Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-29
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat UuseitIed But Business Moderate
With Prices n Tr'fic strouEer-o"ts
und Corn Pick Up-Pork Firmer

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more became weak declining 1c. ralneo
slightly and closed Nc higher than yesterday.
1t will be noticed that the market was nelo
throughout the; session above Yesterday
closing prices. August and September IuIeu
about N under July and May and June ruieo
slightly below July. Crop advices again formed
the principal influence affecting the market.
Other news were scarce.
market at times being fairly active. Inc Ieei.
ing was rather firmer and TRANSACTIONS were az
higher prices. closing nc higher than on yes
terday.
oats were active but unsettled and shade
higher, especially for May. The June ana Jul
futures were traded in freely and prices ao-
vanced kQssc The other deliveries were quieI
and shade higher
The feeling in mess pork was stronger during
the early part of the session ana prices were al
vanced l5G20c, but settled back again ogloc
and closed steady.
a stronger feeling prevailed. The market closed
rather firm al medium figures.
Trading was moderate in short ribs, and the
market showed little more strength Prlces
ruled higher and closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
WHEAT No. 2. May, 935a@9f14 4Q93A@ @9SHc;
June. s4@94jz@s311@ 1@sSzc; July, s3>sGs49s9
UGS Corr No. z May, Ssss0ssN@ h@sssSc
June, ss74GSSNGSShGSa9sc; July. Si1sgaHlG
9SIs@So; May, 5Sns; 3
99ss1N@2TA@2dSG2714c; July, 261s@2e%@26He
MESS PORK, per bbl June. slS l0gl3 20R
l3 l0@l3 20; July, Sl3 25@lS 421<@l3 25GlS 30;
August, SIS 4oGls 6o6lS 4eas 6s;>as 81 o5. 1r,v
s6 l5@6 2o@6 1896 171S; September 80 S219Q
SHORT R1Bs. Der 100 ns.-June, S. l5@5 l715;
Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour firm
and unchanged; No. spring wheat, 9S79@e4c;
No. spring wheat T@ssc; No; red, 9s19994c;
SIC; No. 2 barley nominal; No. faxseed,
81 46; prime timothy seed, 81 80. Mess pork,
per Dbl sl3 15 Lard. per 100 lbs, S6 o. Short rib
Cboxedl. IS l0G5 20; short clear sides (boxed),
S. 65G5 75. Sugars, unchanged. No. 2 white
oats, 2Ss4@29c; No white, 2Sl4@2SHc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady and unchanged. Eggs l29
l21zc.
NEW YoRK-Flour dull and heavy. Corn
meal dull. Wheat-Spot dull and unsettled.
closing weaker; options dull and L@ssc up,
closing weak: trading local. Rye weak and
malt quiet. Corn-Spot moderately active and
higher; options dull, Z@ssc up, and stcody.
Oats-Spot quiet and stronger: options dull
and firmer. Hay in fair demand and steady.
Is points up. and closed barely steady at 50l5
points up; sales. So. $50 haes, including May,
1730@l7.4 .40c: June l7.05G1l7. .l5c; July 16& a
l700c: August, 16.756l6.S5c; September, l6 606
l600c;Decepber. 5S5@l 90c; January, l565:Feb-
ruary l57 arch l5 65c;spot Rio firm and quiet;
fair cargoes, zoe: No. :. fat bean, IS1zc. Sugar
Raw fairly active and firmer: centrifugals, 900
test, 7-l6c asked: refined irmer and fairly
active; of A, 3-l695 7-l6c; standard A. &c; con-
fecuoners' A, SIC; powdered, 5-l6c: granu-
lated, SIC. Molasses-Foreign firm; New Or
leans quiet Rice quiet and steady. Cotton
seed oil duh. Tallow quiet. Rosin steady.
Turpentine dull at 3711c. Eggs firm and in
fair demand; Western. l5@l51Ic; receipts. 7l5
ola 25: extra prime. sll co. Cutmeats dull and
weak; picked bellies, 51s@5%c; do shoulders, 5
@51se: do hams, 9sz@l0c. Lard opened weak.
closed firm and in moderate demand; Western
steam sales $50 tierces So 80. closing at S6 S214
options, sales. $500 tierces; May, Sc 80: June.
S6 2I96 30 closing at Sc 29 bid july, Sc 40@6 AZ,
closing Sc Al bid: August So 50 bid; September.
ing at Sc 20 bid. Butter quiet and weak:
Western dairy, 6Ql0c; do creamery, 6@l4c; do
factory. 4@lOc: Elgin. 14@l41zc. Cheese barely
steady and quiet; part Skins. 496kc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet wheat-De-
futures neglected, but nominally firm. with
new crop months Kc higher; rejected, Parse;
fair to good milling Ss@93c;. prime to choice,
S499Sc; No, 2 red m export elevator, &c; No No;
93o: August, 92@93c- Corn-Options advanced
36@1kc and closed firm; car lots for local trade
quiet, but steady: No. 8 high mixed, in grain
SIC: steamer, in do. 3S1Sc; No. 2 yellow, in grain
depot. 44c; No. mixed, in grain depot, 43c: No.
2 mixed, May, 401s@4Ossc: June, 4O1s@409sc;
July. July di94lAe; August' Aug AEg!i75e: ostse
white, 351lc: No. white, 361Ic; do clipped, &c;
No. white, 3Sc: futures quiet, hut steady; No.
white. May, 3514QS6c; June, 531SGS4c; July,
weak; Pennsylvania creamery, extra. HQl5c;
do prints, extra. lS@23c. Eggs steady; Penn
sylvania tirsts. l515c
ST. LOUIS-Flour firm and unchanged.
Wheat irregular and very unsettled: opened
H@szc higher advanced another %0ssc and
then sagged off, fuctuated irreguarIy and
closed 1sG14c above yesterday; No. red, cash.
9417@9571c, closing at 9455se bid; July closed at
9llsc bid; August: s91sc; December CSC. Corn
opened higher, advanced still further, eased off
Attraction ard closed SsG2{c above yesterday;
No. 2 cash, size; May, SIC: July. 321Sc; Au-
gust, S2sssc; Sentember, 3Slc. Oats higher;
gust, 2454c. Rye firmer; Sc bid. Barley-No
sales Fla1seed, 81 40 Bagging and cotton
ties unchanged. Provisions very dull and only
a small job trade done at previous quotations.
MIkNEAP0LIs-Posted receipts of wheat for
the day were 1l3 cars; shipments. 2S cars
millers for selections that exactly suited their
trade. They wanted but little, and wero soon
filled up Sellers found it peddling market,
and when they had any that failed to meet the
exacting views of local millers it was left on
their hands. There was some demand from
outside millers. but 1t cut little figure in the
days purchases Closing Quotations: No. /
hard. Nav, 90c; June, a01xc; July 92c: on track
9l15@92c; No. ! Northern, May Sg1Sc: June
90c; July, 9lZc; on track, 9O1sc; No. North.
ern. Nav. sSe; June, s9ci July, s0c; on track,
SS@sSc.
BALTIMORE - wheat-Western easy: No.
winter red, spot and MAY, 9ClIc; July, 9IIS6
9ls<c; August, 9l1s@slssc; September, 9l@9lTc
bud. Corn-Western Steady; mixed spor and
Nav. 4l@4l1zc; June, 4O5S@4Ossc: JULY. zOiIa
40ssc; August, 401194l 34c; steamer, 3S1Sc' Oats
firm; Western white. 3415@351Sc; do do mixed.
33634c; graded No. white, 3I15@S5Hc. Rye
quiet and unchanged. Hay steady and nm
changed. Provisions steady and UNCHANGED.
Butter steady and unchanged. EGGS firm and
active at l5@l53c. Coffee firm; Rio carpoes
fair, ls3zQ20c; No, Z, lS&IS1Ic.
MILWAUKEE, - Flour easy, Wheat easv.
No. spring, on track, cash, S9dS9Jxc: JuIy
S9ssc; No. l Northern, Csc. Corn quiet; No.
s. on track, 33c. Oats quiet; No. white on
track, 29G2915c; Rye qu;et: No. l, in store 55c.
Barley quiet; No: 2 in store, 4Sc. Provisions
quiet. Pork $40 IS Lard, Sc OK. Cheese
steady: cheddars. 734s1fc.
TOLEDO-Wheat dull and lower: cash and
May, 93c: July. 9S54c; August, BIG Corn dull
and steady; cash and May, 351Sc; July. 35sIc.
Oats steady: cash, 291zc Cloverseed oniet:
cash, So 90; October. 81 90.
NEW YORK. May 2S.-There was continued