Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-21
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Nervous and Feverisb. but Closes
at nm Advnnce-Coru and Onts SIM
FeatureIers-Pork Tnme-Lard
and Ribs Active.

nj nm Advnnce-Coru and Oats stili
Feniureless-Pork Tnmc-Lard
| and Ribs Active.
CHICAGO-There was rather light trading In
| wheat to-day, and the market ruled qulet Win
fluctuations confined within narrow hnlts'
The market early was stronger and prices were
advanced about 1zG34c above yesterdays cios, ,
ing, but the feeling was little nervous anu
feverish. and prices again settled BACK 24Vle
from early outside prices. During the last ol
the session the market ruled steady, ana the
closing was 1sc higher for July. Nc higher tor
August and Nc higher for December 'nAn
closing figures yesterday.
Corn was traded in to a moderate extent, and
| the feeling prevailing was on the whole easier.
First sales were E@l<c better than the closing
prices of yesterday, was firm for short PerioSd,
| then declined &c, rallied little. ruled STEADY
| and closed exactly the same as yesterday
Oats-There was good volume OF business,
| The opening was rather firm at TgAc ao-
recorded. A weaker feeling developed and
prices receded 5s@Kc, but the market elose9
steady at inside figures on all but August. and
at about the same figures as yesterday.
Mess pork-Only moderate trade was re-
| ported. Prices ruled 25940c lower on the near
deliveries. and the market closed tame.
Early prices ruled 2I5c higher, but later in the
day receded 21505c and closed rather tame.
| Short rib sldes-Considerable business was
| transacted. Early In Ino Qay pIlCoc Iuicu SI1V
Sc higher. Later prices receded again, the
| market closing rather tame at inside figures.
| The leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
INV WHEtT@SG ISss SsS
CosS~So. z June, 84x@84s@S4x x9slHc;
ssaEfxGssg sg1E; aStgs45s saa4las4'Sc August sSsSSH
oATs~SO. 2 July. 2sl@2sh@2s6@21I
ASgHs,, As.31 zzSss24e27s@772c; september a11l
u sa FSak Karss Rss sHs 81 s;S 81 'si Ssi
sentember. sl2 25@l2 25Gl2 25Ql2 %
kAEP per lO nJgly ns ss g s5SS Sss s'gs o %
SHORT RIBS, per 100 hs.-July. IS l5@5 I5@
20; September, IS SG1595 S5@5 T11G5 80,
dull and unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat
s55fGsSc; No spring wheat; 749Sle; Ns. SSsl2 2red
faxseed. 81 80. Prime timothy seed, 81 IS. Mess
pork, per Dbl, sl2 90 Lard, per 100 lbs,
S 716. Short ribs sides qoosel s. 05@5 TO-
clear sides Lbo1ed), IS 45@5 So Sugars.
No. white, 20@SOc. On the Produce Ex,
change to-day the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs, ll@lIkc.
NEW YoRk-Flour dull and heavy. Corn
meal steady. Wheat-Spot frmer and dull; op-
tions dull. H@ssc mp and steadv. Rye dull;
western, 56@S1c Barley dull. Barley malt dull;
options dull and unchanged, TO Nc up and
steady. Oats-Spot irregular, closing easier;
options dull and irregular. Hay quiet and
opened steady and SOLO points up, closed
steady and unchanged to l5 points up; sales
" $50 bags, including June. I;35QlT5Oc July,
1LGO9lI.05c; August l6S0Ql6 SSc; September,
1880: December. 1850; February, l575c;
March, l575c; May. l575c: spot Rio dull and
steady; fair cargoes, zoe; No. nat bean. ls1fc
moiasses sugar S90 test.21S c. T.: refined quiet
lower; C, 51s651zc; extra {, 1895 9-l6c: white
extra c, 5ss@55sc; yellow, SIC; of A. l-l6@
SIC; mould A. 6 s-l6c; standard A. 67,l6e; con
fectioners' A. SIC; cutloaf, TIC: crushed, nc;
powdered, l6-l6c; granulated, SIC; cubes, SIC:
Molasses-Sales, 81 hhds Trinidad, &c fat; 76
hhds for 500 test; New Orleans dull; common to
fancy. 3lG45c. Rice steady and quiet Cotton
seed oil quiet. Tallow weak; city (s2 for pack
ages), Nc Rosin firm; strained, common to
good, 81 45@l so. Turpentine steady at 39A
@l47[c; receipts, 413l packages. Pork dull;
mess, s13 00Ql4 50 extra prime, SO 0O6l0 50.
Cut meats firm; middles easy; short clear, So 10.
sales, $50 tierces part SO Is: options, sales 125o
rierces: July s6 1896 II. closing So 15; August,
SO % bid: September. s6 4l96 43. closing s6 40
bid; octoSs5 g 4s closing , So So iS sid; hOvs%
Western dairy. 6Glo1sc; do creamery. sG1611c;
active; Western, 1850.
BALTIMORE-wheat-w STEADY; No.
septem6er ] ssF &c. Corn"Western ea.v; miIsd,
August, G@4iHc: September. .4l1 5@4ls4c; steam
do mixed. S2@s4c; graded, No. 2 white, 355zc
Rye dull; choice, 6O@62c Hay dull; prime to
choice timothy, sl2 09@l3 90. Provisions
steady; mess pork old, Sl2 rs: new. S13 so; bulk
meats, loose, shoulders, SIC: long clear and
clear rib sides, &c; sugar picked shoulders, &c;
sugar cured smoked shoulders, nc; hams
small c15Ss s srg' bps.I lSs m
fancy, 15c; do fair to choice, l3@24c; do imita-
tion, I29l3c; ladle fancy 10c; do good to choice,
SC; rolls, fine, l0@l2c: do fair to good, SG9c;
is1a1bc. I'D a'A'O' '' grass 'U'' Ek' n'"'
PHILADELPHIA - Flour dull and weak.
Wheat firm under light offerings. but little or
no speculation and local millers buying only
for mnH sSa TssS.e Ssos & fs to
No. red. June, sssz99O1<c; July. 89@SsHc;
August SS1l8S9c; September. Ss1S9s9c. Corn
Options shade frmer; carlots ruled steady
though quiet: No. mixed. in Twentieth street
elevator, 4lHc; No. mixed. June, 41s@4l3zc;
july. .3l1s@4lssc; August, 4l1f61lszc; Septem-
Der, 4284z1Sc. Oats-Carlots firm; No. white.
No. clipped white, 3Sc: futures I.G7Sc higher;
August, S25z@8Sc; September, Sl1lGSlHc.
firm and active; Pennsylvania frsts. l64l511c.
ST L0uIs-Flour steady and unchanged.
Wheati opened 1<@nc up. but sold down nc
for July on the reported failure Of a Chicago
bank; later fluctuated irregulsrly until after
noon, when the early loss was recovered, final
quotations being nc for July, and Nc higher
for August; No. 2 cash, 8sc; June closed at SSc;
JULY S6lZc; August, SIC. Corn dull and trad.
ing almost at a standstill; August and septem-
Der closed nc above yesterday; No. 2 cash,
Oats firm; No. cash. 2S1kc; July. %; August,
275.c; September, HXc- Rye-No. 2. 46c.
Flaxseed quiet; spot nominal at 81 35; August
and September. 81 %. Provisions frmer. Pork,
Sl1 50. Lard-Prime steam, S. g.
MINNEAPoLIs-Receipts of wheat 50 cars;
shipments, 20 cars. The cash wheat market
was pretty dull to-day, though there was a fair
demand early. which was soon satisfied, A
few local millers bought small selections of
good wheat, and considerable was packed up
on outside account Prices averaged about the
same as yesterday Closing quotations: No
hard. June and July, S411c; on track, so0ssc;
No. Northern, June ana July S32sc; Septem-
ber S35Sc; on track, Sc; No 2 Northern June
and July, 601fc; on track, SIC.
MILWhUKEE-Flour dull. Wheat easy: No.
spring. on track, cash, 83@S955c; July, S25Sc;
No. Northern, sc. Corn firm; No. 8, on track.
Rye higher; No. /, in store, 47c Barley quiet;
No. in store. 471zc. Provisions firm Pork
dars. 75z@Sc.
ToLEpo-wheat firm and higher; cash. ssc;
July, SS14c: August S75sc; September SSc; De-
July. 3514c. Oats quiet; cash, 2914c. Clover
seed dull; cash. So Is; October, So 40.
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