Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-26
MARKETS BY WIRE.
Wheat Active md Lowar-Coru Ensier In
Sympathy and on Better Crop
Reports-0ats Weak - Pork
ny,r,. n Trside Level,

TODAY and the market was weaker and un-
settled. The opening was 1sQ1zc under closing
| figures of Saturday. held barely steaoy Ior q
short while, and became weak and oecnneo
l1sc, rallied &c, again broke of Nc or TO insloe
figures, and the closing was l5sc lower for De-
cember and &c lower for May than closing
| figures of Saturday.
Corn was only moderately active. most of the
trade being local within narrow limits until
! near the close, when it was more active. Inc
feeling prevailing was easier, due TO better re-
ports from the interior. larger receipts and tne
decline in wheat. First trades were az 7sg2sc
decline after which the market nrmed up
some, advancing &c. again sold of H@l1sc,
ruled steady and closed with l@l1sc decline.
Oats were fairly active, but weaker and un,
and prices advanced 66lZc The buyers were
soon filled up and offerings became large. The
market had little support and prices receded
9sQKc, and the market closed easy at about
inside figures
Mess Pork-Only a moderate trade was re-
ported. Offerings were fair and the demand
moderate. Prices on the whole range declined
| lO4l27c and closed steady at inside ngures.
Lard trading was only lair. and the feeling
was easier Offerings were not very large and
the demand was fair. Prices on the whole
range declined 21fQ5c, and closed steady at in
Short Rib Sides-A decidedly weak feeling
was developed, and prices on the whole range
declined 7199l0c;; Offerings were quite free
there was an active inquiry, and prices rallied
slightly and the market closed steady.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
al 6sss Aqs9i 81 Sf s. Sso of o "a
l 04ss: necember, 81 O91z@1 O91S61 07sssQl 07ss.
CoRN-No z August, 4s4 4@isN N@4SfS @4S11Sc;
ssptember, 94sss@4S11GaS1sc; May, $50
oHTs|So. : August g71Se81seseXessX
sePsembeT, sagP1o, S618gS6A9Se@S61sc; May, 500
zSrSs o. -. ~, c....A.- ON onz7
10 9O@l0 7OGl0 IS; October, $40 75@l0 75@10 55
Gl0 IS; January, sl2 6O@l2 65@l2 45@l2 50:
LARD, per 100 ns.--septembsr, 6 Nh@e 30
g G 'S sn1afy 3 $ osfSSss ss soSs S sss s. ''S0 AUG
SHORT RIBS per 100 fbs.-SeptembeI, S. 400
5 421<@5 S0@5 S25S; October. s. 55@5 571sQ6 AZ
a. "a January: S. oogs oS1@s s2S90 b.
No. spring wheat, sSc@sl 90; No. 2 red,
81 o!'s No; corn, 4s9s94s'sAe A No mats cats
No. l faxseed 81 3614. Prime timothy
seed. 81 Ss@l 49, Mess pork per bbl sll. Lard
per 100 lbs. s6 20. Short rib sides, loose.
5 s715; short clear sides. boxed. IS 65@5 IS.
Sugars. cut loaf, 7AGIAc: Granulated, SIC.
Standard A, SIC. No. white oats. S11@3Sci
No. 3 white oats. 3614@3T4c
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was steady; fancy separator. 22Q22l4c;
fine separator, 1s13Q2oc; fine creameries, 1870
lSc. Eggs-l6Gl6H
NEW YORK-Flour dull and lower to sell.
Cornmeal steady and dull; Brandywine, S3 25.
Wheat-Spot dull. nominally lower and weak;
options declined 2G2tHc, closed 2G215c under
Saturdays close and weak. through fine wealth
er reports and a statement that foreign coun-
tries will have fair average yield. Rye quiet
and firm; western. 65G66c. Barley malt quiet.
Corn moderately active, lower ana weak; op-
tions declined A@lssc and closed weak on mild
weather West. Oats-Spot dull, irregular, weak;
options moderately active and lower. Hay
quiet and steady. Hops steady and quiet.
Coffee-Options steady and points up to
points down and dull; sales, 10000 bags, in,
@lzs5c; October, ILl5G172Oc: November.
SIG 75Ql6 so; December, sl6 65@l6 70; March;
SIS IS spot. Rio firm, quiet, fair cargoes. 20szc
No. fat bean. l9c. Sugar, raw, fair demand;
sales, $50 hhds muscovado, 500 test, SC. Re.
fined active and firm. Molasses-New Orleans
quiet and firm. Rice active and firm. Cotton
seed oil stronger and quiet Tallow strong.
active; city. (s2 90 for packages), sc Rosin
steady and quiet; strained, common to good,
II 40Ql 40 Turpentine lower and more active
at A@A1Sc; Eggs-Fresh in demand, firm:
Pork active AMI firm; mess, sl2 5O@iS IS;
extra prime, $40 00@lO SO. Cutmeats dull and
firm; middles quiet and weak. LardH over and
.seey n srea sieTs WesSeTn ..,ss steam s. 5
September, s6 5S@6 55 closing at s6 81 asked;
Oct, So 66Q6 20; closing s. 68 asked: Nov, ,S8 79;
December, s. 80 asked; January, 81 Ii asked.
Butter fairly active and firm; Western dairy go
lac; do creamery, 13Q23c; do factory, 71S@13c
Cheese scarce and higher; part skins. 45f171Sc.
PHILADELPHIA = Flour firm but quiet.
Western winter clear, "a 65@5 %; do straight,
sofa, clear, "a 7o@5 10; do straight, IS lO@5 85:
do patent, S. 75@62a Wheat opened steady
but declined 1z@Ac, and closed weak; No. zred
October, 81 06SGl q; November, 81 o7,SS
o. CONCEPTIONS declined %c and closed
nominal; car lots for local trade weak with a
light demand; No. mixed in grain depot SIC;
No o
mixed, August S6Q5613; September, 56@566;
October 56H456kc; November, 561z@57Ac
Oats-Car lots weaker; new No. white 441lc;
also at 44c; futures dull and nominal; No 2
white, August, 43sz@441<c: September. 42@
~; October, 42@421zc; November 421l@42Xc.
PROVISIONS are In good jobbing demand and
mess, new, Sl2 so; do family, sl4 OO@I4 SO; hams.
smoked per pound, Il11z@l215c. Butter scarce
and firm; Pennsylvania creamery, extra, 240
2Sc. Eggs firm and in good demand; Pennsyl-
vanla hrsts, 2Oc. Cheese firm; part skins, 576c,
ST. L0UIS-Flour steady; xxx 50 7O@2 IS:
family. S. lO@4 10: choice. s. 3096 10; fancy
81 25Q4 90; extra fancy. "a 7544 s.: patent IS 05
as Is. Wheat-A good business was reported
and the market was lower. AT the opening
prices were at declines of ssG5s, subsequently
proved. but later became weak and closed I16@2
26 below Saturday. No. 2, cash. 99IsQI 00l[:
September. s91f; nominal: December, 81 O5ss:
May, 81 llH ASKED. Corn--Trading was lignI
except for May and the feeling weak. The
opening was 1sQ% below Saturday and this
was only the torerunner of further breaks
which were established further on The mar
ket continued to decline and closed 9S6IsS
down. No 2, cash, 445zc nominal; Septe mber.
45c; May 49ll049ss bid. Oats-Weak and low.
er: No 2 cash, 35c bid; September. Szl6: Nav.
3S3z sellers. Rye-No. 2, 69c bid Flaxseed--.
Lower at 81 81. Pork, Sll 20 Lard, So co.
BALTlM0RE-Wheat-W Western steady: No. 2
winter red, spot and August, 81 O3lSidI O3l<;
September, 81 O31z@l O31S; October. Sl OS5SS
05; December, 81 0S15@I oS5S Corn-Wssf-
ern easy; mixed spot, Sc bid; August 555S6
555Sc; September. 55ss@5515c: October 553s6
555sc. Oats very firm; Western white 426f3c:
do Western mixed, 40642c; graded No. white,
44c: do do mixed, 42e; new white, 42644c; do
mixed, H@42c- Rye active; choice to fancy.
72@75c; good to prime, 6e97lc; common to
fair, 65467c. Hay steady; timothy, SlI OO0l2 90.
Butter stiff; creamery fancy, 22c; do fair to
choice, 1942lc. Eggs strong and firm at 2l@
&c. Coffee steady.
ClNCIkNATi-Flour barely steady. family
81 00Q4 25; fancy, 81 1904 s.. Wheat steady
and in good demand; No. 2 red, 81 O2: receipts
ll,000 bushels; shipments, $500 bushels. Corn
irregular and weaker; No. mixed. 5265Sc
Oats firm; No mixed. 3S15@39c. Rive easier;
No. 2 70G71c. Pork dull and nominal Lard
neglected at So Bulkmeats quiet; short rib
IS so. Bacon firm; short clear So Is Butter
trm; fancy creamery 25c: choice DAIRY. l3@l5c
Linseed oil steady at 57@59c. Sugar quiet, hard
refined, 3sS@71sc; New Orleans, 5a5Xc Ezes
barely steady at 16@l61zc. Cheese in moderate
demand; prime to choice Ohio fat SQS16c
MINNEAPOLIS-The days receipts of wheat
were l56 cars and shipments rs cars; of l54 total
inspected there were 96 cars new wheat: wheat
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