Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-07

AZ 47lc. October 47Ha46c. closed ~ a,.S,
ostsE STRONG and higher; receipts I5o, ~
b,,s .exports $40 bushels; mixed west
ern white do. 37a44c. Hay-.steaay
and in fair demand. Hops[Qulet q
firm. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio hrm az s5ei
ontions active and higher sales oS,voo
baOs: July. a.05a8. 15c; August :. lOao Y
Sentember. a.2Oc; October, S.1Oae:zoc; NO
vemher. sI5c; December, S.15aS.Soe jan
nary b15a8. soc; February, S.25c; March
s.30c. Sugar-Steady and quiet! nLr "
good refining quoted at 4saoc; wn VINE
g 5se; mould A 6fc; coniectloners =,
6 Lice. Molasses-Quiet n weak; me-
Steady and quiet. Petroleum7SG1eauy'
United closed at S53c; refined e: laaom
STEADY at 3 l5-16c. Turpentine-fnm
at 33c. Wool-Firm and active; domeStlc
fleece 25a36c; pulled wool l4aSSc; texas
9a22c. Pork-Moderately active anu
stronger; old mess quoted at $40 ga; new
do. SlI 62Ial2 90. Cut Meats-F1rm;
picked bellies 6la6ic; do shoulders &c;
do hams lie; western picked hams Ii5ci
middles firmer; long clear &c: Laru~
Opened 5 points up, later declined ioaSO
points; sales western steam, spot, 20 qua
8 95: August So s7a6 %; September % W
az O5: October So 80; city steam 20 oo.
Butter-Dull; western 10a164c. CHEESE
Steady demand: western prime, &c. Eggs
pull and weaker; receipts 1855 pack
ages; Western fresh l3gal3fe.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. July G.-Wheat made sharp
and rapid advance to-day, selling before
noon at sole for August, after opening at
79gc. The advance to the high point
named was steady, and attended by more
or less local excitement. New York, con,
sidering the movement as purely a local
affair. took but little stock in its being
ANYTHING near permanent, and did not re-
spond TO any great extent. The feeling
here was that it was rather too sudden to
be lasting, and this helped to bring out
some rather free offerings; but after this
bulge was fairly inaugurated the August
option did not for an hour go below I95c,
keeping very steady around SOc until after
II O'Clock, when it began to ease down,
falling back 10 79ac, and tiuctuating around
795c. The official announcement OF a de-
crease in the visible supply of 1865, 600
bushels wheat, 326, 900 bushel corn and
285 900 bushels oats tirmed it a few points.
Flour-Ouiet and steady. Wheat-Sales
ranged: August 79!aOl9c, closed at ss8c;
September S0s82l, closed at S2sc; October
s3c; November S3saS4c, closed at SAC.
Corn Sales ranged: August 374a3Sc,
closed al 3SIc; September 3SSa39cf, closed
at 39Jc: October 39Sa40lc closed at Acc.
Oats-Sales ranged: July 302a3lc, closed
at 3O2c; August 29@a3Oic, closed at 295c;
September 29!a2Oc, closed at 3Cc. Rye.
Higher: No. 2 on track 63c. Barley--No.
> SPOT soc. Flax Seed-Higher at 81 09.
Mess Pork-Dull; sales ranged: July
SO 25a1O s., closed at $40 10; August
$40 O7Ba1O As, closed at so 20; September
SO 1TBa1O So, closed at so 30; October
SO 27j1O 80, closed at SO 30. Lard
sales ranged: So 45a6 20, closed ut 6 go;
August Sc 5Oa6 -, closed at So 90;
September So 6Oa6 50, closed at So 10.
Cut Meats-Short rib, July Sc 273. Butter
and eggs unchanged. Whisky at 81 IA.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 6.-Flour
-Steadier but demand continues light;
Ohio and Southern 81 0Oa4 80; winter pat
ent 81 50a4 So; Wisconsin patent 81 62.
Wheat-Strong under strong speculative
demand; No. = red July S7laS1ic; August
s5}as6c; September S9iaSG!c; October s6f
as7tc. COrn-StrOng; No. 3 high mixed
44ailIc; steamer No. = yellow 45c; No. Z
mixed 45ai5lc;N No. = mixed July 44a44!c;
August 45a45Ic; September 46a465c; Octo-
Der 46a47c. Oats-SpOt higher; No. 5
mixed 34c; rejected white 353c; No.. 3
white 37a37Jc; No. = white 3S!a39c; fu-
lures strong; No. = white July 3Sla39c;
August 35a35Ic; September 34a34lc; DC
tober 3iJa35c. Provisions-Demand good
and firm; pork, mess, Sl1 10; do prime
81 O0al1 so; do family SD %; hams,
smoked, 12al3!c. Lard-Firm; refined
81 90: do steam IS 30. Butter-Firm with
fair demand; creamery extra 1Sc; tirSts 10
lie; western ladle packed 9al0c. Eggs
Firm and fairly active, fresh l4al5c.
Cheese-Quiet and easier; Ohio flats 6a7!c.
Petroleum-Quiet; 100 Abel ties 75c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 6.-Cotton-Steady;
middling Ole. FlOur-Active; family 50 90
az So: fancy Sd 90a4 20. Wheat-ln good
demand; No. = red SOC; new 76c; receipts
:, ZOO bushels; shipments 1000 bushels.
CONFIRM; No. , mixed 36c. Oats
Steady; No. . mixed 29a29tc. Rye
Quiet and firm; No. , 5Sc. Pork
Steady at so -. Lard-Dull at Sc lOa
6 Is. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders s. 30;
short rib So 374. BacOn-In fair demand
and higher; shoulders Sc p; short rib
81 OOa7 30. Whisky-Active; high wines
81 Oh; sales of 1921 barrels on a basis of
81 O5. Butter-StrOng and higher; extra
creamery lsa2Oc; prime to choice 9al2c.
Linseed Oil-In light demand at &c.
Sugar-Steady; hard refined 6}a7tc:
Hogs-Frm; light 81 80; packing and
butchers 81 5Oa5 90; receipts 1921 head;
shipments 1850 head. EggS-Easy at
lose. Cheese-In good demand and firm;
prime to choice fiat 6la73c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., July 6.-Wheat-Ffrm;
cash s1las3c; July SHE; August S2c; Sep
tember S3c. Corn-Steldy; August 3S4c.
Oats-Nothing doing.
LIVE STOCK,