Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-10
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Whent Quiet and Values on n Lower Level
More Favorable Weather for Grow.
ing Crsps-Corn and Oats
Acfira-pnrl Narlacfnd.

reported to-day, and the market ruled STEADY
within a lower range of prices. There was
nothing special in outside news and operators
were rather inclined to await developments
The market opened 1f@ssc lower and ruled
steady most of the session, with fluctuations
confined within I6@ssc range, but closed HGAc
lower than yesterday. December showed
rather the most strength. The weather turned
much cooler in the Northwest and more favor
able for the growing crop. Light rains were
reported in Kansas Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and
Missouri.
Corn was traded in to a fair extent, price
changes being frequent within &c range, the
feeling prevailing being a little unsettled. but
prices on the whole range averaged higher
Early trading was at 1l@asc under the closing
prices of yesterday. About the middle of the
session, on good buying said to be for New
York account, there was bulge of &c. The
early weakness was attributed some to reports
of rain and cooler weather in some sections OF
the corn belt.
trades. One large operator sold over 6OO,oOO
bushels for September; also liberal quantity
for May. The offerings were readily taken by
shorts who were anxious to cover, and their
purchases prevented a decline in prices. Price
changes were confined to Nc range.
Mess Pork--Very little business was trans
acted. Prices rather favored buyers.
Lard-Trading was only fairly active. Prices
declined 21Sc early. but rallied 214@5c, and the
market closed steady at outside figures.
Short Rib Sides-A moderate business was
transacted. Prices ruled about 24c lower early
in the day. but rallied again later, though the
close was comparatively easy.
The leading FUTURES ranged as follows:
WHEAT = No. 2 July. SeQSS1sGS72sGS754c;
August, S9HQSs16 6GSs9S9c; September, S9H
CoEN-So. 4 July. s5A@Ss15@S54@S6hc;
august: S6ls 1sQ369S61sc; September 0o>s
oATswSo. { July, 2saSa2sa2sc: August,
214@2, ,ss@Z7H@2714c; September 2I1sG27A1
MESS PORK, per bbl.-July, So I5gI2 l5@ "a
September ell 60Gll 60@ll 6O@ll CO.
5 b4sR A RPgrIs $50 Sq s55 sc5 Sa5 2 81 sS Sep 20
tember. Sc OG@6 0218Q5 971z96 CO.
SHORT RIBS. per 100 bs.-July, IS l229@
1fg5 Z fsSe@Se4 1GS TO- s. aggHsa 95 8 S5S 1SS eS a9
Cash quotauons were as follows: Flour
unchanged. No spring wheat. S1Ae; NJ; 8
spring wheat Hs, 7S@S21sc; No; og red s7s4GSSc
4Sc. No: harley nominal: No. fax seed,
81 50. Prime timothy seed, 81 S3@l 85. Mess
pork, per bbl, sI2 co. Lard, per 100 lbs. IS 7715
Dry salted shoulders (boxedl, e5 20G5 25
Short clear sides (boxedl, SIS 1895 so. Sugars
(cut loaf, unchanged. No. 2 white oats, Slh
@32c; No. do, 3016c. On the Produce Ex-
change to-day the butter market wa steady
and unchanged. Eggs, 1l@llKc.
NEW Y0Rk-Flour active and generally
firm; city mill, l0c higher Cornmeal quiet and
stronger; yellow Western, 50 30@2 55. Wheat,
dull and 1s@Ac lower, closing steady Rye
quiet: Western, 56957c. Barley malt quiet,
Canada, 10000. Corn-Spot in good import
demand, and L91Sc higher: options dull and
Oats-Spot fairly active and steadier; options
quiet and irregular. Hay quiet and easy.
Hops dull and easy Coffee-Options steady;
sales, 6l,5OU bags, including July, l665@l6.75c;
August, l6.45Gl665c; September, l6.056l6.2Oc;
October, l5.5O@l5. Csc; December. l5.30Ql5. 40c;
February, l5.lOc; March. l6.lO@l5.l5c; May,
goes, zoe; No. 7, Aat beam ls1sQlSl4c. Sugar
Raw steady and quiet; fair refining. sc;
centrifugals. $50 test, SIC; refined firm,
nalI nay s' @ for M0as's' So test New nV@ or
Rye steady and quiet. Cottonseed oil dull.
nSv- Ta!Sw fl firm Kosin steady TuTpsntigne inc
fine: Western prime, l41S@l5c: Western poor to
fairly active; mess. sl8 259Is rs; extra prime,
short clear. IS 90. Lard opened at IS rs and
closed stronger; business in demand; sales,
5000 terces; closing Sc l215, options. sales $50
tierces; July, IS 0S bid; August. So l2G6 lS,
closing at So IL bid; September SO q bid: octo-
Der. Sc S696 81, closing at Sc Sc bid; November,
s6 4096 ~, closing at Sc Al; December, S6 "a bid
E@l75xc: Western dairy, 66llc: do creamery, 8
Gl7c; do factory 4@l0c. Cheese dull and
easier; part skins, 4G36c; Ohio fat, 6G7c.
PHILADELPHA-Flour quiet. Wheat opened
A115c lower, but subsequently recovered and
closed shade frmer: old No 2 red in export
elevator 92c, with 9214c bid for new in do; new
No. 2 red July, 9214@9215c; August. 9219@9Sc;
September, 921499254c; October, 92s4Qy314 &c.
seapty and closed n car lots
for local trade scarce and firm though quiet;
No. 3yellow in grain depot, 44c: No. mixed
in grain depot a4c; N9 yellow on track 4Sc;
September, 43I@4313c; October, 43A@44c
Oats-Carlots &c higher; No. white, &c; fancy
No. white, S9ISc; July options 1c higher, but
white July. S615@S7c; August 3S1l934c: Sep
tember, 323sQ32sc; October, 325ssGS3c. Butter
FineIgoods firm; Pennsylvania creamery extra.
lSc: do prints extra 2l@24c. Eggs steady;
Pennsylvania irsts, 1515@l6c.
ST. LoUIS-Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat
options opened 14@15c lower. advanced 9s45sc,
then f fiuctuated irregularly within Ll7sc range
closing with July Lc;A gust ssGlc: December,
A@5sc below yesterday; No. cash higher.
tember. SS14c; December, $3.50. Corn-Unsettled
and unchanged from yesterday; No. 2 cash,
35Ilc; July closed at 375sc: August 355s635%c:
September, S6szc. oats-Opened weak but soon
strengthened, advanced &c, although eased off
later and closed quiet: No. cash, 291Sc; August
2Sssc; September, s2s1sc. Rye-Higher; No. 2
81 2S; September 81 q, Pork and lard un-
changed.
MiNNEAPoLIs-Receipts of wheat for the
past "a hours were 55 cars; shipments, 81 cars.
The demand was sluggish but the offerings
were not heavy, and holders we're generally
pretty firm IN their views, asking full prices.
The sample tables were not cleaned off early,
but milers were pretty steady buyers about all
day, and with their buying and buying for ship.
ment, desirable offerings were pretty well
cleaned up. Closing Quotations: No. hard,
July, SSc; August, S73lc; on track. 9l692c: No
/ Northern, July. 8Sc; August S614c; Septem-
ber, S5c; No. 2 Northern. July. s2c August. S3c;
September, SIC; on track, S2QS4c.
BALTIMoRE-Wheat-W easy; No. 2
winter red. spot. 9312c bid; July, 9l3l692c: Au.
gust, 9l14@9l1&c; September 9Is4@S2c. Corn
August, 4s9l3I4c: September 4s1Sais5Sc;;
steamer, 391ac asked. Oats firm; Western white,
2515@27c; do mixed, 34G36c; graded No. z
white, SIC. Rye slow; cnoice. 5s@56c: prime.
52054c; good to fair, 4SGl50c. Hay quiet: prime
fairly active. Butter firm for fancy grades;
others quiet. Eggs firm. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoes fair, 2Oc.
MILWAUKEE-Flour quiet Wheat unset
tied; No. spring. ON track. cash, S6@lS7c; Au-
gust. S614c; y o. Northern, SSc. Corn steady;
track, 3l&3l13c. Rye quiet; No. /. in store,
49c. Barley firm; No. 2 in store Soc Pro,
visions easy. Pork. cash, sl2 20; August, sIl so.
Lard, cash. s. IS; August, IS IS. Cheese steady;
cheddars. TlzG71ac.
TOLEDo-Wheat firm; cash and July, aOc:
August, 9O6c; September, sO5sc; December.
92tsc. Corn dull and easier; cash and August,
3712c. Oats quiet. Cloverseed nominal; cash
s. 30; October, So TO-
DrysOods.
NEW DIRK. July 9.-In drygoods the demand
continues Of moderate duplicate character
but goods arriving from the mills are about ali
1nr NraN oil. ,1,-,.