Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-12
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Weaker on General Realizing and
New Crop Comiug In-lIenvy Trad.
Ing In Corn nj Lever
Range Pork still

New Crop Comiug tn-uenvy 1Fnas
Ing In Corn nj Lower
Range Pork stili
Unsettled.
cHiCAoo-wheat-A very. good business
was transacted to-day. but prices were lower
The opening was quite strong and h9H lower
than yesterdays closing. but ruled weaker
soon after opening, and prices declined lISa
NC, then improved, declined again and closed
about ssQl1fc lower than yesterday. The
news was generally favorable for holders
foreign markets all ruling strong and higher
| Crop news continues TO come In bad, but there
was general realizing, and with the new wheal
| Just commencing to move. operators did mol
| care 20 be loaded with much long wheat
Coma large trade was again reported
Opening sales were IsSh<c below the closing
| prices OF yesterday. The Government report
being rather bearsh the market brlged up IA
| sSc. Early adyIces from the interior wero moi
very favorable, very little rain being reported
The advance brought out a good deal Of LONG
property, better reports coming In with some
selling orders from Kansas where rain was re
| ported. Shippers sold freely as also did New
York and 81. Louis. and prices broke afnHc
ruled steady, and final quotations were Hgxt
! lower than yesterday.
Oats were fairly active but unsettled. The
| opening was strong and first sales for the &c
tive months were at 40 advance. further
| appreciation Of 19Gs4c was recorded, but on the
bulge Offering Increased and about all the ad
vance was lost, the market closing easy at nj
| most inside figures.
Mess Pork-A little more business was trans
| acted. The feeling was unsettled. some de-
| hyeries ruled higher and others lower
Lard-A moderate trade was reported Early
| the market was q trfe stronger; later weak
feeling developed and prices ruled 21Q6c
| lower and the market closed rather steady.
| Short rib sides-Trading was moderately ac-
| tive. Early sales were made at 216@5c decline,
but this reduction was quickly recovered. Later
| the feeling was easier and the advance was lost
The leading futures ranged as follows:
August, GsssfQs77s9 s9Ss1sc; septen Der, sO1f
CoES~So. I July s7sSGS7s6@8s15 5a8s71c;
August, S711gS7zs0S7@S71sc; September. Ss
oXsTs@ES: Z July, 2sH@20A 0Ae2sx@2o; Aug.
Gsr, 1st, As92s92s1s@2s14ci September, $50
IL s5el s0 August sii 5oSii 5sali igaa 4SGi To- s
Sentember. sll 2O@ll 20Gll l5@ll 20
LAR2, Arr, per lOO ns-JgIy, s 5573SS5 57Sg5 77f
tembsr, IS 9sG6 OS@5 s5g5 s71S. 7a<'' ~ O
SHORT RIBS, per loo bs.-July, IS 0O@
10; September, IS 2O@5 2505 2O95 20.
and unchanged. No. spring wheat, SIC; No. 8
No 2eorn, S654c. No. oats, ,2SslG2sc' No. 2 rye,
81 Pr@s marcy smSsRg nSR1na seed DO sl ah g. sfss mss:
pork, per bb1, sll SOG1l s71k. Lard, per 100 lbs,
S 7718. Short ribs sides Qoose)aS5 00Q5 10.
DTy sdlIeQ snOuluers kDO4eQl, TO ZU1I0
Short clear sides lboxed), IS 4O@5 So sugars
| unchanged. No. white oats, S2@321Ic; No. 3
| do, 3lSS2c. On the Produce Exchange to-
day the butter market fine butter frmer;
fancy separator, 16@I61dc; finest creameries,
l49l5c; fine, l2@l9c; finest dairies 10Gllc; fine
| 6G9c. Eggs 1l1dQl2c.
NEW YORk-Flour less active and un-
| changed, closing easy. Cornmeal quiet Wheat
tions moderately active and &c down, closing
weak; free selling on foreign account. Rye
quiet; Western, 56Q57c. Barley mali quiet.
Corn-Spot active, 75c down and heavy; options
less active, 1zQssc down and weak. Oats-Spot
firmer and moderately active; options dull and
irmer. Hay dull and weak. Hops dull and
easy Coffeeooogtions unchanged to 10 points
down; sales, $3.50 bags, includinr' July, 1690c;
August, l665Gl670c; September, l6.25c; Outo-
Der, l5.75c; December, 15.40@l5 45c: February
5.25c; spot Rio fairly active; fair cargoes, 2Oc
fairly active; sales 4 100 bags centrifugals, $50
test, 5ssc; 800 bags do at &c, c. d. F.; 3sS hhds
and 800 bags Muscavado, $50 test al &c: re-
fined fairly active and firm; OF A, 57z@6 1916;
powdered, &c Rice fairly active and firm.
CottOnseed oil quiet; crude, 8043lc; yelo'-, 8c6.
Tallow stronger; city ts2 for packages) 41zc.
Rosin firm and quiet; strained common to good,
Sl4 So Turpentine frmer at 4lH942c. Eggs
steady for all but fancy; Western, l46l41Sc;
receipts. 1885 packages; Pork fairly active
$40 00al0 so. Cutmeats strong; picked bellies,
51SG5sSc; picked shoulders, 61Sc; picked hams.
9s4Gl0c; middles dull and easy; short clear,
SC 1906 l21s; sales, 80 tierces Sc 071fQ61S test
options. sales 2,250 tierces; July, So 07G16 10;
August Sc Il; closing, So u bid; September
closing, So 80 bid; December, So 32aG 83; clos
inc, 81 53. Butter quiet; extra firm; others
easy; Elgin, l7Gl7xc: Western dairy G01llc;
do creamery, SGpl7c; do factory, 46Dl0c. Cheese
moderate and unsettled; part skins. 42591c;
Ohio fiat, 5HQ7c.
BALTIMoRE-wbeat- Western easy' No. 2
winter red; spot. s41sc; July, g276a92SsSo; Au-
gust aS@9i 16c; September. 9lSEa0lISc Corn
lda@e asked; August, 49169ilIsc: September,
AlG6p449Sc; steamer, AYE. Oats steady; West.
crn white, 30QSsc; do do mixed, S4ISD35jSo;
6SGp50c; prime, b2p64c; good to fair, 44GD50c.
Hay dull; prime 10 choice timothy SlI 5OD
u So Provisions fairly active. Mess pork,
old, Sl2 rs; new, SIS 60; bulkmeats, loose shoui,
ders. &c; long clear, clear rib Sides &c; sugar
picked shoulders 016@694c; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, 7zci hams, small, <6DI216c;
large iSgie Lnrd. refined 5c; crude &C.
choice, l2@l4c; do imitation, a. i8c; ladle fancy
l0allc; do good to choice, Sggc; store packed,
case. Eggs firm at l6c. Cntfee steady: Rio
cargoes, fair, zoe; No. 2, l77SQlsc
ST. LOUIs-Flour quiet and firm. What
opened higher, advanced l<91Sc further, then
weakened and declined LG5lc afterward
huctuated within narrow range and closed
LQlIc lower for December than YESTERDAY:
No. 2 cash. ses6c; August closed at s75Sc; Sep.
tember, sSc; December, 9l1zc. Corn advanced
early ssQszc, sold down later on reports of rain.
then advanced again, but closed with advance
lost and LsdHc below yesterday; No Q cash.
36ci August S15scbid; September, S6Sc. Oats
higher early on nntavorable Government report
but broke heavily late In session, but the close
was higher than yesterdays last sales: No. 2
cash, 3215ci August, 2s16c; September 2sSkc.
Rye-No; 2 SIC bid seed-New crop, ST 81;
Pork, slI 254ll So Lard Prime sfeam
S. s.; butchers grades, IS so.
PHILADELPHIA - Flour quiet. but firm.
Wheat weak and lower; No. red in export
elevator, S211c; No. red. July, 92lI693l1c:
| August, 92115c; September, 921Sc; October ~
| Gy31<c. CONCEPTIONS quiet and bareIy
steady; car lots for local trade scarce and Xc
higher, with fair demand; No. mixed in
grain depot, acc; do. do. on track, 461Sc; No.
yellow in grain depot, 4613q47c; No. mixed.
3s 5ely ts4es; c,oUeE Argu's sspssm6s5
strong and lc higher; futures LQ]Sc higher.
but quiet; No. 2 white, 8S@39c; do Clipped. 3S6
4oc:NO.2 white July, SI18@SSc; August, S4[g
81zc. Eggs-Choice fresh stock scarce and
wanted; Pennsylvania firsts 151SQl6c.
MINNEAPoLIS-Whest receipts for the day
were 50 cars: shipments, 81 cars. The cash
wheat market was strong and active until the
break came in futures, after which it was
rather dull The early demand for good wheat
was rather brisk, principally for outside &C.
count, buyers appearing to have more than the
was good, and some large export orders were
accepted. Closing quotations: No. hard. An.
! No. Northern, July. Soc: August, $3.50; Sen,
tember, S51Sc; on track, SSQS9I5c; No. 2 North
ern, July and August, &c; September, sc; on
track, 83@S4c.
MILWAukEE-Flour steady. Wheat irrerp.
lar; No. spring. on track, cash, SIC; August.
S61Sc; NO. l Northern, 9Oc. Corn firm: No. q
ON track, S6c: Oats firm; No. white on
track, 32c. Rye firm; No. /. in store. 49l<c.
Barley quiet. Provisions easy. Pork. sIl 90.
Lard, $5 70. Cheese-Cheddars. 7<@71sc
TOLEDO-Wheat active and weak; cash and
July S9c; August; ss1ac; September, Syslc; De-
37Hc; August, 3slsc; September, SS%c; October,
3Sszc. Oats steady; cash, 30c; October. 2sSSc'
Cloyerseed dull; cash, S. so; October new. Sc
Drygoods.
NEW YORK. July LIN drygoods little of a