Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-10
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Rushers WnifinR on the Goverp-
ment Crop Report-Favornble News
Corn md Oats Betfer-A


Little More Life in Pork.
cHIcAGo-Only light business was trans
acted in wheat to-day, and the market ruled
quiet most of the session. There was nothing
especially new brought to light to stimulate or
excite trading. and operators were generally
disposed to await the Government report which
will be made public tomorrow The market
opened about the same as Saturdays closing to
nc higher. eased off A@3sc. became stronger
and prices advanced 5s@szc ruled weak and
declined T@l1sc and closed H9lo lower for
December than closing figures Saturday. crop
adviees from the Northwest continue favor
able, while from the winter wheat districts
nothing of importance sufficient to have any
effect on the market was heard
There was fair shipping business In corn to-
DAY and the feeling was firm. slight gains being
the rule on all futures The wet. cooler weather
mad stimulating effect on values, and the fear
tnat the government crop report will be rather
unfavorable also had its effect on prices, of
setting the receipts and large increase in the
visible. The market opened firm at about Sat-
urday's closing prices and under good general
steady and closed 1S@Lc better than Saturday
oats were active, stronger and higher, especl.
ally for the new crop deliveries which received
most attention. The strength was due to un-
favorable crop reports. and especially from
illinois, where the crop is said to be affected by
lice. These reports prevented operators from
selling freely and created good demand The
competition among buyers caused firm mar
ket and prices advanced l1s@llIc for August
and September. July sympathized to mod
crate extent, but only advanced 1c:
A little more life was manifest in pork. but
trading was limited. Prices ruled 5@l0c higher,
and the market closed higher at inside figures
Trading in ribs was moderate and the feeling
was steady. Prices were advanced 215c early
in the day, but were not supported to the close.
There was less doing in lard and the feeling
was rather steady. Prices were advanced 2160
&c and closed at medium figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
July, 921s@92S@9i96 96g9l111dc; August, s25s@82k
~cea5sSaz cossS@ao.zJune. a41sas4ssesgsasglc;Iuly.
SS4A9S5A@347s9341sc; August, ,S51a@S57sQS5HQ
OARS No. 2 June, 2s@2shG2s@2sAc;
July, N7a@2S5s@NXG2s26c; August, 26@2711@
MESS ddo PORK. per SSmsIly so sl2 sOgl2 s5@
LARD per e 1oo Ds.-July, IS s7h@@s OO@5 s71l
s52s 8 AaSgspssd ao9ss 81 lO@6 To- September IS 2S
SHORT RIBS, per 100 rs; aJyly, %, g ga 1Sg 5g
September, IS S26@6 S5G5 S21l@5 IS.
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
SSnehiaDgsS No sg5iRg wheat gsGs; w No
2 rye, 5lc; No & barley nominal; No. I flax
seed. 81 40; prime timothy thy seed. 81 4o9l Y;
100 lbs. IS 80; short rib SIDES Qoosel. S5 05@
s TO- Dry salted shoulders (boxed). IS l005 70;
short clear sides (boxed), IS 5O@5 20. No. 2
white hit ,S oats i 2s2aSs1fc; No: white, zS4@2SAe
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs,
llk@l2hc.
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and heavy.
Cornmeal steady Wheat-Spot dull and un-
settled, closing weak; options moderately
weak; the decline was in sympathy with free
selling at the West Rye dull. Barley malt
dull. Corn-Spot moderately active, closing
easy; easy option options dull: Ie down and weak Oats
firm, quiet. Coffee-Options opened steady,
69l5 points mp, closed firm, I5625 points up;
July, TLO5@17l5c: August, 18s5@1695c; Sep
tember, 1665@l680c; November, l59Oc; De-
csmber, 167O@l5.S5c; January. 15.65@l5 z5c;
bean. IKE sugarMRaw held high, quiet;
fair refining, 695-l6c; centrifugals $50 test.
at 5@5Sc; refined active and Hc higher; c,
A@51ac; extra G. 9-15@5 1l-l6c; white extra
a. s i5-l6c; standard A, 6slc; confectionery A,
&c: cut loaf, TIC; crushed, TIC: powdered,
ll6c; granulated. SIC; cubes, 6zsc.
Molasses-Foreign firm; 500 test. ls112oc; New
seed oil dull; crude, S212c; yellow, 36936Hc.
Tallow stronger: city ($2 for packages). 4Ac.
Rosin steady. Turpentine steady at 8SG3SZc.
Pork quiet; mess, sis 75@i4 Is; extra prime,
sll. Cutmeats dull and easy. Lard rather easy
and dull; Western sream So 10; sales, 75O tierces
at m S6 S ~ ci f. options, sales; SoO tieIces Jgiy
bid; October, So 53@8 81, closing at So 81 asked.
Butter fairly active and steady; Western dairy,
5@l0c; do creamery. 6@l4o; do factory. 4gs1kc;
Elgin, 14c. Cheese stronger and in good de-
mand; Western. 634@7Ac.
DUH AnEI pAIA-FIour etaadv hut 1uia&
Wheat firm: rejected. 72@7Sc; fair to good
milling, SS@96c; prime to choice, 93@98c;
steamer No. red. on track, Sl11c; do in ex:
Eed. pUi. june slSGs2c; July, sl1SasSc; "a August @
September. 9lAG924c. Corn
quiet but firm: No, 8. in export elevator, Csc;
steamer, in do, s9c; No. in do. 4OAe; No. low
high mixed in do, 42c; No. mixed, in grain
depot, 4215c; No. mixed. June, 4O16@4lc; July.
I1@4l14c; August 42g421%c; epiember. 43@
,S So. 8 white. 84@gs1s4c; uneraded white. siS
3416c; No. 2white 35c; do choice, 3516c; do
slipped, 36lc; No. 2 white. June, 3416GS5c;
Iuly, S4ssG35c. Provisions steady with fair
obbing business. Pork-Mess, new, Sl3 so:
10 prime mess, new, Si2 so; do family, Sl4 OO@
a so. Lard - Western steam, So ST. Butter
steady but quiet; Pennsylvania creamery extra,
3Ql4c; do prints extra, u@l2c. Eggs dull and
,asier: Pennsylvania trsts. l6c. Cheese steady;
part skins, 6Q7c.
MINNEAPoLIs-Receipt of wheat over Sun
lay were 12S cars; shipments, 80 cars. The cash
wheat market was quiet and steady. There was
small demand from local consumers early. A
ew selections were also picked up for outside
account. Elevator companies were bidding go
SC under July for contract grade, but sellers
y ere slow to accept in hopes OF getting little
more. Low grades were not active but were
bought by some dealers to be improving
lightly. Cash quotations: No. hard. June
&c; July, S911c: on track. 9015@9lc; No. |
orthern, June 871<c; July, soc; on track 89c;
10. 2Northern, June, Soc; July, 8S16c; on track,
8@S7c. -
ST. LoUIs-Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat was higher during the first half of the
July Hc. August Nc and December s601c be-
ow Saturday; No. 2 red, cash, y3A9S4c; June
.losed at 9Sc; July, SS1Ic; August, SS11fc asked
December, 92c asked. Corn opened a fraction
Saturday: No. cash, S224@S3c; July closed at
Ssssc; August. 33ll@3Sssc; September, 341sc.
OATS higher and firmer; No. 2, cash, z9c bid;
July, 2s1sQ29lc; August Csc; September. 2754c.
iced firm; cash,Sl 40 August and September.
l3O; Bsgging and cotton ties unchanged. Pro-
Tisions quiet with only the usual job trade.
Pork, Sl2 90. Lard, SIS rs.
RE-Wheat-western firm; No.
winter, red, spot and June. 90g9Ol4c; July
nSgi sic Steady % mixed
pot, June and July, 4l@4lllc; August, 4Il@
i 114c; September, 42c; steamer, 3Sc. Oats firm;
VI estern white. 33@351zc; do do mixed, S2Q3S16c;
:radsd No: white; S5hc. Rye quiet; sasS, ehSiee,
Hay weak; prime to choice timothy, Sl2 0O@
3 90 Provisions firm and unchanged. Butter |
teady and unchanged. Eggs strong at l5c. |
Coffee firm; Rio cargoes, far 0c; No. Z, 1910.
MILWAUkEE-Flour dull. Wheat easy; !
uy op prns H. pp as ssc sss Corn aass
To- 3 on track 34c, Oats firm; No. white on |