The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-18

CHICAGO. June 11s-In the wheat market only
light business was transacted, trading being
mostly local, RumnS both for and against the
probability Of the Hatch bill passing tho senate
were current, and reports OF harvesting wheat N
Kansas also came 10 TO work UP the traders, put
orders from outside were scarce, and the action
OF the market suggested that there was. no
heavy or anxious open interest The foreign
market gave very little announcement 70 buyers.
a break Of 2 cents in corn. following Close
upon the talk that the cereal would 60 70 %
cents bushel, was the feature OF to-day on
change. Some OF the commission houses aud
local Spectators who bad been among the most
prominent buyers on Thursday were the treest
sellers all day taking profits at every oppor'
tunity.
Oats followed corn pretty closely.
Provisions active and lower.
Flour steady and unchanged.
wnEAT.No spring cash 1se; 10: IGs7s 81
795<a7sjEc; August 7sa1sa7sc.
EoRN-CaGh No. ?, Sic; June 6ol Sa52a5ozle
July 47ls@aAglS a+77fc; September 461SSissatSfc.
oATsNo cash seS JTns
RYE-No. 2, Ttc
BARLEY-No. 2, COO.
FLAxsEBD-sl 05<.
MoTHYsEED-Sl 29Al 50. .
MESS PoRK-Cash $40 60; July SO 621saIo goa
LKRD-Cash IS 45; July 50 4oa6 6Sa6 ~; Sep.
TENDER sc 57a6 70a6 90.
8 OK w septombeF s. 7Sss s7}2s6 TX.
SdoutpERs-sS 2SaS ST1S.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK June 1L-Flour. receipts 1900
barrels: exports 1900 barrels: market dun aud y
600 bushels: exports 5000 bushels: sales 1885,:
COO bushels OF futures and $4,000 bushels Of
spot; spot market lower and unsettled; No red
s6%c; ungraded red 92s5c: options moderately
sS[ tas5sS; August ss5ISS7 septem.
Der Sass SaS7c: October $50: November 500; De.
cember SOlfa0l 1<a9o11SSc; Rye quiet. Barley
quiet Corn receipts 2sS bushels 915RoE
and 50 900 bushels OF spot: market dull and II;
regular, closing easy; No. 2 500; ungraded mixed
4SS6lC: June 1zSaSsl lsa57lEc July SSIEa65 g
ssc August SS Y SSSPSs%1Sss IA
bushels; sales 5000 bushels OF futures and
l0l 900 bushels Of spot: market weaker and
quiet; June SSSc; July $685. August
Sle: September SSsSc; Spot No; s, whi ss adc:
standard A $40: CONFECTIONERY A nc; cubes
&c. MolasSes quiet Rice hrm. Tallow quiet.
Rosln steady Tnrpentine quiet Eggs steady;
Ts ssg we s PSsa S sS ?RSyA August asa
50 u: September 90 IS; October 80 & Butter
weak; western dairy 1Sa15c; do creamery I5a
161zc; do factory 1lal4c. Cheese steady.
.PHLADELPHIA, Pa, June 1I-Flolr dull
Mhest S sG S SEPTEMBER Seq eSS 'c Ssn
weaker Ter No. 5 high mixed &c; No. mixed June
6Sa631Sc: July 625{g5SItci August and septem.
Der 52a521Izc. Oats firm; No. Swhite 40c; No.
white June 3sJSaI0c: July s9issa4Oc:. August Ssa
SOC; September S1aSSc. Eggs steady; PennSyl-
vania frsts 171Sc. Cheese weak.
CINCINNATI, o.. June 17-Flour weak. Wheat
easy: No. 2 red Sc; receipts 1900 bushels:
shipments $50 bushels Corn easy; No. 2 mixed
GOc Oats steady; No. mixed 3I5c. RYE weak
at Sic Pork dull at SO rs. Lard weak at
60 o.. Bulk meats dull at % SIX Bacon easier
at 81 S71SaB 90 Whisky quiet at 81 Is. Eggs
dulllatl5&c, Others steady and unchanged
TOLEDO. o., June 17.-Wheat dull; No. 2 cash
S65Ic: Juno S6Hc; July $50: August sl1ic.
Corn lower at lee. Oats unchanged. Clover.
seed innctlYe. OalohaE S 20.