Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-16
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Active bur Lower, Due 60 n eo"-
bination of Bearish News-Corn Also
Lets Goa shortage In
naf.-Pork Wenk.

| advices noting rising barometer ana mug
weather for the growing crops, lower Cables anu
CornNfhere was another good days trade
| and, though fluctuations did not cover 'sI'
| wide range, the volume of business was In
mense. The feeling developed was was f'tmres
| and lower prices were the rule in all luluIes
| There were large selling orders on tne Inai .iso
from the west, the effect OF when was qu,.e nc'
pronounced. The weaker tone was que 20 ,i ie, y,
| ports of rain in the corn belt Inc lnai u, nj
! opened sz@7Sc under yesterday. was easy, anu
sold of ss@Sc rallied, selling up 3salsc. Iaieu
steady and closed 16@3zc lower than yesteIuagy. g,
| within a range of Lc. Crop reports are n9t ~ ss
favorable as farmers would like. and IN tne nn ono
| cations now point to shortage oil lVO'VVO'VVV
| bushels from last years crop.
Mess Pork-A dull, weak, and nnsetueu lesl-
| ing prevailed Prices declined 20925c on the
near and 56lOc on the more deferred oeh'-
| cries, and the market closed quiet ,-.
| Jard-Less interest was manifested. Fnces
| declined about 215c, and the market closeu
short Rib sides-An easier feeling prevailed;
Prices declined sake, and the market closed
| steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT No. 2 July. s69sQSIQs61s sQs6zs4o Q,
August, sies0Ssl sqs79sIS79se; September os't
CoSs@Ne July. se,s@s7SS S@Sess s@s7gtej
August 7@s51aG96hGS7l4e; September S'4
oSTs@sSS. 4 July. ?Ol.d2s,e g?9l. .@2yNe; Az:
gust. 2sysep2S1l 1lsp2sa2s%e; September 2S's%
MISS PosK, por bbl,-July, sli 9oli, SFll,, g0I og.
septenb bor, ti0 70Gpl0 76eyl0 7OlQl0 ~ 10, oo
5 b4SP ss Per PSgsHs SS nST% STB ss ssS ssS sS Z;
septcmDer, Cd OOa6 O21sa6 oO@0 %, q. os0
SHORT Rms, per 100 Ss;-Jgiy,s b., ~ 70 G9p poIp
05d6 06a6 %; August 10 l2sSeto dSfso ls2 ~
| 40 10; September, 90 27IsQ6 TItqb 221seo %
Cash quotaTIons we're AZ follows: Flour steady
and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat s6s4c; No,
spring wheat s0@s2e; No. red so; NO NO
4sI5c. No. barley nominal: No ] fax seed,
81 81 Prime timothy seed, 81 Sol 81 Mess
pork, per bbI Gil 50. Lard, per 100 lbs. 10 s21
Short ribs sides Uoosel, % 0596 10. Dry saited
| sides (boIed), So 45g5 60 Sugars unchanged
No. white oats, S21t(p3294c; No. do. S2(l3254c.
| On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs'
| l3@lSHc.
NEW VoRK-Flour dull and steady. Wheat
Spot 2lalc down, closing easy; options de-
| clined is9llzc, closing barely steady on better
reports; the foreign houses were selling freely,
and there was @ ge5s 0ca, 5saiTns a Rye
| Corn-Spot unsettled and lower, closing trm;
options fairly active and Kg19c down, closing
firm. Oats-Spot stronger and moderately
active; options quIet and stronger. Hay-Quiet
and weak. Hops-Steadier and quiet. Coffee
| Options steady, unchanged TO points up;
sales, 22,5oo bags, including July l2l6c;
| August, l1.OOc: september, NOVeul-
ber, l555e; December I65O9l655c; January,
l5.4Oc; February, lS25c; March, l52S; spot Rio
quiet and steady; fair cargoes, 2Oci No. Z, fiat
bean, lSl4GlSsSc. sugar-Raw, fairly actiye
test, 57-l6c, A cargo, do. for Boston.
at l-32c; c. refined fairly active and
firm. Molasses - Foreign, nominal; new
Orleans quiet: common to fancy 2S@45c. Rice
crude, 30c; yellow, 35c. Tallow firm and quiet
Rosin firm; Turpentine steady and quiet a.
421f@43c. Eggs : Fancy, firm; others dull
Western prime, l6h9l7c; do. fair to good, l4h
@l511c; do, per case. sl92 50: receipts, 5,5st
packages. Pork fairly active and steady; mess
SlS 252l3 75; extra prime, SlOGl0 so. Cutmeatt
dull and steady; middles weak; short clear
So so. Lard easier and dull; Western steam
Sc l211; options, sales, $50 tierces; July, So IL
August, S6 A. closing at Sc 1906 Il; Septem
S. $7S6 So, closing at S. 81; November, Sc 81
bid; December, So 35&6 40. Butter quiet; ex
ira steady; Elgin. l771c; Western dairy, 69llc
do creamery, 69l7c; do factory. 4QlOc. Cheese
rather easy and quieti part skins, 495s4c; Ohio
fat 51647c.
| PHILADELPHIA - Flour dull, but firm.
Wheat 1595Ec lower under bearish specula
tion in the West; high grades scarce ana firm;
| No. red. af1oat and In export elevator, 921fc;
September. 92G9215c; October, 9216G93c. Corn
July strong and advanced Nc, but futures be-
yond this month declined s4c; car lots yer,
mixed, in grain depot and Twentieth stree
elevator, 4sc; No. 8 yellow in depot, 5O3ac; No
Yellow %.'d in id DO grae so S%sp0 %d nias n Sa
5Oci do, in grain depot. 5015c; No.
high mixed, in Twentieth street elevator
Sic; No. mixed on export elevator, 4Sc.; No
September, 4S5z@f4Lc; October, 44L@45c
oats-Spot and July very strong; former ad
vanced cents under good local trade demand
month quiet and firm, but not Quotabl,
higher; No. white, 40c: No. 2 white, 40@
4lc; do choice, in special bin 4l11c; do clipped
4315c fancy ungraded, 4Shc; No. white July
October, 343z@S54c. Butter dull and unset
tied: PENNSYLVANIA creamery, l7c: do print
extra, 2l@25c. Eggs steady; Pennsylvani;
frsts. 16c. Cheese easier: part skins, 5G6c.
ST. LoUIS-FIour quiet. weaker and un
changed. Wheat received little attention, tn
majority of traders being attracted by tn
excitement in corn; the feeling was decided,
weaker, and July and December closed &c anc
August lG11Sc lower than yesterday; No.2 cash
SS15 bid; August closed at 81 Nc asked; Septem
ber. Ss15c bid: December 901kc Corn opene,
at a decline of S+9l24c; subsequently decline.
but >ulffened later and closed firm, thoug
149lsS below yesterday; No. cash. 86c; Au
} gust closed 355sc bid; December, s6ssc. Oat
LG16c under yesterday; No. 2 cash, S29331S
; bid; August closed at 2915c; September. 29ssC
. Rye-No. 2, SOC. Flaxseed steady; August
: 81 40; September: 81 Is Provisions firm an,
; quiet. Pork, 81 25Gl2 so. Lard nominal
butchers grades, IS So
ORE-Wheat-Western weak: wir
ter. spot. 9Sc; July, 921Ic: August, 9Os4@9lc
September 9O3lG9lc. Corn-W estern, nike
spot. 4415c: July, 44c asked: August, 4S11
asked: September, 44c asked; steamer, 40.
Oats-Western, white, S93S15c; do d
mixed, 35@3615c; graded. No. white. 5S15c
! do do mixed. 3611c. Rye steady: choice, 55G
SEC: prime 52@54c; good to fair. 4S@50c Ha
firm: sll@12 SO. Provisions steady Butter &C
tive, firm best good scarce; best creamer
, | fancy l6@l7c; do fair to choice. 129l5c; do I'm
ltation, ll@i3c; ladle fancy, l09Ilc; do good &
choice GG9c. Eggs firm; l5c Coffee steady
Rio cargoes fair. 1899. No. 7, lsGlS1sc.
MILWAuKEE-Flour quiet. Wheat easy
No 2spring. On track. cash, s6Qs7c; August
S5c; No. / Northern, soc. Corn quiet; No.
on track, 3234c. Rye easy; No. !. in store 49G
4ghc. Barley quiet; No. 2 in store 54c
Provisions easy. Pork cash. Sll 80; August
! Sll 90. Lard, cash, IS S216; August IS 90
! Cheese quiet; cheddars. 71z@71fc
TOLEDO-Wheat lower and weak; cash an,
July. SSc; August, SSssc; September, 8S7sc: De
cember, 9llIc. Corn active; cash and July
3gIdc; August, 3Sc; September, 391&c. Oat
uuief; cash, &c: September. 29c. Cloyersee
nominal: cash, SO 80; October, 50 80.
MIkNEAPoLIs-Closing quotations on whea,
No. / hard, July, SOC; August Sec; on track 92C
No. Northern, August, S51ac; September
Si5sc; on track, SSc; No. Northern, July Sic
August Sic; on track, S2@s4c.
DULUTH-Wheatw was fairly active to-day bu
lower; closing prices are: July, 9g5zc: August
Northern, soc; No. Northern, S611c.
/ A Great Success,