Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-04
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat a Little stronger-Prices Confroieo
by Weather Conditions-Corn n Shade
Better-Pork Neglected, With No
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Material Changes.
CHiCAGO-Wheat-A moderate business was
transacted in this market to-day, which ruled
steady within small range of prices during
most of the day. The opening was rather
weaker, and early sales H@1zc lower than yes
terday's closing. then advanced sharply 1sVlc,
eased off and then held steady for some Time
within Nc range, and closed firm and nc nigner
than yesterdays closing. The market Is pelng
governed mainly by weather conditions mere
and in Europe
Corn-There was very good speculative traue
witnessed in this market. First trading was
at a slight advance over the closing prices Oh
yesterday, was firm, very little being oHeren,
and under a good local demand advanced zsg
Hc, July showing the most strength, ruleo
steady and closed A@14c better than yesterday
Oats-Were moderately active but unsettleuss
There was free liquidation in July by some oA
the large holders. This produced %eak e t9S t6s
ing. and prices after an advance of1s9Zc at tne
opening receded &c, and the market closeu
easy.
Mess Pork-very little business was tran
sacted and the changes in prices were shgnt.
Lard-Trading was moderate. Early lew
transactions were made at slightly advanced
prices, especially Tor the deferred deliveries.
Later the market ruled easier H ana .pm prices To-
Short Rib Sldes-Prices were little more
favorable to the sellers.
WHEAT No. 2 July. S6@S7Gs69s64c;
August. S7@SsQS79sSc; September 0"s
CoES-No. Z July. s9s@s47la3HS@S$4f94ey;
ApgnsE $sa4g@ss5@a44@Soci September 00s~
0ATsHNO. ;, July, z74@z7S@27%9Ehc;
ASg1ss; asSsi1s September 26A
MESS PoEK, per bbI-July; s12 5C@l2 S9li 5G@ SS
II 3OGl2 80; August, sll sO@12 OO@ll sO@l2 OO;
September. slI 75@lI 75@ll 75QlI 70:
s aDgus1 per iO ss.a 2@5 ss p S So@5 g. Sep
tember. IS 921la5 s5@5 921465 s2H o>a
SHORT RIBS, per 100 bs.-July s5 n7Sg
GS5 &C. ssS S AGgsss q s5 sS SS aSSS SOa5 ag3 W
dull and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat, 4; Ss4c;
No. spring wheat, I2Qs2c; No. red SgAg g1Agge
No. rye, 4Sc. No. barley nominal. Prime
Lard, per lOOibs.. IS s5Q5 675S. Short ribs sides
SSss & s Sss g s. Short 11y oesa sass SIDES
SIS 35@5 40 sugars unchanged. On the
Produce Exchange to-day the butter market
was steady and unchanged. Eggs, lU11G1c.
Board adjourned till Monday.
ST. lOuIS-Flour quiet, but firm and un-
changed. Wheat higher, except for July,
which closed steady; early the market sold 15Q
builish advices. subsequently sold of, but
| formed up near the close and final quotations
were &c for August. and Nc for December
closed at s65sc; August, S5A@S57sc; Septem-
| Der, ,S65Sc; December, ,8934c Corn opened quiet.
| but good demand advanced prices and the
SaT SUspg M pi1ess cash % SIC July Closed at
| August, S3sk0331Sc; September. 341sc, Oats
| More doing and the market is nc higher; No.
cash 2S1a92sAc; August N7a: sePtsmdoeiT; i6Zs zsA
| July and August, 81 IS; September, 81 n
| Provisions steady and firm, but quotations are
| unchanged.
| NEW yORk-Flour firm and quiet, with
light offeringe. Cornmeal quiet; Yellow West
| tern 81 I5G2 As; Brandywine, " 40. Wheat-
Spot dull and stronger; options uull ana A4zsc
| up. closing steady. Rye steady; western, oog
Sc Barley malt quiet Corn-Spot nIm anu
moderately active; options dull and n1mer'
| Oats-Spot firm and dull; options firm and dull
| Hay easy; good to choice, 6009Oc. Hops easy
and dull Coffee-Options steady 5@l5 points PSG 1ts
up. closing firm 299SO points Tp; a. saieI ANGST
lass SgsaigRSdgS! September October
1855 November l56O@15S0c: Bc DsGemoe Ta2cb 1875
gI5.3 SPOT Rio dull and steady; fair cargoes
2Oc; No. 7 fat bean, 1919. sugar fsi-
Raw firm, quiet, fais1 refined no@ansi. S,eaoyi New
Orleans quiet. Rice quiet, steady SottTnIeVu
oil dull; crude 3O@S2c; yellow, S6c; Iallow I
steady; city (s2 for packages) l-l6c. RIiin ld
9rs1 Turpentine % dull at 40%@lc. Eggs dull; West;
ern, I4x@i4Ic: receipts. 4,2l9 packages. Woo Wool
easy. quiet; domestic fleece, SSGSSc; pulled,
2s@34c; Texas l7gZa PORK & ,,e.. dull i1eam Lsa % and
ESQ tierces steam at So OH; options about: about
steady, moderately active; sales zaoV ,o' snteu
ber' Sc "a; October, s6 SO96 80. closing So So 81
| November, Sc 81; December, Sc 29 Butter
steady, quiet; Elgin, 161a@l7c: western uary' tHr
g15c cheese ao moTe active easy; part SKINS
5a616c.
BALTIMORE - Wheat - Western inactive.
No. winter red. spot and July, 9Ol4c; August
9O4c: September sOA99sIIcii A9 %@1IsEs GTT51Wsstern
gust. 41Ac; September, 4214c; steamer, S6sIc.
Oats firm; Western white, 35@36c; do mi zsdJ' ed
33034c; graded No. white, 3515c. Rye dull:
choice, 55@56c; prime. S2GS4c; @ good to fair. 4s@
| 0l2 So Provisions steady; mess pork old
Sl2 rs; new, Sl3 so; bulk meats, loose shoulders
So 90; long clear and clear AZ rib b sides. ss 90;
smoked shoulders. 81 Is Hams. small, slI 75@
IL so; large SO Uo@11 90. Lard-Reined, 7Hc:
crude, g. Butter firm and scarce; creamery
ton, 1s@l4c; ladle fancy, lie; good to choice.
S@l0c; store packed, 6@8c. Eggs firm at l5c
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, tar, 1916; No. !, 1Sl
PHlLApELPHA-Flour frm. Wheaton,
tions firm; middling grades scarce and firm, but
%ing $685. prime chooe S4ac as7 oS goUe
jected, on track, 7l13e; new rejected, in export
elevator, 72,4c: new No. red, in do. slc; No. 2
| red, July, iUIQvlAc; August, SD2lH9lLc; Sep
tember 9G54G9l1Ic: October, 91xGY2c. Corn
| Options a shade frmer: carIots for local trade
very scarce and wanted; No. yellow, on track
42c; ungraded mixed short storage in gain
depot, 421Sc; No. 2 mixed. July, 4l1<0n15c
August and September. 42G4214c: October, AZ;
0423Ic. Oats-Car lots very firm: No. white
343Ic: No. white. 36c; futures quiet but firm
No. 2 white, July, S5Ag3515c; August. 3254@
33c; September, 3lA@3l1ac: October. 3l5S@S2c
Eggs steady but in lair demand: Pennsylvania
frsts, 1511c.
| MINNEAP Is-Receipts-Wheat, 81 cars
with shipments 21 cars. The bulk of the trade
| in cash wheat was for use of local mills The
offerings did not move off as freely a. on some
| other recent days, as buyers thought the prices
| asked were a little too high. Later, with lit.
| tie concession. there was q fair trade in sample
lots, and the milling qualities were mostly dis
posed of. Some low grades were hard to sell
and hung on to the last Closing quotations
No. l hard. July, So12c; August, SIC: on track,
Ss1IGS9c; No. l Northern. July. S313c; August
S4z5c: September. S37sc; on track. S59S6c; No. :
Northern, July. Sic; August, 8211c; on track, s:
@sSc.
| MILWAUKEE-Wheat quiet; No. spring. on
track, cash, S498411c; August, sac; no. L
Northern, SIC. Corn steady: No. 8 on track.
35c Oats firm; No. white. on track, 3011G
3lc Rye firm; No. 1. in store. 49c. Barley
steady No. 2, in store, $4,000. Provisions
firm. Pork. s12 60. Lard. IS 20. Cheese un.
changed; cheddars. 714@719c.
TOIEDO-wheat dull and lower; cash, 8911c
July S9c: August, Ss73c: September. Sg14 &c
December. Ole. Corn dull; cash and July
3511c; August, 36c. Oats quiet; cash, Soc
Cioverseed dull; cash, So 30; October, 50 70.