Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-01
MARKETS BY WIRE.

MARKETS BY WIRE.
December Wheat Higher, but the Other
Options Lose Ground-Corn Lower
Oats Unchauged-Pork Neglected
and the FEELING Unsettled.
-Wbeat-Trading was only moder-
ate to-day. and the feeling undcveoped and un-
settled. The opening was A@ssc higher than
Yesterdays closing, but there were ialr oner-
ings under which prices declined all around.
Some long wheat was closed out for July de-
deliveries and caused a weaker feeling 1or tnis
delivery than for the more deferred futures.
July declined l1sc recovered some and closed
about &c lower than Saturday. August de-
clined nc and closed Nc lower, and december
closed Nc higher than SATURDAY..
Coru-There WIS large trade in this market,
which consisted principally in changing July
to the more deferred deliveries. ana the amer.
ences were widened considerably. Inc matket
opened at about Saturdays closing prices was
easy and sold OF Nc. ruled steady and closed
at h0Ac lower than Saturday.
feeling prevailed, but price changes were small.
Mess Pork-The market attracted little
more attention and the feeling was greaty qn-
changed. and at sO@4Oc decline, but rallied
again and closed steady.
Lard-Trading was fairly active. Prices ruled
ZN4oc lower. ana Cne market clOscu ekcouy.
Short Rib sides-A fairly active bust;
ness was transacted Prices declined
21fG5c. and the market closed steady.
We saSlrs july Espss2 5%sss
CoRNSNo. I June, a41sGs4S @s4as4c; July.
S4lz@S414 4@S4@a4c; August S41@siI@s4ssQ
3Issc. -
oATs-Mso; July. l2sgsS27EE@N5xsc5;
55ss g zaEgs. gs. 's5s ss i5 ss sS is5s sss
sentember. si2 I5@l2 sO@II S5Ql2 IS
LARD. per 100 bs.-July. IS 62H@5 6211@5 80
Ss sD9sm1a1 ss Augqs6 & sSS S ags ssS5 so SS s 0 %
SHORT RIBS, per 100 bs.-July; q so@4 S22S
S 05; SeDtember, S. 1895 1895 f21s@5 is.
quie5 and unchanged, No. 2 spring wheat,
S5@S5Ac; No. spring wheat. 5lc for poor; NO.
2 red, s5@S5lc. No. 2 corn. s4c. No. oats.
IgN nsi No axseed Ms Lys si So Mess po1E per Dbl
| So l21S Lard per 100 lbs. IS 62h- Short r1ps
sides Qoose), 81 eO@5 90. Dry salted shoulders
Gboxedl s. 2oG5 IS Short clear sides G sSo1pedl, p
duce Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady and unchanged. Eggs. l016@1lc-
NEW YoRk-Flour more active: Cornmeal
quiet and steadIer; western, 81 l5@2 45. Wheat
Spot moderately active and LQ11c up. clos
ing steady: options fairly active and 5ss@1ac up,
closing steady. Rye quiet; western 81 11@58c.
Barley quiet at 62@7011c. Barley malt quiet;
active: ac options % dull. Xallc down own and nd weak
Oats-Spor frmer and moderately active; op-
tions dull and weaker. Hay quiet; prime
steady: Hops firm and quiet cotfee-options p1
barely steady points down to points up; sales,
SS, 200 bags including July, l675@16S5c; August
l6.55@l6.65c; September, l6O5gl6 20c; October,
cember. l54O@l5.5 SOC; January. 1890; Febru-
ary l5.25c; March, l5.25@l585c; April. Is. 25c
Spot Rio dull and steady: fair cargoes, zoe; Nc.
at S.ss
5ssc; 900 bags molasses sugar s9o test, 411c; re-
fined quiet and steady. Molasses, foreign
nominal; New Orleans quiet Rice steady and
in fair demand. Tallow dull: Rosin firm.
Turpentine dull and lower at 4014@4lc. Eggs.
choice steady; Western, l4@l41c. Pork quiet
and steady; mess, sl3 25Gl3 Is; extra prime.
6@511c; do. shoulders. 51lc: do. hams, ssz@loc.
| Lard depressed and dull; July, IS 81; August.
Sc 05 bid; September. IS l6; October, Sc 25Q6 "a,
closing at IS 26; November; s6 Is; December p,t
l6@l61zc: Western dairy. 60llc: do. creamery,
SGl6c; do factory, 4Gl0c. Cheese quiet and
Western, 7@Sc.
| PHIlADElPHIA-Flour weak; Western win
ter clear s. 1904 10: DC dc straight a s594 So
S3 50@4 00; do straight, 81 2594 IS; do patent.
| 81 1895 90. Wheat futures ruled firm and
closed lc higher; spot lots scarce and quiet; re-
jected, 72@7Sc; fair to good milling, Ss99Sc;
prime to choice. &c; choice, e4G97c; rejected
red, In grain depot. 72c; ungraded in Twentieth
street elevator, soc; ungraded in grain depot,
90G9lc; No. 2 red. June, S91fl90c; July, S91S9
sOc; August, S91l l@s9slc; September, sg3zG9il4c.
Corn firm; No. high mixed, IN grain depot
40c; No 8 mixed. in Twentieth street elevator,
4015c; No. high mixed. in grain depot. 4l15c;
No. 8 in export elevator, soc; steamer. in do,
40c; ungraded in grain depot 42c; No. mixed,
in Twentieth street elevator and in grain depot
Ne SS No nIed aEh jnne mixed g il gGn9 aePSf }Sy 42 @
4lkc; August, lH@AHc; September. I3z@42c.
OatS-Car lots hrm. hut local trade demand
ght; No. white. saze; Nc Ne. white white; SSc
but a shade frmer; No. 2 white. June. $50
35zc; July. 851s@35ssc: August S2%@S25zc;
September, 3lAGSl3c Provisions in fair de-
mand and steady. Pork-Mess, new S12 5O9
lS 90; do prime mess, new Sl2 90: do family
Sl4 00@l4 80: hams smoked, 1l@121&c. Lard
Western steam, S6 1896 25. Butter dull and
I6c; do prints. extra. l9@24c Eggs steady;
PENNSYLVANIA irsts, l51ac. Cheese dull; part
skins, 5Q7c
ST. LoUIs-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat unsettled; closing with July Lice
lower; August, steady: December &c higher
than Saturday; No. cash, S4GS41S; July
closed at sac; August s3slc asked; Septem-
Der, s45sc; December. S75sc bid. Corn! opened
higher but recession followed the close being
shade lower thar Saturday; No cash 335Sc;
July 831S@S314c; August SSc; September SKA
335sc. Oats a shade better, but dull; No. 2
caSD, ZoQzc15cs July, loQIoAc; august ZI2ac;
September, &c bid. Rye: No. 2, 45c. Flaxseed
easier; spot, July and August. 81 go Provis-
ions dull and weak. Pork, sll so. Lard, prime
steam. IS so.
Observation-Disclosures of wheat. includ-
ing Sunday were 70 cars; shipments. same
time, SO cars. In the early part of the session
there was a good demand for milling wheat
with buying for both local and outside milling
The demand was somewhat better for low
grades, and most of them we're bought up and
sample tables cleaned of earlier than usual
Closing quotations: No. / hard, June and
July, S4slc; on track, S@SSc; No. / Northern.
June and July. s2szc; August, S44c; September,
S31Sc; on track, S419GS5c; No. Northern,
June and July. 7s3zc; on track, S0@S1c.
BALTIMORE-Wheat-w Western firm: No. 2
winter. red. spot and June, SS15@SSAc; July, Sss6
@SS3zc; August, SSss@SS5sc; September, SS15c
bid. CornmWestern nrm; mixed, spot, June
and July, 4lA@4l15ci August, 4l1lGAAc; Sep
Rye dull. choice, 55Q56; prime. 52@54: good to
fair, ,4S@50c. bay dull; prime to choice timothy,
sll 50Ql2 So Provisions quiet. Butter steady,
Eggs weak, 1I119l5c.
MILWAUKEE-Wheat easy; No. 2 on track
cash, S3@SS15c; July, SEC; No L Northern
SIC. Corn rirm; No. 8 on track 85c Oats
steady; No. white, on track 3Oc. Rye quiet
Barley, 4S1c. Provisions easy Pork, Sl2 40
Lard, S. co. Cheese steady: cheddars, 71S07szc.
TOLEDO-Wheat active; cash and July. s7s<c:
August, Size; December. S9sSc Corn active
and steady; cash, 351Sc; July Sc; August 36l<c
Oats dull; cash, 2s19c. Cloverseed nominal;
cash, s. 40.
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