Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-15
PRODUCE.
.Nsw Yorn,


heavy; receipts 1887 barrels; exports
3.7sf barrels; superfne western and State
So 00@3 so; common to good extra Ohio
% 40@5 40; common to choice extra St.
Louis 50 40@5 40. Wheat-Spot dull op.
tons opened shade better, later weakened
and closed steady; receipts 59,075 bushels;
exports 79, 430 bushels; sales Z, 81, 900 bush
els future; 10000 bushels spot; No.
spring 921c; No / hard 81 OIL; No. North.
ern 81 90; ungraded red 95@96c; No. 2 red
nominal; No. white 81 90; No. 2 red June
nominal at 99lc; July, 81 004@l OIL
closing at 81 OFF; August, 81 02t@l 03s,
closing at 81 OH; September 81 04f@
l 054, closing at 81 043; October 81 069
l 06ss, closing at 81 OCT; November 81 074
81 Osf, closing at 5 Oh; No. 2 spring,
July, 92ic. Corn-Spot lots quiet but
steady; options heavy and lower; receipts
$500 bushels; exports ll0,O07 bushels;
uugraded 53@57lc; No. 3 SIC; steamer
54@54ic; No. white &c; ungraded
white 64c; No June 64f@543c, closing
at 54tc; July 53i@543c, closing at 52ic;
August 54@54Se, closing at SIC; Sep
TENDER 543@55sc, closing at SIC. Oats
Heavy and lower; receipts al 400 bushels;
exports, 1900 bushels; mixed western 38l
@4Oc; white do 40@44c. Hay-Stesdy
and IN moderate demand. Cofse-Spot
fair; Rio frmer at ss@s!e; options higher
and fairly active; No. Rio spot 6.9Oc;
sales Is, $50 bags; June 6.74@6 SOci July
6 75@6.S5c; August, 695c; September
6.95@7 O5c; October 6.05@7.l0c; Noveu-
Der 7lO@e zoe; December, 7.20@7.25c;
January 72Oc. Sugar-Strong and fairly
active; fair to good refining 5 3-l6@5 5-l6ci
refined firm; confectioner's A 69CG64c;
granulated lll6@63c. Molassea--Quiet
and weak. Rice-Steady with demand
moderate. Petroleum - Steady; United
closed at 79sc. Tallow-Dull and weak
at 5s@5 7-l6c. Rosin-Steady. Turpen.
tine-Firm at 35@35Ic. Eggs-Quiet
Pork-Dull and heavy. Lard-W estern
steam spot Sc sO@6 IS; June closed at
Sc SO@6 81; July Sc a2@6 SO; August
| Sc "a; September 81 nt5S7 08; October
81 !4@7 10; NOVEMBER 81 o. = I O5; De,
Gemoer ~ J4@6 81; city steam Sc 65.
bul'C~r-Frm and in fair demand. Cheese
/ Quiet but firm.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June l3.-The market opened
6rm and higher this afternoon on the
/ strength of the later estimate reducing the
probable yield to less. than 100000 900
bushels, but the strength was only tempo.
rary, and after the first hour selling fever
broke out, which did not appear to have lost
its force at the close, when prices were about
the lowest current during the week The
! weakness is ascribed to the brilliant weather,
increasing receipts and the confident pre-
diction that the visible supply will show
| large increase next week. Flour-Dull
ard unchanged. Wheat-Opened firm and
advanced &c, but under heavy offerings De.
ciined &c, 6uctuated and closed &c under
yesterday. Sales ranged: June S7f@SsSc,
closing at size; July SS4@9OIc, closed
at $3.50; August 9O!@92bc. closed at 9Osc;
No. 2 spring 87l@S7sc; No. 3 spring 7S@
79c; No. red 943c; No. 3 red 84@S4!c.
Corn-Msrket ruled firm early with wheat
but gradually declined &c, fuctuated and
closed i@sc under yesterday; cash 47@
!c; June 47@47lc, closed at Ale; July
46b@464c, closed at 46lc; August 1910
46Sc, closed at 4jSc. Osts-Dull and
easier, with near options &c lower; cash
33c; June 325@33ic; closed 325c; July
323@334c, closed at 323c; August 28c.
Rye-Stesdy; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed
Lower; No. 81 80. Mess Pork-Iluled
firm early and sc higher and then sold of
lO@l5c; cash $40 30@l0 424; July $40 273
@lO 40, closed at $40 27!@l0 30; August
$40 3O@lO 523, closed at $40 35@l0 374.
Lard-In fair demand and firm, but sold
off 5@73c toward the close; cash Sc 600
6 623; June Sc 621; July Sc 60@6 size;
closed at Sc 5000 629; August ST. 67l
@6 10; closed at 81 673@6 70 Boxed
Meats-Quiet- dry shoulders SO 624; short
rib S. 324@5 IS; short clear rib S. 100
5 Is. Whisky-Firm at 81 10. Sugar
unchanged. Butter-Frm; creamery l4@
l6!c; dairy lO@l2c. Eggs-Firm at II
lie.
CINCINNATI, o., June l3.-Cotton-
Dull at logo. Flour-Easier; family 81 rs
al 50; fancy 81 1906 90. Wheat -
Weaker; No. 2 red 81 O0@l or; receipts
1000 bushels; shipments 1900 bushels
Corn-Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed &74@
4sc. Oats-In fair demand; No. mixed
36!@37c. Rye-Dull; No. 2 73c. Farley
Quiet; extra No spring nominally SIC.
Pork-Dull at $40 IS. Lard - Quiet at
Sc 81. Bulk Mests-Quiet and firm;
shoulders 50 IS; short rib SIS so. Bacon
Steady; shoulders 81 374; short rib S. 20;
short clear Sc So. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 l3.
8utter-Quiet and unchanged. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Heayy st III
6l2c. Cheese-Stesdy with moderate de-
mand; choice full cream factory 6@7c.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. June l3.-Flour--Dull
ard unsettled Wheat-Opened higher,
reacted and closed barely steady; No. red
tune 96t@963c; July 97b@98ic; August
8 QOI@l O0l; September 81 02!@l O2S.
Jorn-Opened firm aud closed steady; No.
; mixed 53l@54c; No. 2 yellow j3!; No.
) mixed 53@54c; No. mixed June $50
sale; July 53t@534c; August $3.50 SIC;
September 544@54}c. 0ats-Qaiet; re-
iecttd white SOC; No white 40c; No. 2
White Ale; No white 42lc; futures dull;
so. 2 white June 4O@4l3c; July 1910
tOlc; August 37l@38!c; September 36@
"a SIC. Butter firm and in fair demand;
creamery extras lSc: irsts l6@l9c; pack
ing 7@9c. Eggs-Dull and easier; extras
l4!@l5lc. Cheese-Firm. Others I'M
changed.
To,rno n Juno I2-Wheaf