Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-02

mixed western 36s40c; white do 42s4Sc.
hsy-Quiet and steadily hello. Hope-In
lght rsquest. Ooffee-Spot, fair RIO firm
at l64c; options 25a35 points higher but
quiet; sales 5000 bags, Juns IA 25s
IA Coz; July Is 30s13 Csc; August Il. Asa
IL zoe; September 1l.65s1l S5c; October
ll.20All 40e; November IL 05s11. zoe; De-
oem6er 11.l0a11 25c; January, IL 05a
II 2oe; February IL 10a1l 20c; March
Il. lOi11.20c. Sugar-Stsady and quiet;
retnedirm. Enthusiastically. Rice-
Steady. etroleum-Steady; refined tic;
United closed weak at Tic. Cotton Seed
Ol-Quoted at 314c for crude, 46a47c re-
fined. TalloW-Firmer at 4a4 Lice. Rosin
Steady. Turpentine-Dull at 362c.
Eggs-Weak and irregular; receipts 4, 500
packages; western 143a159c. Wool
Quiet and easy; domestic fleece 20.3Sc;
pulled 1885; Texas 12i19c. Pork
Very steady and unchanged. Cut Meats
Strong and very quiet. Lard Opened
weak, later advanced SAL points and closi
trm; wsstern steom SPOT 50 673; June
IS 62; July So Sc; August So 60aS IS;
September So 60as 81; October So IS;
city steam So Is. Butter-Dullan and heavy;
western 12a18c. Cbeese-Dall and easy;
Ohio flat 7asc. Copper-Dull; lake SIC so.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June There was more
satisfied feeling on Change after the de-
livery hour this morning The grain and
provisions that went round were estimated
at from half to thres-fourth million Of
bushels of wheat, $1,000 barrels of pork,
and perhaps 10000 tierces of lard. Corn
and oats were generally held, aud that
gave firmer feeling. There was wider in
terest in wheat, and the crowd was still
nervous after the violent fluctuations Of
previous days. Whatever experiments
the manipulators performed earlier in the
week as feelars, appear TO have strength
ened the bull feeling in the pit. There was
such good buying to-day that shortly after
noon, July, which had opened sc higher
sold 1!c over the early morning. price
Wheat-No. 2 June S4fas6fc, closing at
S6lc; July s5sas6sc, closing at s6!c; Au-
gust 8+taS5c, closing at safe; December
s6aS6ic, closing at $3.50. Corn--No. .
June 5S5s55sc, closing at 55sc; July 55a
56le, closing at Soc; August 55sa56fc,
closing at Soc; September 55sa56fc,
closing at 563c. Oats No. 2 June S3Ba
Sale, closing at Sale; July 33la34!c, clos
ing at 33sc: September 27ts27sc, closing
at 27ac. Mess Pork-Per barrel June
$13 80. Rye-No. 2 64c. Barley-No 2
69l69ic, Flax Ssed-No. l SHE. limo
thy Seed-Pirme 55sc. Lard-June s. 42l
sS 42l; July So Atlas so, closing st
80 Az; August 50 50ss 52!, closing at
80 so; October So 55aS 55; short ribs 81 so
"a so; July shoulders (boxed) Sc %; short
clear sides So 40. Whisky-At 81 IS.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., June Cotton
Quiet. Flour-In fair demand. Wheat
Firmer: No. red 9ia943c. Corn-In good
demand and firm; No. 2 mixed 56c. Oats
Stronger; No. mixed 36s36lc. Rye
Firmer; No. 2 SIC. Pork-Quiet at
$14 62i. Lard-Firmer at s. 05. Bulk
Meats-Quiet; short ribs 81 75. Bacon
Easier; short clear sides So l2l. Whisky
Steady; sales 343..barrels at ST. IS. But
ter Quiet and unchanged. Sugar-Firm.
Eggs-Essier at 143s15c. Cheese-Firm.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, June 1.-Wheat-
Western firmer, closing quiet; No 9 winter
red spot Ole; June 9la92;; July 90sa9Osc;
August 9Ola9O3c. Corn-Western tirmer;
mixed June colo bid; July 6ls62fc; Au-
gust 6l1a6lSc. Oats-Firm; western white
44a45c; do mixed 4Oa4O!c. Rye-Easy
and dull at 76a7Sc Hay-Firm; prime
to CHOICE western SIS 50slS 90 Provisions
Firm and active; mess pork SIS 90. Bat
ter-Lower; western packed l4a16c; cream
cry 17a19c. Eggs-Steady at 153al6c.