Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-06-09
| i cotton; lalio fss . rool and lli@is

n ~ 81 z 81 " II
"a cotton; l0lio for ~ voa and Y i@ic
for mixed
seeds-Sales Of timothy seed Of y 6y9
IS y bnshel; clover, small seed s. z59
& SO: large. s. 25(96 so. as TO quality.
Sweet ider-Country sweet u W Pef
barrel Demand fair.
Lard-County prime 7i9Sc., demand
good. ,a
good. =,
Cucumbers-Nsw.s2 OO@2 rs in bushs
crates.
Srawberries-l3c in quart baskets.
Asu Yors.
Nrw YoRK, June S.-Flour-Lower
and dull. Receipts 25,sl6 barrels; exports
5926 barrels; common to good extra west
ern and State 50 35@3 go; good to choice
do 81 0094 %; common to choice white
wheat extra 81 1906 90; fancy do s. ~
as so; common to good extra Ohio IS 50
as 20; common to choice extra St Louis
50 30@5 80; patent Minnesota extra good
10 prime 81 1905 90; choice to double
extra SIS l5@5 10. Whest-Spot heavy;
options opened weak, afterwards ruled
stronger, and closed firm; receipts 3O4, 800
bushels; exports 1882 bushels; sales
4,0l6,OOO bushels future; 10000 bushels
spot; No. spring 92!@94c; ungraded red
S4@93c; No. red nominal; No. white
81 90; No. 2 red June, 995c@Sl 0Of
closing at 81 003; July, 81 0ls@l OF,
closing at 81 O2B; August, 81 OSLO
l 04s, closing at 81 045; September, 81 %
@l OCT, closing at 81 05s; October
81 O6s@l O74, closing at 81 O7s; No
vember 81 Os@l 08J, closing ct 81 OBJ;
DecemberSl 09f@l 10y, closing at 81 log.
| Corn-Firm; receipts l03, 634 bushels; ex,
ports 1852 bushels; ungraded 49@5Oe;
steamer 52t@523c; No. 2 white 64c; I'M
graded white 64c; No. red June 63f@
532c closing at 53tc; July 53}@53Sc,
closing at 53Sc; August 549543e, closing
at 54c4 September 54a@55c, closing at.5Oc.
Oats-Lower; receipts ii, $50 bushels; ex
ports 1850 bushels; mixed western 500 lOc;
white do 4O@44c9. Stock ofgrain in store
June 9th: Wheat, 4,5l6, O22 bushels; corn,
| 592,O55 bushels; oats, l74,846 bushels; rye,
3l,3ll bushels; malt, l3l, ll6; barley, none;
peas, IL, l23 bushels. Hay-Dull and weak;
shipping 9O@95c. Cofee-0ptions steady
on June; others weak; sales 1000 bags;
June, 6.95c; July 7.00c; August 7.lOci
September 7.l5c; October, 7,2Oc; Novem'
Der, 7.25@7.3Oc; December, 1850. Sugar
Steady and quiet; refined quiet; contee,
TONERS A, 64@7 9.l6c; graduated lille
| @63c. Molasses-Quiet and steady; sales
Of Cuba at 1859, and closing at zoe; for
so test. Rice-Steady and moderately
active. Petroleum-Steady; United closed
at 1850. Tallow-Dull and easy at 549
SIC. Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Dull at
353c. Eggs-Firm and in fair demand.
Pork-Quiet Beef-Stesdy. Lard-Fair;
western steam spot quoted Sc 80@6 80;
July Sc S366 81; August Sc SO; Septem-
Der 81 04@7 OF; October 81 l4@7 II;
city steam Sc 65. Butter-Steady and in
fair dtmand; western S@l7c. Cheese
Fnner; demand steady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The tone Of the wheat
market was strong in the main to-day and,
| despite the season of weakness during the
middle session, q reaction followed, which
carried prices up one cent from the closing
Saturday and the market closed for the day
about &c higher than Saturday. There were
more outside buying orders, bit the inclina.
ton of the great majority of traders was to
await the publication of the visible supply
report, and considerable interest is also ex
hibited in the forthcoming estimates by the
government bureau concerning the proba-
| bic winter wheat yield. The report of the
State agricultural bureau placing the pro.
bably yield this year at nine millions of
bushels had its bearing on the market and
some curiosity has been excited as to wheth-
er the government estimates will be as low
as those reported by the various State
bureaus, which have thus far been very dis
couraging in tone. The market to-day
| opened s@!c higher, owing to the cold and
unreasonable wea Their, sold off &c in antici.
patton of considerable increase in the visi-
bic supply, but free buying carried the mar
ket up again, then it sold off &c, and again
| advanced 5c higher than Saturday. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Feeling
was unsettled, prices tiuctuated rather
wildly; market opened 5@tc higher owing
to the cold weather, sold OF 3c, but rallied
again, then fell back &c, but advanced &c,
and finally closed at &c over Saturday.
Sales ranged June S7s@883c, closed at
58sc; July 894@90Sc, closed at 9O!c;
August 9lS@92}c, closed at &c; No. 2
spring 79c; No. red 95@95sc; No. 3 red
| SAC. Corn-Quiet, but strong; market
opened s@3c higher, then declined Sc, and
closed &c over Saturday; cash 46S@463c;
June 46@463c, closed at 463c; July 45s
@463c, closed at 4GBc; August 46@4Gsc,
closed at 46@46Bc. Oats-Ruled quiet,
but firm during the regular session and
closed about &c over Saturday; cash 1910
33lc; June 33@33Sc, closed at $3.50; July
325@334c, closed at 3S4c; August 28@
28lc, closed at 2S1c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2
65@66c. Barley-Nominal Flax Seed
Quiet; No. 81 &c. Mess Pork-Active
and stronger; market opened l0c higher,
then advanced 2O@25c additional, re-
acted TO l5@20c, but rallied again and
closed steady; cash $40 5O@lO So; July
$40 324@l0 GO, closed at $40 573@
10 60; August so 40@l0 70, closed at
$40 67!@l6 20. Lard-Fairly active and
stronger at 7!@lOc higher; cash SIS GO@
62I; June Sc 60; July Sc 57496 65,
closed at Sc 624@6 65; August SIS $50
10, closed at Sc 72@6 So. Boxed
Meats-Quiet, but firm; shoulders s. so
as IS; short rib S. 1905 Az; short
clear SIS 1905 IS. Whisky-Steady and
frmer at 81 10. Sugar-Steady aud un.
changed. Butter-Quiet and shade firm.
er; creamery l4@l54c; dairy ll@l2c
Eggs-Weak at ll@lllc.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA. June S.-Flour-Weak
and unsettled; Ohio and Indiana 81 500
%; St Louis and southern Illinois 81 so
as %; winter wheat patent S. 25@5 "a;
Minnesota bakers 81 00@5 90; do patents
S. l2i@5 so; rye -four scarce and firm at
81 90 for choice. Wheat-Dull; No. 2
Pennsylvania red in elevator 81 O6; No.
red June 974@98c; July 9i@993c; August
81 0ll@l Olt; September 81 O3!@l o..
CONFIRM; No mixed 53c; steamer
No mixed 534c; steamer No. 2 high
mixed SIC; No. mixed 53t@54c; No. 2
mixed lima hSMh2Ic. Inlv h2lMh2Ac: