Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-15


saa~osrrlss-AI 0@6c per box, d.
1 mand good.
Goossberries-Per bucket SOC. Deman
; good. ~.
8 Currents-Per bucket SOC. Demah
good. n.u
good.
New York.
, NEw YoRK. June II -Flour-Recelp'
80 594 barrels; exports 1886 barrels an
~, 999 sacks; market dull and heaVy
Wheat-Receipts 296, 900 bushels; export
333, 546; spot lots q shade stronger; op
tons opened rather easier, closing steady
sales 3,288, 900 bushels future; 26!OO'
bushels spot; No. 2 spring 8l3@82fc
No. l Northern 833@S4c; upgrsded rex
8O692c; No. 3 red 7Sc; No. 2 red 843t
c. If, SIC f. o. b, S5ic delivered; No.
red Ole; No. l white $50; u~ngrsded white
874c; No. 2 red July S33@84c, closing Al
833c; August S33c; September S4f@S5sc
closing al sac; October S55@86fc, clos
ing at 85Ic; November 87@87fc, closing
at SIC; December 81 5 l6@8S3c. closing
at CSC; May 93!@933c, closing at 93sc
Corn-Srot lots advanced AGILE n op,
tons 5@l5c, closed with a reaction o.
1@3c; receipts 52,25O bushels exports
3ll,488 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures; 10000 bushels spot; ungraded 81
@45c: No. 44fc; white Southern 48c;
No. 2 August 452@46c, closing at 453c;
September 464@47c closing at 47c. Oats
Moderately active; receipts 90,25O bush
els; exports 20, 604 bushels; mixed western
32@36c; white do 37@43fc. Stocks OF
grain in store June II: Wheat, 2~,874,94O
bushels; corn, 2,ll5,4lO do. oats, 999,358
do; barley, 1922 do rye, 54,5l5 do;
peas, 28,676 do malt, 300, 05l 40. Hay
Quiet and weak; shipping zoe. Hops
Dull. ~Coffee-Spot fair; Rio steady at
91c; options moderately active; sales 90
600 bags; June 7.75c; July 765@T70c;
August and September 7 G5@7.7Oc; Octc'
Der I. Zoe; November 7.650@7.7O Zoe; Jan
usry 7.65@7.7Lc Sugsr-Quiet; fair to
good refining 43@4Jc; refined steady; off
A 44@4sc; cutloat and crushed 65c;
cubes 6i@6 5l6c. ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Rice-Quietan and firm Pe.roleum-Steady;
United closed at este Tallow-Firm and
active at 44c. Rosin-Duil at 81 OO@
l O5. Turpentine-Steady at 33!e. Eggs
Dali and easier; receipts 1892 packages;
western fresh ll3c. Pork-FIrm; picked
bellies 5i@5sc; picked shoulders 6@6ic;
do hams I04@lle; middles dull; long clear
&c. Lard Very dull; sales OF choice at
Sc 30; contract grades closed at Sc zoo
6 %, July Sc "a; August Sc A; Sep
TENDER S. 50; October ST 63; city steam
So 0O@6 O5. Butter-Firm and demand
fair; western lO@l7!c. Cheese Dull and
easier. Copper-Dull.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June Ito days grain mar
kets we're very fiat, with no article in the
speculative list AuctuatiRg within very wide
limits. July wheat opened &c off at 74c,
essed back within half an hour to 733c,
AID then picked up on local buying to u!
@74sc, around which figures it remained
the balance of the morning session aud
closed steady and festureless. Flour
Dull and easier; Wisconsin winter wheat
-four So 75@4 20; Michipgtan do 4 OO@
/ 25; patents 81 O@4 10. Whest-Ssles
ranged: June 72@73ic, closed at 73e;
July 733@74Sc, closed at 74l@74sc;
August 75t@76c, closed at 754@75Sc;
September 76@77c closed at 773ci No. 2
spring 723c for car lots. Corn-Sales
ranged: June 34S@35c, closed at SAFE;
July 35&@36c, closed at 3j4c bid; August
36S@365c, closed at 362@36Jc. Oats
Sales ranged: July 2S@2SEc, closed at
28ic; August 26l@278c, closed at 26Sc.
Rye-Dull; No. 554c Barley-No. 2
5O653c. Flax Seed-No l 81 O8. Mess
Pork - Quiet and prices declined lO@l5c
on the whole range; June and July IS 80
as 82!; August IS S7!@S 924, closed
at S. STI@8 80; September So $500 O23,
closed at S. 97!@9 90. ~Lsrd-SaleS
ranged: June Sc 9596 OH; July 81 l23:
August Sc 2O@6 224. Cut Meats-Short
rib sides lower; cash, S. As. Boxed Meats
Shoulders 81 $500 90; short clear
S. 8N95 IS. Whisky-Steady at 81 Ia.
Sugar -Cutloat 6i@7lc; %granulated CSC;
standard A &c. Butter-Firm; fancy
creamery l5I@l6c: choice to fine dairy
Il@l3c. Eggs-Easier at lO4@llc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 4.-Flour-Dull
and in buyers favor. Wheat-Dull, but
steady; uugraded red SIC; No. 2 red sac;
No. ? red June 833@84ic; July $40
sale; August 83@S3lc; September S33@
@83Sc. Corn-Spot No. 2 mixed, ruled
firm under moderate offerings, but there
was q general pressure to sell low grades;
No. 4 mixed 37i@3Sc; No 3mixed 392@
4Oc; steamer No. 2 mixed 40@4lc; No. 2
mixed 43ic; futures dull, No. 2 mixed
June 43a@4SSc; July 44l@443c; August
45@454c; September 46@463c. Oats
Spot barely steady; No. ) mixed 33c; No.
2 mixed 33!@3lc; rejected white BIO
Sec; No. 3 white &c! @37c; No. 2 white
38@38Ic; uugrsded white &c. futures
quiet but steady; No. 2 white June S73@
38c; July 373@38c; August 3i@34Ic;
September 323@33lc. Professionalism
and in good demand. New Mess Pork
$40 5O@ll 90; do. prime $40 90; do.
family Sl2 90; smoked hams per pound
ll46I3c. Lard-Steady; refined Sc 100
81 90; do steam Sc 374. Butter Firm
with o good demand; creamery l69@l7c,
Rggs-Steady but quiet; fresh l3@l34c
Cheese-Quiet; choice 74@7}c; fair to
prime G}@7tc. Petroleum-Quiet.
CINCINNATI.
CSC1SxArI, O., June l4-CottoE-
Quiet for middlings. Flour-HeavYi fam.
lily So 65@3 IS; fancy 50 SO@4 10
Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red SO@8lc; receipts
1000 bushels; shipments 400 bushels
Corn-Hcavy; No. mixed 343c. Oats
in fair demand and frmer; No. 2
mixed sO@9ic. RYe-pulI and lower;
No. 2 Csc. Pork-Quiet aud easier at
80 75. Lsrd-Quiet at s. ~. Bulk
Mests-Firn; shoulders 81 so; short rib
s. C5. Bscon-More active demand;
shoulders S. 80; short rio Sc rs; short
clear Sc so. Whisky-In good d-msud at
IL 10. BQtter-In better demand; extra
creamery l7@l3c; prime 10 choice dairy
9@llc. Linseed 0il-In fair demand at
37@39c. Sugar--Quiet: hard refined at
6I@73c; New Orleans 5@ilc. Cheese
Easv. nrima TO choice fiat 63M7Ic Eggs