Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-09
ed cotton; l@lse for an wool and lll@Io

bsrrel Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime 7i@Sc., demand
good. 4,
Tallow-CountrY. SIC; city, &c; demand
good.
NV YoRK, May 7.-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding l05c; Orleans llbc; futures closed
steady. Flonr-Receips 1898 barrels;
exports 1856 bsrrels; market opened firm
but closed rather weak; common to choice
extra st. Louis, s. 70@6 90. Wheat
Receipts ll4.O39 bushels; exports lO3. 1876
bushels; spor lots l@llc higGer; options
sSyanc, d ls@ &c, closing firm; No Mil
Wsukee see; No Chicago 99lc: No ]
hard c. i. (. 81 O5; un graded red S9c9Sl IL;
DO c. !. { 9Sl@gssc; No red C. /. T. IS
"a 9Ssc; No. red 81 W t. o. b, and 81 OBJ
al OSs aaoet; No lwhite 81 OF; No. =
red Nav, sales so 600 bushels, at 81 clio
| OF, closing ct 81 o.; June, sales l,7O4OOU
bushels, at 81 O2@l 02}, closing at 81 o.;
July. ssl,s 100000 bushels at 81 O3l9
! 04s, closing at 81 Oh; August. ss'es
S6S, 900 bushels, at 81 048@l O5s, closing
at 81 O5s; September, sales 100000 bush
els, at 81 061(5l 06a, closing at 81 063; De-
cember, sales 10000 bushels, at 81 lOf@
Ill, closing at 81 II. Corn-Spot lots
advanced 4@3c and options l@Sc, closing
with some reaction; receipts 23, 534 bushels;
exports 1901 bushels; ungrsded 57958c;
No. 3 5T658c; steamer 57t@57fc; No. 2
white CO..; No. May 563@562c, closing
at 56sc; June 56t@56Sc, closing at 56fc;
July 56s@56bc, closing at 564c; August
57sc, closing at size. Oats-A shade strong
er; receipts "a, 100 bushels; exports 4S,46l
oL shells; western mixed 4l@43c; white do
lGG SOC. Coffee-Options higher; sales
1920 bags; June 645@6.60c; July $50
G6.6jc: August 6.70@6.75c; September
6,eO@6. SIC; October 6S5c; November
6.95c; December 7.OO@7.O5c. Sugar-Re-
fined firm; powdered ss@6lc; cut loaf and
crushed G3965c. Molasses-Dull. Rice
Steady but quiet. Petroleum-Quiet;
United closed at 77!c; refined 7sc. 1allow
Steady at 5ss. Rosin-Firm. Turpen
tine-Steady at 32I@324c. Eggs-Firm
and in fair inquiry; western l54@l+c,
Leather-Steady and in moderate demand:
Wool-Quiet but steady. Pork-Quiet and
unchanged Beef-Dul. Cut Meats-Firm.
Lard-A shade higher but very quiet, west
ern steam, spot, quoted at 81 05@7 O74;
June 81 l2@7 l3f; July closed at 81 200
1922; August 81 1901 81; September 81 80
al 80; October 81 1901 As. Butter
Firm for choice grades. Cheese-Quiet and
easy.
CHICAGO, May S.-The grain market was
strong throughout nearly the entire day and
particularly wheat. Very gloomy reports
concerning the growing crop still continue
10 arrive and the crop statistcians continue
10 Join in declaring that the outlook for the
oni z crop il altogether the most dis.
rouragiog known in years, and it is claimed
bat tome estimates pace the probable
i'll NJ not to exceed three hundred mis-
len bushels, which it is claimed, would be
he poorest showing in comparison to popu-
rariun in zen years. The market opened
.Msc higher, improved &C more
und,r good demand, eased of and tuctuat-
20 81 closed $c over yesterday. Foreign
uG>ictS coGuDue TO report wheat as being
firmly held Corn ruled firner in sympa-
thy with wheat, and owing in part to good
Shipping demand, the market opened ia &c
higher and closed ic over yesterday. Flour
Quiet and steady. Wheat-Ruled strong
sud higher; market opened 5@&c higher,
sold up &c additional, fuctuated aud closed
&c higher than yesterday. Sales ranged:
Nav SS4@8SJc, closed at S98c; June 80
CG9OSc, closed at 90&c; July 928@925c,
closed st 92lc; No. spring S82@SSsc.
rorn-Fairly active and stronger, marke:
closing 3c over Yesterday; cash 4Sc; May
4S@48}c, closed at 49c; June 474@t8c,
closed at 475c; July 48t@48Sc, closed at
isle Oats-Dull but telling easy; cash
34Ic; May 34s@34gc, closed at sac; June
$3.50, 35c, closed a 343c; July 34S@35ic,
closed at 34f.. Rye-Flrm; No. 2 tic.
Darley-Nominal. Flax Seed-Nominal;
No. 81 81. Mess Pork-Quiet but firm;
prices 5@lOc higher; cash Sil POOL 70;
June 81 POOL 27!, closed at $ll 200
II 224; July Sll 30@ll 37l, closed at
sll 30@ll 32!. Lard-Stronger; prices
2J@5c higher; cash Sc 8O@6 923; June
&c S.; July Sc 924@6 IS. Boxed Meats
Steady; shoulders 81 35@4 10; short rib
IS 7CCE5 rs; short clear 81 1905 20
Whisky-Steady at 81 10. Sugar, But
ter ard Eggs-Unchsnged,
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May S.-Cotton-Srong
and higher; middlirg l03c FIour-Strong.
er; family 81 SOFA 60; fancy 81 $50
5 10. Wheat-Strong and higher; No. 2
red 81 O10l OS; receipts, 1000 bushels;
Shipments, 1880 bushels. Confirm;
no. 2 mixed 533c@ 532. Oats-Iu fair de-
msud and firm; No mixed Sole. Rye
Quiet and firm; No.2 fall Tic. Barley
Firm and scarce; extra No. spring $50
CSC. Pork-Quiet at SIl 623@Il IS.
Lard-Light supply at Sc 70. Bulk Meats
-Firner; shoulders 81 81; short rib
IS 10. Bsccn-Firm and unchanged.
Whisky-In foir demand and firm at 81 Is.
Rutter-Firm and unchanged. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at
l2c. Cheese-Quiet and unchanged,
Phfladeiphia
PHILADELPHIA, May S.-Flour - DuN
but firm. Wheat-Quiet but firm; No. 2
red May 81 OOl@l02I; June 81 ola
loli; July 81 O22@l OBJ; August 81 0 }
al O4!. Corn-Market strong; No. !
roixed 55@j53c; No mixed SEC; steam
err No. mixed 56@ 56Ic; steamer No. 2
yellow size; No. mixed May 555@56Ic;
June 56@56Ic; July 5G4@57c; august 81
@5sc. Oats-In good demand; choice re-
iected white 43lc; ungraded white All
No. white 43c; No ? white 44c; futures
higher; No. white May 42l@tlc; June
45@432c; July 43I@4SSc; August 37@
4Oc. Butter-Higher grades very scarce
and wanted; Bradford county, Pa, and
New York extras 2G62lc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., May S.-Wheat-Dull and
easy; No. red cash 943c; May, 93ic
| asked; June 94sc; July 95Rc; August 97c
asked; year 94c asked; No. 2 soft 81. OF
asked. Corn-Quiet and firm; No. 2 cash
or May 52!c; June SIC asked; July jl!c.
Oats-Dull and no quotations.