Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-15
ID cotton; l@l}c for all wool and ltl@ic

ID cotton; l@lac for all wool and lil@ic
or mixed.
Seeds--Sales OF timothy seed at 81 9O(S
, 90 q bushel, clover, small seed Is 500
8 05; large, Sc 0O@6 Is, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 90 per
Sarrel Demand fair.
Lard-Counuy prime, 7i@8c., demand
good.
Raspberries z quart 5@Sc.
Watermelons SIS 90 d hundred.
Apples green Dbl. $l.OO@2.OO; choice,
e OC@2 50.
Cabbage per Dbl, $l,OO.
nov Rork.
NEw YoRK, July l4.-Floar-Superfne
and fine scarce and firm; others dull. r.
ceips 1921 barrels; exports 4 i67 ba.-
rels; common to good extra Ohio s. 659
} 20. heai-Spot duh; options opened
n,eipts lln,4S0 bushels, exports 23,9l3;
s,l-- 2232, eco bushels future; $1,000
bu,k, Is spot; No. Milwaukee 9l!@93c
Nc porrhern C t and CSC; No hard
al d i Buffalo 96Ic; ungrsded red 500
Ole; No , red 9Sc; No. | white 9Sc No.
red July 99i@99,c, closing at 99t;
Angus, s 0OJ@Sl OIL, closing at 81 COT;
September 81 U2l@l OF, closing at 81 OF;
DC otter 81 O4@l on, closing at 81 o.!
orL-Heavy and lower, closing dull; re-
eeip's ll90 7S bushels; exports sc 297 bush
els; ungraded 49@53c; ungrsded white
50@ 564c; ungraded yellow j4c No July
SIG sac, closing at 52lc; August $50
j3!c, closing at j3c; September 535@548c,
closing at 53.c; October 54!@5isc, clos.
ing at 54!c 0ats-Firmf receipts u.s.
$50 bushels; exports 2, IA bushels; mixed
western 3S@39c; white 39@44c Hay
Quiet; steadily held Coffee-Spot fair; Rio
quiet at SIC; options very dull; sales 1000
bags; July closed 6.9j@7 OOc; November
72j@I30c; December I. 30@7.35c. Sugar
Dull; nominal; refining quoted at SIG
oslo; refined steady; c jI@5sc; extra
Cjs@5sc; white extra c SIC; mould A 6s
95c; Off 55@6c; standard A 6B@6ic;
contectioners A 6o@64c; granulated &c.
Molasscs-Easier; Cuba 30 deg. test zoe
Rice-Steady. e,roleum-Firm; United
closed at 96c Tallow-Steady Rosin-
Dull Turpentine-Dull; 3S4@99c. Eggs
Firm, with fair inquiry. Wool-Quiet;
pulled l4@32c Pork-Firmer but quiet;
mess spot $ll so; clear bacon Sl2 500
Is 90. Bect-Quiet. Lard-Lcss active
western steam spot ST so; July Sc 8O
August Sc S566 90; September S. 90@
OF; October s. O9@7 l3; November 81 OF
@70 t; December nominal; city steam
Sc IS. Butter-Firm for choice grades;
Western at 9@l9c. Cheese-Very firm;
demand fair; Western fiat 4@6ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July l4.-Trading moderately
active in wheat to-day, with an unsettled
and teverish feeling prevailing. The de-
crease in the visible supply was about halt
q million bushels, which was considerably
less than operators had calculated upon,
and as q consequence the opening was Ia
&c under yesterday There was report OF
damage 10 the crop in Southern Russia and
there were also reports Of thrcshing in Kan
sas disclosing a very poor yield. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Opened
a. &c lower, but reports very poor yield in
Kansas ard the damage 10 the Russian crop
caused good buying and an advance OF &c
in prices. Offerings were large at an ad-
vance and prices tell back TO inside and
closed &c under yesterday; sales ranged:
July ST@S73c, closing at SIC; August So
@S9Ic, closed at SSSc; September 9O49
81 &C, closed at cole; No. , spring SIC;
No. , spring 7S!@79c; No, 2 red 92@93c;
No red S7@oTlc. Corn-Active but
decidedly weaker, owing to fine weather and
liberal receipts; prices declined sCG4c and
closed at The inside; cash 464@46S &c; July
46!@l7Ic, closed at 46ic; August 46i@
I'll ~
46ic, closed a. 4jsc. Oats-Dul and
weaker especially for cash; cash 3l}c; July
3l3@32c, closed at 3l3c; August 26@@
26ic, closed a. 26!c; September 25s@
25 &c, closed at 2j5c. Rye-Steady; No.
2 5Sc. Flax Seed-Steady; No. 81 70.
Mess Pork-Ruled active and prices ad.
yauced 100 l2ic early, fell back l5@20c
and closed steady; cash $40 20@lO 30;
August so 22l@i0 40, closed at $40 223
0iO %; September $40 30@lO 80, closed
ri $40 &OGlO ~. Lard-Opened firm
and 2l@jc higher, fell back 7!@lOc and
closed tame; cash ST 6t@6 G2!; August
Sc COOS 70. closed at 3 5000 62l; Sep.
TENDER So 70@6 So closed at 100
6 721. Boxed Meats-Steadyi shoulders
So SOG.S 80; short rios s. so; short clear
s. SOGj So. Whisky-Steady at 81 10.
Sugsr-Sready and unchanged. Butter
Ouiet ard shade easier; creamery l5@
Ice; dairy l2@lSc, Eggs-Steady at lO4
ollie.
PHILADELPHIA, July l4.-Flour-Quiet.
Whest-Strong; advanced s@!c aud
closed firm; No. red July 9i!@94sc;
August g5s696c; September, 9S@@9S$c;
October 81 OO3@l OIL. Corn-Good de
mand for spot lots, options nominally weak;
No. mixed SOC; steamer No. mixed
SOC; No. yellow 56c; No. , mixed 524
656c; No. 2 mixed July 52!@53c;
August 53@53!c; September j4@54!c;
October 55@55ic. Oats-Good demand
fer spot market ruled firm; rejected white
500 Sc; ungraded white 37ic; No. 2
white 4c@ lie; the July option was strong,
bat later futures were dull; No. white
July 37I@40c; August 36i@3G4c; Sep
tender 3lG&4Ic; October 3ll@Si4c.
Lard-Firm; steam ST Sj@6 81. Cheese
Firm; Ohio choiceS7@7lc Petroleum
STEADY; 70 Abel test in barrels &c.
Cincinnati.
CIycIyNATI, O., July li-Cotton-Quiet
and lower; mldulnEs IUiC' roH-
Stronger; family, 81 25@4 so; fancy 81 60
al so. Wheat-Stronger; No. red
97c6Sl 90; receipts 1000 bushels ship
ments $500 bushels. Corn-Active; No.
2 mixed 4S@l8Ic. Oats-Steady aud in
fair demand; No. ? mixed, 35!c. Rye
Dull; No. 2 Gle. Pork-Dull at $40 TO-
Lard-Easier at So 10. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; shoulders, 50 62l; short
rib, s. 50@5 GO Bacon-ln moderate
demand and firm; shoulders, S73 short
rib. St %; short clear, Sc 30. Whisky
Quiet and steady at 81 -. Butter,
Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Steady and
unchanged Eggs-Steady al 1870 lie.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
Toledo.
ToIFDo, o., July l4.-Wheat-DuLI aud
weak; No red cash or July 92c; August
92c4; September 94lc; October 95!c; NO.
u uSC OQ1o rnrp--nnn and easier.