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

closing at 81 044; September, 81 O4s9
| O6, cloaing at 81 05B; October 81 O6t@
| O7i, closing at 81 074; November 81 O9,
closing ct 81 O9; December 81 095@l lOi,
closing at 81 lOI February 81 II. Corn
Spot easier; options opened weak but
closed firm; receipts llS,9O0 bushels; ex-
ports 88,l47 bushels; ungraded 52@539c;
No. 8 52@52lc; No. 2 white, &C; high
mixed 54l@55c; No. 2 June 525@53sc,
closing at 53sc; July 53B@533c, closing
at SO &c; August 53B@54!c, closing at 54sc,
September 54a@55sc, closing at 55Sc; Oc'
{, Der 553@56!c, closing at 565c. Oats
Mixed higher; white lower; receipts 30, 400
rshels; exports ESQ bushels; mixed western
iC@4lc; white do 43@47c. CoHee-Spot
ar; Rio firm at 8sc; options barely steady;
.ales $3.50 bags; June 90c; July $3.50
7COc; August llOc; September 7.l5@
Zoe; October 7.25c; November 1900; D.
en- Der 7.35c; February 7.45c; March
7.5tc. Sugar-Dull and easy; centrifugal
go test &C; fair to good refining 51@5tc;
RI fined steady; white extra c SIC; copfec-
tioI ers' A, 6 9-l6@6sc; powdered 75c;
granulated 6S@62c. Molas3es-Quiet and
asy; so test zoe Rice-Steady; demand
moderate. Petroleum-Firm United closed
At 1850. Rosin-Dull Turpentine Firm.
Pork-Dull; mess spot $ll 25@ll so.
Iard-Higher butquiet; western steam spot
Sc 1906 so; July Sc 8O@6 81; August
Sc 9l@6 "a; September 81 O0@7 Oh; Oc-
soter 81 1907 -; city steam Sc 6O@6 65
Butter-Quiet and firm for choice. Cheese
-Firmer and in fair demand.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 5.-Tbe day on Chang
vas again marked By strong excitement
md another sharp advance in wheat. TIE
col ditious were very similar to those during
he two preceding days. The outlook tor
.rop in winter wheat was consider ed 60 du
Jiots as to dwarf the talk concerning the
isl BILE supply. The official statement from
Kan sas limiting the probable yield of the
Itare to 100000 had a Strengthening
feet, and the statement was made thai
Mis-, ouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio would
,ep, TT little if any more promising condi
roI 8. The other wheat markets responded to
re Use here, ST. Louis leading the local
market and scoring larger advance than
Chicago. Receipts here were large and
shipments limited. Foreign advices
rutted dull and easy markets, and under
his influence, after a firm opening, the
rraIBet declined &c, rallied &c, again solo
IF a trihe, then sold up under strong de.
maud lIc, and closed on regular board lc
ovcr yesterday. Flour-Dull and IN
, hs1 ged. Wheat-Tradipg active with al
lnsettled and nervous feeling, with prices
ruling irregular and higher. Market open
d a shade higher, declined &c, rallied &c
sold up &c, and closed lc higher than yes,
erjay. Sales ranged; June 87@8S3c
closed at S8S@8S4c; July 87j@9O4c
closed at 90sc; August 9Oj@92Sc, CLOSED
At 92lc; No. spring 88l@S83c; No. 2
.pIing 79@8Oc; No. 2 red 95!c; No. 3 red
&c. Corn-Fair demand, but after a firm
opening ruled easier, price1 declining &c
Huctuated and closed &c under yesterday;
cssh 46I646sc; June 46@46sc, closed a,
i63@46Sc; July 454@46ic, closed al
l5Sc; August 45i@4Gic, closed at 452c
Osts-Weaker feeling prevailed, togethe-
with lower range of price,; market de
cGned ia &c, reacted and closed at medium
figures; cash 33@33fc; June 32B@33Sc,
closed at 33bc; July S25@33sc, closed at
33!@ safe; August 2Si@28sc, closed a
1Sl@2Ssc. ,,Rye-Quiet; No. 2 Csc.
Barley-Nominal. Flax Seed-Dull; No.
81 3O@l Sc. Mess Pork-QIiet at II
@l5c lower, closing steady; cash $40 2
6lO 30; June $40 25@l0 so; July
$40 256lO 35,S closed at so 32!@l0 35;
august $40 356l0 IS, closed at $40 424
ard-Easier at 24c lower; cash S. 474@
. 52!; June Sc 5000 52!; July Sc $50.
t 70, closed at sc 57!@6 60; August Sc e.
as 673, closed at Sc Ga! Boxed Meats
Quiet; shoulders 50 8O@3 IS; short rib
IS 2565 PA; short clear S. 80@5 IS
Nhisky-Firm at 81 Is. Sugars-Steady
.rd unchanged. Butter-Quiet; creamery
l4@l5!c; dairy 9@l2c. Eggs-Weak at
lie.
Phnadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Flour - Dull
aid weak. Whest-Opened higher, Re
c,ed ard closed barely steady; No. 2 rec,
Iune 96l@97c; July 99@99fc; Angus,
81 Ol@l OIL; September 81 03!@l o..
Corr-Steady; No mixed SIC; No 3 high
mixed54c; steamer No. 2mixed 53l@54c
steamer No 2 high mixed sac; No. 2 yel
,ow safe; No. high mixed Sale; No 2
mixed June 52l@52lc; July 52}@53lc;
august 54@544c; September 544955ae
Oats-Stesdy; No. white Ale; No.
white 42c; No. l white 43c; ungraded dark
&c; futures quiet but steady; No. 2 white
June 403@4llc; July 4l@4l&c; Angus;
$50 3SIc; September 35@3Sc. Eggs
Firmer; extras l5@I6. Cheese-Quiet and
easier; Ohio fats, choice SIC; do. fair to
prime 5@6c. Wool-Unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., June 5. - Cotton
Steady at lose. Flour-Firmer; family
81 2uG4 60; fancy 81 6O@4 IS. Wheat
stronger; No 2 red 81 0O@l Of; receipts
$500 bushels; shipments 500 bushels.
Ccrn-Wesk and lower; No. mixed At
@47s, Oats-Quiet; No. 2 mixed 35@
S5sc. Rye-Quiet but steady; No. 73@
74c. Bsrley-Nominal Pork-Steady and
in light demand at $40 IS Lard-StronR
At S. SO. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders
81 IS. abort rib S. 40 Bacon-In fair
demand; shoulders 81 rs; short rib S. Is;
short clear IS so. Whisky-Steady at
$ll3. Rutter-Quiet and unchanged. su-
ssr-Stesdy and unchanged Eggs-Easier
a. l2gc. Cheese-LoEer; choice full cream
factory 6@Tc.
Toledo
ToIRpo, O.. June 5.--Whest-Frm;
No. 2 red, cash or June 94c; July 95fe;
August 965c; September oslo; No. ?
soft 9slcG$l on, Corr4 Quiet and steady
No. . cash, or june 4Slc; July 49c bid;
August 49lc. 0ats-NS Ching doing Re