Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-22
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Light Trading In the Wheat Market-Fair
Activity In Corn-Deci6edly Firmer
Ft cling In Oats--Fnir Trade

little. Prices averaged 10@l2c, and ruled
steady, within the established range.
The opening was AG78c lower than
yesterdays closing. advanced ss@19c, huct-
uated between 81 OO5z and 81 OBS for Decem-
Der. and 81 05]1@1 06 for May, and closed about
| N079c lower than yesterday.
| Corn was fairly active. moderate business
being transacted within 192sc range. Feeling
prevailing was easier early, but later better
tone was manifested. First trades were at
| A@sac decline, after which the market sold
| outside figures
Oats were fairly active with a decidedly
nrmer feeling, especially for the near futures,
freely by shorts, who bid prices up A9zac.
May was traded in fairly, but prices only ad-
vanced nc, and the market closed steady at
about on tside figures
sales were made at 211@5c decline, and afurther
reduction of 10c was submitted to.
., LLard-Rather more dong. Prices declined
| 21agoc and the market closed steady.
Snort Ribs-A moderate trade was reported.
| Prices ruled 21d05c lower
The leading futures ranged as follows:
@c DessnDer aS si SeRssmsfE 5lsI 6l o
May, 81 055s@I 06@1 0511501 0534.
CoRN-No. z September. 47ss@4SaS SR47ss@
4SHe; October, 479s94S16@79s@4sAc; May 500
Oars : No. 2. September, s7x@ss@S7sS@
sSe; O. October, y11z@SSA@s7K@aS1sc; May, 4O7s
| Q1i1s44O2s0411sc. - -
MESS PORK, per bbl.-October, 50 65@9 IS
o. 65a9 Is; January, sl1 9215@l1 95@l1 S21l
! OIL S715; May. So 571l@l2 57115@I2 456l12 45.
LARD, per 100 ns. = October. s6 2211l@6 22H
s 2Oe g oS 22 59 5aRnaTy 7 sS s596 o6@6 6O@0
SHORT RIBS, per loo bs.-october. s. 400
1905 3565 371155: January IS S215@Q5 S212@5 TN
% so: May, s. 2OG96 2O@6 1895 IN
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet and unchanged. No. spring
wheat 9l1ac: No. spring wheat, 90@92c: No.
red, VIC: No. 2corn, 4S114c; No. 2 oats. 3Sc;
No 2 rye, Gle; No. barley, 75c; No flaxseed.
pork per Dbl, So rs. Lard per 100 lbs, So 2211a.
Short rib sides, loose. So 95@5 4O dry salted
shoulders. boxed, S. 75@5 S775: short clear
Sides SIDE boxed. s5 S0@5 s.. No. white oats, 500
| 4Oc: No. white, 3734@S9c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady; extra creamery, 22@23c; ex-
| ira firsts lS@l9c; extra dairy, 18@l9c: extra
| firsts. l5@l6c Eggs at 17@1Sc.
NEW YoRk-Flour-Receipts. 19,246 pkgs.:
and heavy; sales, H,0S0 barrels. Corn meal
| quiet and steady: yellow Western 81 5O@3 25.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., $500 bushels; ex-
ports none; sales, ,9760OO bushels futures; spot
81 0I24@l oza elevator: 81 O3@1 Os2s afoat;
81 O2a4@l 041A f. O. b.; No. red. 97c; No. f
Northern, ST l614; No. lhard, 81 1871. Options
dull, 1sQNc lower, weak on realizing reports o1
heavy farmers deliveries in England; No. red
September, closing, 81 0l% October, 81 017s@
021s. closing 81 o.; December 81 045S@i 05,
closing 81 045s; May, 81 U91s@1 09T closing
81 09H. Rye firm and quiet; Western 69@7lc.
Barley quiet and steady. Barley malt dull
Corn-Receipts. ~, AGO bushels; exports, 25, IA
bushels; sales $4,000 bushels: futures $1,000
bushels spot Spot market dull and steady;
No. 2 65s4c elevator; SEC afoat: ungraded
mixed, 551a@56l4; options steady, dull and only
ber 541sG551sc, closing 554c; November, 554c.
closing 55Zc; December 55Z@553Ac closing
552sc; Nav, 56ss@561$c closing 56%c. Oats
Receipts. 81 600 bushels; exports, 2O5 bushels;
sales, 10000 bushels futures, 81 900 bushels
spot. Spot market dull and unchanged: op-
tions quiet and weaker; September, 44sasQ4411ac.
closing 44ssc; October. 4315@435sc closing 431c
November. 4SN@44c, closing. 1890; spot, No. 2.
ern, 45@46c; white do. 4304316c; No. 2 Chicago,
4515c. Hay quiet and weak: shipping 30@35c;
good to choice. 50@55c. Hops quiet, unsettled.
Cofee-Options opened steady points up to
10 points down; sales. $1,000 bags including
September. Is. l0c; October, 1z30@l7.35c; No
vember, 1670@l6.75c; December, 164OQ1650c;
January. 15.75Ql5.S0c: February, l545@1550c;
March. l5.25c; April, l5.9Oc; May, 1400@l405c.
Spot Rio dull and steady: fair cargoes, 2O4c;
No Z, 1SA@l9c. Sugar-Raw, dull and firm;
fair refining. 5 7-l6c; ceptrifugals $50 test.
1-l6c; refined quiet. Molasses = Foreign
mestic, fair to extra, 51l@65sc; Japan. 6@614c.
Cotton seed oil weak; crude, &c; yellow. 3f@
&c Tallow quiet and stronger; city (S2 for
Strained eoS@on to good 81 4o@1 IS nq rurpsni as,
time steadier and quiet at 40A04lc. Eggs
2.45S packages. Pork quiet and steady; mess.
$l1 5Ogl2 Is; extra prime. $40 50@1l 90; cut
meats quiet and firm; picked bellies 6ss@64c;
do shoulders, SIC; do hams. 1034@l114: mddies
dull and steady; short clear. &c Lard dull
and weak; Western steam, S6 471a; options sales,
$50 tierces; October, S6 AZ asked; November,
s6 63 asked; December, Sc p asked; January,
Sc SO. Butter steady; and;fairlyaactive; West
ern dairy l0@14c; do creamery, 12@22c; do
factory, 6h@lSc; Elgin, 221z@23c, Cheese
SsSsHc. A' 'A'n'' 't''74'' 0H'' HA'''
PHILADELPHIA-Flour dull and weak.
Wheat STEADY: ungraded in grain depot, 81 04;
No. red September, 98@9S15c; October, $50
| 81 S@i o Go4n-steSdg S NJ DSed sed
yellow in Twentieth street elevator, soc; No. 2
mixed and high mixed in Twentieth street
elevator and grain depot, SIC; No; mixed,
yember. 55@5515c; December, 55@55Hc. Oats
CARROTS advanced Nc under good local trade
demand demand; ,5SI No. mixed. Ale; No mixed
chGee aSits rNenssn SS "hiss street e,sIs,or N
4315c; do track and Grand depo5, 44c; do
clipped: 4612c Futures opened Nc higher in
sympathy with West but afterward reacted
N0Ac from highest point and closed dull; No.
2white. November 4414c; No white. Septem-
Der. 43l4@4S5sc; October, ,s4354@44c; November
441s@44ssc: December, 4454@45Ac. Provisions
steady, with fair jobbing demand. Eggs irregu-
lar: Pennsvlvania firsts 2lG122c. Cheese frmer
Receipts-Flour LOO barrels; wheat, 300
bushels corn, 81. 900 bushels: oats, q 900 BUSH
els. Shipments-Wheat. 6.6UO barrels: corn.
$500 bushels; oats, q. 900 bushels.
ST. LOUIS-Flour dull and steady. Wheat |
"A moderate business was reported and the |
feeling was somewhat weak: cables were quiet |
and easier: receipts to selling orders in excess
of buying; No. 2 cash, 9S1a@9911ac; October,
9915c bid: December, 81 Ol3I; Nav 81 0656 |
Corn-rrading was rather limited and the |
feeling stronger: September, 46lzc; October |
46c; December, 45ss@45Ac: May, 4S94S1sc. Oats |
higher with good demand for May and some |
trading In September; other months neglected; |
September. Size; May 4lAc. Rye firmer at !
5SAc. Barley steady but quiet; Iowa. 6l@74c; |
Minnesota, 74c. Flaxseed lower at ST AZ. Corn |
meal steady. but quiet. Hay quiet and steady. |
Butter and eggs unchanged. Bailing stuff |
quiet; bagging, 6@8r; cotton ties. 81 300l 35 |
Provisions quiet and business good. PORK. |
$40 5O@iO "a Lard: Sc 0o@6 !219 Dry salt
SIS 60@5 65; clear. So 7O@5 rs. Bacon-Shoulders,
So %: longs. 81 05@6 10; ribs. S6 121S@6 l5;
clear, S6 25.
MINNEAPOLlS-The cash lots of wheat for
sale from the sample tables were pretty full
this morning and buyers gave them the usual
attention. Sellers began asking about yester-
days prices and sold few selections quite
well up to them, though having to shade lit
tie generally as futures were weak and spot
buyers weakened in sympathy. Closing quota
tions: No. hard. September. 81 90; track
81 OIL: No. Northern. September, 933Ic: Octo-
Der. 94lsc; December. 9634c: on track, 96c; No.
Northern. September. 90c; on track. 92@93c.
CINClNNATI-Flour easier. Wheat easier;
No. 2 red, 9Sc. Corn nominal; No 2 mixed.
Sic: Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed. 3S16c. Rye dull
and easy; No. 2. SIC. Pork steady at $40 rs, |
Lard firm and quiet at s6 TO- Bulkmeats and
bacon firm. Whisky steady: sales LOOT barrels |
finished goods on basis or 81 IL RuIter STEADY |