Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-07

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\ nitted cbe-r;es S69c. New evaporat'
n apples S9sc. Market on Dried Fruit DEE
inal; demand moderate.
a Cheese--Sales in o Jo5nng way Of PLIn
mild Ohio factory ct 9@l2sc; New l0z
lil9l5c; Sweitzsr l00l3ci L'mbsrgs'
d @l2c. oo,o
= doz,: supply fair ard demand good.
Feathers-Choice, 5U(9o5c IN origins
y packages, 4a5c more in small lots.
/ Honey-Choice white clover, l3Sl4
:. choice buckwheat. l29l4c.
Nuts-SheIbsrks, 60c per bushel; oiac
: wsIuuts, 3O940c,
/ Potatoes-Choice As to SOC per oushel
/ common 40 TO 45c per bushe!; demsn
: good. 10 .oc
Poulry-Live chickens. old Is pug
so p dozen: spring chickens, Is DUG
4 so. Good demand. .
Rags-Stesdy q l4@l!ctor white mn
ed cotton; l@l}c for all wool and Ite
IL, for mixed. !,
seeds-Timothy seed - IS per 6ushei
clover, small seed Sc Is; large u, a
TO quality. a. o,e
Sweet c~ider--Couutry sweet % org
3 so psT Barrel; crab cider IS OO9I Of
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-Country prime, 53S6c.' demsp'
fair. o
Apples, green, y Dbl. choice $l.75@
2 90; demand fair.
Onions 75c Der bushel; demand slow.
Onion Sets, 81 5O@2 IS per bushel, &C
cording to grace.
Bunch Onions, new, 25@3Oc per dozen
Ksle, 81 90 per barrel; demand fair.
Rhrbarb. l5@2Oc per dozen punches;
good demand.
Spinach, 81 5Oper Dbl demand good
New York.
NEw YoRx, May G-Flour-Receipts
no barrels; exports 5,I37 barrels, II, :
Isl sacks; fair business in fine grades;
others dull: sales ID 600 barrels. Wheat
Receipts $3.50 bushels; exports AZ 987
bushels; spot !@lc lower; options Opened
strong, closing weak; sales 2,66f,OO
bushels futures, AL, 900 bushels spot; No
2 spring 9Oc; No. C f. and i 9O@9lic;
No | hard 9l!c: do spot sic; uDgraded
red g5Ggnc; No. red 9O!@9O3cf o. b;
929c delivered, No. | red 9Sc; No. |
white 96c; uugraded white 9Oc; No. ? red
May 9O4@9lc, closing at 9oSc; June 81
692 > lGc, closing at Gle; July9li@92sc,
closing at 9llc; August 9l2@928c, closing
a. 9rIc; September 95@9jic; December
96@965c, closing at 96c. Corn-Spot &c
higher bat quiet; options lose lower, clos
weak; receipts 5000 bushels; exports
$50, 934 bushels; sales zoos, 900 bushels
futures; 70 900 busbels spot; ungraded $40
48c: damaged SOC; No. > 4l4c; steamer
IGlc; No. 2 May 47l@4Sc, closing at
47ic; June 468@4Ic, closing at 46sc;
July 46I@47lc, closing at 463c; August
47647fc, closing at 47c. Osts-Lower
and heavy; receipts 1900 busheIS; exports
none; mixed western 3694Oc; white DO
4l@45Bc. Hay Steady; shipping zoe.
Hops-Ouiet. ~Cofee-Spot fair; Rio dull
at Sc; options dull and Sigh ly lower;
sales $500 bags; May 74Oc; June 7 Soc
July I 25c; August TO January Zoe. Su-
par--Dull and nominal; refined quiet and
steady. Molasses-Dull and nominal
Rice-Steady and IN fair demand. Perrc-
leum-Steady; United closed at 734c.
Tallow-More active. Turpentine-Stesdy
at 36Ic. Eggs-Quiet; receipts 5,4Gl
packages; western ll3@ll3c. Pork
Firm: demond moderate; old mess 80 %
so. Cut Meats-FIrm; short ribs and
bellies she; do picked sic Lsrd-Steady;
western steam, spot, Sc Is; MAY S. 10;
June Sc 2O66 p; July Sc 27@6 %;
August Sc 3406 80; September S. 400
6 Al; October Sc As; city ? Sc 05
Butter-Quiet; western lO@23c; Elgin
creamery 24c. Cheese-Steady; demand
light.
Chicago, May 6.-Interest returned to
wheat to-day and the market was quite
active; the tone, however, was weak, and
tendency of values quite sharply downward
wheat declining over | cents. About the
only period OF comparative strength was
soon after the opening, when June re
manned closely around soc, then declined
all the way from so to isle, which only
seemed to bring out more wheyt. The
| o'clock close was weak, with only a
fractional recovery from bottom prices. IL
the ~afternosn the market closed quiet,
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Wheat
Active hut weak and lower; sales ranged:
May T6s@77tc, closed at 763ci June 78l
68Osc, closed at 1850; July S0s@Slsc,
closed at sole; No. 2 spring 764c. Corn
-Eaaier; sales ranged: cash 34Ic; Nav
closed at sac; June 36@36lc,
closed ct 36Ic; July 37@37Ic, closed at
37Ic. Oats Dali; sales ranged: cash 29i
629sc, June 20. @29ic, closed at 294c,
Rys-Steady; No. Z, 69c. B~arley-Dull;
No. 2, 5gc Flax Seed-Steany; No. l..
81 OBJ. Mess Pork Quiet and easy;
sales ranged: cash 50 %; June 50 10
20. closed 1T 50 l2!; July 50 POO
9 25, closed OF 81 20 Lard-Quiet; sales
ranged: cash - S74@5 20; June S. 81!
as 95; July ST Ot@O Q23, closed at
St Oh Cut Mests-Short rib sides steady.
cash s. Il! Boxed Aeats-SreAdy;
shoulders 81 OO@4 10; short clear 81 So
as 60. W hisky-Stsady at 81 IA Sugar
Unchanged; cutlCsf lie, granulated
40; STANDARD A, &C. Buttsr-Steady
creamery l5@?Oc; dairy l"@l7o.
Cincinnati.
C1soBNArl, O., May 6.-Cottor-
Steady and unchanged. flour-hdil and
unchanged. Whesr-Quieti No. 2 red ~
@9Oc; receipts Is bushels; shipments
1000 bushels. Corn-Qliet and IN
changed. Oats-In fair demand; No. ?
mixed SIC. Rye-Dull and unchanged.
Barley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Stesdy
at 50 so. Lsrd-Quiet ct - i74. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-EAsier and unchanged
Whisky-Quiet at u 10 Butter, Sugar
and Cseese-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
Firm at 9!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA May o Fiour-S;eady
Whea'-Quiet; No. 2 red May 9ll@gli :;
June 92@92!c; July 9ll@gl3c; August
9l69l!3. Corn-In fair demand; fresh
No. 3 high mixed 45@4j3c; fresh steamer
46646!c Nc. 2 mixed Ale; futures ne
elected aud nominal. O4ta-Spot firm
and demand fair; white 3Sf@ TIC; mixed
36I6S7c; futures nominal. Bdtter-FIrm
and in fair demand: Western ex-