Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19

At 551e; June 53I@55sc; closing ct 555c;
July 54I@55!c, closing at 553c; August
55j656lc, closing at Sole. Oats-OPsned
lower reacted and closed firm; receipts l65,.
800 bushels; exports 500 bushels mixed
western 3s@40c; western 42G949c. StocSs
of grain in store May 10th: Wheat, 'loii
155 bushels; corn, Ala, 993 bushels; oats
SIS, 1854 bushels; barley, III bushels rye
5,S07 bushels; peas, 1853 bushels; mat
LAG, 1871 bushels. Hay-Steady and qulet.
Cofee-Spot fair; Rio quiet and steady 81
88c; options opened q shade higher and
closing barely steady; sales 26,75O bags;
NAV 6,s5c; June S5@6. 90e; July $500
7O0c: August 7.O0@7. l0c; September
7O567.l5c; October 1900 7.25c; Novem'
Der f.25c; December 7.30@7.35c. Sugar
Stronger, but quiet; fair to good refining
quoted at 5@5sc; refined higher aud active
at 565I; extra C 5s@5lc; extra white Z
5s@5sc; yellow 44@4Be; mould a 35c'
of A 53@6c; standard A 69c; contect!on-
ers A &C; cutloaf and crushed I5CSLL5SS;
powdered 63c; graduated 6lc; cubes ds(g
| flc. Petroleum-Stesdy; United 1890
| 793c. Tallow-Easier at 5s@5 lS-lGc
Rosir-Steady. Turpentine-Quiet at SZf
| 6321 Eggs-Steady and demand fair;
western i3I6l3ac. Lard-Dull; western
steam spot 81 OO@7 02i; June 81 02@7 o.;
july 81 ll@7 IL; August 81 1907 70
September 81 rs; October 81 34@7 80;
city steam Sc 75@6 80. Butter-Duil
and dropping; western lO@24c.
| Chicago.
CHICAGO, May ls.-There was fair de-
gree of activity in the wheat market to-day
With prices flnctuating rather wildly early in
the day The opening was firm and prices
advanced / to }c over the latest figures
Saturday, after which heavy selling move
ment was inaugurated and the market de-
clined sharply lie but steadied and recoV-
cred slowly, the total trading OF the day
being at figures only . shade under the
closing on Saturday. Tue foreign advlces
indicated dull and easy markets, while teIe-
Grams from the winter wheat districts spoke
more encouragingly Of the outlook. This
with the fine weather and warm rams
caused early selling. Reports OF another
cold wave and kilograms asserting the win,
Ter wheat outlook had in no wise improved
were given as the reason for the later sd.
vance. Corn was Of moderate activity and
the feeling was somewhat unsettled, sympa'
thizing more or less with wheat. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Moderateeiy
active and unsettled; market opened steady,
/ ouickly ,-:ce;s.!kened; declining 10 from top
| figures, reacted &c and closed on lne regu
lar board &c under Saturday. Sales ranged:
May 8s@S9Ic, closed at 8S&c; June S9H
| 690lc, closed at 895c; July 9lf@92Sc,
closed at 9l5c; No. , spring SS3@99ci
No. 8 spring 78iG793c; No. 2 red DC;
| No. 3 red SEC. Corn-Fairly active and
unsettled; market opened I@lc higher, de,
clined &c, advanced lc quickly under good
buying and closed collie higher, May
showing the greatest advance; cash 4S3@
4S8c; May 46J@48!c, closed at 483c; June
463@48c, closed at 474c; July 463@47Bc,
closed at 47Sc. Oats-Ruled weaker
owing to large receipts and a falling of in
the shipping demand, but reacted and closed
steady and we'll up to Saturdays closing
figures; cash BALE May 34@34lc, closing
at 34!@34Ic; June 34B@34Sc, closed at
348c; July 34@34lc, closed at 34I@34tc
Rye-Easy; No. 2 722c. Barley-Nomi'
nal; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed-Quiet; No.
| 81 38. Mess Pork-Fair business re-
ported bnt an easier feeling prevailed;
prices declined 5@lOc and closed steady;
cash ST. OO@ll 05; June Sll 00@ll 074,
closed OF $ll O56ll OIL; July Sll loo
IL Is, closed at ST l2!@ll 10. Lard
Quiet and easy; cash Sc 1905 IS; June
| Sc 723@6 IS, closed at Sc Is; July Sc 923
66 IS. Bulk Meats-Steady; shoulders
| 81 1904 40; short rib IS 55@j sly; short
clear Sc 1906 Is. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
Sugar-Unchanged. Butter-Unchauged.
Eggs-Firm at l2@l2!c.
philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, May 9.-Flour-Winter
wheat -four scarce and firm but the demand
is very moderate; spring is in good supply
and hard to move; Minnesota patents S. so
| as 90. Wheat-Dull; No. 3 red 9Oc; No
red May 81 O0@l OO{; June 81 004@
| OH; July 81 O2!@l O22; August
81 0H@l 0i!. Corn-Weaker; No. 2
mixed 53@56c; No. yellow SIC; No 2
mixed May 53@j34c; June 53}@5S}c;
July 533@j4ic; August 54!@5jic. Oats
Market for CARROTS was steady with fate
demand; No. mixed 43c; No. mixed
l4c; No. 2 4j}@46c; futures frmer; No 2
L
43@4Slc; August 39@40c. Provisions
Dull. Butter-Steadv; fair demand, cream
Fry extras 25@26c; Bradford county and
New Yord 22@23c. Eggs-Steady but
quiet extras l4@l4lc. Cheese-Quiet and
easier; Ohio flats choice 83@S2c; fair to
| prime 6@8c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May l8.-Cotton-Un
changed; niddling logo. Flour-Quiet;
family 81 25@4 so; fancy 81 S5@5 10.
Wheat-Firm; No. red 81 05@l Of; RI
ceipts $500 bushels; shipments 1000
bushels. Corn-In fair demand; No. 2
mixed 5lS@52c. Oats-Dull and lower;
No. mixed 3S!c. Rye-Firmer; No. 2
fall 73@74c. Barley-Scarce and firm;
extra No. 3 spring 73c. Pork-Dull at
Sll so. Lard-Quiet at Sc 60. Bulk
Meats-Firm; shoulders 81 Is; short ribs
s. 20. Bacon-Quiet and easier; shoulders
S. l24; short ribs Sc 374; short clear
Sc Is. Whisky-Dul and nominal at
81 Is. Butter-Dull and dropping; extra
creamery 23@24c; fancy dairy i5@l6o;
Sugar-Quiet but firm; hard refined 6s@7c
New Orleans 42@53c. Eggs-Firmer at
l2i@l3c. Cheese-Iu light demand;
prime and new 6!@7ac
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., May observation-disclosures;
No. red cash or May, 93ic; June 933c
asked; July oslo; August $3.50 asked; No.
soft 81 0S.. Corn-Dull and steady;
No. cash, May or June 484; July 45sc
bid. 0ats-Quiet; No. white Acc.
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