Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-05

! | e5 p Sushel; clover, small seed S. 00@
S so; large, IS 5a@6 90, Is to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 90 per
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-County prime, those, demand
good.
Tallow-Counry, SIC; city, &c; demand
good.
NV Yoax, May Cotton-Dull; mid
ding uplands l0ic; do Orleans lie; fut,
ures closed steady. Flour-Receipts II, OBJ
barrels; exports 2, $50 barrels; market dull;
common to good extra western and State
So 1904 25; good to choice do ~ 300
6 90; common to choice white wheat
western extra S. O0@5 so; 3,400 barrels
winter wheat extra at 50 S0@6 90; 1920
barrels Minnesota extra at 81 1905 10.
Wbes,-Recelpts Sl,775 bushels; exports
1913 bushels; market unsettled and de-
pressed; spot grades declined 293c and OPP
ions 3G5Ec, closing steadier with recov-
cry of sc@ &c; No. spring 81 90; No, 2
Chicago 81 OO@l OF; No. hard 81 10;
DO l. f. 81 09; No ? red 81 02@l O2t;
No red May, sales 100000 bushels, at
ggcGSl coz. closing at 99l; June, sales
3,l2S, CGG busl els, at 993e@Sl OF, closing
at 81 OC4; July, 81 Ol4@l 03s, closing at
81 OIL; August, sales $4,000 bushels at
81 O2I@l 043, closing at 81 02l; Septem-
Der, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 04@
l 053, cosiDg at 81 Oh; October, sales ~
600 bushels, at 81 054@l O63, closing at
81 O5i; December, sales $4,000 bushels, at
81 O73@l 10, closing at 81 O74i January,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 09s. Corn
spot lots declined 4@llc and options 20
&c, closing heavy; export demand light
and speculation moderately active; receipts
81 $50 bushels; exports co. 47 bushels; I'M
graded 5665Sc; steamer57i@58l &c; yellow
59I@6Oc; No. May 55s@57Sc, closing
at 555c; June 55f@57lc, closing at 55Sc;
July 559@51sc, closing at 5jSc; August
56i@573e, closing at 56ic Oats-LoTer;
receipts 1850 bushels; exports 9j,O2l
bushels; western mixed 42@44e; white do
4s@jlc Hay-Stesdy and demand tsir.
Cofee-Spot dull and weak; options about
20 points lower and active; No. 7 Rio spot
6.56c. sales $3.50 bags; May 6.2506 35c;
June 6 1905. 4Oc; July 6.4j@6 soc; Au-
gust 6.5O06. Csc; September 6.60@6 zoe;
October 6 S5c; November 6 S0@6 soc; De
cember 6.85@6.9Oc. Sugar-Firm but
quiet; fair to good refining quoted at AGO
4 l5-l6c; sales Al ,775 bags; Aracaja Age;
on Change nothing was done; refined quiet;
mould A SIC; standard A 55c; off A $50
SIC; granulated ll.l6c; Cubes 6 9-l6c.
Molasses-Stronger; so test Isle. Rice
Steady and quiet. Petroleum-United
closed at 77sc. Rosin-Steady. Tsllow
Quiet. Turpentine-Steadier at sac.
Eggs-Dull and weaker; western l39@
l3$. Pork-Dull and declining; mess spot
Sl2 5O@l2 Is; family mess $l3 0O@l3 Is.
Beef-Dull. Cut Meats-Middles dull;
long clear Gsc. Lsrd-7@9 points lower;
contract grades, spot, quoted at 81 10;
June 81 l267 Is; July 81 22@7 81; Au.
gust 81 2i@7 45; October 81 1907 80;
city steam ST 50. Butter-Quiet and weak;
western l0@26c. Cheese - Quiet and
steady; western fiat 7GlOc.
Chicago.
CalcAGo, May 1.-The peace news from
London which came in with reservation
during the day, but explicitly la'er 10 the
day, caused severe break in prices all
along The line on Change to-day, accompan
led by heavy feeling at the close. Wheat
closed on the afternoon Board nearly s
cents n; der the highest prices Current last
week and 8 cents under the closing figures
Saturday. The session began with de-
cline Of &c, but an advance Of &c followed,
but toward the close of the morning session
there was decline of one cent, and an
other decline Of q cent occurred n the at
ternoon. Very little inquiry was reported
at Liverpool and with fine weather The stu
alton was generally besrish. The result Of
the Gay s trading demonstrated that a large
amount Depreciation was done on the prob.
ability Of war and the reaction is declared
to have been atIral one in consequence.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
ruled moderately active but lower prices
prevailed owing TO the peace news from
London, the market closing on the regular
board j62c under Saturday. Sales ranged.
May S7B@6S$c, closed at 87Sc; June S94
69Osc, closed at S9!c; July 9i4@0?ic,
closed at 9ilc; No. spring 8730S75c;
No red 984@994c; No. 3 red SHE
Com nsettled and lower in sympathy
with wheat; prices declined &c and closed
nearly at inside prices cash 478@48ic;
May -l7S6483c, closed at 47$@47!c; June
47I@46$c, closed at 474c; July 47S@ 49c,
closed a. 47ic. Osts-Speculative trading
light and moderate offerings bore heavily
upon the market, prices closing l@lSc
under Saturday; cash Csc; May 342@3j3c
closed at 343c; June 3l5@353c, closed at
35c; July 3j@355c, closed at 3j5c. Rye
Strong; No 7Oc. BarleY-Nominal
Flax Seed-SteaGy; No. 81 80. Mess
Pork-Trading active but lower, closing 80
q 4Oc under Saturday; cash $ll $50
II So! May $ll 32l@ll 30; June $ll 20
all so, closed at Sll 20@ll 22}; July
Sll 3O@ll 60, closed at 81 30@ll 50!
Lard-Quiet and a shade lower; cash
Sc 77l@6 so; May Sc 80; June S. s2l@
6 90, closed at Sc s2!; July Sc 82!@G 90,
/ c)os,G a. Sc S2l@G S.. Boxed Meats -
Qmy, sad easy; dry sailed shoulders 81 +
al 50, shert rib sides s. 1905 -; shor
clear si1ts SC 2O@6 %. Whisky-Firn
at = -. Sugar-Unchanged Butter
Drl rud weak; creamery 22@2+c; dairy
PC c Fegs-Weak at lOi9lI!c.
Philadelphia
r".,s,ErrHti, May 4.-Four - Yer;
du"; Western Pennsylvania superfae s. s.
70 &SIi: extras 81 5O(D3 So; Pennsylvania
fsmliv - 2jGI4 so; roller process 81 62l
as GO; St. Louis and Southern Illinois
s. 5O@5 50; winter wheat patent s. $40
6 10; Minnesota bakers 81 50@5 IS;
patents S. 1906 Is. Rye Flour-Scarce
and firm at ST 90 for choice Wheat-Un.
settled and lower; No. red Nav 99!c@
81 90; June 81 0l3@l 0lS; July 81 O2l
al O2s; August 81 O3@l o.. Corn
Weak; No. 4 yellow 5Sc; steamer No. 2
mixed 58c; No. yellow 58c; No. ? mixed
May 56@563c; June 563@j62c; July
57@57!c; August 57!@58c. Oats
weak; poor rejected white 38c; No. 3
white 424c; No. white 43c; futures dull
and weaker; No. 2 white May 42@43c;
June 42!@4Slc; July 43@433,; August
37@4lc. Provis;ons-Quiet and stesiy;
hams, smoked, per pound lO@llc. Lard
Steady; refined 81 1907 87!; steam
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