Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-20

, closing at 96kc. torn-ckos iO
snd euies; EXPORT demand light; receipt
IOI $50 bushels; exports 45.i6S OG.h en,
sslsq $4,000 bushels futures; so'OO,
bushels spot; ungraded 37@44c; steame
, 4SS454c: No. 2 483c; white western
! 50Sc: No. 2 May 47s9473c, closing q
47sc; June 46f@46tc, closing at 4'4c
July 46a@46sc, closing at 464c; Aos Us
46i@465c, closing at 464G; oepS TmT Te'
47{e closing at Att. Oa;s-Whlte ft9aS
bettsr mixed western 37@93e; Whlte &c
4S64To Hsy-Steady and in fair ae
mand; shipping zoe. Rops-Quiet. Coi
fae-Spot fair; Rio firm at 94c; options
firm and fairly active; May 7.70S9I DC;
! JAW 7 scar .55c; August 74O; sePtem
her sOCdS7 Csc; October, November snu
December 7.3Oc. Sugsr-Dul and more
or less nominal; refined quiet; white eA'sa
G 5Ec: mould A Sc; confectoners d
6!66tc; cubes 6 9 l6S6sc. Moiasses-
Steady; sales 5000 test at fc. Rye
Steady. Pe,rolsam-SteAdy; United closed
AZ 68ic. Tallow-Stesdy at 3lt@3l 5'lOe
Turueutine-Dull at 33@SS2c. Eggs
Firm and in fair demand. Pork-Duii;
old mess 50 25@9 so. Cut Meats
Stronger; sales Of picked bellies 6SS
she; do shoulders and smoked do O3c; GO
hams lOBc; smoked do lie; middles trm;
Iong clear SIC. Lard-Dull and lower;
contract grade Sc 90; old spot, 50 ~;
choice Sc 22l; May Sc l6; June So II
66 Is; July Sc 24@6 %; August % 81;
September Sc 1906 80; October So 44(S
6 &c; city steam Sc 90. Buttsr-Qliet
and weaker; western lO9l7c; Elgln
creamery lie. Cheese-SsesdY and de
mand light. Copper-Dull; Lake llsc.
OnicAEO.
CHICAGO, May l9.-The starting point
for June wheat to-day was 74ac, which
proved to be the lowest figure OF the day.
A RALLY 10 75c followed, after which the
market reacted to 744c and closed at
745l6e. Flour-Essy but not quotably
lower. Wheat--Iu fair demand but gen
orally lower; sales ranged: May 1890
743c, closed at 74fc; June 743@753c.
closed at IS slice; July 768@77tc, closed
at &c 5.l6c; No. 2 spring 744c; No )
spring Csc. Corn-Ruled stronger early,
but reacted and closed at yesterdays fig
ures; cash 35I@36c; May 353@36c,
closed at 35Ic; June 36i@36sc, closed
at sc slice; July 37b@374c, closed at
81 slice. Oats-Stesdy; cash 29c; May
28Bc; June 28t02S3c, closed at 2s4c.
Rye-Dnll; No 2 59i@6Oc Bsrley-Dull;
No. 2 55c. Flax Seed-Steady; No. l
81 O540l O6. Mess Pork-lrregular;
prices declined l2l@l5c. and closed
steady; cash, 50 65@S 20; June s. 60
as Is. closed at S. 6O@0 S2!; July
S. 7O@8 IS, closed at s. 7O@8 724. |
Lard Easier and 2i@5c lower; cash and |
June s. 921G,5 IS; July S. 97!@6 02!, |
closed at Sc OO@6 O2i. Cut Meats
Short rib sides steady; cash s. 323@ |
5 So. Boxed Mests-Steady; shoulders
81 l564 25; short clear sides s. $50
5 so. Whisky-Steady at 81 IA. Sugar
Easy; ersnulated &c; standard A 6Sc |
B1tter-Ruled weak; creamery ll3@ |
l6c; dairy 7@l2!c. Esgs-At9c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May l8-Flour-Dull
and weak. Whest-Opened weak and
closed steady; M. 2 red Msy S63@S7c; |
June S7@S7tc; July S63@S7c. Corn
Steady and in moderate demagd; steamer
No. 2 yellow 47!c; No. ? mixed 4Isci
No. , yellow 47t@4S!c; No. 2 46@46ic' |
No mixed May 46@46ic; June i6t@ |
463c; July 463@47c. Osts-Spot lots
firm and higher; No white 4l@4l3c; |
No white 4li@42c; ungrsded white
IL &c; futures quiet but steady; No. z white
May 4O!@4O4c; June 394@S93ci July
396S9Ic; August 34{@35Sc. Batter
Dull and declining; creamery extra $50 |
l9c.
CNCIENATI, o., May l9.-Cot:oE-
Dull and unchanged. Flour--Easy and
unchanged. Wheat-No red S5c; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; shipments 10000 |
bushels. Corn-Stesdy; No 2 mixed SIC
Oats-Firmer; No mixed 92!c. RE |
Firm aud unchanged Pork-Dull at
80 81. Lard-Easy at s. 75@5 774. |
Bulk Meats and Bacon-Firm and un-
changed Whisky-Quiet at 81 10. Butter,
Sugar aud Cheese-Steady and I'M
changed. Eggs-Stronger at S4c.
Toledo.
ruLrDo, O.. May ~. ~Whsst-Essier; !
cash 803@84c; June Sic; July 9l!c; |
August 8l;@8l!cc; September S2!c. |
Corn nchapged. Oats Nominal.
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling.
The market this week was slow. |
Hesars Huds9a ! BsYhs furnish ;hg fol
CATTLE COO TO l,lOOlbs stock 4t95c |
per ID; 500 to 500 lbs. 4@4!c per 10;
700 to 500 lbs 3!@4c per 10.
dogs-Markes dull; S!GS+c 90; ID.
Lambs-Good at 5@6c per 10,
Calves-s3 OO@3 81 per head.
Sheep-3@ &c per 10.
Baltimore.
. OFFrc- OF TIE CALyERroS STOCK YARDS.
lIoSDAY, May l..
On,iLs are sold at these figures iirs trCch HyI ave
sold az net csiJ, thai is 20 per ce1!. (geRGrGy) on
from lire treigh. Sheep sold sroSS, that e lite
rsi1A, or nothing OIL
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE The market was fairly
active to-day. The quality was more mix
ed than last week, the receipts being much
more numerous. fhs tops we're better
than those OF last week, but there was q
tull number Of common cattle. Prices,
considering the quality OF the tops, show
no change, but other grades were off ia lc.
We quote at 81 1906 00,with most sales
at S45O@5 "a per 100 pounds. Over COO
head of the offerings are for export
Prices of Beet Cattle ranged IS follows
Best S. 1906 90; that generally rated
first quality s. 62!@5 Is; medium Or
good tar quality S. O9@5 374; ordinary
thin Steers, Oxen and Cows 81 $50
1 IS. Extreme range OF prices 81 IS
0g 90. Nest Of the sales ranged from
81 50@5 rs per 100 lbs.
Of the Cattle received, some 81 head
came from Maryland, $50 from Pennsyl
vsnis, from Virginia, 29 from Ohio, and
9SS from Illinois. Total receipts for
the week S.G0l head, against OIL head last
| II nae hood 90 ne ftpaa loot usar