Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-08-02
Short Ribs
Cash wheat, July. closed at I512c.
NEW YORK, July 8l-stOck quotations

NEW YORK, July 31.-Stock quotations
closed bid: =
CHICAGO. July S1-The July deal in
wheat expired generally to-day AZ Iot2J,
I.iverpool sent no quotations andaaltnough
the continental markets were hlgher, sep
TENDER closed only lss higher in THIS mar
ket Corn averaged strong but easeo OH
with wheat. gaining sc. oats Wsre uuil
and unchanged. Provisions opened active
and higher but lost the advance showing
2l5G512c loss.
liverpool is keeping holiday and sent no
quotations on grain this morning, but
London cablegram quoted the cargo mar
ket strong on account OF continental o. a.
mand. New York advices of about l,UO0,I0O
bushels being sold there yesterday LOT t sHa
port was an element In making tnS
strength which started. September cioseu
yesterday at T41Ac. and was wanted al from IN
74c% TO 751sc at the opening. ana rose , III
and followed that bySanother quick au-
vance that ended at I512dssc. Inc IattS'
bulge was due in some measure 10 an au
vance in July wheat at New 1OIh VI
came TO the front and sold freely at over
nc The crowd took thesame slde anu
plenty of long wheat came out. wheat ue1
livered on July contracts-as hlucn az Ia,
100000 bushels. ii is said-had some nhIu-
ence in checking the bull feeling. me IN
dications also were that the visible supply
on Monday would show another consluer-
able increase and that primary H ;xe,s ie
q
nexI 'weeA. haG ifs effect in inspiring eau
The receipts at the prIpary. western mar ar.
ketS to-day were SO0.e0O BUSINESS agalnst
$4,000 bushels last year. OF to-day's re-
ceipts Kansas City got 217,Op bushels; oo me ne
quantity inspected out Of store was lLsWV
bushels The total quantity received at
Sga linso sh i 81 Sse. COO bushels the
first week this season that hetreeeipts eX-
ceeded the shipments. The weeks clear
ances of wheat and flour We're equal 10
3S430O0 bushels from both coasts, against
1873 coo bushels the week before The ex-
ports from Atlantic ports for "A hours were
equal in wheat and flour to 1S9,0O buSneis.
September wheat opened at $sG9sc high-
er al 747sMI5tsc advanced TO f012d9sc ana
declined TO 74Ssc for causes already men,
toned 1t did not rally again to over
747sc, and later it declined 10 l4l2c and clos
ed at 7+5sc The Paris and Antwerp mar
kets closed with additional advances OF
about the equivalent of &c per busheL
Corn got a very strong start because OF
the extreme heat reported 10 be preNallinE
in Kansas. Reports from the southern
counties of that State were all agreed as
to the bad effect upon the crop. Missouri
also sent bad reports. and some complaints
came in from Nebraska also. The early
advance in wheat was also alfactor IN t2e
opening rise in corn. While the subse,,
quent loss in wheat of all but Il small
fraction of its early advance had the et-
feet of bringing out some OF the scaplng
lots or long corn, the UldTktt COulu uOl NC
called a weak one a any time and II clos
ed at a small fraction higher than 1t did
the day before. 80
Receipts were 1.O76 cars; exports for the
week 1904 0G0 bushels. against 4,6iStVo
bushels the week before. September start
ed at Ami9c higher at 2Sdhc, declined 70
279sd&c. and closed with sellers at Zisc,
The market for oats was one OF more
than usual dullness, which. characterizes
a siDrt session. Sales were few and small,
the disposition to do business either way
being very slack. An easy feeling was ap-
parent vet prices showed no material al
teration. September opened unchanged at
l74c touched 174d115s and declined TO
17ssd2c closing with sellers at that price.
The cash department was steady. Re
The provision market opened as if it
meant 70 scare the shorts out OF their
margins but did not carry out the pro-
market became quite tame in the absence
of outside orders. and lard was soon left
alone to carry on the bullish division IL
drew off and in the end September pork
showed loss of 51Sc at 81 70; lard, &c at
"a 30; ribs. &c at "a 20.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
$50 cars: corn. 1910 cars; oats. $50 cars;
hogs. $1,000 head.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour, firm; winter patents, 81 00d4 %;
do straights. SO 75G4 90; spring. 81 j0a4 60;
do patents, 81 OOd4 90; do straights. s. 70a
3 SO: bakers. 81 9GG3 90.
67669c: No. red. 15d 76c.
Corn. No. 2, 27}4d2Sc; No. yellow, 271s
oats. No. ?. 17ika1sc; No . white, fob.
2Oq21l5c; No. 3 white. 1Sbq19c.
Rye No. 2, 40i2c. oK
Barley. No 3. 29d93c.
Flaxseed. No. l. SSdS9c.
Prime timothy seed. 81 10
Mess pork per barrel s. S5G7 30.
Lard per 100 lbs 81 -.
Short ribs sides 0oose), 5LG2sc.
Dry sailed shoulders (boXed). 42td5c.
Short clear sides boxed. 4atdkc
Whiskey. distillers finished goods 81 49,
Sugars. cut loaf, 5.S4c; granulated 5.21c;
standard A, 5.09c.
on the produce exchange to-day the but
ter market was steady; creameries, 100
141.c; dairies 7G12c.
Cheese dull at SlzdSc.
Eggs firm al 9i2c.
NEW YORK. July 3l.-Flour receipts
q SOC bbls: exports 2.247 bbls: firm but
quiet: Minnesota patents. 81 i0d4 G5: Mn
nesota bakers. 50 5Od3 IS; winter patents.
81 S5d4 20: do straights. 81 10d4 %: do ex-
tras. 50 20d3 a.; do low grades. 81 95d3 20
Rye flour. quiet; superfine. 81 20d2 40: