Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-03
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Sees Sawed on Conflicting Crop News
Corn and Oats Affected by ihe
Same eInfiuences-Pork Dull

Corn and Oats Affected by ihe
Same neInfiuences-Pork Dull
BUT Stronger.
cHICAeo-Wheat-Tra was active ant
the feeling considerably unsettled, with pricei
ruling both higher and lower than yesterday
closing figures The opening was rather easl
and prices L@ssc lower than yesterdays clos
ing. but turned on good buying and prices wert
advadced 54@l1%c for the various futures. ther
became weak and declined lssG2c, ruling veal
and closed about sc lower for August; lc fol
September, and &c for December, than yester
day.
The market was bulled early on the reported
damage tosforeign crops by continued rainy
weather. The latter decline was attributed tt
reports of better weather in England and alst
clear and cooler weather in the Northwest.
Corn-There was fair speculative bushes!
reported in this market and the feeling prevail
ing was steady, with the undertone quite hrH
at times. On the opening prices were shade
higher than Yesterdays closing, but under the
influences above mentioned, sagged OF PC
ruled steady and closed 1sQ4c lower thai
yesterday.
Oats were traded in fairly and steady feel
ing prevailed early, which was followed by
weakness and recession of N@Zc in values:
Mess Pork-Very little business was trans
acted. July delivery ruled trife higher, bu1
other deliveries exhibited little change.
Lard-A moderately active business was
small range, advanced 21a(15c early, then re-
ceded again and closed quiet
Short Rib Sides-Quite a good trade de
veloped. Prices ruled 21S@5c higher early, but
receded again 5071ac and closed comparatively
steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 July. $685. 4@S646S615c
ASguss SsgsSl Sl9s71s0S71ac; September, SS1E
OoRN NO. Z July 841s@s4l las4@s4c
August S41s@a5@3455sQ34s September. $3.50
'6sSHSsS 6STs@So. July. 2x0zHaass@zs6ci
MESS TSRK, per bb!..Julx sl2 5eSl2 Ssl1;i 7SS Sa
af 49, s AaSas sSSs Ossi "a is soS s. 'O
LARD, per 100 bs.-July, s. 6771g5 10gS 6og
671<; August, IS S21f@5 S5@5 S0Q5 s21Si Sep
tember, IS s71595 s71l95 sO65 s2H >a
sSs saSFF ooas ETC. os sgus So S % ios5 iOe5 S
S iO September, S. 2O@5 2565 171S@5 20.
Cash quotations we're as follows. Flour
d9 and unchanged ,e No Spring spI wheat Na
275Sc. No. 2 white oats 2S34Q8Ohc; No. 8 do,
291z z@S01zc. No. rye, $50. No. barley nomi-
nal: No. 1 faxseed, 81 s.. Prime timothy seed.
81 30. Mess pork, per Dbl, $l2 Is. Lard, per 100
lbs, SIS 65(l5 671 Short ribs sides (loose), SIS 90
as 05. Dry salted shoulders (boxedl. s5 200
25. Short clear sides (bo1ed), S. S5q5 40 su-
gars unchanged. On the Produce Exchange
to-day the butter market was steady and un-
changed. Eggs, lO1@uc.
NEW YoRk-Flour active and generally
frmer. Cornneal quiet. Wheat-Spot quiet
and unsettled, closing weak; options moder-
Rye steady and quiet; Western, 55G56c. Bar
ley out of stock. Barley malt quiet; Canada,
75@9Oc. Corn-Spot firm and active; chiefly
exports: A14c elevator; options dull and steady.
Oats-Spot less active; options dull and steady.
Hay quiet; choice steady. Hops dull and easy.
Cotfee-Options steady and unchanged to 10
points up, closing steady and unchanged to 10
points up: quiet; sales. 81, $50 bags, including
July, l6.756I6. .S5c; August, l6.309I6 4Oc: Sep.
tember 1600Gl6.l0c; October, l5.60@l5 Csc; De-
cember, 15.35gl5.40c; March, l5.00Ql5. .20c; spot
Rio dull and steady: fair cargoes, 20 per cent;
No. fiat bean, lS1s9lS14c. Sugar-Raw steady;
sales, 977 hhds and l .425 bags Muscoyado 500
test at 434c; 13 $50 bags centrifugal $50 test at
53sc and &c C f; 900 bags Rio Grande. $40
test, at 43sc. and 1000 bags molasses sugar,
$50 test at 2ssc c f; refined steady and quiet.
Rice steady and quiet. Cottonseed oil dull.
Tallow dull. Rosin quiet, stead yand strained;
common to good. 81 45@l So Turpentine dull
ern. l4@l416c; receipts. 5.l2O packages. Pork
firm and quiet; mess, S1S 25@l3 rs; extra prime,
$40 OO@l0 So Cut meats quiet and steady;
middles easy. Lard rather easy and dull; West
ern steam, So 90 bid; options, sales $50 tierces;
July 6, closing S. IS bid; August. S6 llQ6 Il
closing at S6 IL asked; September. So o. clos
ing at Sc q; October, Sc 81; November, Sc SO,
closing So 81 bid; December, S6 1926 a. closing
at Sc "a asked. Butter quiet; extra firm, others
easy; Elgin, 161f917c: Western dairy, 6@llc;
do creamery, S@l672e; do factory, 4@l0c.
Cheese quiet and steady; Western, 7@Sc.
ST LoUIS-Wheat lower, except for July,
which closed steady; the opening was &c lower,
but good buying a rapid advance Of I@lc
followed, eased off H05zc, subsequently then
weakened and decline of I@11lc from the top
prices took place; there was slight rally to-
ward the close but final prices were N@kc
lower for August. and Nc for December below
yesterday; No. 2cash, S611@s6szc; July, $3.50
S715c. closing at $500; August, S5A@S611c,
closing at S524c; December, S9111G9Ossc, closing
at S9llc Corn-Started in strong ana buoyant
and advanced A@5sc; free offerings caused a
recession, but near futures closed frmer; others
easy; No. cash, 3S1s@34c; July closed at $3.50
$3.50; August. SS1sGSS1So closing at 3Sl4c; Sep
tember, SS7s@34l4c, closing at 331sc. Rye; No.
2, 44c bid. Flaxseed easier: July and August
81 90: September, 81 2s. Provisions stronger.
Pork, Sll so. Lard, prime steam. SIS sc.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour stronger. Wheat
Options opened lAc higher and ruled firm up
to the close: milling grades scarce, firm and
quiet; rejected, 72Q7Sc; fair to good milling, So
G93cprime to choice, 94@97c; No. red July, ,SOc;
August. September and October, 9OZG911zc.
Corn a shade firmer: ungraded, in gain depot,
4215c; No. 2 high mixed in gran depot, 4216c;
No. 2, mixed, July, 41s@l3sc; August. 4fsS
@4l5sc; September, H1sG421sc; October, 4214G
42s4c- Oats-Car lots firm, with fair local
trade demand; No. white. regular, S41Sc: do
choice, Sc; No. white, regular, S51Sc; do fresh,
354c; futures firm; No; white, July, 500
3IIc: October. 3l5s@32c. Butter-Ffne goods
firm; family qualities unsettled; PENNSYLVANIA
creamery, extra. l6c; do prints, extra, 2O124c
Eggs steady: PennsylVania irsts l516c.
MINNEAP0LIS-Receipts of wheat for the
day were e. cars; shipments. 81 cars. Good
wheat sold pretty well early in the day but
later there was break; future markets and
millers and other cash buyers stood back for
cash wheat to decline equally with the futures.
Sellers of samples tried hard to maintain prices
md 0af in fha
buyers were picking out the fancy selections
That caused good deal of dullness at the
time. Closing quotations: No. hard. July,
SoTtheTn. SSth July. $50; August s4SSe! sentem M
ber, SS5sc; on track SEC; No. Northern. july.
Sic; August, S214c; on rack, s2Qs215c.
MILWAUkEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat
quiet; No. spring. on track cash. S40S4I6c:
August, S4sec; No. l. Northern, SIC. Corn trm;
No. 8, on track. S5c Oats firm; No. white
on track, 3O1Ic. Rye firm; No. l. in store. 4S1%c'
Barley quiet; No. 2, in store, 4S11c. Provisions
easy. Pork. sl2 40 Lard, S. 10 Cheese un-
changed; cheddars. 1l@716c.
BAL E-Wheat-Western strong; No.
2winter. red. spot and July, 90@SOl<c; August.
9O11@9O1lc; September, 9O13c bid. Corn-West
ern irm; mixed, spot, 4l35@4lAc; july. 4lL0
45sc; August, 4l54@42c; September. 42@42Ic:
steamer: S614c bid. Oats frm. Rye frm. Hay
weak. Provisions steady. Butter firm, EGGS
steady at 15G16c.
TOLEDo-Wheata active and easier: cash eoc
July S91Sc: August. Sss4c; September. Ssc:
December. 9lAc. Corn steady; cash and July
SEC; September 87s4c: Oats quiet; cash, Soc
Cloverseed steady; cash. s5 80; October, sS TO-
London Wool Sales.
LoNDoN-At the wool sales TODAY the offer
ings amounted to Il S4l bales. There was a
fair competition for cross -breds. but nrices
were irregular. Merinos were in good demand
and prices were steady. So far values have de-
clined 7M6lO per cent for merinns and 6GTI/