Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-07

later prices settled back 5@71Sc; toward the
close they advanced 101121St and closed STEADY
al about outside figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No.2A August 94s4 @953z G94 15Q s515c
September, s6@g7ssQ sQs6997lc; December sScg
CoES NO. August, 4gs6eags4e4 @4sHe;
ssgsss,@eeT; S507zGss4 4S5tS2c; May $50
oATsSNo. z August s571zs@@ssI9T5e Z essssssSS; ssss1S
ssssPS@e%eer, sP@Uot, S714G4o9S71aGSsAc; May 's74e
MESS Pork, per bbl.-August sll z5Gll q
oil 75Gll 75; Sentember. Sll Q4n 4OGll SVG
Ii 80; January, sl2 5O@IS OO@l2 6o@l2 TX aaH iona
S5@6 10: October, s6 5216G6 55@6 50@6 h21S;
January, Sc 95G7 OO@6 S75S36 s5
SHORT RIBS, per 100 Ds.-September s. EH@
g; a1 5sD1sTy. ao s. So Ss 0a o5G5 3 ssSs Ss oss
Cash quotauons were as follows: Flour un,
changed; No. spring wheat. 95Hc; NO. =
spring wheat, S2GS9c; No. red, 9o14c. NO.
corn, 4916c. No. 2 oats. 39Q39Hc: No. rye,
Prime timothy seed. 81 1901 As. Mess pork, per
Dbl, Sll SO. Lard, per 100 lbs. s6 2S@6 Z71s.
Short ribs sides Qoose). IS 421995 10. Dry
salted shoulders (boxedl. SIS SI1dQ6 CO. Short
Loaf. unchanged. No. white oats, new. $50
old, 371f63915c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
was steady and unchanged. Eggs, l2@l211c.
NEW YoRK-Flour held frmer and quiet,
with light offerings. Cornmeal held higher and
dull. Wheat-Spot fairly active; options ad-
vanced l@l1Ic, and closed weak at 5s@1sc over
yesterday; west higher; foreigners sold early,
nut were buyers in the late trading: fairly
active business. Rye strong. Barley malt dull
Corn-Spot quiet and 1@l1Sc up closing weak;
options advanced early l@1Sc on further re-
ports of crop damage, closed trIfie easier with
hpd do a. So nlior ri 1Os
ing at 561lc; October, 5612@571lc closing at SIC.
Oats-SpOt market decidedly higher and less
active: options fully 2s4Q3A up on poor crop
reports; August, 42@44c, closing at 44c; Septem-
4SAc, closing at 1870; spot No. 2 white, 4613@
4S15c; mixed Western, 44@47c; white do, 47@
521ac; No. Chicago, 47c. Hay-Choice steady
sRS un quiet; shipping S,@aoc good to ch 9ice, IS
opened barely steady, l0625 points down.
closed barely steady to 5@20 points down;
9uiet; sales. sc, $50 bags, including August,
H5O@ll. l5c: September, l695QlZ05c; Oc-
tober, l635@l65Oc. November, l5S5c; Decem-
Der, l5.S0@l5.95c; January l540@l5.45c; Feb
ruary, la30@l5 S5c; March. l5.25Gl5.S SOC: April,
!525c; May, l5.2oc; June, l50Oc; Spot Rio steady,
quiet; fair cargoes 2O14c. No. fat bean, ls54c.
Sugar-Raw, active. firm; fair refining. 41sc;
centrifugals. $50 test SIS; sales. $685. hhds and
$500 bags; Muscovado S9o test, at 45sc and so
at SIC; refined more active, firmer; off "a" 5A
@5 6-16c. Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Or
leans quiet. Rice firm, active. Petroleum
steady, quiet; united closed at 90c for Septem-
Der. Cottonseed oil quiet and firm. Tallow
frmer. quiet. Rosin steady, quiet. Turpenune
dull. Eggs quiet. weak; Western, l61a@lSc;
do poor, per case. 81 0O@S 90; receipts, 1874
packages: Pork firm and quiet. Cut meats
strong; mddles firm. dull. Lard stronger. less
active; Western steam, Sc so; sales, $50 terces;
deliveries in four weeks. SC 62L; options. sales
671S; December, IS sSG7. closing at Sc sS
Butter fairly active and firm: Western dairy,
7H9llc; DO creamery, lo@l716c; do factory, ~
Qllc; Elgin. ls1ac. Cheese quiet easy; part
SKINS, SQ515c; ONO fat,5G6hc.
PHILADElPHIA-Flou strong. wheatstrong
and ontions advanced L@13c. No4red on track,
9lc; No red, August, 96sz@97c; September,
9754@9Sc; October. 9Ss<G9914c; November,
9e3z@Sl 001z. Rye-No 2Pennsylva sold at Sc,
small lot of No Western sold at 6O15c. Corn,
excited by bullish manipulation on the antici-
pated crop shortage and prices. advanced H@2c
grain depot 5S@5SIIc; No mixed in grain de-
pot, SIC; No 2 high mixed in Twentieth street
elevator 5515c; No. yellow in Twentieth street
elevator. Sc; No mixed September. early,
5413c; No2 mixed August, 55Q551ac; Septem-
Der early. 55@5515c; October 56@5615c; Novem-
Der, 56A@57c. Oars-Carlots, excited by the
sharp advance in options and prices, closed
white IN special bin Sc; 70 White White &c. &c. No
clipped white. 44@4s13c; new No white. 4215c;
old No white, 441ac; new No white, 44c.
Futures advanced 2]Sc, but Nc of the improve
ment was lost before the close; No white
September early. 1910; October. 421l@425zc;
November. 421z@43c.
ST. lOUIS-Flour unchanged wheat-A
good business was transacted and the market |
was higher. The opening was 34@2sc up. and |
No. 2 cash, 941%c; September 955Sc |
bid; December. 997sc@sl 00asked; May, 81 o55Sc |
bid. Corn higher market opened at an advance |
Of 215@9< C. slumped slightly but closed at open
figures. above
cash, 434c: September. 4g5zc asked; May
'4c bid. Oats sharply higher with violent fuctua-
'rices were higher and advanced, eased
If, but top rates were sustained; tile close
vas H@Nc above yesterday; No. 2 cash, 40c
irm and quiet; No. q 5Sc bid. Flaxseed firm and
higher at 81 81 Provisions-Pork Sll so. Lard
IS S71% Dry salt meats and bacon unchanged.
BAL ALTIM0RE-wheat-wes inactive and
higher; No winter red. spot and August, 95A
,ember, 81 0O16c. Corn-Western strong;
mixed, spot August. September and October,
NC. Oats moderately active: Western white, |
do do mixed. 45947c; graded, No. 2
'hoice, 6lQ62c; good to prime, 5SG60c: common
10 fair, 55@5 SIC. Hav steady; prime to choice
imothy, sll 5O9l2 So Provisions fairly active.
Butter firm; creamery fancy, lSc; do fair to
choice, 15Q1sc; do imitation, I2@I4c; IadIe
fancy, l2c; do good to choice, S@l0c; store
packed, 6@Sc. Eggs quiet at !611I@l7c.
MINkEAPoLlS-Cash wheat was firm and
higher. The fresh receipts were small amount
wheat was brought out with The result that the
ables were pretty well supplied. The demand
or No. Northern and No. i hard was good.
tut low grades were rather slow TO place. Ship
nents. 70 cars: no receipts at Duluth: closing
quotations: No. ] hard, August 9SG9S1bc: on
rack, ST. No. Northern, August, 9I5Sc: Sep-
ember. $3.50; December, 951sc; on track, &c;
70. Northern. August, SSc; on track, SS@92c.
clNciNNATi-Flour active and stronger.
Vheat-Active demand and higher; No. red |
3h@951zc. Corn strong, excited and higher:
10. 2 mixed. 59c Oats more active and |
igher; No. mixed. 3sc. Rye nominal: No. z
ard firm at S. IS. Bulkmeats and bacon firm.
Whisky steady and firm; sales, 1853 barrels. fin
shed goods. on the basis of 81 Il Butter
tronger. Sugar steady. Cheese stronger. Eggs
arely steady.
MILWAUKEE-FIour higher. Wheat firm.
eptember. 93c; No. / Northern, 81 90. Corn
rm; No. 8. on track. 49@5Oc Oats high. No.
white on track, 3SQ3S15c. Rye nrmer No.
ash. 5Sc Provisions firmer. Pork. sII 75
ard, Sc 80. Cheese steady; cheddars firm.
ToLEDO-wheat active and easier. cash
515c; August, 95szc; September. 96szc; Decem,
er, $3.50. Corn active and firm: cash and
rm; cash, SSc; August 371&c. Cioyerseed
Give and higher; cash, 81 so; October, 81 so;
81 g.
DuLUTH-Wheat stronger and higher. ,
osing prices are: August, 99c; September. g7c;
ecember. $3.50; cash wheat closed at: No. j
ard, s9c; No. 1 Northern, 9615c; No. Northern !
c.
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