Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-09-04

vance of 21S@5c. Later weak feeling was de.
yeloped and prices ruled easier again, with only
a moderate trade during the latter part of the
session.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No. 2 September, 81 0254Q1 os1<6
Ol@l Oh; december, 81 O5@l 05A q oSss q
! eS116; Nav, 81 09@I 09ss@l G1s@l 07sS
$50; eGESaS ssss5Sss5 si nay s' @
oATs-No. Z September. s51S9s5549s51s@
S5l4c; October: S5H@S5&@S51sGS54c; May,
10 351l0 OOGlO 35; October. $40 209l0 30Gl0 10
gle 30; January, sl2 05al2 2O@l2 e214@l2 10.
LARD, per lOO bs.-September. S6 2211S@6 25
as as S. SO 1aSEaTy SU M IS @5 SSs 72S6 Z @ SSs SO "a
SHORT RIBS per 100 Ds.-September, S. S06
5 8Q5 SOG5 S21S; October, s. 425f a S AK @
as 4214G5 As; January, s. S5@5 IS q s s2x q
IS.
Cash quorauons were as follows:
Flour unchanged. No. 2 spring wheat 81 Oh;
No. spring wheat, 93G96c; No. red.
81 OF. No corn, 4Jc. No. 2 oats. S511@S5ssc.
No. Frye, 6l1zc. No. barley, 75c No. fax
seed 81 Az Prime timothy seed, 81 A. Mess
pork per bbI $40 371a. Lard per 100 lbs. s6 221s.
Short rib sides, loose. IS 3U@5 40; dry salted
shoulders boxed, IS 75l5 S715: short clear sides.
boxed. S. 65@5 70. Sugars unchanged. No. 2
white oats. S6QS7c; No do. S4s4@3514c.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
1910 per dozen.
NEW YORK-Flour dull. Cornmeal dull;
yellow Western, 81 5O3S l5; brandywine, SS Is
Wheat-Spot dull, weak and sl@lAc lower;
options advanced 34@Hc on Russian crop re-
port, but declined 2G21zc on later dealings
West on this and home markets, closing weak
at the lowest. Corn-Spot active and lower
closing steadier; options closed weak at A@4c
decline on general attempts to realize through
good crop weather. Oats-Spot steady and
moderately active; options frmer and
dull. hay easy and quiet. Hops firm
and wanted. Coffee-Options opened
barely steapy, unchanged to 10 points down,
closed easy, unchanged to 10 points up. sales.
q $50 bags. including: September, IT. S0017. .95c:
October, I.30Gl7.45c: November, 16S59l695c;
December, l6.659l6.SOc; January, l6.2OGl6.25c;
STEADY; fair cargoes. 2Oslc: 10. fat bean bean. 19c.
Sugar-Raw active: fair refining SIC bid;
centrifugals. $50 test 55sc bid; sales. 50 hogs
heads and 3,457 bags: Muscovado 500 test, SIC:
81 600 bags ceutrifugals, 960 test. SIC: cargo
OF do. at S12c: c. l. F. refined fairly active and
firm; confectionery "a, )" &C: granulated CSC;
Molasses-Foreign nominal: New Orleans
quiet Rice firm and active. Cottonseed oil dull
Iallow steady and quiet. Turpentine dull and
easy at 4O12@4lc. Eggs quiet and about steady;
western, lsQ2O1ac; receipts, 40 $50 packages.
FORK nrmer and Quiei; mess, Sl2 004l2 rs; ex-
ira prime $40 5OQll 90. Cutmeats quiet but
weak; middles dull and easy. Lard tirmer and
quiet; sales, 675 rierces Western steam at Sc 421
@6 As; options sales 500 tierces; September
Sc IS, closing at Sc "A bid; October IS 81. closing
at S. 81 bid; November, S6 81; December, Sc IS;
January, s6 "a bid. Butter fairly firm: Western
dairy, S15Ql4c; do creamery, 12@24o; do factory,
7159l3c. Cheese quiet and strong; light SKINS
434G6szc; Ohio flats, 697s4c.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour dull but steady.
Wheat opened strong and AQlc higher, but
later lost the improvement and closed weak;
ungraded in grain depot, 81 "; rejected red,
IN gram depot, S5c: No 2 red, September 993lc:
October. 995sc@Sl 10: October. 81 0l5z61 W;
November, 81 03s4@l 04; December, 81 O5@
l 05R. Corn-Opuons weak and declined &c.
Car lots for local trade dull but steady; No. 8
mixed, In grain depot, 561fc; No. mixed in
do. DC; No. 2mlxed, SeDtember and October,
55G5S1ac; November, 5S1a@54c; December, 90
white, 42c; new No. white 42c; old do.
1910 futures opened firm and advanced 35c,
but afterward reacted &c and closed weak: No.
white; September, 405s94lc; October, 1870
4lHc Provisions in fair jobbing demand at
steady prices. Pork-Mess, new, Sl2 j0@13 90;
de- prime mess, new, Sl2 90; do. family, SIS so
GA 90. Butter dull and weak: Pennsylvania
extra, 2lQ22c Eggs scarce and firm;
Pennsylvania firsts, DC.
ST. lOUlS-Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat-Trading was good; the feeling devel-
oped was weaker: the market opened lower for
December and May on reports OF continued wet
weather in the Northwest, and after advancing |
another nc for December and nc for May, de- |
clined with but few fluctuations to the close.
December closing lLsc and May lkc below |
yesterdays final figures; September mad 99llc |
and October 81 0015 bid late; December closed |
IL O254; Nav, 81 OS1S. Coma small business |
was transacted at lower prices; the market |
opened higher, but soon weakened, and sold /
'teadily down to the close, which was of ia |
&c; No. !. cash, 44s4c; October 4434c nominal;
Nay, 1910 BID Oats easy: the market was
higher. ana though prices eased off later, the /
lose was at small advances over Yesterday;
No. cash. "a; May, 3S5kc. Rye-No. 2, zoe
.sked. Hay steady. CornmeaI-S2 45G2 IS.
5rsn dull and lower at Csc. Flaxseed firm at
] g. Butter and cheese quie: and steady. |
tggs-l31ac, Whisky STEADY at 81 IL. Pro |
Iisions-tork sll q. Lard. s6 90 Dry salt |
meats and bacon unchanged.
BALTIMoRE-wheat-w Western frmer; No.
winter red, spot, 991S@9sslc; September, |
s19q9934c: October, 81 0O1s@l OC3s; Decem.
yer. 81 O4ssQl 04h Corn-Western dull: mixed, |
not, 5711c; September. 53Q531Sc: October. 52sz
153c. Oats firm; Western white. 4394ic: do
.raded No. mixed, 421Sc; new white. 42@44c:
lew mixed 4l@42c. Rye steady; choice to
aney 7lQ73c; good to prime, ,69@7Oc; common to
air, 65@67c. Hay dull; prime to choice tim
thy Sl1 00@ll 90. Provisions active Butter
teady. Eggs quiet at ls@2Oc. Coffee un-
hanged.
MINNEAP P0LIS-Receipts Of wheat for the
ast "A hours were l5S cars; shipments, So cars:
he inspection of new wheat showed 10 cars No.
hard. IS cars No. Northern, 29 cars No.
Iorthern. cars No. g. 2 cars rejected and "a
ars no grade. The demand for cash samples
tarted quite well, but later. and before many
7ere sold, the market for futures began to
reak and made dull sample market Closing
!, hard, September, 99c; on
rack. 81 05; No: Northern. September. 9614c;
october, 9674c; December, esy4e; on track, 81 69:
70. Northern. September, S2c.
CINCINNATI-Flour lower. fan,Ilv 60 Qo6 |
25; fancy, 81 55G4 70. Wheat firmer; No. 2
ed, 81 VI. Corn barely steady: No. mixed,
SQ4S15c. Oats in fair demand; No. mixed. |
SGSS94c. Rye dull and low er; No. 2, &c. Pork
arely steady at $40 20. Lard firm at Sc 90.
'ulkneats and bacon steady Whisky firm;
ales, 5S5 barrels finished goods on basis 81 o.
sugar in good demand and higher: hard re-
med. 65sg7hc; New Orleans, 5@5ze. Eggs
eavy and dropping at l5115@i6c. Cheese in fair
Q95zc.
MILWAUKEE, - Flour firm. Wheat easy;
10. spring. on track, cash. 97@9sc; Decem,
er, 99c. No. Northern, 81 CO. Corr Quiet at
&c. Oats quiet; on track, 3Sl4c. Barley steady;
70, 2 in store: tore 044@65c: Rye trmer; No, 1,
ary, sl2 20. Lard-January. Sc 10
TOLEDO-Wheat active and lower: cash and
eptember, 9s14; December, 81 0SIz; May, 81 O916.
orn active and lower; cash, 49L.c; NAV. 49c.
'ats quiet; cash, 36c. Cloverseed steady: cash
nd October. 81 40; November, 81 50; December,
So
&c from the opening. Closing prices are
eptembsr, 81 03: October 81 03; December. |
0354; No. l. hard cash. 81 03; No. Northern,
Ol15; No. 2 Northern, &c.
New York Drygoods Market,
NEW YORK September 2-There was an ac-
We demand for many descriptions of drypoods |
! first hands, and frmer tone was apparent |