Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-07-08

20.O42 sacks, Market nl6nc1 n
ateIy active: sales Is, 900 barrels; eomll en
10 GOOD extra western and State S2tUao 70,
GOOD 70 choice do So 30a5 10; common %
Choice white wheat western extra % fVA
4 90. fancy do So 00a5 Is; common -
GOOD Ohio So 7Oa5 90; common TO cholce
extra ST. Louis 81 7Oa5 90; choice to u
extra "a 90a5 Is. Wheat-Reeeipts 49,
600 bushels; exports III, 559 busheisi 0
lots verv Quiet with options openeu s'one
and excited. advancing 24a39c on Dao cIoP
renorts afterwards weakened ana eloseo
with the improvement mostly lost; speeu-
lation very brisk; sales 13,soS,OOO pushes 3
futures, and $4,000 bushels spot; No. :
spring sec; ungraded red S7a57 5,loc; w. :;
2 red 9Oic afloat; No. l red 95tei NJ; l
white sole; No. 2 red August SesaSlsc,
closed at SSEe; September S9la923c, cdoseu
at s9sc; October 9Ola93ic, closed at SOse;
November classic, closed at 91se; Decem-
Der 92fa95Ic, closed at 924c; January SSfa
oslo, closed at 93ie; February 94saS'4c,
closed at 94Ec; March 95ia97fe, closed at
oslo; May 97acaS1 00s, closed at Sitc,
Corn-Spot lots firm and quiet; options
opened la1ic higher, closing heavy Win
the advance nearly all lost; speculation
more active; receipts 45,SOO bushels; e&-
ports 70, 500 bushels; sales l ,336,OO busn-
els futures, and IS, 900 bushels spot; I'M
graded 4la56c; No. 2 49c elevator, asa
4Sc afoat; No. 2 July 47a48e, closeda at 4'ci
August 47a4Sic, closed at aye; September
47ia49c, closed at 473c; October 4~Sia494e,
closed at 48Ic. 0ats-Higher and more
active; receipts Il $500 bushels; exports llO
bushels; mixed western 37a39c; white do.
4Oa45c. Hay-Steady and in fair request,
Hops-Higher andpstrOng on damage "a
crops; quoted at 10a20c as to quality.
Coffee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at 9ic; options
5alO points lower and fairly active; sales
$3.50 bags; July, Z.9Oa7. 95c; August and
September, s.00aS. Csc; October, 8.O5aS. lOc;
November, 8.Ojc; December and January,
8. 1Oas. 15c; February, s.15c. Sugar
Steady and quiet; refined firm. Molasses
Quiet and steady; 80 test Isle. Petro-
leum-Steady; United closed at 65ic. Tai
lOw-Steady. Turpentine-Firm at 333c.
Egge-Dull and declining; receipts 5,37o
packages; Western fresh 13ia139c. Pork
Fairly active and strong; old mess 81 90.
Cut Meats-Firm; picked bellies Glaze;
do hams lie; do shoulders 64a63c; smoked
hams 12&c; do shoulders &c; middles dull;
long clear &c. Lard-LOwer and less
active; sales western steam ut Sc S5a
6 9O4; August So "a; September Sc SEA
6 95; 5000 tierces October at So 7aa6 81;
city steam So s.. Butter-Quiet; western
1Oa16Jc. Cheese-Firmcr and in better
demand; western 7a7ic.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July This was 4 wild day
on Change. The boom which has been
blowing for several days received a decided
impetus late yesterday afternoon, when St.
Louis parties came and bought calls very
heavily up in the millions. This proce-
dure OF course advanced the speculative
market, the gain between the closing yes
terday and the opening this morning being
nearly &c. August sold Mt S2Bc, having
closed at s0!c. A little changed hands at
S2Ic, but, opening as it did at the call
price. the offerings brought out were very
heavy, and a decline to S2lc quickly fol-
lowed. Then the shorts came in with a
perfect rush and whirled the price up to
S3}c, with very few stops. During this
advance the pit" was wildly excited, and
two failures were reported. There was no
scarcity of wheat for sale, which feature
made the aggregate trade something enOr-
nous. Quantities of ''long' wheat, in
which there was q decent profit, were
thrown OH the market and realized on
from outside points. The decline was
moderately steady. FlOur-More active
and prices firm. Wheat-Sales ranged:
July 702aSl3c, closed at 793c; August S2a
S33c, closed at S2!c; September ~S3saS5ic,
closed at S38c bid; October S4saS4ic, closed
at size bid; No. , spring S05c; No. 2 red
winter SlsaS13c. Corn-Sales ranged:
July 373a37Sc, closed at 379c; August 80!
a408c. closed at 3Ssa39c; September 39Sa
Ale, closed at 4Otc. Oats-Sales ranged:
July 3~13a32!c, closed at BE; August 3Ota
314c, closed sellers at 30sc; September 3Os
a31@c, closed at 30Ba3lc. Rye-Firm; No.
2 on track Coo. Barley-Dull; No. 2 new
September 69c. Flax Seed-Higher; No.
| on track at 81 1Oa1 lot. Mess Pork
Sales ranged: August SO 05a10 20, closed
at so 12!a10 -; September $40 l5alO b,
closed at $40 22Ia10 %; October SO 25a
10 32I, closed at so 27la10 80. Lard
Sales ranged: July Sc 474a6 80; August
Sc 60a6 IS; September Sc 67la6 -, closed
at Sc OIL; October So 52la6 57@, closed at
Sc 80. Cut Mcats-ShOrt rib sides lower,
SO 22!a6 %.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July Flour
Holders advanced prices 10al5c per Dbl.
Wheat-Strong and higher; No. 2 red
July s94a90c; August ~SSlaSS}c; Septem-
Der S9a99fc; October S9la9Oc. Corn-Spot
higher and in good demand; No. 3 yellow
elevator 47c; steamer No. . mixed acc;
steamer No. . yellow track nc; No. = vel
low ahOat 47c; No. = mixed elevator 45c;
futures higher, in sympathy with advance
in wheat, but trading was light; No. .
mixed July 44lal5tc; August 4~6lai6!c;
September 47ia473e; October ~47lai7ic.
Oats-SpOt strong and higher; No. j
mixed 35a354c; No. 3 white ~39a39}c; No.
= white 40la4lc; futures 1a2c higher; No.
, white July 4Ola41c; August ~36ta36ic;
September 35l353c; October 35a36c. But
ter-Firm and moderately active; western
extra 14al5c; do. good to choice 9al2c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-COttOn-Strong
and higher; middling Gle. Flour-Firmer,
Wheat-Active and higher; No. = red SOC
new 7Sa7S!c; receipts 10, 400 bushels; ship
ments 1850 bushels. Corn-Active ant
higher; No. , mixed 36!c. Oats-Stronger
No. = mixed SOC. Rye-Steady; No. /:
5Sc. Pork-Quiet at so 80. Lard
Easier at Sc 12lc bid. Bulk Meats anC
Bacon-Quiet and firm. Whisky-Actiy'
and firm at 81 o. bid; sales 1870 barrels
of finished goods on this basis. Butter
Strong and higher; extra creamery 1Sa2Oc
prime to choice rye l0al2c. Sugar-Steady
and unchanged. Cheese-Firm; prime Il
choice fiat at 7a7lc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., July 7.-Wheat-Irregular
closing steady; cash 79as4lc; July safe
August s4sc; September s5!c. Corn
Dull; cash 39c. Olts-Neglected.