Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-30
MARKETS BY WIRE.

MARKETS BY WIRE.
whenr Picks Up Trihe, but Corn and
| Oats show Very Little Backbone
| Pork Almost Knocked
| Out Of sIghr.
| CHIcAGo-Only fair business was trans
acted in wheat to-day, and after 119sac lower
| opening, the market became strong and ad
vanced l@lLc for the different futures. ruled
steady and closed about 1Sc higher for July and
| ss@15c higher for deferred futures than closing
| figures Of yesterday. Operators were rather
bearishly inclined at the opening, but the feel
ing was little unsettled. and on good buying
steady advance in prices was established
Cable advices were not quite as favorable
| Some foreign buying orders, which have beer
| on the market for several days at a limited fig
| ure, were ordered to-day to be immediately
filled, and 1t was thought that the foreign mar
kets are on the point of turning MP.
Corn ruled quiet and inactive most Of the
session, and price changes slight. First sales
were Ac under the closing prices of yesterday,
and closed L@1Ic lower than yesterday.
Oats-A quiet and easier market was noted.
Trading was lighter and without special
features.
Pork-A dull and unsatisfactory market pre-
vailed. with hardly sufficient business to make
prices.
-Lard-A fairly active trade was reported.
Prices declined 5@71Sc, and the market closed
steady at the reduction.
Short Rib Sides-Quite a good business was
transacted. Prices receded 211Q5c, and the
market closed steady at the reduction.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 June. S45sQ85A AG85a0s53sc;
July, SS9S6Gs45sgS6c; August, S514QStA
CoRSNNo. 2, June, s416@s42l@841s@s4Sc;
July 34Ll634L L034lI634IIc: August 343I0y4L
oATs-No. 2 July, N7492sg27A@HIc;
ASgnss AS,,1 se Ss s7e1a2s'sc; September, M
MESS PoRK. per bbl.aaluly. sl2 5O@l2 5O@
September. sl2 2SQl2 25Ql2 25Ql2 25
e5 S; 1ugus1 ss saSis5 s5S5 H1sS5 I g;
September, IS 95@5 95@5 SO65 s215
SHORT RIBS, per 100 bs.-July 81 95@4 95
@4 S211ep4 s211; August; sS Oa54@5 o171@5 o59
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat
S5saci No; spring wheat, 72Q7Sc; No. red,
sSse 81 - No 1s,2, com, S4sc No n oats 2774c
faxseed. 81 81. Mess pork, per Dbl, sl2 s77S5
Lard, per 100 lbs, IS 6211@5 65 Short ribs
sides llooseE s. 90. Dry salted shoulders
IS 30@5 40 Sugars unchanged. No. white
oats 30@301kc; No. white oats 291z0295lc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs, 10h
@1lc.
NEW YoRk-Flour dull and unchanged.
Cornmeal quiet; yellow western. 81 15@2 As.
Wheat-Spot quiet; options dull; May &c down;
others IgHc up. closing firm; elevator. s41lc;
afoat, sSss6s5Acs, O. B.; No red, oos sc; In. m
No. hard, s7s4c. Rye quiet: Western 541d@56c.
Barley dull; Western nominal; Canada. 600
7211c. Barley malt quiet; Canada. 75G90c.
Corn-spot quiet and stronger; options fairly
md afr I'M nj
stronger; options dull and nrm. Hay steady
and quiet; shipping, 3Oc; good to choice. 609sOc.
Hops quiet and firm. Coffee-Options opened
barely steady and 1890 points down and closed
firm and unchanged to 10 points down; sales,
As, 900 bags. including June, 1875c; July, 1860
l6.65c: August, 16.2OQl630c; September, 1850
l530c; December, 152O@15. 35c; January, l52O@
l525c; February, 1615@1520c; March, 161O@
l5l5c: spot Rio dull and nominal: fair cargoes,
zoe; No 7 fat bean. lS@lS1sc. Sugar
centrifugals, $50 test, SIC; refined quiet. Mo-
lasses, foreign nominal at l9c for 500 test: New
Orleans quiet; common to fancy, 3l@i5c. Rice
fairly active and steady; domestic, 51s967sc;
Japan, 51SQ61sc. Cottonseed oil dull; crude,
321I1c; yellow 36@3e1Sc. Tallow dull; city (s2 10
for packages) 4 7-l8c. Rosin strong; strained.
CO eanmSa 70 good 81 4Sgi 90 TSrpsntns dun
western, ii@l41c;r receipts, 9. .377 packages. Pork
quiet; mess, sl3 25Ql3 70; extra prime. $40 00Q
10 80. Cutmeats hrm; picked bellies, 5000;
do. shoulders. 51Sc; do. hams, 10c. Lard easy
and dull; Western steam. IS S5: sales. $50
tierces; options. sales 1250 tierces; July IS y5;
August. SO OF bid; September. SO 20 bid; octo-
6sr sS ~ od; MSyeTbsr @ 70 ssl " Butter freely
dairy, 8G1llc; do. creamery, SQl8c; do. factory,
+Ql0c. Cheese quiet; Western, 7GpSc.
PHILADELPHlA-Flou slow and
prices weak. Wheat dull but steady; fair to
No. 2red, In gram depot, 92c; choice nngraded
In grain depot. &c; No. 2 red. June, 89lI9S9s5zc;
July. 15QSsc; August. sS140sS34c; September,
Ss1IGssNc. Corn quiet but steady; No. 4 high
mixed, IN Twentieth street elevator, 401Sc; No.
3, in export elevator, SOC; steamer, In do, 40c;
No. In do, 4lc: No. 2mixed, in grain depot
42o; No. 2 mixed. June, 4l@4lhc; July.
4lG4ic; Augast ai'sSnHo; ssptsm6sr Tea 1l24g
close at S4szc; No. white. regular. 35l4c; No.
clipped white Ssc; futures dull; No. white.
SaHs sgsS; suy ae AsgTss .sssGS
frsts. lo11c.
ST. lOUIS-Flour quiet and easier; xxx,
So l5@2 %; family 81 40@2 55; choice. 50 500
8 90; fancy, sS 509S 70; extra fancy. 81 l0@4 %;
SSa 10 oeSnss %hsaf e @Gssd MSo
advanced lc. closing E@ssc above yesterday:
No. cash. S414@s414c; July closed at si11@
s45ssc; August: SS54c; September, S4&c. Corn
closing 10 higher for August and September;
No. cash. 33L0333sc; July closed at 331<c;
August, S316c: September. S9ssc. Oats quiet;
NO. Chsu, Zo11C Diu. So12Cs duRubI, zlZ6C.
Rye higher: No. z 45c bid. Provisions quiet,
easy and unchanged.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wheat for the
past "A hours were 20 cars; shipments 2 cars
There was a good demand for nearly all the
wheat offered. except for a few lots that
graded under No.2 that were very dull. Closing
prices: No. l hard, June and July, 85c; on
track. s7@s711c; No. Northern, June and
July S3c; August, 84ssc: September. $3.50; on
track, S41z@S5c; No. Northern, on track,
1S@Slc.
BAL LTlMoRE-Wheat-Wes firm; No. Q |
winter. red. spot and June, 8S@S81zc; July, 8S1<
Qo53kc: August. 8S@881<c: September. s8c bid |
Jorn-W Western firmer; mixed, spot. June. 4l1<c |
oid July. 4l14@4l1ac; August, 41ssG4l5Sc; Sep |
.ember, 4lz<@542c: steamer. SEC. OaIs steady. |
Rye steady. Hay dull prime to choice timothy, |
Ill 50@l2 so Provisions steady. Butter very |
lctive. Eggs firm at 15c.
TOLEDO-Wheat dull and firmer; cash,
TIC; July, S715c: August. S714c; September,
713c; October. SSc; December. S93sc. Corn
ctive ana firm; cash and July, 35c; August
&c; September. 8711c Oats quiet; cash, 2911c.
,loverseed nominal: cash, 50 40
MILWAukEE-Flour quiet. Wheat quiet.
20. spring. ON track, cash, S3@S315c; July,
331sc; No. /. Northern, SIC. Corn steady; No.
on track. 35c. Oats firm; No. white, on
rack. 2934@3Oc. Rye steady; No. ], in store,