Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-23
MARKETS BY WIRE.

MAhkEIS B1 WlRE.
Rains and Rust In the Northwest Take tn
snnp Out of the Wheat Pit-Corn,
Oar. and Pork LIfeless.
| CHlCAGO-The wheat market was sluggisl
| and there was gradual weakening in prices
| The opening was hrmer and SG1Ic higher, bu
speculative offerings were quite large ant
prices declined 1@11sc, and closed sz@34c lowe
than yesterdays. Rains were again quite gen
eral IN the Northwest and there were more re
ports of rust in spring wheat.
Corn was quiet and inactive the greater par
of the session. The feeling prevailing wa
steady, and prices varied but little.
Oats were traded in fairly and a steadier feel
| ing prevailed. Price changes were confined tc
&c range.
Pork-Very little business was transacted
and only slight changes to note In prices.
Lard-Trading was decidedly light. Prices
ruled about 21zc lower, and the market closed
verv quiet.
Ribs-A very light demand prevailed. Prices
exhibited very little change.
Ihe leading futures ranged as follows:
July 86SGs65s9S5AQS6c; August, s7149S7aE
CoRN-No. z June, a4k@s47s@a44@s
aay, gs5ISa599c Saa2599sa7l@a471Sa47sei August SS@"S
oATs-So. July. 2gsSG2s7k,'"" @2gHci
ASs1ss; AS7Hss3Ssa49E 3MSsa499E27's0N%@HSc' 81 tember' ~
IL 45as aars. Pss sH5qI 5 Ss s1 Sosi 4 &c e
sepfember. sI2 SOG5I2 SOG!. 3O@R ~.
sspssSsss s. 90 6 fSs ss Ss E SSSs g.
SHORT RIBS. per 100 bs.-July. s. lO@5 12&9
20; September, IS 3o@5 SoQ6 SOa5 80.
steady and unchanged. No: g spring wheat,
sSS9ci No; spring wheat eat 72@17c; No o, red red
J. No rye &C. 5 No: barley nominal: IL !: No.
pork, per Dbl, s12 50. Lard, per 100 lbs,
IS IS. Short ribs sides Qoose). So 0505 10.
Dry salted shoulders (boxed). s5 009510 Sugars,
So white aSoc s T5'e on the sas Ffodsss e.
change to-day the butter market was steady
and unchanged. Eggs, n@llhc.
NEW YoRk-Flour heavy and dull Corn
meal steady; yellow Western. 81 1902 As.
export; options dull and H@5Sc down; closing
weak. Rye quiet; Western. 56057c, Barley
quiet; Western nominal; Canada, 60@72115c.
Barley malt quiet; Canada. 75G9Oc. Corn-Spot
steady. Oats-SpoJ dull and easy; options
fairly active and frme-. Hay easy and quiet;
shipping, S5@4oc; good to choice 6O@S5c. Hops
quiet and firm. Coffee-Options opened dull
and 5 points up to 10 points down, closed near
steady; others barely steady and 10 up to 10
down: sales, II. $50 bags, including June, I7.50c;
sobs sIs nss Dscs 0s
ber, @S5@159Gc; January. 1575c; Feb
ruary. l570@I5.75c spot Rio dull and nominal:
fair cargoes, zoe; No. fat bean. 1870
dull and easy; A, l6-l6@61sc. Molasses-For-
eign nominal; 500 test l9c: New Orleans quiet;
common to fancy. 4l945c. Rice quiet and
steady; domestic, 61sa6Nc;, Japan. 51s@6Aee;
3611c. Tallow dull and weak. Rosin firm.
Turpentins frmer at S9Ae Eggs quiet and md
ira prime, $40 00Ql0 So Cut meats firm;
picked bellies. 5@5sSc; do shoulders, SIC; do
hams, s34@l0c Middles weak; short clear, Sd 10.
options sas; ESQ sierees JnlT 3 ~ ssksd
August, SO 81: September, So 80 asked. But
in good demand and firm; Elgin, l6c; Western
airy, 6Gl015c; do creamery, SGl571c. Cheese
steady and quiet.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour weak. Wheat
Options opened shade higher, but subse-
quently lost improvement and closed weak; re-
jected: 72q78c; fair to good milling, Ss@ssc;
@9Oc: July, S9@S91Sc; August and September.
SS134S9c CONCEPTIONS quiet; carlots for
local trade scarce and 15c buyer. but buyers
operating only for immediate wants; No. yell
low ON track, 42c; steamer, in export elevator,
40c; No. 2, in do, 4l14c; No. 2 mixed, on track
and in Twentieth street elevator, 42c; No.
mixed, June. 4lS@4lAc; July. 4119@4l1lc; Au-
CARROTS firm but quiet; No. 8 white. 34c; do
clipped, 3515c; No. white, regular, S45lc; No.
white, on track, 3513c; No. clipped whiie. 3Sc;
No. 2 white. June, S415@3474c; July, a5A@3511c;
Butter trm but quiet; Pennsylvania cTeamefy.
extra. 151&@16c; do prints, extra, 19@23c. Eggs
frm; Pennsylvania firsts. l5Hc.
ST. l0UlS-Flour quiet, steady and un-
changed. Wheat early advanced Nc, immedi-
ately broke and declined 5000, rallyIng, but
again declined 5sG54c before noon. A gradual
recovery followed the early depression, and for
Ia hnI6 H,.N
with July and December &c and August &c |
under yesterday; No. 2 cash, SIC; July closed |
1t S51sc; August, S4c bid; December, S77Sc. |
Corn quiet; No; cash, S27sc; July closed at 327S
later became stronger and closed 1s@14c higher
han yesterday: No. cash, &1zc bid; July. 29c:
August Csc. Rye dull and lower; No. 2 45c. |
Il 80 bid; September, 81 20. Provisions firm.
Pork. Sl1 so. Lard-Prime steam, IS 66.
MlNNEhP0LIs-The receipts of wheat for |
he day were A cars; shipments, AZ cars, The |
Milling demand was light, and there was some |
If that character were followed and were filed |
rom among the best samples of No. hard and |
No. l Northern. A fair amount of sample |
wheat was offered, with considerable of it not |
AIKEN at the close. No hard, June. sac; July, |
4lc: on track. SEC; No. l Northern, June |
md July. S3c; September. $3.50; on rack, sac;
O@s2c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour unchanged. Wheat |
asy; No. spring. on track. cash, S2@S2%c; |
uy. Sl1sc; No. Northern. S714c. Corn firm;
10. 8, on track, 341ac. Oats steady: No. whIte
n track, 30@3o1ac. Rye quiet; No. ], in store.
7c. Barley quiet; No. 2, in store. 4754c. Pro-
isions easier. Pork, cash. Sl2 20; July, Sl2 rs.
ard. S. IS; July, S. 90 Cheese steady; ched-
ars. 111Sc
BALTIMORE-Wheat - Western, firm; No.
winter red spot, June, July, August and Sep
.mber. ss@sslc. Corn-Western frmer;
liked. spot, June and July, 4O5S@4c: August,
1@4l9sc; September, 4l34c; steamer, 3511@36c.
ats steady and unchanged. Rye nominal
lay weak; prime to choice timothy, Sl2 Oo0
co. Provisions steady. Butter active ard
eady. Eggs firm, at 141ft315c.
ToLEDO-Wheat dull; cash. ss14c; July, ,S75lc;
ugust S71sc; September. S75sc; December,
nlet; cash, 2914c: August. 2734c. Clover seed