Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-14

i4sc; October 542@54sc closing at SIC
Eats Easy; receipts 10! $50 bushels; "a
,orts 232 bushels mixed western 37939c.
Sbite 3SIG43C; stocks OF grain in store
','uly /, 4,53g, U96 bushels corn, ,2Oi,O3l,
ats, 7S3, 800; rye, 32,3O+; barley, none;
malt, IA, 259; peas, 1882. Hsy-FIrm;
air demand CoHee-Spot fair; Rio steady
ct &c; options quiet; sales 10000 bags;
July 6.9O@7 0Oc; August O5@7. lOc; Sep
TENDER I l5@7 20c. October 1901 25c;
November 1925; December I 30; January
:. 35csSugsr-Dull;n nominal; refined closed
steady; yellow 43@jBc; powdered 65@75c;
cut-losf and crushed &c K ce-SteadS; moi
prarcly active Peiroleum-Steady; United
closei al 93!@935c; crude in barrels 10
I,c TalIow-Steady. Rosin-Dull Tur-
pertire-Dull; 3S!c asked. Eggs-Firm
and in good demand; western l34@l+!c.
NCl!-Quiet aud steady; pulled l4Ge Sc.
Polb-Quiet; mess spot 81 0O@ll -.
!ar6-Westeru steam spot St SUGG So;
July 50 s2!; August 81 IS: September
81 gCCr7 OF; October Sc O7@7 Is; Novem-
ner 81 O6@7 0S; city steam ST 10; mar
Ut very strong Butter-Firmer; fair de
mand; Western at 6Mo4c Cheese-Strong
cr tair demand; Western fiat at 496ic
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July l3.-The day developed
RI her strong feeling in wheat, due manly
10 the expectation of decrease in the vis
ole supply and the falling off in receipts at
primary pop,s The market was moder-
ately steady until noon and prices advanced
&C and closed on the regular board ABOUT
&c higher han Saturday The feeling was
a4ain quite strong in the afternoon, the
aAI het closing a an advance of &c addl-
onal Wheat-Quiet but hrmer; stock in
store at New York decreased $40, 900 bush
eis, and there was an expectation that the
visible supply would show decrease; mar
let opened shade lower, rallied s9gc and
finally closed &c higher than Saturday;
sales ranged: July S6i@S7lc, closing at
SHE; August SS!@6ssc closed at SSsc;
september 9Ol@9OIc, closed at 9O{@
9OGc; No , spring S7l@87ic; No. 3 spring
$50, &c; No. red 92c; No. 3 red SIC.
GorD-Slow prices, exhibiting very little
chance; cash Il &c; July 46s@47Jc, closed
at A &c; August 4GS@46;c, closed at 46}
G46;c; September 46s@f65c, closed al
46sc. Oats-Fairly active, firm and some
what stronger, July closing ic higher; cash
&c; July 3l4@32c, closed at 3l5c; Au-
Just 265@263c, closed a. 26{c; Septem-
Der 25}625,c, closed at 25}c. Rye
Srong; No. 5Sc. Flax Seed-Firm; No.
81 2j@Sl 26. Mess Pork-Ruled active
and stronger; opened 5@lOc lower, rallied
2O@25c, fell back j9l0c and closed steady;
cash $40 2j@lO 30; August $40 100
70 50, closed at $40 3O@l0 32!; Sep
TENDER $40 20@lO ~! closed at $40 81!
Ml0 40 Lard-In fair demand and firm
er and j@7lc higher; cash ST 57!@6 60;
August Sc 62!@6 81; September Sc 20
Ca6 III, closed at 6 1896 ~. Boxed
Meats-Steady; shoulders s. 7O@S 90;
short ribs IS so; short clear - 7O@5 10,
#hisky-Firm at 81 Is. Sugar-Cn-
hanged Butter--Quier and unchanged
,reamcy l5!@l6lc; dairy l&0lic. Eggs
Steady.
Pbii-dsipn,s.
PHuL.orLPEIA. July Is Flour
Ohio 81 jO@5 On; winter patent s. 2iGl
) 80 Minnesota straigh, 81 80; Mnneso
IA Tatent - 2jmj 80. Wheat-Quiet
No. , red July 9i@9i!c; August 95i@
2j!c; September, 9S@9S &c; October 81 90
al OO!. ICOrn-Quiet but steady; No.
; mixed 54a5iIc; steamer No. . mixed
jl@ SOC; No. high mixed sole; No. 2
mixed 5jl@55!c; No. mixed July 522
653c; August 5$0j3ic; September SAG
j44c; October jj@5j!c. Oats-Spot
firm; uugraded mixed SAGE rejected white
she; ungraded white 3S!c; No. 3 white
3Sy63gc; No. white 40c; futures quiet;
No. white July 39J39!c; August 36i
assoc; September 3lCG3l,c; October I'll
G34$c. Provisions-Good and jobbing de-
mand steady. BeeE-City family 50 500
Is 90; do. packers Sll 5O@l2 co. do.
No. mess $40 OOClll co.. Pork-Mess
new $il 75@l2 90. prime mess new
81 OO6ll 80; do family So 0O@l2 80.
Hams-Smoked 81 ollie. Lard-Steady;
refin,d 8 2j@7 so; steam ST j5@6 50;
butchers Ioosr Sc 90. Butter-Steady and
in fair drmaud for choice creamery extras
l9G 2Oc. bradford county and New York
$50 lGc; western dairy 9@l3ci packing
7Mgc. Eggs-Firm and in fair d"mand;
cx,ras l&!@l4!c. Cheese-Firm and &C
tive; Ohio fair 10 choice j@Ic. PetroIe-
um-Quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, o., July l3.-Cotton-Qmet;
Four-Steady; family, 81 lj@4 10; fancy,
81 jO@l 10. Whest-Firm; No. red
. @2Tc; receipts 800 bushels; shipments
3 QUO bushels. Corn-Dull and lower;
No. 2 mixed, 4Sic. Oats-Firm; No. 2
mixed, Soc. Rye-Quiet; No 2 Gle.
Porh-Firm and higher at $40 IS. Lard
-Firmer at S6 Is. Bulk Meats-Firm
and higher; shoulders, s. 62!; short rib,
IS 60. Bscon-Fair demand and strong
er; shoulders, ! 81! short rib, Sc %;
short clear, Sc IS. Whisky-Steady at
81 Is. Butter-Quiet, extra creamery Is
62Oc; fancp dairy l2@l3c Linseed Oil
-Quiet and steady at l7@4Sc. Sugar
Fair demand; hard refined rose; New
Orleans SC Eggs-Quiet q, 100 lie.
Cheese-Sseady; Ohio full cream factory 6
@7c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o. July 3.--Wheat-Firmer and
quiet; No red cash and July 92c!; August
93c; September 949c; October cole; No. 2
soft 9gic bid. Corn nchanged No. 2
cash and July 4S!c; August 49c; Septem-
Der SOC asked. Oats-Quiet and I'M
changed No. cash Sic; August PIC;
September PIC asked.
NAIIS-s2 ga GARD.