Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-03

opst sc 2566 26; September Sc 81;
October Sc 40@6 43; November 30 aug
6 40: ciry steam S. 80. Butter-Dul'.
Cheese-Quiet and weak. Copper-"eaA'
lake lOs@l04c.
CHICAGO, June 2.-There was an easy
feeling in wheat during the first halt hour
of trading to day, July delivery touching
743c, within fraction of the lowest bgnre
at which the option has sold in many
wears. From that moment good buying
set in and before the close of trading late IN
the afternoon bull movement had been
iuaugurated, which carried everything be-
fore i and produced something akin to q
panic among the small bear traders
The scramble to purchase wheat became
general and the scene during the last half
hour Of trading in the afternoon was I'M
like anything witnessed before IN many
months. The pit was crowded with excited
men endeavoring to cover trades on which
margins had been exhausted. The reVni.
sion from the prolonged bear market was
so sudden and pronounced that 1t occa-
stoned no alarm among many OF the bear
traders, but when an advance OF two cents
from inside figures had occurred and prices
kept on moving up many of them became
frantic buyers and materially aided the
feeling of buying In the afternoon July
delivery touched 775c, an advance OF &C
from the lowest prices of the morning and
closed for the day at Tic. Flour-Steady
and firm. Whest-Active and buoyant,
closing at one o'clock two cents higher than
Yesterday. Sales ranged June 72b075fc,
closed at Is 3-l6c; July 74s@76ac, clos |
ing at 76 Lice; August 75s@775c, closed
at 773c; No 2 Spring 74@75ic; No.
spring nominal. The decrease of nearly
three million bushels in the visible supply
was one OF the strong bull arguments,
but the advance was attributed 10 infiu-
ences apart from this feature ofthe market.
but closed shade higher;
cash 34sc; June 34!@343c, closed at
34ic; July 35sG935 l5-l6c closed at 35Bc;
August 363@36}c, closed at &c ll.l6c.
Jsts-E4sier; cash 264c; June 264c;
July 268@263c, closed at 26c; August "a
924{c, Closed at 24fc. Rye-Dull; No,
sic. Barley-At 53@55c. Flax Seed
Steady; No l 81 O64c. Mess Pork
Opened easier at 2665c lover; rallied 10
Sl2lc; receded 23@5c and closed steady;
cash IS 35; June S. 22!@8 35, closed
1t IS 32!; July S. 3O@S 423, closed st
IS 4O6S 42!c; August So 4O@S 52!i
,losed At s. 4O@8. 42!. Lard Quiet
md Grner; cash and June S. 874@5 80;
July s. 95@5 97!. Cut Meats-Short rib
Iides 81 20. Boxed Mests--Stesdy; should
,rs 81 33@4 80; short clear s. 600
65 Whifky-Steady at 81 IA. Sugar
Easy; cutlosf 6s@6Sc; graduated 6Sc;
standard A SIC. Butler-Ruled dull;
creamery l2@l4!c; dairy lO@l2c' Eggs
AT &c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Flour-Dull,
weak and unsettled. Wheat-Strong and
higher; No. 2 June red 86@8G!c; July
'6I@S7c; August 85!@S6c; September
,6G86Ic. Corn-Spot shade frmer; No.
mixed 4l!c; steamer No. 2 mixed 44c;
10. mixed 44c. 0ats-FGtures ne,
elected and nominal spot opened
weak and closed firm; No. 2 mixed 3jc; (
elSCt6u WulI6 DC, W. % "hitO 'ONS''',. - |
30. 3 white 39@4Oc; futures nominal; ;
70. z white June 37@373c; July 364@
Tie; August 33I@34c; September 324S
SIC. Receip.s-Flour, 1000 bushels;
,heat, 5000 bushels; corn, 1875 600 bush
Is; oats, 100000 bushels Shipments
Wheat, l.2O0 bushels; corn, 10000 bush
Is; oats, 400 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., June 2.=-CottoI- {
uiet and unchanged. Flour-quiet and
rm. Wheat-Stronger; No. red 800
Sc; receipts $4,000 bushels; shipments
Z, 500 bushels Corn-Iu light demand;
10. 2 mixed 35@3Gc Osts-Firmer; No. {
mixed 29@3Oc. Rye-Firm; No 2 66c. !
'ork -Steady ct 81 1913 Lard-In fair
emand at s. 65. Bulk Mests-Firmer; G
houlders 81 25; short rib $ 374 Bacon
Steady and unchanged. Whisky-StpsdY |
t 81 10. Butter, suga! aud oheese-hasy '
nd unchanged. Esgs-S;eady at 93o. I
Toledo.
ToLEDO, O.. June 2.--Whest-Higher !
nd active; cash 7S@Slc; June 7S5c; July
Oc; August l31c; September SITE. Corn
Neglected; cash and June 364c; July
Oic; August a7lC. Qsts-Nominai'