wheat was fairly cleaned up. Low
grades were dull. Closing quotations: No.
hard, June and July, SS1c: on track, S5H
GS6c; No. l Northern, June and July. s23sc;
September, S2ssc; on track, S315@S4c; No.
Northern July, 7Sc; on track, 7S4S0c.
BALTIMoRE-wheat-we estern steady; No.
2 winter. red. spot and June, S7szGSSc; July,
August, S75s6S77Sc; September S7sI
GSSc. Corn-W estern steady; mixed, spot and
June. 40sIc; July 40AQ4lc; August 41L<@4lHc;
September. 4l54442c: steamer. 35Hc. Oais frm
prime to choice timothy, sl2 0oGlS O0. Pro.
visions quiet and unchanged. Butter steady.
Eggs firm at l41f9l5c. Coffee dull.
MlLWAukEE-Flour lower Wheat easy: No.
2 spring, track. cash. So1SQSlc: July SO5sc;
" o. Northern, SEC. Corn firm; No 3, on track,
S413c. Oats STEADY; No. white. on track, Soc
Rye quiet; No. ], in store, 46Kc bid. Barley
steady: No. 2 in store, 471Sc. Provisions easier.
Pork. sl2 20. Lard, IS IS. Cheese unchanged;
cheddars, 75zGSc.
TOLEDo-Wheat-July SIC; August s6sSc:
September, $3.50; December. SSslc. Corn duh
and firm; cash and July. 86c. Oats quiet; cash,
2915c. Cloverseed dull; cash, IS Is; October,
s. 40.