Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-24
BAKING POWDER.
Highest of all in Leavenng PowerLates U s. Govt Report
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.tore and elevator 7OlIa7O1<c: aAoat 7l1Sa
7is/c. ungraded red 6Sa72c; No. northern
7la7lI(c: No. hard 741Sc; No. 2nortnerh
7OIka7lS/c: No. 2 Milwaukee Tic; opuons
were dull and opened at nc advance on
Armer cables. better Chicago and snortS
covering; fell &c on the failure at MIL
waukee and local realizing, closing steauS
and unchanged; No. red AususI lv]sc
&C. closing at S09Sc; September 81 Io- do
a731(c, closing at 73c; December 81 S-Loa
79T[c. closing at 1890. Corn, receipts, o.
o0O bushels: exports 81 900 bushels; sales,
20 600 bushels futures and 5000 bushels
SPOT; SPOT dull and firm; No. 419sc;
elevator 4S5kc afiost; options were dull AZ
10 advance and closed firm without
special feature; August 479sc; Septem-
Der 475fa47skc, closing at 1880. Oats, re-
ceipts. &c. 600 bushels; exports, SOO ousn-
els; sales, 10000 bushels futures ana 20
600 bushels spot; spots dull; mlxeu n d1
err: options dull and trmer; August 9lci
September 301sa304c, closing at SOAc'
SPOT No. white SIC; No. chicago $685.
No. 3, 35c; No. white, Soc; mixed western
35s37c: white do 37a43c. Hay, moderately
active and steady; shipping 70a75c; good TO
choice S0a95c Hops, quiet and 1rm; Stsoe
common to choice l9a22c; Pacific coast IVA
2lI6c. Hides, dull and weak; well salteu
New Orleans 90 pounds at 51Saoc; Buenos
Ayres. 81 TO "a pounds at 1914 Texas ory
Is to " pounds at Sal015c. Cut Meats, dull.
Lard. quiet; Western steam closed AZ
$40 90 asked; options, sales none; July
closed at 50 80 asked; September closed az
$40 O5 asked. Fork, quiet and STEADY;
new mess SIS GOALS 70. Butter, qulet auu
steady; Western dairy 151SalSc; do cream
ery 17a21c; do factory 151<al71<c; Elgin
2lc. Cheese. easy and quiet; part Skins
l5al51[c. Eggs, light receipts and nrm;
Western fresh 14Hal5c; southwestern
l41Ia14ISc. Tallow, quiet and trm; city
AZ Der package at Sa5 3-16c. Cottonseed
oil dull and steady; crude 35a39c; yellow
42c Petroleum, quiet; United no safes.
Rosin. dull and steady; strained common
to good 81 DUAL 05 Turpentine, quiet and
easy at 2716a2Sc. Rice, in fair demand;
fair to extra domestic 2Hc; Japan 49s a41Sc
Molasses, New Orleans open kettle, gooo
to choice steady and quiet at 3OaSSc
Coffee. options opened barely steady ana
Unchanged to points down down and closed
steady at 5a90 points down; sales 1O,OOO
bags. including: September 15.S5al5 9Oc;
October 15 70al5. soc; November 156Oc;
December l5.35a1550c; January lZ5Oc;
March l5.0Oal52O; May 1918; Spot no
dull and nominal; No. z, tic. Sugar, raw
dull and nominal fair refining ll-loc /:
Centritugals, 90 test 4 3-l6c; refined dull
and weak; off A 1-l6aS$c: mould Ao9sa
5 1850; standard A 5 7'16a5sse; con1ec-
TONERS cut loaf 55Sa6 1-16c; crushed 5Bs
l-16c; powdered5 l1.16s5Xc; granulated
5 S-l6a59lc; cubes 11-l6a5%c.
CHICAGO, July 29.-The wheat and corn
markets to-day struggled against breaking
banks and emerged smiling with gain OF
20 sticking to wheat and lc 10 corn; Inc
| heavy exports Of wheat, amounting for the
week to the enormous total OF 5,O1I,OOO
/ bushels, was the chief element Of strength.
| The market at the opening was about a as
higher and with slight fluctuations de-
| clined about 20, rallied and the closing
was rirm at the top prices OF the day. The
market opened up strong. The closing was
strong on an increased export business
here. some q, 900 bushels taken. Operators
were not disposed to sell wheat freely at
the current prices and there seemed 10 De
fair buying around 60 cents for Septem-
Der. Shorts seemed to be covering. Corn
was moderately active with stronger
! feeling prevalent. There was better
feeling in Oats, the offerings being light
and the demand larger. Provisions opened
| q little higher on smaller receipts OF hogs
than expected, but the bank failures from
| Milwaukee caused weak feeling. There
was but little trading. Wheat, No. spring
cash CSC; No. 3 spring -; No. red cash
CSC; September 651S a661S c, closing at o61Sc;
December ~ 4 a72ssc c, closing at 72s[c. Corn
cash No. 3 391Fc; August 3Sa< a399sc, clos
ing at 895Ec; September 3S5sa3955c, clos
ing at 39Jsc Oats, No. 2, 2714c; No white
f. O. b. 27ISa" =; No. white f. o. b. 291Ec;
September -3SSa241Ic. closing at 2455a
24J5c. Rye, No. 2 SOC. Barley nominal
Flaxseed, No. l 81 O91S. Timothy seed
81 2Oa4 25. Mess Pork, cash Sl9 75al9 M
September closed at go so. Lard, cash
80 67l6a9 20; September 80 9Oal0 10, clos
ing at 50 921l; October IS s21la9 o5, CLOSING
at IS g31S. Short ribs, cssh 81 95aS Is;
September IS OOaS Is, closing at IS o.
| Shoulders. 81 75as 90; short clear sides
IS 5OaS 62]<. Whisky, distillers' finished
| goods 81 u. Sugar, cutloaf unchanged;
GRADUATED and Standard A unchanged
Butter steady; creamery 151Ia191Sc; dairy
l3alSc. Eggs weak; strictly fresh lSa 1870
] Receipts-Flour, 1888 barrels; wheat, 80,
! sis bushels; corn, $685. bushels; oats
: 264 GA bushels; rye, $50 bushels; barley
/ 5000 bushels. Shipments-Flour, 6S,50I
| barrels; wheat, 1O2, 1876 bushels; corn, AIS,
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