Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-09
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Receivers Part of Fridays Loss
Corn Firmer and Oats steady-Perk
Almost Entirely Neglected.

Wheat Recovers fart OF Fridny's Lose-
Corn Firmer and Oats steady-Perk
Almost Entirely Neglected
Ribs and Lard Lower.
CHicAGO-There was moderate trade In
wheat to-day, and part Of yesterdays decline
was recovered. The market ruled steady most
of the session. The opening was about HQ3sc
higher than yesterdays closing, improved from
the start, and prices advanced lc for July and
A@Zsc for the other futures, eased of some
and closed about &c higher for July. &@1zc
higher for August and September, and &c
higher for December.
The offerings were light most of the day and
the demand fair; in fact, feature OF the mar
ket was lack of any specially large trading
either ia the buying or selling. I9e IN ntmness 1n @
ported taking of II loads of wheat at Duluth
to Montreal and rumored demand for Duluth
wheat on Buffalo account. Crop reports from
winter wheat sections continue bad.
Corn was trade in to a moderate extent with
a steady feeling, showing but little change in
prices compared with yesterday FIRST sales OF
July were triffe above the closing yesterday,
was firm under good demand, sold up NQssc,
became easier, losing the advance and sold up,
and final quotations were ashade better than
yesterday.
Oats were less active and steadier feeling
developed Prices advanced slightly. and the
market closed steady at about outside figures.
Nothing of consequence was done In Pork.
Feeling was easy, with prices nominally 5QlOc
lower.
A quiet and easy feeling prevailed in lard.
and prices ruled 215@5c lower.
Only moderate trade was reported in short
ribs. The feeling was rather weak, and prices
declined 2H@5c, closing steady at the reduc-
ton.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No June. 9o1aQ9lA@90 @9lc;
July, sIs4@92ss@9l16@s21sc; August. slsz@92ss
@9lhGQ92c.
CoRN-No. 2 june S4@S44 4@34@34c: July
24G359S434@S45sc; August, S5ss@S59sQ35ss@
OARS No. 2 June, 26G2sH@NA@2
July. Z1Y@2S@27Agz71sc; August zo74gzo1sg
Mss PoRK, per, bbl;@July, sl2 soel2 SOC
II 75@l2 rs; September, sl2 S5Ql2 u:
aP g. 10 1asE ss Ss z SSs Ss is sss sss
SHORT RIBS, per 100 MS. July: s. 17M@
se@Ssr aSS i25 e 5 al sg5 Assss sas5 e s'o A' Sep
easier; winter patents. s. 75a5 20; hard wheat,
spring patents s. 9SS s6s S s soft 81 1904 sg1yS g
% red. SSeS SSzgsic: N .So ! corn, s1Ssl5se: No. Z
asG No. No. aa7ssed 5Ss & prime hD @o RnTsS
II g. Lard, per 100 lbs, IS co. short rib sides
qoose), s. 505@5 10; Dry salted shoulders
IS 5O@5 go. No. 2 white oats, 2s1z2ss4c; No.
white, 2716@2Sc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and unchanged
Cornmeai quiet Wheat-Spot dull and nomi-.
nally higher; options dull, N@19c up and
firm. Rye dull; Western, Ssgoshc: ,,,t Barley aasI
Corn-Spot dull; options dull, I@4c up and
firm. Oats-Spot steady and active; options
quiet and frmer. Hay fair demand and firm;
shipping, 4O@45c; good 10 choice, e59eoc. Hops
Quiet Coffee-Options opened barely steady,
10Gl5 points down, closed steady. 5Gl5 points
down and lower cables; sales 20 25O bags, in
1850; September, i6.soc; October, l6.l5c; De-
cember, 16600l5. 7Oc; spot Rio quiet and:steady;
fair cargoes, zoe; No. fiat bean. lssS@1s1fc.
ing, 4l5-l695c; centrifugals. $50 test, at S
9-l6c; sales, 5000 bags; centrifIgals, $50 test
ss,l6c; refined active and sc higher; g. SsI9
'1sgn gsiox S lsSS e. 'SS SS white it. s1sfr
confectioners' "A, CSC; cut loaf, ne;
s s sssssd
test, zoe; sales, cargoes for Philadelphia at
2Oc; New Orleans quiet; common to fancy. Sl@
Sc Rice steady; domestic, @ i'm &6IgSSci s; Japan. a,
low, 361<c. Tallow hrm and scarce; city, 4sSc.
Rosin steady; strained common to good, 81 421a
Turpentine frmer at s96c. Eggs easy and
Pork quiet; mess, slS 756l4 25; extra prime
Sll. Cutmeats quiet and easy. Lard easy and
dull: cash, s6 Is bid; sales 500 tierces Q; and r
at So 10; options, sales 500 tierces July, S6 25;
August, S6 3s, closing, S6 IS; September, So 40;
October, So 81 Butter-Fine steady western
dairy. 6Ql0c; do creamery, 6Ql4c; do factory
re.
ST. LOuIS-Flour quiet and dull, but firm.
Wheat opened NG1zc higher for July, receded
NC. advanced 14c, and then on favorable re-
settled; the close was k@1lc for July, 1sc for
August and ll6c for December better than
yesterday; o No: red oS cash, ysA@sszSc; June ,.
openea and
closed firm; No. cash, 321zc; July closed at $50
bid; August 3S@3S1sc; September. SSs4@S3Nc.
Oats higher 5ss and firm; cash H. 2sse July 2sc
strong: spot, 81 40; August and September, 81 80;
year. 81 28. Provisions-Only job trade done.
Pork, Sl2@l2 %. Lard-Steam nominal, IS IS.
BALTIMoRE-wheat-w easy; No.
and % August sp sSsc; IA sRs sepsenSsE SSs 2
December. 9S%c. Corn-Western easy; mixed
spot, nH04lIc; June and July I@41Sc;
Ssc OatsWestern white, S3@35Xc; do do mixed,
32@3315c; graded No. white 35c. Rye steady;
choice, 6506Sc; prime. 62Q6Sc; good to fair. 5S9
Gi3 co. Provisions steady Butter firm. Eggs
steady 141Zc Coffee firm; Rio cargoes fair,
zoe; No. 7, 1876. Receipts-Flour, 1915 bu.;
wheat s. 900 bu.; corn, 5000 bu.; oats. 1000 pu.
MiNNEAPoLIs-Receipts of wheat for the
wheat market to-day was slow. The offerings
were small and the demand, except from eleva-
tor companies, at 10 under July prices was
light. A small outside demand existed at the
opening. but it was soon filled. A few smallse-
lected samples were also bought early by q To-
cal miller. Low grades dull. Closing quota
tions: No. hard, June, SS1Sc; July, S9s4c: on
track, 9O@9O1Sc; No. Northern, June, s7s4c;
July, S91lc; on track, SOC; No. 2 Northern,
June, SOC; July, s61ac; on track, S5@s6c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour dull Wheat firm;
No. 2 spring. on track, cash, 89GS91zc;
July. ss5sc; No. Northern. 94c. Corn dull;
No. on track, 3S1<c. Oats quiet; No. white,
track, 29hc. Rye steady; No. in store. Size.
Barley steady; No 2, in store, E4@4716o. Pro
visions easy. Pork Sl2 rs. Lard, s5 90.
Cheese unchanged; cheddars. 73z9Sc.
T0LEDo-Wheat dull and firm; cash, 9015Q
9lAc; August, 9I1zci September, 9l1<c. Corn
dull; cash and July, 86c. Oats quiet; cash, 29c.
Cloverseed dull and steady;l cash, So so; Oc-
tober, IS 95.