Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-07-10

| Oats--Steady; receipts 1850 bushels; e.
ports Ill bnsheZs; mixed western 500
sSlc; white do 3s@44}c Hsy--Ste&dy
and demand light; shipping 75c. Hops
Dull and heavy. Co6ee-O options barely
steady; sales $4,000 bags; August I05@
7.l0c; September 7.l0@7.l5c. Octcoer
7.l5@120c; November 7.20c: DecemoeE
1856; January 7.35c; February 1857. 4oc.
Sugsr-Dull; refined quiet and weak; on A
6@6ac; standard A &c; confectioners A
6 9.l6c; cutloaf and crushed 7@7sc; cubes
6l@7c.lh Molasses Dull. "a Petroleum.
Steady; United closed at 95sc; refined Sfc
Tallow-Steady and quiet. Turpentine--
Dull at 3Stc. Eggs-Firm and in fair in
ouiry. Pork-Quiet and barely steady;
uess spot $40 IS for unexpected; Sill 25@
IL so Tor inspected. Beet-Dull. Lard
Dull; contract grade, spot, S. 1905 I2s;
July Sc seas 20; August S. 1906 7I;
Sepumber S. s8@6 90; October S. 80
al co. November Sc 81; city steam IS 80
Butter-Quiet. Cheese-Firm and in fair
demand.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 9.-The wheat market
was in an unsettled q I'd nervous condition
the entire day, due to the variety of con
hictirg statements and rumors. The open
ing was strong, prices advancing s@ic IN.
der free buying, based largely upon reported
damage to crops in the west by last nights
storm and rain. Flour-Dull and I'M
changed. Wheat-Unsettled and feverish.
The buying was eager and general at the
opening, with prices s@3c higher, then fell
back &c on reports of grain out Of condition
in New York, but rallied and fell off again
on reports of cholera in France and closed
&c under yesterday. Sales ranged: July
863@S7sc, closing at S6sc; August 88t
@89!c, closed at ssac; September 9Ot@
| 9lIc, closed at90sc. Corn-Fsirly active,
but weaker; prices declined &c and closed &c
under yesterday; cash 47fc; July 47a@
473c, closed at 47i@4Ssc; August 465@
47sc, closed at Ate; September 1910
47bc, closed at 46i@46sc. 0ats--Steady
and firm, with July ruling t@fc higher,
other options showing little change; cash
| 3li@32c; July 3lB@32bc, closed at $40
| 32ic; August 26a@26Ec, closed at 26ac;
September 25s@26c. closed at 25fc.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 $50. Flax Seed
Steady; No. l 81 "a. Mess Pork-Qaiet
but steady; prices ruled 22@5c higher, but
receded again aud closed steady; cash
| 50 9O@lO 10; August 50 90@9 IS, closed
at So 92I@9 95; September $40 00@
10 O5, closed at $40 00@l0 023. Lard
-Qaiet and unchanged; cash Sc 45@
6 47}; July Sc 45@6473; August S. 523
| @6 IS; September Sc 62l@6 IS. Boxed
Meats-Steady; shoulders So 1908 80;
short RIB s. 22!@5 25. Whisky-Firm
at 81 Is. Sugar-Steady and unchanged.
Butter-Steadv and unchanged; creamery
l5@l6!c; dairy l39l3!e. Eggs-Firm ct
| lie,
CINCINNATI, O., July 9.-Cotton-Quiet;
middEpg IOlc. FIour-Quiet and IN
changed. Whest-Steady; No. red Csc;
receipts 1000 bushels; shipments 1000
bushels. Corn-In good demand; No. 2
mixed 493@5Oc. Oats-Firm; No.
mixed 36c. Rye-Dull and nominal; No. 2
Gle. Pork-Fair demand at $40 so
Lard-In good demand at Sc 25, Bulk
Meats-Easier; shoulders So 50@3 624;
short rib S. 3O05 35. Bacon-In mod.
crate demand; shoulders 81 25; short rib
Sc 90; short clear Sc 45c. Whisky
Steady at 81 Is. Butter-Unchanged
Sugsr-Firm and unchanged Eggs-In
moderate demand at lie. Cheese AZ
demand and unchanged. So
PhiladeIphis.
PHILADELPHIA. July 9.--Flour- .sak
and irregular. Wheat-A shade firmeis No.
2 red July 94f@944c; August 95s@95jc;
September, 9s!@9sac; October 81 OO3@
l 603. CONCEPTIONS firm; spot lots in
fair demand; cob corn SOC per 70 pounds;
No. 3 mixed 52@52lc; steamer No. 2
mixed 53c; No. mixed 52ac; sail mixed
July 52i@53c; August 53f@533c; Sep.
tember 54I@543c; October 543@55c.
Oats-Barely steady; no grade 34c; poor
rejected white 35c; No. 2 mixed 352c; No.
white 384@39c; No. 2 white, July 3S3@
3sBc; August 363@36sc; September 34@
34ic; October 34@343c.
TOLEDO, o., July 9.-Wheat-Closed
dull and weak; No. red cash, or July
9l3c; August 92Sc; September $3.50;
October 95sc; No. 2 cash 49@5Oc. Corn
July ACC bid; August 493c; September
SOC asked. Osts-Dull; No. 2 cash, Csc
asked; August BIC bid September 26!c
bid.