Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-14
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Light Trading In Wheat, but Prices
sfronRer-Corn TumbIes Under Hcnvy
selling-Oats Lower-Pork

| SchihE-Onts lOwer-FOrk
| Neglected and Tame.
| chIcAGo-Wheat-Trading was quiet to-
aay and the feeling was somewhat unsettled.
Early in the day the market was quite strong.
opening N@3ac higher than yesterdays close
ana advanced lc more under a very sharp de-
mand, then weakened under pressure to sell,
and prices declined l@l1sc, fuctuated some
and closed about &c higher for August, 5sc
nlgner for September and 1ac higher for De-
oemoer than closing figures yesterday.
Corn was active, with trading heavy. fuctua-
tions covering ssc range, The feeling early
was weak and opening sales were ssGol2c under
tne closing prices of yesterday, due largely to
reports OF rain in various parts OF the corn belt
Inc market was easy for time. but soon
nrmed up on buying said TO be for New York
account. A prominent local trader also bought
freely and prices advanced 5s@15c. reacted
some on realizing by local traders, became
quiet and closed 3s@7ac lower than yesterday.
Oats were traded in to a fair extent and a
s1Iieady s1iaSy feeling prevailed, but prices ranged
Pork-very little business was transacted.
Irlces were l0Ql5c lower, and the market
Lard-A fair trade was reported. Prices
Steady
frices exhibited very little change. and tne
market closed quiet at medium figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT No. 2. July. S71s@SS1l@ l@S71a aQSI ac;
AASSags1st Sssa@Ss5s@ss1<NsS5ac; September Ss7s
CoRN-No. { July. s61<@86A A@aG4 4@Ss19c;
S79 AS7g9s5: szse zsse62ss@gsS@S6@SeAc September 07s
oATs"No.. N.?s71ti :, July, 2s@2s4@2sa2sc; August,
2@s@2s5z9sG2Sc; September, 57Is2sISN%
MESS s, PORE per bs9sE i9 s12 Gcg12 s 19g g
See EN- ber. sll l5@lI 15@1l 0O@I1 co.
LARD per 100 Ds.-Julv, S. 7713@5 SO@5 ~
@5 TN: August. s5 S5@5 S714@5 S21a@5 S715;
September s. 9716@6 OO@5 95@8 w:
o5@5 O215&5 O5; August s5 121$@5 ,l211@5 1515
G5 1216; September, So 221l@5 25@5 2O@5 2215.
Cash quotarlons were as follows: Flour firm
and unchanged, No; 2spring wheat, S7Hc; No.
No. corn, S671c. No. 2 oats. 29c No. rye
sc No. barley nominal. No. fax seed,
81 ". Prime timothy seed, 81 32Q1 SO. Mess
90 ~. Short ribs sides Coose) s. 05@5 TO-
Dry salted shoulders (boxedl, So 20@5 25
Short clear sides (boxed). IS 4O@5 90. sugars
%noRa1ged %n RnsI, Nc ~. white oats sIA9SSc; No:
&c Sc 'A' 'D'''i A1AfA'' was un'HANseu' Hks0'
NEWYORK-Flour steady. Corn meal dull;
yellow Western. Y 1902 55. Wheat-Spot ir-
regular and moderately active, closing strong;
saG Ggs Re qufe a4ss ana gareg asS
malt quiet; Canada. 7716@9O Corn-spot
steady; options quiet and weaker. Oats-Spot
ping, 25@30c; good to choice. 6O@90o. Hops
steadier. Coffee-Options opened dull, un-
changed to points up, closed firm 5@lO points
up; sales, $3.50 bags, including July, F.0O@
Ql6S0c: October, 15.75015.8 SOC; December, 15 40c;
January. 1530@1535c; February. l5.25c: spot
Rio dull and steady; fair cargoes. 2Oc; No. 7,
fat bean lS5Sc. Sugar-Raw firm and quiet;
refined active. R-lR
white extra G, 554c yellow, 41sc; standard A,
S-l6c; confectioners' A, &c; cutloaf. SIC;
stsS S5ssh'd sg 0; euBBs. BSwders97 7so % gTsn
Orleans quiet; common to fancy, Sl@45c. Rice
firm and In good demand: domestic. 5sz@7Ac;
JaDan, 51@Sc. Cottonseed oil quiet; crude,
80@3lc: yellow, 36c. Tallow strong; city (s2
common to GOOD q 4O@i g. Tarpsntins T sfsq higher
and quiet 42Kc. Eggs-Fancy firm, hers weak;
p%sstetP; Sl5c ,5s 5scsRs ss,s s packages
$40 OO@D co. Cutmeats strong; middles easy
and quiet; short clear, S5 B5 Lard steady and
quiet. sales 2175 tierees. chiefly at s8 1915;
September. % 70, closed al % 20; July, se %
bid; August. 90 H.
81 Louls-Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
opened aa654o higher, weakened later and de.
olined h@94oi on bullish news advanced 1sDsso
and held firm for q while closing with August
80. cash. sess9so,sei August closed At e7tsa1
Sc bid, September. sssSe bidi December. piSse.
Corn active and lowers the opening was steady
declined ssBs4e thsu held iirm and closed Ia
nc below yesterday No. 2 cash, ,geeI Augiisf,
G9s@sbt&e bidI September, 9eISe asked. Oats
Lover! NO. Ss cash, soeo9le bid August. 2eei
isssssd-tessrI now crop, ii sCi' s' August, Al S't
VI ~ Provisions quiet, steady AID unchanged,
HILApELPHIA - Flour quiet. but firm.
Wheat a. iirm % and advanced 1te1 kseI new No. 2red
SSy SSHly osi$Ssr bpe 4sa dcoS.n.J seoS sP'fT%Ss T:
higher, but subsequently reacted No in sym.
pathy with the decline In the Westj No. mixed
in grain depot and twentieth street elevator,
S.io' % sG septe%Ssr asS 'a.s aSsi 6o.oss4g 4ssgu. B
G4b1So. oats-tlar lots hrm with good local
trade trade dsmandl No, 0 white, part short storage,
s stss quiet MH bSs init. whss shs'GG GaS tS'
SSsci oE6 oS|c6si sSsSSiEc. 'fEPSSil EPsss~Slrm s'g fSg
nne goods; Pennsylvania hrsts, l6c.
BALTIM E-Wheat--Western nrmi No. 2
gust, e21zao21Sci September, o?21fge294c. Corn
ts ;Iss%i Argus: iSsl'S; s'V%s;%ssT %s.,Srs ;ss s5
80aS8sci do do mixed, S71lc, graded No.
prime, S2aSic good to fair, $4,000. Hay eIS; very
ProvIsions y fairly SS aetive Butter irm, ' Eggs M
Arm and scarce at l6c. Coffee quiet. Receipts
Flour 0,86i bbisi wheat, 63, 600 bush; corn, TO-.
900 bush. Shipments-Flour, 1881 bbls; wheat.
1000 bushi corn, $4,000. saies-Wheat, $4,000
bushi corn, 283,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts for tho day
were 85 cars; shipments 81 cars. Tho de.
mand early was fairly good, both from local
and outside millers, the former picking up
most OF the good wheat they could get while
futures were somewhat excited. Closing quota
tions: No. l hard, July, $50; August, Soc; Sep
tember, 8Sc; on track, 8lG03c; No. / Northern,
July. 88Izc; August, SIC; September, s6I<c; on
track, sSJ6c; No. 2 Northern. July. CSC; August,
B40; on track, 83GDS5c.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull. Wheat unsettled;
No. 2 spring. on track. cash, sSc; August,
S6ISc; n o. Northern, Ole. Corn firm; No. 8,
On track, 351dGQ38c. Oats quiet; No. 2 white |
IN track, 8211c. Rye quiet; No. 2, In store 49c.
Barley firm; No. 2, IN store, 55c. Provisions
easy. Pork, cash, sll 90; August. sll 60 Lard,
cash, S5 rs; August, S6 s5. Butter quiet; dairy,
)Gllc. Eggs quiet; fresh, ll16c Cheese quiet; |
,heddars. 7h@711c.
ToLEDo-Wheat firm; cash and July. Se%c; |
August. S9Ac; September, y09sc; December |
l2s4c. Corn dull, steady: cash, July and Au.
rust, 3sc; September, SSTe. Oats quiet and
irm; cash, 32c. Cloverseed dull; October,
3 o.