Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-28
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Not Much Doing In the Cereals, and Figures
Lower for wheut-Corn and Oats
Were Barely Steady - Pork

| CHlChGO-Wheat-The was less doing, anu
| the feeling was easy, with part of yesterday 3
| advance lost. There was less demand, and some
parties who bought yesterday were anxious to
Sell. The market opened lower, declined A@
11sc for the various futures then rallied nc Tor
July, &c for the more deferred futures, eased
off slightly, and closed lc lower for July and n
Gszc lower for the deferred futures than yester-
day. Advices from the Northwest say It mas
stopped raining. Reports in regard to the crop
are conflicting. though rather more favorable,
and some selling orders from there were re-
ceived.
Corn was fairly active early in the day. Few
outside orders being on the market, but atter-
ward ruled quiet and easier. The Market
| opened a shade below the closing prices OF yes
terday, was firm for time and advanced Tc,
ruled weaker and sold off nc, became steaoy
and closed about the same as yesterday;
Oats were traded in fairly. but an easier feel-
ing prevailed. Price changes, however, were
confined to a narrow range, and the close was
at about the same figures as yesterday 1or
June and July, but at &c decline Tor the more
deferred futures.
Pork-Very little business was transacted.
Prices declined l0G20c, and the market closed
| quiet at medium figures.
Lard-Trading was moderately active. Prices
declined 215@5c and the market closed tame.
Short Rib Sides-A fairly active trade was
reported. Prices declined 5@114c and the mar
ket closed steady at inside figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No. . June. s66S61s1S51s@S5Mc
July. s614@S67s@S5s6GS516c; August, s674GSoA
CoRSgNo. z June. S44QS4A @841S@s4zlc;
july 34ll@347s@S41S SGS49sc; August, Si1s@So
GS474@S4{c. >s,,-,>a,,,<,.
@2G9s@261s s@2614c. -
Sentegiber. sI2 4O0l2 4O@l2 2O@l2 40
LARD, per 100 bs.-July, S. 75@5 1895 40
as 70; August S. S5@5 SS@5 S27l@5 S211aa;
"a 9oa5 OO; August, IS 2216@5 25@5 l716@52O.
Cash quotauons were as follows: Flour
sae! and H6e. No. prSSg red
S5Zc No. 2 corn, S41c. No. 2 oats, 27szc.
No. 2 rye, 1870. No. barley nominal: No. l
faxseed, 81 SS Prime timothy seed, 81 81.
S 20 short ribs sides uoosel 8 S5@5 90.
Dry salted shoulders (boxedl. $5 00@5 10 Short
clear sides (boxed), IS 35Q5 45 Sugars-Cut
loaf rs; gTanua1ed S%G; staGoara aa a. a n1yIsr c
@1lc.
NEW YORK-Flour moderately active.
Cornmeal quiet; yellow western, So l5Q1 As
and wesR qRs sEs GPen' qSe d1 %ess2S ' GSe
Barley dull. Barley malt quiet. Corn
| Spot airly active, s9@15c up and firm; options
dull and steady. Oats-Spot unchanged;
steady. Hops firm and quiet. Cofee-options
opened barely steady and 2O93O points
down and closed steady Io@2O points down;
sales, As, $50 bags including June N.00@l7. l0c;
July, 166Oal665c: August. 1625c: october,
l55O6l565 November, Is 35@l5. .40c: December
l525Gl54Oc; January. l5l0c: February, 15l5@
l525c; March, l5.05@l5. Csc; May. 1905: spot Rio
quiet; fair cargoes, zoe; No. Z fat bean. $50
1910. Sugar-Raw dull and steady: refined
quiet and steady. Rice steady and in fair de-
| mand. Cottonseed oil dull. Tallow (S2 10 for
l a.. 4Sr,A
dull at 4215c. Eggs easy; Western. 141I@l41fc;
receipts, 1863 packages. Pork quiet ana easy;
mess, SIS 254lS 75; extra prime, $40 00Gl0 So
West.in
asked; sales. $50 tierces; options. sales !. $50
tierces; July closed at IS 81 bid; August Sc II;
September. s6 22@6 Is, closing at as 25 asked;
Sc %; December. s6 2S@6 80, closing at s6 %
Butter quiet; rather easy; Elgin, l6Gl616c:
Western dairy, 6Gllc: do creamery, S4l6c: do
factory, 49lOc. Cheese lower; active; Western,
7@Sc.
Wheat only a moderate business was trans
acted. The market showed some strength at
the opening. which was %@1&c higher for Au-
gust and December and 1-l6c up for July: i'm
proved L@ssc further ard then followed an ir-
reglar decline Of IQlc, rallied AQssc, after tn
noon call, then ruled unsettled aud irregular;
& the close was 15c for July 1c for & August H! and
No. cash, S3@SS5Sc; July closed at S41s@S4lzc;
August, S315c; September, sac; December.
S73sc. Corn opened at an advance of NG5sc,
eased off later, but toward the close BEANIE
firmer, and closed Nc higher than yesterday;
No 2 cash, 33c; July, at 3S111c; August, S3c;
September 3S15c Oats quiet, closing about
the same as Yesterday; n n" 5e cash 2Sc bid;
265s92c. Rye in demand at 44c. Flaxseed
UNCHANGED. Provisions dull. Pork, sll 25Q
II 81. Lard-Prime steam, s. so.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat-w strong; No.
2winter, red. spot and June, SS1Sc; July. IS;
August, S74GSSc; September. SS1lc. Corn
Western firm; mixed, spot, June and July, 4lc;
August, 4lk@4l1zc; September, 4l&@4lszc:
steamer, Soc. Oas firm; Western white, 3414@
36e: do do mixed. S3G34c; graded No. 2 white,
good to fair, 5O@52c. Hay dull; prime to choice
timothy, Sll 50dl1 So Provisions fairly active;
mess pork. sl2 rs; new. sl3 SO; bulkmeats loose
&c: sugar picked shoulders. &c; suger cured
smoked shoulders, Tzc; hams, small. 1l34@
l21@c; large, l0@llc; Lard-Refined, nc; crude.
6gGzc. Butter steady; creamery. dairy. 1910
do ladle fancy. l0@ll; do good to choice, SG9c;
store packed, 6G7c. Eggs firm at l5c.
PHILADElPHIA-Flour dull and weak; Min
clear, SS 85 do straight. 81 so; do patents
81 SOQS5 co. Wheat-Options 15c lower. closed
rejected. 72@7Sc; fair to good milling, Ss@93c;
prime to choice. 95G9Sc; No. 2 red, June 896
S91Sc; July, Ss15@S9c; August, 8S1I0Ss3lc; Sep
temDer, SSA4oeSzc. corn STEADY. With light
local trade demand; No. mixed, In grain de-
pot 40c; No. .. steamer in export, elevator, 40c;
No. in do, 4lc: No. 2 mixed, in Twentieth
street elevator. 42c; No. high mixed, on track,
4211zc; No. mixed mixed. June, 4076@4l1Sc;
July. 409Q4l1sc; August 4l1s@zlasc; Septem-
ber 4l3zQ42c. Oats-Car lots Hc higher: No.
white. regular, 3415c; No. white. 351l@351Sc;
futures ruled firm. with sales of No. white.
September, BIC; No. white. do June, 351<c:
July. 35035zc: August, 32A@3211c; September.
Sl1s@Slssc. Eggs steady; Pennsylvania firsts,
l5hc.
MINNEAPOLlS-Receipts of wheat for the
day were 81 cars; shipments. 80 cars. The early
movement in high grade samples was fair, and
some selections were made at quite full prices,
futures, and to dispose Of samples yet remain
ing, lower prices had to be accepted, There
was less inquiry than yesterday for wheat of
low quality, and some OF it seemed not easy to
SELL Closing quotations: No. hard, June and
July, S43zc; on track, SIC; No. Northern.
June and July. S2s4c; August, S41sc; September.
SIC; on track, S4@S419c; No. 2 Northern, June
and July. 7Sc; on track, 7SQs0c.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet Wheat easy:
No. spring. on track, SS@SS15c; July, S2ssc;
track 3Oc. Oats dull; No. 2 white, on track.
291zc. Rye dull; No. !, in store. 4T4c Barley
inactive; No. 2 in store, 4SHc. Provisions
frmer. Pork, Sl2 65. Lard s. 7215.
ToLEDo-wheat lower and dull; cash, Ssc:
July. S7Hc; August, S71sc; September, S7%
@S97zc. Corn quiet; cash. 3518c. Oats steady;
cash, @11c. Cloverseed dull; cash, s. 40.