Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-18

Cheese-Sales In Johnng way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2ic; New YORK.
i43@I5c; sveitser l3@l6c; Lmbergsr II
@l2c.
EXCESSIVELY fresh stock in good demand
al l29l v dos.
Feathers Choice, 60@65c in Original
psckapes. 4(da5c more in small lots.
Boney-Gbo,ce white clover. l8(921c.
choice buckwh-at, l6@l8c.
Nuts belbsrks 81 259l SO; black val
nr,s. 50@6Nc; chesnuts 81 00@4 90.
Pea-Green 75c@$l so v bu.
Potsroes-50@60c per busheL New,
prime 81 500 IS per Dbl
poul,ry-Live chickens. IS 50@3 60
dozen; DO chickens, ll@l2c; do ducks IL
t(Gl3c Good demand.
Rags-Steady at l3@lic for white mix-
ed cotton; l@l3c for all wool and itl9tc
tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 SOC
2 90 p busbel; clover, small seed - 6OS
s O5; large, Sc 00@6 rs, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet "a W Per
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime. those, demand
good
Raspberries p quart 5@8c.
Watermelons S25 90 q hundred.
Apples, greene Dbl. $l.00@2.O0; choice
s2.0o@2.5O.
Cabbage, per Dbl. $500.
Nrw YoRK. July l7.-Flour-Receip's
20, $50 barrels; exports 1902 barrels; com
mon grades scarce and firm; sales 10000
barrels; superfne western and State $3 80
@3S0. Wheat--Receipts 1876 bushels,
exports 1875 bushels; spot dull; options
orened 8@sc lower, later ruled stronger
and closed with the decline mostly recovered;
sales 2,S32,000 bdshels future; 10000
bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago 93c; f. o. b.
93ic; No. northern CSC; do c. +. and j.
CSC; ungraded red 9C@94c; do c. + and ].
Buffalo 92c; No 8 red 934c; No. 2 red
81 OOB9l O08; No / white 99c; No. red
July 993c; August 81 OOa@l oft, closing
at 81 OIL; September 81 023@l 03f, closing
at 81 OF; October 81 04s@l 05t, closing
at 81 O4I; November 81 O6s@l OF, closing
at 81 O6i; December 81 0S@l 08s, closing
at 81 o.; June 81 1901 l7a, closing at
81 III. Corn-Lower. closing steady; re-
eeipts sc, 500 bushels; exports SO, 1876 bush.
els; sales $4,000 bushels future; 100000
bushels spot; ungrsded 483@53ac; c. l.
and i. yellow 54lc; No. 2 July 52ic,
closing at 52ic; August 52f@523c, closing
at 52sc; September 53t@53lc, closing at
53Ic; October 53s@53sc, closing at 5S5c.
Dat White 4@4c higher, mixed steady;
receipts 46,550 bushels: exports 22S BUSH
els; mixed western 37@39c; white do
39@42c. Hay-Steady, with fair inquiry.
COTE e-Spot fair; Rio dull at Ssc; OPP
tons quiet and steady without change; sales
1000 bags; September 7.l5c; December
7.30c; February 7.40c; August closed at
7.O6(97 loo; October 7.20@7. 25c; Noveu-
Der 7 25@7. 80; January 1861 4Oc. Su-
par-Moderately active; fair to good REIN
ing quoted at 5!@5sc; refined dull; stand
ard A 6S@6ic; cutloaf and crushed 6b@
7c; grsnulated 63@6 ZIG. Molasses-
Quiet and steady. Peiroleum-Steady;
United closed at 943c. Tallow-Steady.
Rosin-Firm. Turpentine-Steady. Eggs
Firm and in fair demand. Wool-Steady
and fairly active; domestic fleece 27936c;
pulled l4@33c; Texas 9@22c. Pork
Firm and in fair demand; mess spot
81 so. Lard-Quiet; contract grade spot
Quoted at Sc So; choice Sc go; July closed
at Sc IS; August S. SO: September 81 OF;
October 81 1907 l3; November " 079
I OS; December 81 0l@7 OF; city steam
Sc 81.
CHICAGO, July 1.-THE whsat market was
very nervous and unsettled to-day, having
been influenced in q great measure during
the first part Of the session by the prospect
of bad understanding between England
and Russia, but was subjected during the
remainder of the day to home influences.
The market opened rather firm and under
fair buying advsnc, 4c. and then under in
creased offerings fell back &c. This decline
was followed by a stronger feeling and an
advance of &c, due in q manner to advices
reporting damage to wheat by blight in Ne
braska. The exports Of wheat and wheat
in -four from the United States for the year
ending June 30, were reported to be 49,.
100000 bushels, against 100000
bushels the preceding year. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Active; market opened moderately active
and under rood demand advanced &c, fell
back under heavy offerings, rallied &c and
closed &c over yesterday; sales ranged: July
s7a@sSlc, closing ct SSic; August s94
6S95c, closed at S94e; September clio
&c, closed at 9lS@9lac; No. spring Us
6ss}c; No! 3 spring CSC; No. 2 red $40
S43c: No 3 red SSc. Corn-Fsirly &C
tive but weaker; opened easier, advanced
I68c, declined &c and closed i@sc under
yesterday; cash 46ic; July 4si@ 46sc, closed
ct 46}c; August 45t@46sc closed at 45sc;
September 45B@46bc, closed at 45sc. Oats
Dull and easy, closing s9sc under yes
terday; cash 81 c; July Sls@3l3c, closed
at 3lsc; August 26I@263c, closed at oslo;
September 25s@25lc, closed at 258c. Rye
Quiet; No. 2 5SAc. Fax Seed-Firm;
No / 81 26i. Mess Pork-Fairly active,
declined 5@73c early, rallied again and
closed steady; cash and July SO 300
10 80; August $40 25Al0 50, closed at
$40 50; September $40 32f@l0 42a, closed
at $40 406l0 Az. Lard-Quiet and
shade easier; cash IS 62l; August s. 623
66 673, closed at $6 $500 673; Septem-
er Sc 72s96 10. Boxed Meats-Steady;
shoulders 81 00@4 25; short ribs So 57l
as 60; short clear s. s5@6 90. Whisky
Firm at 81 10. Sugar-UDchanged;
cutloaf TSei Qranuietea oSci stAhuau N
64c. Butter-Firm; creamery l3@l6sc;
dairy l2@l3c. Eggs-At ll@ll3c.
FhnAdeiphas.
PK1IAprLpH1A. July l7.--Flour-Steady.
Wbea.-weak; No AIRED July 95}@953c;
August 96s@9sse; september, ss@ssa;
October 81 0lt@l 0l2 Corn-Ophons
inactive; car lots lowsr; Ne. mixed 6Sc;
steamer No. 2 mixsd 65@55ic; No. .
yellow SEC; No. rnixsd galy 52A@5sc;
August 523@53c; September 53f9532e;
October 54a@55c. Osts--Spot dull; re-
iscted white 3Sac; No. 8 white 4O@40ac;
No. 2 white 403@4lc; options dul No.
2 white July 39i940ic; August 3693s}c;
September 33i@34c; October 33kG34c.
Hsms-Smoked l0@l2e. Eags-Dall and
weak; extras l3t@l4. Cheese-Frm
ga IN fa;r demand. Ohio fair 70 prime Sd