Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-20
PRODUCE

NEW YORK, May 19.-Flour. receipts
246ll packages; exports. $4,000 barrels,
and 1854 sacks; sales, $500 packages;
market duh but very steady. Corn meal,
steady but dull. Rye, firm; Western Goa
zoe. Wheat. receipts. %, 400 bushels; ex-
ports, l3, 1898 bushels; sales, 2,450, 600 BUSH
els futures and $4,000 bushels spot; spot
market, firmer and dull; No. l Northern
791<aS0c; No. 2 Northern 7915199lc; options
were moderately active; No red May
761Sa76%c, closing at 1850; June 77a77SIc,
closing at 77slc; July 7S5Sa79ssc, closing
at 791Sc: august s05saSoXc, closing at
SO%c; September Sl%aS21Sc, closing at
S24c; October So l-leaS34c, closing at
S39sc; December S515aS6c, closing at sec.
Corn, receipts, 500 bushels; exports, 80, 072
bushels; sales, 340. 900 bushels futures and
5000 bushels spot; market firm and dull;
July 49ssa495sc, closing at 4915c; August
493l a49Hc, closing al 1910; September
501l503sc, closing at 50Sc. Oats, re-
ceipts, 100, $50 bushels; exports, a, 900 bush
els; sales, 50, 900 bushels futures and l09,-
600 bushels spot; market and moderately
active; May 3614c; June 35Ha36c, closing
at Sic; July 354a35$sc, closing at 3514c;
No. 2 white 4lAa4l4c; No. 2 Chicago
71{a31c; No. 35Hc; No. white 40hlc;
mixed western 36lSa3Sc; white do. 40a49c.
Hay, strong and light receipts. Hops,
firm and quiet. Wool, firm, with moderate
demand; domestic fleece 27a92c; pulled 26
a37c; Texas 17a2lc. Cut Meats, quiet and
easier. Lard, strong and quiet; western
steam 81 so: May $40 95; July Gil Is;
Butter, steady. Cheese, fair demand.
Eggs, fair demand and frmer; State aud
Pennsylvania l6c. Tallow, quiet and
weaker; city SIC. CottOnseed Oil, dull
and easy. Petroleum, firm and quiet;
United closed at $500 bid. Rosin, quiet
and weak. Turpentine, dull and weak.
Rice, quiet and steady. Molasses. dull and
steady. Coffee, closed steady and > points
down to up; May i5.40al5.5Oc; June
1890; September 14.15gl4.90c. Sugar,
raw, frmer
CHICAGO, Nav l9-It would appear from
to-day's &c advance in the price OF wheat
that the operators are beginning to SHIFT
their gaze from the visible supply to the
outlook for next years supply. The
shorts seemed more disposed to buy.
Trading TO some extent comprised the
changing over of July into September.
The weather was tne, but the reports
from Kansas in regard 10 the growing
crop there were very unfavorable. The
European crop reports also were unfavor-
able Corn and oats were frmer. Pro
visions were extremely dull but very firm.
Flour firm. Wheat, cash, No. spring,
7la7l4c; No. 3 spring, 65a69c; No. red,
7lAc; Nav. 70sIa7l11c, closing at IlAc;
July, 735SaT4Skc. closing at 74Ssc; Septem-
Der, 11sa1Is3c, closing at 757Sc. Corn,
cash No. ,, 4>c; May, 4l5sa4214c, closing
at ACC; June 4lSailJsc, closing at 4lS5c;
July 42lsA42l5c closing at 1880 Oats,
cash. No. ., 2g%c; May 295Sa295sc, clos
ing at 2es{c; June 299s a2g54c, closing
at $3.50; July 2S5S 229l5c, closing at 2SJSc.
Rye, no. :. 59abJc. Barley, No. 2 &c.
Flaxseed. 81 o. Prime timothy seed,
s. o. Mess Pork, cash, $50 l21{; May
so 75s2O s551, closing at $50 9711; July,
$50 95a2l %, closing at eel 221S; Sep.
TENDER, ST. l0a2l so, closing at $2l AN
Lard, cash, $40 S6al0 TX; September,
Sll 07l<all Is. closing at $ll Is. Short
ribs, cash. $40 %; July, $40 l5al0 %, clos
ing at 10 %; September, SO 25sl0 IS, clos
ing at $40 S5.
CINCINNATI, May 49, Cotton, steady;
middling 7Xc. Flour, quiet Wheat, lower;
No. 3 red 67a6Sc: receipts, 5000 bushels;
shipments, 5000 bushels. Corn, steady;
No. .. mixed 4Sc. Oats, firm: No. 2 mixed
S5c Rye, higher, at CSC. Pork, firm al
so 75. Lard. stronger at $40 371f Bulk
meats, $40 3Ta10 315k. Bacon, steady a..
$40 IS. WHISKY. at 81 Is. Butter, sugar
and cheese, strong. Eggs, stronger at
1910.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May l9.-Flour, dull
and weak Wheat, firm and higher: No. 2