Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-02

oZS(0oZ5e, Closing NJ oE3SB SoPVn
| @53ac, closing at 533c. Oats-Hlgner;
receipts 80, $50 bushels; exports 2,OZo Dusn,
els; mixed western 3S940c; white DO 4ZS
ACC. Stock of grain in store May y:
Wheat, 3,767,8l2 bushels; corn, 360,Z63
bushels; oats, 334,SO2 bushels; rye, 2!,C47
bushels; peas, none; malt, l22,l4l bushels,
| Hay-Steady and in fair demand. Coffee
Spot far; Rio dull at SIC; options fairly
active; sales 22,750 bags; June $500
lose; July 7.05@7.l 0c; August LUG
7.l5c; September 7.25c; October 7.SO9
1850; November 7.4Oc; December 7.45c;
Sugar-Dull; fair to good refining quoted
at 55@5fc; refined weaker; Z, 5s9otc;
extra C, 53@53c white extra Z, 539ose;
yellow 4i@5c; standard A, 6Sc; coniec,
TONERS A, 6S@6 lilies; cutloaf and
crushed 7t@7sc; powdered 7@lsc; CUBES
7I67Ic. Molasses-Firm; cubes 2O3c. Rlce
Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 78b@7Sic. TaloW
Barely steady at 5s@5 ll.l6c. Rosin-
Dull. Turpentine-Steady at SIC. Pork
Dull and heavy; extra prime $40 90: Cut
Mestl-Middles dull; long clear SIC. Lard
Lower but more active for export; west
| ern steam spot Sc 674@6 IS June
s6 Co; July Sc 72@6 "A; August Sc 81
| G6 81; September ST 1906 SO; Octo-
her 81 O267 03; city steam So 400
s a. Butter-Quiet but steady; western
| 8@l7c. Cheese-Dull; western tia's 29
&c.
CHICAGO, June l.-Flour-Tradiag very
dull and transactions so few in number that
il was difficult to establish q market; WIN
ter wheat -four s. 5095 80 for south;
"a SOFAS 80 for Wisconsin; 81 5000 W
for Michigan; soft spring wheat 50 5O9'
/ %; Minnesota bakers So 1904 80; pat
ents 81 75@5 Is; low grades 81 0O@3 90;
rye flour s. 9O@4 10. Wheat-Feeling
very nervous and unsettled with lower prices
ruling. The market opened l@lic lower,
rallied &c, fell back lc, and closed lc under
Friday. Sales ranged: June Sf@o5c.
closed at 84@84Ic; July 86@S7c, closed
at SEC; August SS@89!c, closed at ooc;
No. 2 spring 84@84Jc; No. } spring 100
76c; No. 2 red 92c; No. 3 red 839S4c.
Corn-Receipts were large and market
opened I@3c lower, rallied ac, receded and
closed &c under Friday; cash 443ci June
4EG4i5, closed at 444c; July 43}@l43c,
closed at 44lc; August 44f@444c, closed
at 442c. Oats-Near futures opened 4c
lower, but under sharp demand advanced
sale, declined 5@ac and closed 9@sc
higher; new crop futures closed q shade
lower; cash 32l; June 3ll@32lc, closed at
800 32lc; July 3l!@323c, closed at 32!c;
August 27$628c, closed at 27}c. Rye
Quiet; No. 2G8@68Ic. Barley-Nominal.
Flax Seed-Quiet; No. l 81 80, Mess
Pork-Ruled moderately active atthe open.
ing, l0@l5c higher, but closed lower; cash
so OO@lO 20; June $40 5000 373,
closed at $40 l5@l0 III; July $40 223
6lO 80, closed at $40 22!@l0 %; August
$40 S5Gl0 60, closed at $40 35@lO 37!.
Lard-Fairly active with prices 2!@5c
higher early, but closed lower; cash So 80
as 37}; June Sc 3j@6 45, closed at
Sc 3j@G 374; July Sc 1905 So, closed
at S. 45@6 474; August Sc 5j@6 65,
closed at SC 55@6 57!. Boxed Meats
Steady: shoulders So 1904 90; short rib
IS O:65 10; short clear SIS 659j 70
WhiskY-Steady at 81 10. Butter-Quiet
and unchanged; creamery l3@l6c; dairy
l2@l4c. Eggs-Slow at ll@ll!c.
philadelphia
PHILApILpH1A, June l.-Flour-Weak
and unsettled; western aud Pennsylvania
superfne 81 OO63 25; do. extra So 50@
3 Is; St. Louis and Southern Illinois 81 80
as Is; winter wheat patent So 2596 90;
Minnesota bakers 81 O095 90; do. patents
SIS 2565 95; rye -four scarce and firm.
Wheat-Opened weak but later rallied and
closed steady; No. 2 red June 9jf@9j3c;
july 9759973c; August $99l@99&; Sep
TENDER 81 OO@l Of. Corn-Unsettled and
lower; No. 4 mixed sic; No. mixed 523@
Sc; steamer No. , yellow 5S!@54ci No.
2 mixed June 50b@5Ofc; July 5l@5lfc;
August 5l@52c; September 5l!@5$c.
Osts-Unsettled and lower; rejected white
4Oc; choice No. | mixed 40!c; No. 3 white
4l3c; No. 2 white 42@424c; futures
neglected and nominal; No. 2 white June
| SOLO IO4c; July 394@40!c; August 81
@39c. Provisions-Dull. Pork-Mess
new $l2 00@l2 so; prime mess new
Sll 90; do. family $l3 0O@l3 80. Lard
Dull refined s. 2j@7 50; do. steamer
Sc 8O@6 IS; butchers loose So OOG6 %.
Butter-Quiet and steady; creamery extras
lSc; Bradford county and New York do.
Ice; western dairy extras l4c; do. good to
choice ll6l3c Eegs-Stesdy; Pennsyl-
vania extras l3c; western extras l34c.
Cheese-Dull; Ohio fats choice 7!c; Ohio
fair to prime 52@7c.
C~tncinnatl.
CINc1NNAT1, O., June l.-Cotton-
Firm; middling lose. Flour-Dull; fam.
lily 81 OO@4 IS; fancy 81 1904 Is.
Wheat-Dull and weak; No. 2 red 81 90.
Corn-Weak and lower; No. 2 mixed AGA
@46Sc. Oats-Drooping; No. 2 mixed 81
@34Ic. Rye-Dull; No. 2 fall 73@74c.
Barley-Dull and heavy; No. 2 spring coo.
Pork-Quiet at $40 G2l@l0 IS: Lard
Dull at St 1905 20. Bulk Meats-In
light demand; shoulders So IS; short
rib So IS. Bacon-In fair demand shout
ders s. IS; short rib Sc 10; short,clear
Sc SO Whisky-Steady at 81 l3. Butter
Quiet and unchanged. Eggs-Slow and
easy at l2!@lSc, C~heese-Steady at
7@7!c.
Toledo.
ToLgDo, O., June l.-Wheat-Dull and
weak; No. 2 red cash S9Sc asked; June
89Ic asked; July 9O3cic; August, 9lsc;
No. 2 soft 973c asked. Corn-DuA and
lover. M 2 cash or ,Jupp41c sa5ed: July |