Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-03
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Active and Unsettled. the Disturbing
Influence Being Bud Crop News-CSrn,
Oats and Pork without Is
peciaI Features.

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win being q buyer Saturday was reported T.
have sold freely shortly after the opening.
The opening was about lc lower for July an
H@34c lower for the more deferred futures. raj
lied 15c tor July and then started down, price
for July declining 1Ac and the deferred future
| !Hgl4c. recovered and closed about &c lowe
for July. ssc higher for August and 10 hlghe
for September than closing figures SATURDAY
| Crop reports from the winter wheat distric
| continue to come IN bad.
Corn was moderately active, within marrow
range and the feeling was rather steady, Ther'
| was very good demand for June. good man,
orders being on the market for this month, ane
considerable changing was done In oroer 10 nj
trife under the closing Saturday, was firm ant
sold up A9ssc, eased of and closed about tht
same as Saturday.
Oats were fairly active and steadier. especial,
| for the more deferred deliveries The strength
was due mainly to the light deliveries on june
contracts.
Trading in pork was fairly active and the
feeling was unsettled. Opening sales were
made at about the closing figures Of Saturday
but later transactions were made at 6@711t
lower range. Toward the close the market
settled back l0Glz1sc closing quiet.
A fair business was done in lard, but further
decline was established. Price on the whole
range declined 5@711c, closing tame.
Short ribs-A good business was transacted
and prices declined 21fG5c. The market closed
| quiet at inside figures,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT-No 2 June. 92sS@92sSgsl1 1IQ921Sc
July. s21z@e3ss@ sl15gsS1sc; August, sl11G9Sa
CoRN- No. 2 June, ss1l@sS9S@sSN@ N@sS16c
July. SS7S@S1s@ IQ84c; August, S415@341{c
OATS No. 2 June, 265s@5H@2615g26
July. 267s@26s4@2e1z@261ci August, 245sG24af
MESS PORK. per Dbl. : June. sl8 25els 271S
obs l5713 20; July, SlS 40@l3 471<@l3 35G
Is S71115; August SIS 556lS 55@l8 45@i8 471s. :
as A jal fF IS s. isa6 81 To- sspte@SeS S G e S
G6 35G6 3u@6 80.
SHORT RIBS, per 100 ns.-June. IS I71<@
I796g5 I21595 ~; July. g seg5 3, sog5 25g
Cash quotations were as follows: Flour dull.
but steady and unchanged: No. 2spring wheat.
s299215c; No. 3spring wheat. 7SGS5c; No.
26szc; No. rye. 5sc; No. harley. nominal;
No. faxseed, 81 As; prime timothy seed, 81 SS
Mess pork, per Dbl, sl3 20Gl3 Is. Lard, per
100 lbs, S. s5@5 s711. Short rib sides Coose).
S. l0@5 20 Dry salted shoulders (boxed) SIS 10
as 20; short clear sides (boxed), IS 6095 20.
Sugars, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and irregular. Corn
meal steady and quiet; yellow Western. 50 lO@
2 As Wheat-Spet quiet and frmer: options
fairly active and irregular. closing firm at 40
lsSc over Saturday. Rye dull; Western, 5s11S@
Gle. Barley dull. Barley malt dull; Canada,
75@S0c. Corn-Spot stronger; options moder-
ately active and unchanged to Lc up and
steady. Oats-Spot fairly active; options quiet
Hops firm and quiet. Cotfee-Options steady
and unchanged to 10 points up: sales, A. $50
bags, including June, F.4O@lZ45c; July, 17.l5
@d;ac: August l7.o0c; September, 1850
December. l595@l60c; March, l575Gl5.SOc;
spot Rio steady and quiet; fair cargoes, 2Oc; 10
9, fat bean, lS11c. Sugar-Raw active and
gmsF fasf fair s,es Fsps @ es51srMtqga sS
S9o test, at SIC; lS0 hogsheads. do s9e test. at
2s4c. c. and f.; 1000 bags centrifugals. $50 test
at l5-S2c; 10000 bags do, $50 test at S1sc., c.
and f; refined fairly active and firm; off "a"
asisc; mSa Soafectioners coe s'andaea i5isc now
deTed, 63e; granulated, SIC; cubes. ,6779c
New Orleans quiet CottenseeS oil 'esd quiet yi IA
low stronger; city (s2 for packages) 9-l6@4
1880. Turpentine dull at 3714G3754c. Eggs
easier and in moderate demand; West
and Steady mess SIS 1sSa s. extra pTime 2ne.
Sll 90. Cutmeats quiet and weak; picked bel
lies 5sssc; picked shoulders 5@51sc; picked
hams, 9ss9lOc. Middles quiet and easy; short
clear. &c. Lard barely steady and quiet. cash.
Sc 2715 sales i. 80 tierces; options sales g. 500
tierces; June, So %; July, Sc SS: August. 50 IL;
closing, So so asked; September, S6 60@6 So:
closing, IS co. October, closed s6 61. Butter
quiet and unsettled; western dairy. 6Ql0c;
western creamery 6@l4c: western factory, "A
l0c; Elgin, 14@l41zc. Cheese about steady and
III QelndnO. western, IeJoc.
PHILADELPHIA-Flour weak and generally
lower; Western winter clear, 81 00@4 40; do do
straight 81 50@4 IS; winter patent. 81 9O@5 so;
Minnesota clear, s. 1904 25: do straight. 81 356
90; do patent, IS 0O@5 So Wheat-Options
que guIet i, and nopInsl; rejected 72@7sc; fair to
voc: steamer No. red, in grain depot, &c;
choice ungraded Longberry, on track, 98c; No.
!, red, june, 9Q149slac; July, sl@s2c; August,
quiet but a shade firmer; CARROTS for local trade
quiet but steady: No. yellow, on track, 42c;
No 3, In export elevator, 3715c; steamer, in do,
SS12c; No. 2, in do, 40c; No. mixed, on track
June, 40@401zc; July. 4Q15@40szc; August. Ala
4l1@ci September. 43@4315c Oats quiet; No /
mixed: 341ac; No. white. 3415c; do clipped
S511c; No. white, S5GS51zc: futures dull and
NJ, new sp crop shade lower; No. white. June,
SS1zGS4e; July. 33HGS4c; August, SOLG3Nc;
September, 3cG3014c. Provisions steady and
N IN TAR Jobblng demand. Pork-Mess. new,
family, sl4 OO@l4 25: smoked. Il@l2Tc. Lard |
Western steam, S6 4096 So. Butter dull and |
Easy; Pennsylvanla creamery extra, lac; do |
prints extra, F@l715c Eggs dull and weak;
1ennsylvanla hrsts. l5Ql518c. Cheese dull; |
part skins, 6f97c.
CINclNNATI-Floure easy; family ss 4O63 65
Wheat easier; No. red e4c; receipts. 500 |
bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels. Corn easier
.nd lower; a, no; mixed. S41zc. Oats easier; No.
PORK quiet a 81 SIX. E LARD iu Weak SG at d 9ss
3ulkmeats easier: snort ribs, S. 25 Bacon
teady; short clear, Sc 35@6 49, Whisky steady:
ales 9S5 barrels finished goods on basis of 81 0a
c. Linseed oil firm at 6oG62c. Sugar strong:
lard refined, 65s@71zc; New Orleans, 5G53Zc.
Eggs 1rm at l215c. Cheese firm; prime to
hoice Ohio, 51s@7c.
ST. LoUlS-Wheat Eopened lower. then do.
lined till itreached 2sSc below the first sales
hen partially reacted and closed with July and
august lc and December &c below Saturday:
10. red, cash, S3c bid; June closed az 94c hid.
uly. 9O15c; December, 93c. Corn-Cash steady:
10: mixed, 3l15c; options lower; July closed
t S2sci August 32sssc; October. 3SsSc. oats
SIC; August, 251z@25lIc RYE lower aSSSS
iull; No. 2cash, 5lc Barley-No market FiaT.
eed, 81 3d. Provisions dull and only a ioh
rade done. Pork, sl2 0o@l2 rs. Lard, IS 80.
BAlTiM0R E-Wheat-we western dull: M
winter red, spot Ssc; June, sec; July 9O1lc;
august, 9Oc; September, 901569O5sc; Decem,
yer, 939<c. Corn = Western easy: mixed snot
0zG4lc; June, 4O114@4015c: July. 4O13OIIc: An.
,ust, 4O12c; steamer, 3Sssc. Oats fairly active.
Western white, 93@S5c; do mixed, s2@sSHc;
hoice, 6S@6oc; prime. 6l062c; good to far. 5S
g6Oc HAY dull; prime to choice timothy.
II 5OGl3 W. Provisions unchanged. Butter
teady and unchanged. Eggs firm. Coffee firm.
Rio, fair, zoe; No. Z. 1870.
MINkEAPoLIs-Receipts of wheat. includ-
ng Sunday, were 269 cars with 10 cars sbipned
;ash wheat was very dull. Outside miIlers
'ougnt few cars of choice wheat but local
nlllers were entirely out of the marker and
here was no demand to speak of except from
elow No. Northern were very slow. Clos |
M quotations: No. l hard, June, Ss15c: JuIy.
g1zc; on track, 90@9015c; No. Northern' June
SC; July, $3.50; on track, Ss114e; No. 2Northerp'
une. S6c; July, SIC; on track. Sc
MllWAUkEE-Flour dull. Wheat hrme,.
o. spring. track, cash. SS1x6SQc. Ipiv !