Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-01

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| I 25c; October 7.25c; November I.zo@
| 1.30c; December Z 30@7.35c; FebruarI
7.45c. Sugar-Quiet; refined quiet ant
easy of A 53@55c; mould A 6sci white
| extra C6 Il-l6c; cutloaf and crushed 64ei
powdered SIC; grannlated &c. Molasses-
Steady and quiet; SO test l9@l93c. Bye
Firm and fairly active. Petroleum-
Steady; United closed at .98998lc. Tailov
STEADY. Rosin-DuIl. Wool-Firm and
in fair enquiry. Pork-Dull Lard-Dulli
contract grade spot Sc 74@6 TIL choice
$3.50; August Sc 1906 IS; Septembel
IS s5@6 80; October Sc 96@6 SO; No
yember S. s9@6 81; December Sc S5@
6 60; city tea S. 55@6 60.
chicago.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-Reports from the
b~or,Lwesiern wheat fields continued uni
ioI niy bad again to-day and it was estims.
ed ,kst the prospective yield would be re-
Guctd anywhere from 200 to 20 per cent
at compared TO estimates made on july l.
some If the teleersms asserted that many
f, Ice were in o cri icsl condition and that q
ce~LunGsnce Of the present hot weather
Ntu d completely ruin the wheat prospect IN
certain localities The market started up
on This news hut fell back on rumors of hot
or Dusty wheat in Chicago elevators. A
s,Cry that wheat wss out OF condition IN
some Chicago elevators was given currency
in q morning paper here and the report was
used by the bears in efforts to depress prices,
but the rumor certainly had its effect upon
the course of the market. The August fu,
;ure began selling at q discount of from q
to 2sc as compared with September, but at
this difference there was free buying of Au,
gust, which. in q measure restored conf
derce. On the afternoon board, however
The difference again widened to 24c. Re
ceipts were light and shipments limited
Nothing definite was developed during the
day to the truth of the statements concern
ing wheat beyond q denial by the elevator
people that any Of the wheat had been In
iured. Flour-Unchanged. Wheat I'm
settled and nervous owing to disquieting
rumors of wheat in store and the market
generally ruled easier, closing 4@3c under
Yesterday. Sales ranged: July 863@S73c,
closed at SIC; August, S7@S75c, closed al
SIC; September, 893@9Ofc, closed at 89Bc;
October 9l5@923c, closed at 9lbc; No. z
spring 87@87fc; No. 3 spring SOC; No. 2
red 92@93c; No. 3 red size. Corn-Rnled
fairly active and a shade easier, bat closed
well up to Yesterday; cash 458@453c: July
453@45sc, closed at 453@46Sc; August
Ash @454c closed at 453ci September 1910
458c, closed at 45Sc. 0ats-The sntici
pated corner in July oats did no msterialize
and the price for that option closed 2 cents
under Yesterday, other options ruling steady;
cash 26c; July 26@28e, closed at 263; Au'
gust 25l@25sc, closed at 25ic; September
23624fc, closed at 244c. Rye-Steady;
No. 2, 58lc. Flax Seed-Steady; No. l
81 23}. Mess Pork-Ruled sole higher
early, but fell back and closed steady; cash
$40 iO@l0 20; August $40 05@l0 Is,
closed ct $40 O73@l0; September $40 10
0IO 22}, closed at $40 l5@l0 III; 0cto'
Der $40 22I@l0 323, closed at $40 25@
10 27!., Lard-stesdy; cash Sc 500
6 523; August Sc 5O@6 523; September
Sc 55@6 ga, closed at Sc 574@6 60; DC,
tober Sc 65@6 10, closed at Sc 65@6 CIT.
Boxed Meats-Firm; shoulders 81 ESQ
4 so; short rib'S5 65@5 673; short:clear
Sc 05@6 10. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
Sugar-Unchanged. Butter-Ruled steady;
creamery l5@l8c dairy l2@l3c. Eggs
Steady at lie.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3l.-Flour-Dull.
Wheat-Spot in fair demand and firm;
steamer No. 2 red July 94f@944c; August
943@943c; September 973@97tc; Octo-
Der 99s@99s. iCorn-Spot quiet; No. 3
high mixed 551c; steamer No. 2 mixed
543@55c; No. 2 mixed 523@Jjc; options
quiet and steady; No. 2 mi-ed July 523
6523c; August 523@522c; September SO
@53ic; October 534@53lc. Oats-Spot
weak and unsettled; No: ) white $780,
No. 2 white 3s@383c; futures inactive;
No. 2 white July 3S@384c; August 32i@
33lc; September 3l4@32fc; October 800
32f. P~rovisions-In fair demand and
steady. Butter-FIrm; choice Bradford
county and New York extra Ice; western
dairy extras l4@l5c. Cheese-Dull and
easier; Ohio fats choice 72@7c; do fair to
prime 54@6!c. WOol-Steady and I'M
changed.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., July 3l.-Cotton-Steady
and higher; middlipg l08c, Flour-Easy;
family 81 25@4 40; fancy 81 1904 rs.
Wheat-In good demand and steady; No. 2
red new Csc; receipts $500 bushels; ship
ments 1000 bushels. Corn-In fair demand;
No. 2 mixed 4S@49c. 0sts-In good de-
mand; No. 2 mixed new 27c. Rye-In
light demand; No. 2 Gle. Barley-Iu fair
demand; No. 2 spring new &c. Pork
Dull and nominal at $40 623. Lard-In
fair demand at Sc 36@6 40. Bulk Meats
In good demand; shoulders 81 l23; short
rib SIS So. Bacon-Steady; shoulders Sc so;
short rib Sc 55. Whisky-Quiet at 81 l3.
Butter-Firm and higher; extra creamery
l2c; fancy dairy l3@l4c. Sugar-Firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Dull at $3.50.
Cheese-Steady and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July Manifestations
jull and easier; No.2 red cash 94ic; Au'
gust 93@c; September 94sc; October 95sci
November ollie bid; No. 2 soft, cash OIL
august 962c asked; September CSC asked
October 99tc asked. Corn-Dull; No.
cash, August 47c; September 493c bid;
ear 394c asked. Osts-Essy; No.
ash 3O4c; August 262c asked; September
26c.
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