Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-17

September 6 soc; October 6. 9597 .00c; Nc
venber 7,05@7 l0c; December LOG
7.l5c; January I l5@7.20c March 7259
1900 Sugar-Firm but quiet; fair to good
refining 81 95Rc; refined steady; powdered
7@7Ic; grsnulsted 63e; cutlosfsn crushed
I slice Molasses-Quiet. Rice-Frm
with fair demand. Petroleum - Firm;
United closed at sole; crude, in barrels,
6i@7Ic; refined Tic. Tsllow-Stesdy.
Rosin-Dull. Turpentine-Firm at BIC.
Eggs-Dull and easier; western l3@ l34c.
Wool-Steady and in moderate demand,
Pork-Quiet and stady; mess spot 81 80
all 60; extra prime 50 so. LArd-Quiet;
contract grade, spot, Sc IS; July s. S2G4
6 SO; August 81 $500 SO; September
S7 OF; October 81 l6; November 81 05Ca
40; December S. $500 81; city steam
Sc 6O@665. Butter-SGonger and demand
fair; western lO@l94e. Cheese-Stesdy
with fair Inquiry.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June l6-Traders in wheat
we're pretty thoroughly at sea owing to the
vice diversity in estimates made by ChlcA'
90 statisticians regarding the visible sup
ply. Operators had very generally cslcHla-
ted upon an increase, but instead the CHI
cago statement showed decrease of nearly
100000 bushels. This, together with an es
innate by the Ohio agricultural bureau that
The next wheat crop would not exceed us.
100000 bushels, influenced free buying ear
ly and the market opened &c higher. The
New York statement indicated an increase
ofsomewbat more than half a million bush.
els in the visible supply. and this held the
market down and caused an early decline
of &c. Under moderate buying the market
rose again, advancing S@4c, eased of ic
and closed on regular board &c over yester-
day. Flour-Dullan unchanged. Wheat
-Fsirly active and stronger; market
opened &c higher, sold off !, advanced ia
3c and closed Bc higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged: June SS@88ac, closing at 8S9c;
July $4,000, closed at S93c; August
9li@92c, closed at 9l3c; September 93f@
"a, closed at 933@93Bo; No. 2 spring SSl
@89Ic; No. spring 10000; No. 2 red
94@94jc; No. 8 red S2@S4!c. Corn
A decidedly stronger feeling prevailed owing
to decrease in the visible supply and est
mated lighter receipts. The market opened
&c higher, receded a triae, advanced bc aud
finally closed &c higher than yesterday; cash
4Sc; June 47!@485c, closed at 4Sc; July
463@47!cc, closed at 47ic; August AGA
047!c, closed at 465c. Oats-Active
and stronger near options, ruling
g65c higher; cash 33}@339c; June 33l
6333c, closed at 334c; July 33b@33Sc,
closed at 333c; August 2S@28Bc, Rye
Quiet; No. 2 64c. Flax Seed-Quiet; No.
| 81 %. Mess Pork-Fairly active and
stronger; prices ruled l0@l5c higher;
scaled back PC and closed steady; cash
$40 35@ 10 40; July $40 35@l0 42!, closed
at $40 4O@lO 424; August $40 424@
10 80, closed at $40 473@l0 So Septem'
Der $40 5O@lO 90, closed at $40 474@
10 60. Lard-Fairly active and frmer and
advanced 507lc and closed steady; cash
IS 6N@6 62!; July S. 62!@6 Csc; August
Sc 7O66 IS, closed at Sc IS. Boxed Meats
Steady; dry sailed shoulders So 85@3 9j;
short rib sides S. 1905 42t; short clear
SIS 7O@5 70. Whisky-Firm at 81 10.
Sugar-Unchanged. On the produce eS-
change: Butter-Firmer; creamery l5@
l79c; dairy l2@l4c. Eggs-Dull and weak
at lO!@ll!c.
CINCINNATI, O., June l6.-Cotton-
Dull; middhng lOSc Flour-Firmer; fam
ily ST. 1904 60; fancy 81 1906 co.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red 81 OIL; receipts
S,275 bushels; shipments 1884 bushels
Corn-Stronger and higher; No,2 mixed
Osts-In fair demand and
steady; No. mixed 36@362c. Rye-Dull;
No. 2 7l@72c. Barley-Scarce aud NOM
inal. Pork-In moderate demand at
$40 Is. Lard-In good demand at Sc 40.
Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders
So IS; short rib S. so. Bscon-Firm;
shoulders 81 371; short rib S. 30; short
clear steady and unchanged. Whisky
In fair demand andsteady at 81 l3. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Easier at
ll@l2c. Cheese-In good demand; choice
full cream factory Cote.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.-Flour-Slug-
gish and weak Wheat-Quiet and closed
firm; No. red June 96!@962c; July 972
@974c; August 81 O0l@@l O04; Septem-
Der 81 02i@l 024. Confirm; No. 3
mixed SIC; steamer No. 2 mixed 533c;
No. 2 yellow 54!c; No. 2 mixed 53l@
sac; June 53l@534c; July 53l@53}c;
August 54@54!c; September 54f@55c;
Oats-Quiet; No. 8 white 39@3s3c; No. 2
white 4OIc; No. 2 mixed 38c; futures
steady; No. white June 4O@4OBc; July
August 374@30c; September
35@36c. Lard-Stesdy; butchers loose
Sc 90. Butter firm and moderately active;
creamery easy at l8c. Eggs-Dull aud
weaker at l4@l5c. Cheese-Firm with
fair demand.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., June l6.-Wheat-Quiet
and steady; No. 2 red, cash or June 923c;
July 93c; August 943c; September 96lc;
No. 2 soft gS@99c. Corn-Dull but
firm; No 2 cash or June 48c bid; July
483c; August 49lc. Oats-Quiet; No. ?
cash 35c.