Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-12

3 Slice; yellow 45944e, on
mould AI6I@6sc; standard A 54c; poS"
dsred 6697c; grsnulated 63-l6c; euoe
6 5.I6668c. Molasses-Stesdy. Rice-
Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum
Steady: United closed ut 665c. Tallof
Firm at 44c. Rosin-Stesdy: IurPen
tipe-Steady at 331 Eggs-Dui
and weaker; receipts 2,ST3 packages; ~es'
ern ll4@ll}c. Wool-tirmer ana Il
better demand; domestic fleece 21@S6c
palled l4@33c; Texan 9@22c. PORK
| Steady but rather quiet; old mess " 2oG
Q so. Cut Msats-Stesdy; picked ham
IO30llc; do shoulders &c; bellies D OFT
S5Sc: middles dull. Lard Higher anc
fairly active; Western steam spot % 20
July1$6 3O@6 So; August S. 4l@6 40.
September Sc Sc; OctoberS6 SO; city steam
Sc 10. Butter-Firm and demand moder
ate: western lO@l7c Cheese-Easiel
and dull; Western 5974c. Copper
Quiet. Lead-Quiet but steady.
chicago.
CHICAGO; June 1.-The recent bull
leaders in wheat appeared to be in fai
fight during the greater portion OF the SEES
sion today. July options began at Toe,
rose TO 75Ic, and then, under an apparent
general orslsugh of bears, broke OF almost
steadily till 733c had been reached, when
the market rallied somewhat. Toward the
close of the regular session the price raj
lied TO 74c on report OF some large engage
ments to ship wheat from this city. In the
afternoon wheat ruled 6rmer, closing at
74Ic for July. Flour-Quiet and IN
changed. Wheat-Active, weak and low:
er. Sales ranged: June 72i@733c, closed
at 72sc; July 735@753c, closed at 74c;
August 742@76sc, closed at 1885, No.
2 spring 72sc; No. 3 spring 633c. Corn
Easy; each 348c; June 34S@34Bc, closed
at 34Ec; July 35I@35sc. closed at S5Sc;
August 61@3 I5.l6c, closed at
&c 9.lSc. Oats-Dull and easy; cash 273c;
July 27s@2Sc, closed at PIG; August
26@@26sc, closed at 26sc. Rve-Dull;
No. 2 553c. STRAIGHTFORWARD; No. z
5O@53c. Flax Seed-Firm; No 81 GS,
Mess Pork Fairly active and steady
cash, So S24; July s. SOFAS IS, closed
ut IS 82I@8 So; August 50 9O@8 20,
closed a. So 92!@8 95. Lsrd-Stesdy;
cash Sc O72@6 10; July Sc l24@6 49,
closed at So Is; August Sc ZOOS 20,
closed at Sc 22I@6 70. Cut Meats
Short rib sides, cash, IS so. Boxed Meats
STEADY; shoulders 81 1904 Is. Whisky
Steady OF 81 IA. Sugar-Unchanged.
Batter-Steedy; creamery ll3@l54c;
dairy lac. Egss-At lO@lOtc'
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA June II -Flour-Steady
and moderate demand. Wheat-Wesk;
ungraded red SHE; No. l Pennsylvania
red Ole; No. 2 red June 833@s4c; July
August 82s @83!c; September
83j6833c. Corn-Spot, firm; No. 3
mixed 40@c; steamer No. 2 mixed Ale; No.
2 yellow 4lc; futures, June firm, later
mouths dull; No. 2 mixed June $40
438c; July 43}@445c; August 4f$@45fc;
September 454@46c. Osts-Spot steady
and fair demand; white 26c; No. B white
Sic; No. 2 white 38@38!c; uDgraded
white SIC; futures quiet but steady; No. Z
white June 3S@38}c, July 3S@3S}c; Au-
gust S4@35c; September 32l@$3!c Pro.
visions firm but in good demand: Hams
-Weak at ll3@l3c. Butter-Firm aud
tending upward, Western creamery extra
l7@l8c. Eggs-Firm and in good de-
mand, extra l3@l32c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., Jane ll.-Cotton-
Firm and unchanged. Flour-Heavy;
family So 7O63 IS; fancy 81 90@4 ID.
Wheat-Weaker; No. 2 red 79@Slc;
receipts Is, 900 bushels; shipments 10000
bushels. Oorn-pull; No. 2 a5c. Oats
Steady; No. 2 mixed 29!@SOc; Rye
Light demand; No. 2 65!c. Pork
Firm at 80 so. L~ard-Steady at s. 80.
Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders 81 so; short
ribs S. 10. Bscen-Stesdy; shoulders
IS so; short ribs Sc 80; short clear Sc so.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 10. Butter and
Sugar-Stesdy and unchanged. Eggs
Firmer at 94c. Cheese-Stesdy and un'
changed.
roLrpo, O., June ll.--NIC1t-
Active and easier; cash 774@8Oc; June
and July 773c; August 78lc; September
79c. CorG--LoWer and active; cash and
June 353c; July 36c, August l7c. Oats
Easy; cash SOC; August 27tc.