Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-11

sep, - 81 % ~
CHICAGO. June lO.-Wheat was strong
but very nervous to-day, and closed at a
sc advance. II was almost exclusively a
ScalperS' market, the pending government
crop report exercising its usual effect IN
restricting trade. Other markets were
sc; oats sc and provisions closed I'M
changed to 5a7lac higher
Wheat opened with a stronger tone thar
prevailed at IN close of Yesterdays s6s-
sion. July started at from 5SAc 10 6S4sc
compared with yesterdays closing price
OF 6Ss@l4c. and worked up in very few
minutes TO 6S%c, then dropping TO 6S$sc
again. The proposal 10 prevent elevator
prOprietors from storing grain owned by
themselves In houses made regular by the
board of trade, and the possibility OF the
owners of such refusing to apply for the
privilege Of having their elevators accred-
it'd under such restriction, caused the
traders 10 be timid of selling July wheat
short. The sc or so per bushel descent
At which September was being traded III
also causd q reluctance TO get short OF
that delivery. on those GROUNDS the buy-
ing was better than the selling at the
start. Notwithstanding an opening decline
of Id. at Liverpool. and only 22l cars oil
wheat reported received at Minneapolis ana
Duluth compared with 35S week ago
and 40 the corresponding day the year b.
fore.
Cash quotations were as fellows:
Wheat. No. , spring, 7OlsGn%; No. 3
spring, Csc; No. ? red, 19c.
oats oats No. NO. 3 1 iS5ac e. No. white, as0
22lac; No. 3 white. 19%022c.
Barley, No. .. nominal; No. 3, 2IqSSc;
No. 1, 27Q2Sc
No. ! flax seed. 15i2G76c.
Prime timothy seed. s. 70G2 20.
Mess pork. per barrel, 81 450I 30.
Lard, pr 100 pounds. IS i2l2N3 10.
Short ribs sides loose, 81 15q4 80;
Dry sailed shoulders (boXed), 5ftlsc.
Short clear sides (boXeO. 4l@Q3sc.
Whiskey. distillers finished goods, 81 II.
ASugars. cut loaf, 5.46c; graduated, 4.Sic.
No. yellow corn, 25iSG$sc.
NEW YORK, June 1O.-Flour, receipts,
1919 barrels; exports. Y SOB barrels; fair
~ active firm and unchanged.
Wheat, receipts, l2S.3jO bushels exports;
265. Si7 bushels; spot, firm options opened
firm and advanced irregularly all day on
general covering, heavy seaboard clear
ances. frost complaints from the North
west and fears Of July manipulation
June No. red closd at 76c; September,
$3.50 I0&c, closing ~ lOl2c.
Corn, receipts. 14S2C0 bushels; exports,
91C06 bushels; spot firm; No. >, 2912c; OPP
lions opened firm and were strong all day
on increased speculation and bullish crop
news closing lac net higher. June closed
a 29Ac; September. SOsi1 5-l6, closing at
age
2i0 337 bushels; spot, firm; No. >, pc. OPP
lions were dun, but steadier with corn,
closing partly at &c net higher. June
closed at 22c.
Hay, weak.
Hops, dull.
Hides. firm.
Leather. steady.
Wool, steady.
Cutmeats. firm.
Lard. easy; refined quiet.
Pork, easier.
Tallow. quiet.
Petroleum. dull.
Rosin, steady.
TUrpentine firm.
Coftee options opened steady with prices
unchanged 10 points lower; closed dull
at unchanged prices TO points net de-
cline. Sales. 5000 bags
Sugar, raw. strong; centrifugal 96 test.
acc Mould ~ &C; Standard A. 5Ssc; Con-
Petitioners A. 49sc; Cut loaf. 52sc; crush
ed 53sc; powdered, 5lsc; GRADUATED, 4$c;
Cubes, &C.
= BALTIMORE. Nd, June 1O.-Flour,