The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-04-28

CHICAGO, April 27.-A sensational bulge oil
overu dollara barrel for pork occurred on 'change
here today, There was u general panic among
the shorts In the commodity II was lively
day In the pit from start 10 nnish. and Armour's
brokers combined In whooping things up. Sev.
eral days ngo september delivery was about Sl7
per barrel. II has been forced steadily up till
the last ruisG OF dollar brought the price up
treSOmc, but the facts seem To- show that
clique has got hold OF the September pork mar
ket, and It isR clear case OF come 10 the cap.
tAin's office and settle. Now the short sellers
are probably wondering how they got In OIL the
wrong side OF the market again, while the
somewhat celebrated Charlie Wright Is pllng
their settlements away IN canvas sacks Wright
gets credit for engineering the corner, but II is
said 7, d. Armour has had finger In tho pie,
and the trio Of Cudahys are supposed to DO in.
market There was good liquidation In May
and July during the greater part OF the morning,
and there was no special support, prices gradu'
ally declined aud May sold GtA lower figure than
the largest traders through brokers aud buying
openly, Tho selling ovGr'bRlanced the effect Of
the "bullish" influences until tho crowd got
short on the break, when the arrival OF q lot OF
bad crop reports FROM Kansas started the crowd
to buying, aud prices advanced TO the opening
figures
III corn there was continued selling pressure
on May on the market, u good deal OF which was
apparently for country holders Atthe decline
there wns better demand; The market ruled
steady aud closed with AaHc gain.
The most important business In oats was In
the way OF changing from the near 10 the dis.
tNnt futures, The market closed steady, nearly
nj Yesterdays prices
FLOUR-Steldy.
wnEAr-CaSh No. spring tic; No. spring
GIG: No. 2red tic; May 7OiSa7l1ta7l2Sc; July
7JsaO7i1Ia7iSkc: September 7b676lsG161kG.
,CoRS-Cn$h No. . 4i9Ic; April il2lsuillac;
My !g33i99iil h9ilgSG July 421SaiS2sai7sci Sep
'' 6aTsE sSit'Sa 49, 4 ,.c Nav gsags.agso.
June 2s9S92szls4?s2lG: July 2S9sa2S} sa2S2sCi Sop.
tcmbCr @iIa2Bj Ia2GI(c.
RYE-No. 9. 50c
BARLEY-No. 9, &c.
FLA1sEED-sl 1915
TMoTlIYsIED-s3p 0a4 90.
MRS. FORK : Cash $40 0jal9 10; May SIS 2Oa
y 0lalQ o.: July SIS 4OalS 57]9alO %; September
SIS 7Vnl0 7jGlg 721S
LARD Cash sl0 iORl0 %; May $40 80al0 i0a
10 49, July $40 IoalO COalO %; September $40 Goa
SnoRr RtBs--CaSh $40 12lS; Nav 50 O5alO l2,Sa
70 III; July 60 ,07HalO i2NaiO i2IG September
s snSUi H 75alo 90; short clear $40 25a
1850
WnIsKY--si
BUTTER-Dull creamery gia3iG: dairy 9Ja2sc.
EG0s-QuIct; strictly fresh l4AaliTc.
CINCINNATI, o., April :7,-Flour weak. Wheat
cnsyi No. red 061SCi receipts 1000 bushels ship.
mGntS go bushels, Corn stronger: No, 2mIxcd
4i%c Oats, lrmer: No. mixed 0lJAa32c. Ryo
dull at Coo. Pork hriner md higher at $40 do.
Lard quiet at $40 %. Bulk meats firm nj $40 -.
Bacon firm and higher at sll IS, Whisky weak
at 81 II. Eggs easler at l!Hc Cheese strong.
BALTIMORE, April u. Wheat easy; Aprll md
May .lAC; June 7iAc; July 7Jl4G. Corn weak;
April iS]4C; May 419lc; July Igc. Oats quiet;
white western ]lI$c, Rye dull; No, 2 Gl.c.
llny quIeti good TO choice timothy SIS 0Oai6 20.
Butter frin creamery fancy SIC, Eggs llC.
Coffee ilrm ROl7Ac
riiLADItrliiA, PA, April g7.-Flonr un.
changed. Wheat weak; No 2 led May 7IJIC,
June 7Si+a7Oc; July 7G1aaf7c. Corn weak and
lowoti No. 2whlte April iS,sat9c May ISaI0c,
June 4ggAOAciJuly tgC. Oats lower, Eggs nrmOr;
Pennsylvania trsts 1870. Cheese iirm
ToLGpo, o., April g7,--wheal active nnd hipher,
No red May 7Ojic; July 7Ici August 76c
Corn dun mud stcadyi No cash lgiSo,
May liAci July lSiEo. Oats quiet; No gmlXod
we rye dun, cash 6jc ClOyeneod dun;
primo cash $3.50,