Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-21

ceipts e4,24O bushels; expoxts llasS8
busbels; spot HIGHER, With moderate export
demand; options opened loves. later ruled
stronger and advanced; Il sing frm; sales
2,944, 600 bushels future; 10000 bushels
spot; No. 2 Chicago and Milwaukee S2ic
+. o. b.; 92lc store; ungraded red 83c9
81 O5}; No. 2 red 81 OH; No. white
gee; No. Q red July nominal 81 ont
August 81 Ol3@l Oh. closing at 81 O2sj
Septenber 81 O3K@1 04s, closing ~
81 04s; October 81 05i@l 06s, closing
at 81 OCT; November 81 07A9l 08i, clos
ing at 81 OS; December 81 09s@l 10, clos
ing at Sly09f; June, 81 i8@I l8f; clos-
ing at 81 lSf. Corn-0pened shade
better, later declined and closing steady;
receipts $3.50 bushels; exports IL, 329
busbes; sales, l,225, 600 bashels future;
10000 bushels spot andto arrive; ungraded
5l@533c; steamer 5lR@5lac; C. T. and i
low n liked SIC; ungraded white SIC; No. 2
July 5l5@52lc, closing at SIC; August u
a 52Sc, closing at 52bc; September 6249
53lc 'closiDg at SIZE; October 53l@532c,
closing St 53ac. 0ats--More active; re-
ceipts n, 900 bushels; exports l29 bushels;
nix,d western 37@40c; white do 39@40c;
SOILS of grain in store July 18th: Wheat,
4,6O27z bushels; corn, l,083,570 bushels
oats, $685. 1862 bushels; rye, SITS busbeh;
barley, none; malt, l2,428 bushels; peas
l6,l47 bushels. Hops-Quiet AID noni.
nal. Coaee-Spot fair; Rio sc; options
dull; sales 1000 bags; July 6.95c; August
7.OOe; October 7l5c; November 72Oc;
September closed at 7.05(G7, 10; December
lilo 7,3Gc; January 7.25@Z 35c; February
I.aC@135c. Sugsr-Steady and demand
fair; lair to coed refining 5B95lc; refined
dull; extra c, 5l@5sc; white extra c, $40
) 1850; eff A, &c; standard A, 6ss; cut
loaf and crushed 6i@7c; powdered Gle;
4rsnulsted 62c. Molasses-Barely steady
and quiet. Pe,roleum-Steady; United
sloped at 933c. Tallow-Stesdy. Rpsin
Firm. TurpeniDe-Stesdy at 30ic.
Eggs-Firm and fair inquiry; western IA
Ollie. Pork-Fnm and in moderate de-
mand; mess spot 81 so; family mess
Sll 25@ll so. Beef-Quiet. Lard-Dall;
western steam spot Sc IS; July IS 85i
August Sc 87@6 SO; September 81 00@
I o. October 81 1907 IA; November
81 1907 o.; December 81 00@7 OF;
city steam Sc 1906 rs, Cheese-Quiet
and firm.
CHICAGO, July 20.-The extreme heat
which prevailed here to-day had depress-
ing effect on the bulls and bears, and bust
ness done on the Board was only moderate.
About all the interest conferred in wheat.
Soon after the opening the believers in high
er prices circulated reports of damage to
Dakota crops. Reports were also received
from Nebraska, Northern Iowa and South
ern Minnesota that warm weather was dam
aging the spring wheat crop. All these ru-
mors served to pat up prices 3@sc, but at
this advance nearly everybody who had a
little wheat in which there was ANAL prot
it threw il on the market and naturally
values reacted. This has been the dullest
day in the provision pit for over week,
tlour quiet and prices unchanged. Wheat
sJmewhat unsettled and nervous and FREE
quent fluctuations in prices we're noticeable.
Advices from European markets showed
comparatively steady feeling in that quar-
t r and Eastern markets were stronger in
q general way. Market opened rather easy
xlth rather free offerings on local prices;
prices ruled 4@sc lower, stronger feeling
was however quickly developed, and prices
rallied again s@3c on reports of damage to
growing crop. This had some effect on
local operators and encouraged rather free
buying TO provide for outstanding contractS
New York was stronger and higher early, but
eased off. St. Louis was higher with bad
crop news from that quarter, reports stated
Door quality. Exports from the seabosrd
we're moderate. About noon the market be-
came easier on rumors Of anticipated in
crease in visible supply and prices declined
&c. The market during the last halt of the
session was weak with more or less realiz-
ing and finally closed about Sc lower than
the closing Of Saturday. Sales ranged:
cash S9l@8O3c; July, 89i@9Oc, closed at
S93c; August, 9Os@9lic, closed at 9O!@
9OSc; September, 923@93ic, closed at 92lc;
sellers No 2 spring, S92c; No. 2 red $50
96c; No 3 red, 90c. Corn-Msrket quiet,
prices closed about &c lower than Saturday;
No. cash 453@46Ic, closed at 455c; July
45s@45jc, closed at 45lc bid; August 45B
@4Ssc, closed at 45l bid Oats-Market
opened firm but subsequently declined Ia
tc, closed quiet; No. 3l4@3l4; cash 3lb
@3l3c, closed at 3lsc; July 26s@26sc,
closed at 26Bc; August 25i@253c, closed
at 25sc Rye-Moderate demand; market
steady; No. 2, 5Sc. Flax Seed-Firm;
No. 81 263. Mess Pork-Quiet; lower
at $40 3O@lO So; cash $40 3O@l0 81,
closed at $40 3O@32f; August $40 $50
10 As, closed at $40 37a@l0 40. Lard
Quiet at Sc 65@6 673 cash; August S. 723
666 Il, closed at S. 674@6 IS. Boxed
Meats-Sboulder 81 1904 25; short rib
S. 1906 723; short clear Sc 5996 O6.
Whisky-Firm at 81 Is. Sugar-Cut-
loaf 7sc; granulated &c; standard A, SIC.
Butter-Fair demand; creamery l3@l7c;
dairy, l2@l4c. Eggs-ll@ll3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-Flour-Quiet
but steady; Ohio 81 50@5 90; winter patl
emit IS 40; Minnesota clear 81 %; do patent
SIS 25@6 so. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red
July 96@963c; August 97@97 &c; Septem-
Der, 99fc@$l 0Os; October 81 02@l O2A.
CONCEPTIONS nominal in absence OF de-
msnd; spot quiet; No. low mixed $40;
steamer No. mixed 55c; No. high
mixed 553c; No. 2 mixed 524@55c; No. 2
mix ed July 523@53c; August 52t@53c;
Sep ember 53@53lc; October 533@54fc.
0sts--Spot in slow demand; No. 8 white
3sl@39ac; No. white $4,000; No. l
white Acc; futures dull; No. 2white July
$4,000; August 324@36c; September
333@33Jc; October 334@93sc. Beef
City family $l2 50@l3 90; do packets
Sill 5O@l2 90; No. l mess $40 5O@ll 90.
Pork-New mess $ll 75@l2 90; prime
- al nnN11 En, 1T 81 D MA
new 5 H1 shocked Ssns $40 6SSS co. G Eo
Steady; refined 81 25@7 SO; steam Sc So
@6 90; butchers loose Sc 90. Butter-In
fair demand and firm for choice; creamery
extras 10000; Bradford county and York
Ice; Western dairy extras l4@l5c; good to
choice 9@l3c. Eggs-Dull but steadyj
extras l3@l4c. Cheese-Firm but quiet;
Ohio fats, fair to choice, 5l@7ic. Petro-
leum-Quiet.
Cincinnati