Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-17

November III 06i(9l OIb closing .: ~ va
co,n-Opened strong and higher, later re
acted and closed heavy; reeeip's IS, 900
bushels; exports 47,023 bushels; sales ll5.'
eco bushels future; $4,000 bushels spot;
upgraded 5OI@54c; No. 2 white 5Sc; I'M
graded white SAC; No. 2 July 52s@53sc,
closipg at 52sc; August 63ic, closing at
SEC; September 53s@549c, closing st 5Ssc;
October 54J@55ic, closing at 54sc osts
Steady; receipts 81, 400 bushels; exports
none; mixed western 36i@39c; white do
39@43c. Hay-Steady; demand moderate
Cofee-Spo. fair; Rio steady at Ssc; OPP
tons steady and more active; sales "a, 15o
bags; July 7,00c; August 7.O6c; September
7.l097. l5c; October 7.l5@7.25c; Decem-
Der 1851. 35c; January 7.30@735c; Feb
ruary I S5@7.40c. Sugar-Re6ned about
steady; extra c 5l@5ac; white extra U
1850; confectioners' A 6s@63c. MO-
lasses-Quiet; so test zoe. Rice-Firm
and in fair demand. Peiroleum-Steady;
United closed at este. Tallow-Qaiet
Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Dun at 80 re-
Eggs-Steady and in fair demand; western
Hottie. Pork-Quiet but steadily held;
short clear $l2 Is; mess $ll 2l@ll 90,
Beef-Quiet. Lard-Lower and dull; west.
ern steam spot Sc $500 S74; of grade
Sc 80; July $6 80; August Sc S7@6 SO:
September 81 0l@7 o.; October 81 l229
Is; November 81 0S@7 o.; Decemosr
81 05; city steam s. 81. Butter-Stesdy
and IL tair demand; Elgin creamery l7@
l9c. Cheese-Firn and demand moderate.
Chicago.
CHICAGO July l6.-Transactions in wheat
to dsy were the largest witnessed in many
weeks, and the excitementat times ran high.
The course of prices was based solely upon
the tenor OF the foreign news, and as the
tension did not appear to grow any more &C
tive as the day advanced, prices fell back
from their highest notch and the market
closed nearly cent under yesterday. The
war excitement served to increase outside
speculation and at the opening an unusually
large number buying orders were on the
floor. The market opened 3@sc under yes
terdsy, due to the reported advance in con-
suls, but under strong demand prices
rallied lc, influenced somewhat BY reported
damage to crops in the Northwest by storm.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Active and unsettled; market opened s@sc
lower under fair offerings and higher con-
soils rose lc en- good buying, sold off l2c
and closed &c under yesterday; sales ranged:
July S8i@S9sc, closing at SS3c; August
S9S@9Osc, closed at s9ac; September 9la
@9Sc, closed at 9OBc; No. 2 spring S8tc;
No. 3 spring SOC; No. 2 red 94@944c; No.
8 red SSic. Corn-Trading tsir and &C.
tive; opened weak. advanced &c, in sym
patty with wheat sold off lie and closed fc
under yesterday; cash 46!@46Sc; July 463
@47gc, closed at 463c; August 46b@47bc,
closed at 46sc; September 455@47c, closed
at 46lc. Oats-Dull and slow; July de.
livery ranged &c higher early, but fell back
and closed i@Sc under yesterday; cash
3lac; July 3ls@323c; August 263@263c,
closed at 263c; September Is! @25Sc, closed
at 25Bc. Rye-Steady; No. 2 5S2c Flax
Seed-Firm; No. l$l &c. Mess Pork
Active with an easier feeling, prices grad
ually receded l5@l7!c and closed steady;
cash $40 30@l0 373; July $40 3O@lO 40,
closed at $40 30; August $40 3O@l0 474,
closed at $40 32!@lO35; September $40 81
@l2 05, closed at $40 4O@l0 423. Lard
Fairly active with prices 23@5c lower;
cash Sc 62!@6 65; August Sc 67@6 Is
closed at s. 70; September Sc 1906 80,
cloeed at 6 75G46 771. Boxed Meats
Steady; shoulders 50 1904 90; short ribs
IS 57@6 u; short clear s. 95@6 CO.
Whisky-Firm at 81 10. Sugar-Un'
changed; cutlosf 7sc; granulated &c;
standard A 6Ic. Butter-Steady and un.
changed. Eggs-At ll@llic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. July l6 -Flour-Firm
for de sirable trade brands. Wheat-Opened
l!@2c higher, but subsequently 3@2c OF
the improvement was lost and the market
closed feverish and unsettled; No. red
July 95@95ic; August 963@97c; Septem-
Der, 99S@l 90; October 81 Ol3@l Oh
Corn-Strong but quiet; No. mixed 553c;
steamer No. 2 mixed 553@56c; No. 2
yellow 553@56!c; No. mixed July 523@
53ic; August 53@533c; September 532
@54c; October 544@554c. Osts-Spot
steady but demand only moderate; rejected
white 39c; ungraded white SOC; No. white
39c; No. 3 white 393@40c; No. 2 white
100000; futures quiet but steady; No. 2
white July 39i@404c; August 36b@36!c;
September 33i@34ic; October 34t@34sc.
CINCINNATI, o., July l6.-Cotton-Dull
and lower; mlddlings l0ic. Flour-Qaiet
and unchanged. Whest-Stronger; No. 2
red 98c@Sl 90; new 96@9sc; receipts
$500 bushels; shipments $500 bushels
Corn-Firmer; No. 2 mixed, 49lc. Oats
STEADY; No. 2 mixed, 35@354c. Rye
Quiet; No. Gle. Pork-E,sier a.
$40 5000 s74. Lard-Quiet at $6 373
Bulk Mests-Quiet, firm and unchanged
Bacon-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 l3. Butter-Quiet aud IN
changed. Sugar-Easier but not lower
Eggs-Essier at l0@llc. Cheese-Quiet
and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO O., July l6.-Wheat-Easy and
dull; No. red cash or July 934c; August
94c; September 95sc; No soft 99!c. Corn
Inactive; No. 2 cash or July 494c bid;
August 49c; September 49c asked Oats
Dull; No. cash &c., August &c bid;
September 2f3c bid.
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