Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-23

Rev Work.
EEv IosK, June 22.--FloSr-Dull and
rather weak; receipts 1855 barrels; ex-
ports 3,S49 barrels; supertine western and
State So 1908 10; common TO good extra
western ard State 50 60@4 90; good to
choice do 81 0594 60. Whest-Lower,
closing steady; receipts l6S,S25 bushels;
exports S9,S77 bushels; sales 1885, 900
bushels future; 100000 bushels spot; No.
2 Milwaukee 93sc; No. northern 81 OIL;
No. hard 81 Of; do. C. j. f. to Buffalo SO
ASA; upgrsded red 81 OIL; No. 2 red
81 O23; No. | white 81 OF; No. 2 red
June nominal; July, 81 0l9@l OIL 8, closing
at 81 OLE; August 81 039l 039, closing
al 81 G3s; September 81 05@l 052, closing
at 81 05k; October 81 063@l 0Ts, closing
at 81 07s; November 81 0Ss@l 084, clos
ing st 81 0s3; December 81 l0@l lOg,
closing at 81 lOs. Corn-Lower, closing
stronger; receipts 253,6ll bushels; exports
20, $50 bushels; ungrsded 53@559c; steam.
IT 522c; No. 2 white 6l4@624c; No. 2
June 53s@54c. closing at sac; July 5Sg
a sac, closing at sac; August 53b@54sc,
closing at sac; September 543@54sc,
closing at Sale. Oats-Moderately active;
receipts 1885, bushels; exports $40 bush
els; western mixed 3S@39c; white do 400
i2c. Stocks of grain in store June 20:
Wheat, 4,999,064 bushels; corn, 326 S7S
bushels; oats, 532, 3l5 bushels; barley, none;
rye, 81 67 bushels; peas, 1874 bushels;
malt, l27, 952 bushels. Hay-Quiet. Coffee
Spot fair, Rio dull at SIC; options mod
erately active; sales 1920 bags; June
6,75@6.85c; July 6.80@686c; August
8 9Oc; September 695@7.O5c; October
Z loo; November 7.l06T.l5c; December
1901. 25c; January 7.20@7.25c. Sugar
-Firm but quiet; fair to good refining 5s
l959c; refined steady; c, SIC; extra c, 81
a SIC; white extra c. sc; off A, &C; stan
card A, 63c; powdered 74@7sci graduated
i l5.l6c. Molasses-Firm. Rice-Steady
and fairly active Petroleum-Firm; United
closed at SIC. Tsllow-Stesdy at 5 5-l6
95sc. Turpentine-Quiet and unchanged.
Eggs-Dull and dropping; western l24@
&c. Pork-Dull and weak; mess spots Ill OU
all 80 Cut Meats-Middles firm; long
lear &C. Lard-Dull; western steam spot,
S. S2I@6 IS; July Sc 80; August Sc "a
5I6 Sc; September 81 O5@7 06; October
= l5@7 II; November 81 O4@7 O8; city
steam Sc 65. Butter-Dull and hes-y;
western 9@l0c. Cheese-Quiet and firm;
western fiat 3i@6ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 22.-Trading in wheat was
active during the first half of the session,
ut at lower range of prices. The mar
let opened steady with cables quoting a
inn feeling in foreign markets, but with
cry little outside trading the feeling be-
csme heavy and prices feel off &c ute rap.
idly, recovered q trife and then ruled dull
and steady during the remainder of the day.
There was some speculation as to the visible
supply statement, expectation appearing to
be general that it would show an Increase.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Ruled moderately active with weak feel
ing and lower prices. Liverpool was re-
ported firm, but crop reports from the west
and southwest were more favorable and OPP
-rations calculated upon an increase of Wis
ible supply. The market opened 5@fc
lower, declined &c more, rallied SC aud
finally closed &c under Saturday. Sales
-apged: June 683@S9c, closing at 8Ssc;
July 89@893c closed at Sole; August
2OJ@9lsc, closed at 9lfc; September SO
G93sc, closed at 93lc; No. 2 spring SS9
18S.c; No. spring 7S@79c; No. 2 red
Ale; No. 3 red S5@8S8c. Corn-Quiet
ut firm; receipts were large, but a de-
rrease in the visible supply was confidently
expected; market opened ic higher, rallied
c additional, declined &c. rallied 4c and
losed &c higher than Saturday; cash 47Bc;
aune 47I@47Sc, closed at 4T5c; July 463
d47c, closed at 463c; August 46f@46sc
iosed at 463c Osts-Quiet but steady;
ash 32I@324c; June 52!@323c, closed
It 32lc; July 32s@32ic, closed at 32!c;
august 28@28Jc, closed at 28c. Rye
Dull; No. 2 64c. Flax Seed-Quiet; No
81 223. Mess Pork-Fairly active but
regular prices ruled &c lower, rallied
1gain and closed steady; cash $40 100
0 25; July $40 l7@lO %, closed at
10 22l@l0 %; August $40 25@l0 BIZ,
losed at $l030@l0 322; September $40 35
GlO 40, closed at $40 4O@lO 42!. Lard
Quiet but steady; cash Sc 6O@6 624;
uly Sc 624@6 674; August Sc 700
: Is, closed at Sc 723@6 Is; September
Sc 8O@6 IS, closed at Sc 84@6 IS. Boxed
Meats-Steady; shoulders So 1904 90;
hort ribs SIS 30@5 324; short clear S. so
ass. Whisky-Firm at 81 10. Sugar
Firm; cutloaf 74c; graduated 7I@7fc;
standard A 6l@6sc. Butter-Dull and
weak; creamery l4@l6c; dairy l3@l4c.
Eggs-HeavY at ll@lllc.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-Flour-Firm,
with fair demand. Wheat-Qliet; No. 2
red June 96@96lc; July 964997Ic; Au'
gust 99j@$l 00t; September 81 02f@l O23.
Corn-Lower; No. 3 mixed 52@53c; steam
er No. 2 high mixed 534c; No. 2 mixed
jS@54c; sail mixed June 53@53fc; July
52@53fc; August 53!@533c; September
j33@54c. Oats-Dull. Barley steady; No.
2 mixed SIC; No. s. white 39c; No. 2
white 4O64Oac; futures dull; No. white
June 393@4Oc July 39@39lc; August 80
"a 38ac; September 35f@352c. Pork
Ness, new, $l2 O0@l2 Is; family.
81 3O@Il so. Hams-Smoked, 81
all 80. Lard-Stesdy; refined 81 ESQ
so; steam Sc S5@6 so; butchers, loose,
sc 90. Butter-Dull and barely steady;
creamery extras l9@l9c; frsts l6@l7c;
Bradford county and New York do, Ice;
Western dairy 9@llc. Eggs-Dull; de-
pressed extras l2@l3lc. Cheese-Dun
and easier; Ohio fats choice &C.; do. fair
10 prime 5@6ic. Parliamentary.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., June 22.-Cotton-
Dull; middhng 10lc. Flour - Quiet;
amily 81 1904 60; fancy 81 1905 90.
Wheat-Heavy; No. 2 red 81 0O@l OF;
receipts 1900 bushels; shipments 5000
bushels. Confirm; No. mixed 4Sc
Osts-Dull and lower; No. 2 mixed 353@
36fc. Rye-In fair demand; No. 2 $50
zoe. Bariey-Out of market. Pork-D1h
At $40 IS. Lard-Quiet at Sc 40. Bulk
Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders 50 10;
hort rib SIS so. Bacon-Steady; shoulders
"a 37!; short rib Sc 20; short clear Sc so
Whisky-Dull at 81 l3. Butter-Firm;
Extra creamery 10000; fancy dairy 100
&c, I.inseed Oil-Steady at 49@50c