Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-08
MARKETS BY WIRE.



of L@xc, but the market agsin turned up
ward, prices advancing l&@lsSc, eased On
some advanced and closed about 2sc higher
than Thursday
Corn-There was . heavy trade reported
The market ruled active and excited the
greater part of the session. The feeling pre-
yailing was much stronger and TRANSACTIONS
were at much higher prices. The advance was
due mainly to the hot dry weather reporteo IN
various sections of the West and need OF rain.
First sales were at l1zGlssc above the closing
prices of Thursday, after which the marker
was wild and irregular, but sold off nc, ad-
vanced l1zGlxc, became easier, closing 40
2xc better than Thursday.
Oats were active and at times quite excited
and prices ranged higher. At the opening
operators were wild to buy. and nrst, safes
were at klkc advance over thursdays ciose.
Offerings were light and prices advanced AG
without a trade. appreciated ssc, ana eioseo
Mess Pork-Very little business was trans
acted. Prices were without material change.
LArd-Moderatelya active trade was reported;
Prices advanced 5Q7Hc. and the market cioseo
Short Rib Sides-Quite good trade was re-
ported. Prices rule 7hGl0c higher. and the ad'
vance was moderately well suppot,ea.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT = No. 2 July. Se1sQseGS7KQSszsc;
August, ss1%@sO2s@Ss8so1sc; September, sOz
SCGsfS CofHS@So July. s5Z@S@85K@seAc
August s6zs0S7ss9 90o@371zc; September. S76
0STsSSO. 2 July, 27zx@2sNe77zl02SSAz,c SAz,J AcJj
Agguss 25ssQ2lssGH927ssc; September z1s
MESS PoRR. per bbl.-yuly. sl2 2ogl2 2sS SS'
IL 2O@12 25 August sll sO@n sOall SOGll ";
Sentember. sll 75@ll 75@u 75@ll 20 -ze,. ma
AkkD, kDrIsa Psr IS ses s25 ssp5 segS ss Sep
tember, SIS g71%@6 0215@5 9566 o.
SHORT RIBS, per 100 ns;5J9Iy'o 90 3. i725g n2z5g
s. ssSs s.5ls@Ss S 20 ssssss s5 $ sSSS ss ssss s
steady and unchanged. No. spring wheat,
ss16c; No. spring wheat Isgs2e; No NO: oqo aeo'
fiax M seed, 81 g. Prime timothy seed 81 80.
Mess pork, per Dbl. sl2 CO. Lard: per lee lbs 1ses
S % Dry salted shoulders tboxedl ls5 zoe
Is Short clear sides (boxed), s. 45Q5 5O
Sugars (cut loaf, unchanged. No. white
oats, So1l@a2e; No. 8 do sc@Sohc; On II the he
was steady and unchanged. Eggs. 1oHc.
NEW YoRK-Flour firm held higher and
moderately active. Cornmeal quiet: yellow
Western, 81 l5@2 As Wheat-Spot moderately
active, 1h@2c up and firm; options fairly active
and l2zc up. closing steady. Rye quiet; west
ern, 55G56c. Barley malt dull; Canada, 7599Oc.
Corn-Spot higher, firm and moderately active;
options fairly active, 1ss@lszc up and steady;
violent WIND storms IN some sectlOns anu e1-
treme hot weather in Kansas. Oats..spot
firmer and moderately active; options hrmer
and quiet. Hay quiet and easy; Hops dull
and easy Coffce-Options opened steady, un.
points up; sales, 1880 bags, including July,
iTo54l7l5c; August, le7oGl6SOci September,
l64O6l650c: October, l59O@l595c; November,
l67Oc: December. la65Gla zoe; January, l56oc:
spot Rio dull and firm; fair car
| goes, 20c; No. z SMc. Sugar-Raw
quiet and firm; refined steady and in fair
demand. Molasses-Foreign nominal; New
Orleans quiet. Rice steady, quiet. Cottonseed
oil dull. Tallow steady Rosin steady. Iur-
pentine quiet at 40H@4lMc. Eggs. fancy nrm
and quiet; Western prime, l41sGl411c: western
pork to no4e fa and sseady S
l9 rs; extra prime, SO 004l0 So Outmeats
steady; middles easy. Lard stronger; good e1-
port business in refined; sales 800 tierces; steam
S6 0215G6 OK, closing at s6 075 options, sales.
500 tierces; August. Sc 1895 l2, closing s6 lS;
September. s6 20; October, s. 36: November,
So 50 bid; December, S. 30 bid. Butter fancy,
firm; others dull and weak; Egin, 1I@l711c:
Western dairy, 6Gllc: do creamery, S9l7c; do
factory. 49l0c Cheese stronger and quiet; part
SKINS 5261sc.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour firm; Western win
ter clear, s. 1894 20; do. DO. straight u S09
60: winter patents, 81 7665 10: Minnesota,
patents, a 1906 Is; do. do. favorite brands.
SIS 25 Wheat-Options openedl9l4c lower and
closed firm; milling grades scarce. put demand
ss098c; prime to choice. 94@s7c; No. 2 red, IN
export elevator, 901Sc; No. red July, SIG
S2z4c; August 92l499274c; September, 92A@
s2s<c; October, s5asS24c. Corn firm and lGizac
42K@l2szc; August, 42H@42slc; septem-
ber, 4s&4S14e; October. 4811@44c. Oats
Mar No. Enss 9s @' s5e: No n? white mixed regular S &c.,
futures advanced kdlc; No. Q white, July 955l
@S6c; August. S31a@3S54c; September, 32ll9
S2Szc: October, S2lzGS211c. Provisions in fair
l3 90; do prime mess, new, sl2 90; do family
Sl4 009l4 so. Hams. smoked per pound, l1@
125Sc. Lard, western steamer S6 l2H Butter
fancy good. scarce and firm; medium grades
plentiful and dull; Pennsylvania creamery ex-
ira, Ice; Pennsylvania prints extra 20Q24c. Eggs
choice fresh stock, scarce and in good demand:
Pennsylvania frsts, 1515. Cheese steady; part
skins 5@7c
ST. l0UiS-Wheat-The activity in corn di-
verted the attention of operators and trading
was at an advance of 5sEp15 cent over Thursdays
closing; advanced irregllarly 262hc, closing
easier with July 2ssc: August. 2Ha21lc, and
December 2Hcs s-ggdIee higher than THURSDAY; No. 2
66SEGSSHc, closing at SSc; September S716SSLc
closing at s91sc; December sO1s s9e21Ic. closing
at 92c. Corn at the opening was strong and
buoysnt snmulatea oy the dry weather in the
.NNN~@
close was at advances of 39S1sc, for July and
August, and &c for September over Thursday's
final quotations; No; cash SS@Ss5sc; Jniy,
35l@37c. closing at SIC; August. S4ss@36skc'
closing at 86ssc; September, 351S137l6c. Closing
At 271Sc, bid. Oats advanced in sympathy with
wheat and corn though closing weaker. hut
1@l1zc higher than Thursday; No. cash, $50
Soc; July, 29@2ssSc; August 2S@BXc; septem-
Der. 27sz@2S7Sc. F1axseed lower; August. 81 ~
al Is; September, 81 25Ql 27 Bagging firm:
prices range 69Sc. Iron cotton ties. 81 S39l 35.
ProvisionsIDry SAT- meat and bacon firm and
higher: pork and lard dull and unchanged.
MINNEAPoLIs-Re Receipts Wheat since
Thursday amounted to l50 cars; shipments same
time, rs cars. Stocks of wheat in country eIe
vators in Northwest decreased 100000 bushels
the last week and are now 10SO,O 900 bushels.
MilIers took hold OF samples well early mart of
the day, buying uu the choice selectlons freely.
After demand not so active and some lots moi
meeting their views as to quality were slow TO
dispose Of. Closing prices: No. hard. Septem-
ber, on track, 9l69T1zc; No. 2 Northern JnIy
S534c; August, SIC; September SEC: on track
S@s71<c; No. Northern July, sc: Aurust
SSc; September, SIC; on track, S3@s4c.
BALTIMoRE-wheat-W Western strong. Nh .
August, 92c, sales; September. s2Lc sales
Corn-Western strong; mixed, spot 13lS049sIc.
July, 421fQ42szc: August, z23zQlSc; September.
z34c Oats steady; Western white 35698I%c.
do mixed, 3SG34c; graded No. white 35lxc'
Rye qniet. Hay steady. Provisions steady.
Butter firm. Eggs firm at 1418@I5c Coffee nm
changed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uiet. Wheat unsettled.
No. 2spring. on track, cash, S61z@S7c; August,
SIC; No. Northern, SIC. Cora quiet: No. q
on track. =. Oats firm; No. 2 white. on track
901zG3lc. Rye quiet; No. 2. in store, 4slSc'
Barley firm; No. 2, in store, 45c. Provisions
1irm. Pork, sl2 80. Lard, IS TO-
T0LED0-Wheatf firm and higher; cash aol<c
July and August 9lc; September, yI3<c: De
cember. 933e. Corn active and frmer: July
and August &c. Oats quiet; cash SOc.
ber, IS 70. W. WV
London Wool Sales
LoNDoN-At the wool sales to-day there was
q fair attendanCe and fha rnorl,ot .n-..-,