Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-25

seuber !. OOc; October 1. 2s91.soc; Eoyem-
bsr 7.3Oa7.35c; December 7.369I.40ci
JasaAry f.40c; February 7.5e@I.6oc, so,
gar-SlroDg and in better demand; refined
quiet and steady; extra c 6B@5sei confec,
TONERS 6 b-l6@6sc. Molasses-Dul and
nominal. Rioe~-Steady and IN moderate
demand. Petroleum-AtSl Oh; crude IN
barrels 73@7Ac. Turpenins-Steady Of
SHE. Eggs-DuIl and lower; western ii
@l2c. Wool-Firm and in fair demand
domestic fleece 21@36c; pulled l4@3Sc;
Texas 9@22c. Pork-Steady and moder-
ately active; meas spot Sill 509ll 6zti
family mess $ll 50@Sll IS; clear back
fl3 90. Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats-Flrmi
picked bellies 6tc; picked hams lO49
lO3c; western do 93c. Lard-AoderatelT
active; choice S. 80; contract So 714;
August Sc 7396 IS; September IS $50
6 so; October So 9097 OF; November
SC sS66 sc; December S. 90@6 go; city
steam SIS so. Butter-Steady for hne
grsdes. Cheese-Hesyy and lower west
srn fst, a
CHICAGO, July 24-The wheat market
ortned about lc lower aud sold down to
9Olc for September, when buying against
Puts caused q reaction which sent prices
up jc. The general feeling at the opening
was weak and prices would have gone much
lower but for the great strength in corn u
oats, together With the reports Of rust aud
cbinch bugs in Minnesota and damage from
the weather to spring wheat in other sec
tons. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Whest-Unsettled and nervous with ductu-
atoms quite rapid and within q moderate
range; the market opened &c lower, fell of
ic additional, rallied &c on reports OF rust In
northwestern wheat sections, declined &c,
quickly rallied &c, aud closed about the
same as yesterday. Sales ranged: July
S7l@S8, closed at size; August, 88@98fc,
closed at 8S3c; September, 90f@9lsc,
closed at g. &c; October 924@93fc, closed
at 93c; No. 2 spring S7sc; No. 8 spring
79Ic; No. 2 red 9I@93c No. 3 red, SIZE.
Corn--Ruled strong with prices averaging
higher, ruling at one time &c higher, finally
closing within f@fc OF outside prices; cash
46kc; July 46@46jc, August 459@46se,
closed at 455c; September 453@46tc, closed
at 45kc. Oats-Active, July "shorts" Gov
eripg freely; July advanced fc but fell back
again; cash S24c; July 32f@33Sc, closed
at 32Bc; August 26i@26sc, closed at 26sc;
September 25s@253c, closed at 25Sc. Bye
Firm; No. 2, 58Rc. Flax Seed-Stesdy;
No, l 81 "a. Mess Pork-Fsirly active
but prices 5@7Ic lower; cash $40 ESQ
10 324; August $40 l73@l0 20; September
$40 25@l0 30; closed at $40 25@lO 273.
Lard-Quiet and prices 5@73c lower cash
Sc 52J@6 So; July Sc So; August Sc $50
s 60, closed at S. 55@6 SD; September
Sc 62B5@6 673, closed at Sc 653@6 65.
Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders 81 200
4 30; short rib IS 57a@5 60; short, clear
Sc O5@6. 10 Whisky-Firm al 81 Is.
Sugar Unchanged. Butter - Stronger;
CT eapery l63@l64c; Dairy l2@l3c. Eggs
STEADY al lie.
CINCINNATI, O., July 24.-Cotton-
Nominal; middliDg l0lc. Flour-Essier;
family 81 25@4 so; fancy 81 6O@4 so.
Wheat-In fair demand and easier; No. 2
red old CSC; new 953@96c; receipts 5000
bushels; shipments 400 bushels. Corn
I'm moderate demand and firm; No. z
mixed 474c. 0sts-In fair demand and
firm; No, 2 mixed 332c. Rye-Firm;
No. 2 Gle. Pork-Quiet and steady at
$40 rs. Lard-Easier at S. 35. Bacon
Steady and unchanged. Whisky-Nominsl
at 81 'l3, no sales reported. ~Butter-Steady
and unchanged; creamery 10000; fancy
dairy l2@l3c. Sugar-Quiet, but firm
and unchanged. Eggs-Easy at 9@lOc.
Cheese-Essy at 6@7c.
Philadelphia.
PHmLDnLPH1A. July 24.-Flour-Quiet
but steady. Wheat-Firmer but quiet;
No. 2 red July 94c; August 954@953c;
September 9St@984c; October 81 OOl@
l 6Oe. Corn-About fc higher; No. 3
mixed 54c; steamer No. 2 mixed 543ci No.
2 mixed 523@55c; No. 2 high mixed Sc
@59Ic; No. 2 mixed July 52t@523c;
August 523@53c; September 53f@533c;
October 53i@54c. Oats-Spot firm and
in fair demand; no grade 372ci No. 3
white 39@39lc; No. 2 white 4O@4l3c;
futures about &c higher. Butter-Firm
with good demand; creamery extra zoe;
Bradford country and New York extras Ice;
western dairy extras l4@l5c Cheese
Quiet and easy.
TOLEDO, O., July 24.-Wheat-Dull and
easy; No. 2 red cash or July 94c; August
93ic; September 94Bc; October 95Bc; No.
2 soft cash and July 973c; August 961c;
September 981c asked; October 81 90 asked.
Corn-Quiet and easy; No. 2 cash or July
49c asked; August 4s}c; September 4Sc
bid. Os~ts-Steady; No. 2 cash 323c; August
27c; September 26lc asked.