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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

2tETALs-The market for metals ruled weak in
abroad Trading, however. was not active. Pig iron
e@irs "ee To1say GG0,so al ga - Saa Vel g
%sE "a zone. I'm was shfae a. go 4
seIte Ie VIZ ana on soo e T lower 81 ls4 %
d a az Sic % The BOXERS S0T pgGe f G
vi" M6 Il s9a 1 aS 5PeS 3 mar., held Arm
but ruled rather quiet win prices unchansed syrups
were s'r2ag Win BUYERS and sellers sPsr 2go'aions
1870: good. 2og2sc prime. @0a87c orleans open
go fair 1876: good l7glsc: prime. 2lP28c fancy
OCEAN FREIGHTs-In the market for sail steam
tonnage business was hght. though fair demand was
for Cur 10 provincial loading There changes in
rates Quotations Liverpool 2lsd; London AID:
GS1se' 70 Aal%eTP 3za' HaIn09rg 90 pfgS IotteT
n. Doc: London oats. July, Is ID.
ad sales Of oFFs S OF at P ~ sumner geS% at s
arrdie1,To yss o1st r 49, a an ~oo DPS Iel
M s 81 So b's and 81 So ana & a bulk asD 3d.
c@sss NgSYoEk % - ds2E4qTtzea naRhtha 70 degrees
az nominal PRIME s1mF9sr yelIow 359a53to nomnal;
4a prime Whit ssa3so. nominal; prime xlnter yellow.
cs p ba5 eS5 y nsed American 7a ew SgS32 Amer
oil f2STf e pndeT city brands lard OIL 6Sg55o
decline Of DC IN 1--we hogs ard large receipts the mar
ana cosed rather strong at about The best point Of the
peoted on Tarsdsy Kansas city had Is GO CO. and OMAHA
steady quoted Ness $Sg$s %; family, SO 500
BEEF HAGsDq M quoted i s3a GEES s B f6
re PISS p o'o '5ff5s .2 ii bellies il; l atms r.
ge34e Il ~ Sc Picisled shoulders quoted, esc.
TALLoW-Quiet City. 4@43sc; country. 4b94*c......
So 30 Refined lard firm; quoted: America 81 60;
S@6 10 66 fa1 Mes hsT sS @ coPEF9 s qgs
Quiet; quoted: oleo eg6Ac; city lard. stearine Sc
RICE-Buslness in the local market continued on
much the lines followed Of late and feeling
firm. Quotations follows: Domestic. TO low
feirl 3HQ4l4c; fair 70 good 4%q5oi prime choice,
5tQ57sc; head. 6%G61zc; P3tna, 4A44&c: Japan, AID
&c; Java, ~ g4S+c; Rangoon, in bond, 2a2Ac.
sUGAF-The refined market strong mod
eTately active unchanged prices. important new
neht. Quotations follow; Cut loaf and
crushed 6lOc; dOninoes half bills only, mould
A. 5.95c; cubes and xxx powdered. $50; powdered
powdered powdered
graduated 1850; Eagle gfanuAted
granulated 5s5c; Eagle n cartons 10 bags and n bags
Of Ane granuated 6s0c Eagle fine granulaed standard
granua,ed diamond A. 51oc: confeconers' A. 5.5Oc;
Nos !, and 3, o85c: No l. 5Soe; No. 8 525c; No. 6.
No H. 1850; Nos. u. 49, a. IS and 49, 49oc. 1t
quiet in the market with final prices show
ing change from the quotations Of the previous day
Centrifugal quoted 41sc mu1cOvado, 41bC,
lassae Cane in London steady
unchanged and Us for fair refining
Beet wa owing TO good American
rand. Present month advanced to los 111+d
0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
L1vERPooL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool; June 90 p. mCotton; spot. fair demand
prices steady; American middling, l2d The sales or
the day We're 10000 bales Of which 500 were for SPEC
Receipts OO including Futures opened
quiet and closed firm; American mddlng m June
sellers. July. I 5T64d sellers, July
and August 6+04 55-6id sellers; August and Sep
tcuher sellers: September and October % SD
sellers October and November 81 64a4 22-6+d buyers
November December 1T-6id buyers; December and
January sellers: January and February 10 sid
buyers: February March, IL Sad value March and
1 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
NAVAL STORES

Tho feeling in the spirits turpentne was
dull but about steady. at unchanged prices.
tnues quiet Quotations follow:
TAH-ReFularE, 81 Ia, oil S
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-47@471a
ROSlN-4'Ommon to good strained, 81 IS; E r
81 10; G. 81 Is; II. 81 50: 81: X So 20 NJ So 4O n
81 60; w G. 81 20; w ". 81 30
STOCK ON HAND
ftosln 12o69 bhls
Wilmington. June 2o-spirits turpentine steady
424843R4c. Receipts. 1Ol bbs ROsin steady O5Ip
81 10 Receipts. 27s bbs turpentne steady 81 go
and 81 co Receipts bbls. quiet. 81 40 Receipts
% bbs
firm: unchanged.
Savannah. June 2O.-spirits turpentine firm aac Re
cepts, LIPS bbls Sales, S15 hbls. Exports BAT hbs
Rosn hrm; Receipts 1884 bbls. sales 455 bbis Ex-
ports. 1926. Quoted: A = and D. 81 10 T. 81 20. F.
s. %; G. 81 30 II, 81 45; 81 IS: X 81 65 NJ 81 so; ~
81 10; w G. 81 30; w W. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21
WEST SHORE R,R.

trains leave Franklin 81 S,dtIun y Y. as fol0sA
and 10 IN. later from loot II ". I'D 81: -.
'@:IO L. NJ. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. ror DsLtos
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
'6:l1 Z. NJ. Chicago and s.. Louis Limited
lS:OO L. NJ, Buffalo, Niagara rails and 81 LOUIS tx
'o;IS =. NJ. Detroit and Chicago Express
<2aIly. fEXcept sunday.
Time tables principal hotels and or1ces BassAss
checked from residence by WeStcOts Express
c. F LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. y. z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21

COTTON-It was day Of eyrprfses on the Cotton F.
change. From an Indifferent about nights
late session and fully - points Moreover specu-
!atlon winch exceptionally featurelegs
actions probably the largest recorded hing
100000 bales according estimates tho
bulk OF which cotton changed hands during last
hours OF session early cables 10
permit Of decided opinions being start
China again sufficiently 10 caution
hesitation and Of
opening quiet with prices unchanged 10 points
higher There was no material change the ruling Of
Toward the close Of the first hour from LIVER
pool and bad adVices nearly portion OF
the belt started local covering which gradually broadened
nnt re south and Europe as Wei making
oversold accounts The rise midday a matter az
10 u points, with special noticed Up 10
that time, however Nor did the show violent
change until O'clock and speculation continues
within reasonable bounds 4 forecast continued wet
weather throughout the belt and euDhatcay buIish
on Change and gave shorts a bad scare. The latter
rapidly grew into Wild roUt, n which New-Orleans
points the options The bull movement at
traced attention q influential grain interests whose pur
cheses contributed greatly the Of
market Wall Street, t10 became d heavy buyer and
the speculative public in more interest
than has manifested All sorts Of rurn0-s
completely denoraltzed by the IN prices
Conservative parties quick the ad-
reaction Shorts noted the bull pressure and
turned for break the hope reganing portion II
the ground lost With rush prices reapsed nearly
points. with the market finally steady in a
rise for The day q l6 70 80 points Conservative
mates placed the days Transactions fully
bales probably
Of this cotton sold within The last As 70
Just what response Liverpool would
the probable crop news Of Tomorrow opirons
after the close Of Charge differed sigIaly.
The range OF prices the market to-day
was as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-06-21


lota4s last week -4'l'v A-''a
Exports ror Manila. 81 4o7 bales Cuba.
5l5: Deuerara POI: barbados Belize 2+5 Brazil.
BIS Pgogreso %; ISL; Ieth. al, London,
Il; scattering, 3d. total 3s542 bales do last week St-b
bales
MILK AND CREAM-Ths daily average receipts Of milk
different railroad Distributing points
and near the city for "a follows
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LACKAWANNA RAILROAD.

pVFRTISENGFNETS and subscriptions FOR The Triouns
n received their Uptown Osice No 1922 Broadway
= door north q Slst-s until ocloGk p m
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oftice until O'Clock m, viz 254 SHAW
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West 42d-st. 6th-ave: % East 1ith-sG:
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contract prices in the local market today

spot cotton closed steady with quotations &c higher
for mddHg Gulf. SALES 121 bales. Southern spot
markets were telegrar-e1 a. follows SeEE-Orleans
steady at l-l6e, Mobile nominal
a. SO Charleston nominal: Wilmington nothing doing
Norfolk stea~y At SIC. Baltimore nominal sc; Mem
phis steady l5-l6ci Augusta dull SIC;
dull Sfsc-
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RAILROADS.,
ERIE RAIL ROAD

ERIE RAILROAD.
Through trains leave New IUrA. foot OF ChAnoers 81
as follows. and minutes earIIeT W. I'D ST
900 Daiy-SOlid for Buffalo. AM D. m
Einshamton Wavsry. Emira and Bradford Coaches
yaTlJ r cara nc dining
"a. m.--Daily. except sundays O Eirghautou
Owego. WaverIy Eluira Delaware Valley points
Daily Jervis and Monticello. Pullman Parlor
2:iO . m Daily-Chicsgp Limited-Fast muiI-sOild
Chicago. arriving so M Cleveland 40
Sleepers 10 Chicago, Cleveland Cincinnati Dining
7:IO y. Daiy.-Buualo and Cleveland ENpress-arr
I.uJ Bradford % jamestown 100 Youngs-
town 1927 M; Cleveland 1890 p. Sleepers Buffalo
and Cleveland cafe
0I5 p. m. paiy.-SoId BInghamton Wav-
EHISa, Chicago. SleepeTs Buffalo. Chicago.
cluuati. Dining
TEICkETS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND At--
L COMMOpATLONS at III liz 26i. 4Ol 957 BROAD
way lot l25th and 2T3 l35th St Chambers
and West I'D St ferries New York: 333
St. 9S broadway. Brooklyn 100 River ST. Hohoken and
CITY station. New York Transfer for and
che
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,ntract prices in the local market to-day

Foreign coffee Santos-Coffee market weak
good average Santos $500 receipts 10000 bags: stock
212OCo bags Hanhurg-Cofee market opened
pfeunig lower: go p unchanged J. pfenri
net decline sales. 900 lsgs. Hayre-Cohfee narFe
opened steady and unchanged at J. unchanged;
D m. quiet and unchanged Al $50 unchanged tota
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WABASH RAILROAD

The Famous Continental Limited which left New
York via West Shore r. r.. Z. NJ. leave NJ 4
I. NJ. reaching Chicago 3:35 p. NJ. and ST Louis Ti5
T. NJ next day Kansas City second morning o'clock
Through car service New York L
q w, al 10 a NJ arriving ST. Louis =. NJ and
Kansas city, $50 T. NJ. day. $3.50
Through reclining chair Sc
York to Chicago. via N Y. .. w. al arrtyinr
Chicago $50 p NJ. ''S
II b MCCLELLAN q
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tistical position Of Brazilian coffee is as follows:

Eslo-Coffee market weak; No Rio $500; exchange
cd 1900 bags cleared United
1000 bags: cleared for Europe LOCO stock 900
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LERlGH VALLEY,

stations foot OF West sd CoraCd sld Desorosscs
t.'cuna L. T. Ferries
Time West 1 Street Otlrr COrandr peshroSsos
Streets Daily sunday sunday Ohsf
trains daily tSCud4y ".
SUNDAY leaves 6lI Sunday leaves s. 8 sunday
t.l5 " s~l0G.y lrTVrS -
t'7.l 20 A. NJ Local for EASTON.
So u. ESQ A. " For Rl FFALO. MAG ARA FALLS and
West and prinCpa local points laror and Dining cars Coz
-,II.35, I2.9O Noon "sIAcK DIAMOND *
FIRE S. HlCtSCuc>t The word Limited seating
capacity Due buffalo through
TO Detroit ard thCagu. piuiu. A
'IS.95, 1.0OP NJ For WlLhk S-EAftRE SCRANTON
F'.SDb !. 10 Coal i.'-Nr sUd intermediate
Bl %. yS.,SbP " Local fOr MAI-CH CHUNK.
.B.90. NS.1OP= h!-USo Nrst.hule Limited For MAG
AKA FALLS and points West Through Sleeping Chicago
and Toronto
ILL 500 Expos ZION Express for BUFFALO and
TORONTO
an W est Sleeping Cars hCaEO
80 fLAINFlELD and Eut Nd BROOK, locals daily excet
sn1i3y as - = " - ~ 80 $40. 6l - and .
Tickets and Pullman, onUnot1ons s5 and
o. hT9aiEay = Union Square West - Columbus Ave y
Transfer Co will call check basage from hotel or
vesltence thr0uEh 10 dies EaL!ou
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between 9TH and 47h-st: SSS
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5lCum0QuLS.
ELEW ENGlARlD POGE9TS
VIA SOUND LINES
FALL RIVER LINE
T Fay eams5 FRi fHd aad F FRA& and S95
days ana sGn4ays at 900 p n ,saer rom New Yor
Providence stops Newport
PROVIDENCE LINE
For Newport Providence BOSTON North East
rrs TIrIM9JTH and PILgE 2i. Orchestra on each
100 p NJ, touching at Newport. R l. Iontay morn
steamers f't 5ouoa a, &ewPdr
sTONINGTON LINE
%z% ss R E T Tar5mfR a2''' f AND
Sgaasy @sh Wessrt 1;R. viii be q2:s from
trips win be orni,'sd during period.
NORWICH LINE
For New london Watch Hn Rl2ok Island, Worcester.
or WORCESTER. Leave Pier &c. y r foot Spring St
@ a 'S Scs 2So ,3 M o 2E s79df HiM fR R IF
leave New London at 1918 P. N. FOR New York.
NEW HAVEN LINE
Tor Sg Sew ia av2n Eew ,laIa M.-'4e ga5,s5t s25s
week DAYS. Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves New YORK
alrn5. sundays steamer f:iCiARb fEcE leaves New
Fo' at ' SUNDAY EoS'F leaves Ne" Have" at 1913
UYD91N nJUG0 DI UAQI.GlU ,
TaIat!aI Day steamers New York" Albany"
Fastest and finest river boats In the world
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
For tho CatsS.Ls. Albany Saratoga points East
North. and West.
6esorasses st. P.er...,..,..,''. Sac
Fier.-....-...-.--. 200
Landing Yonkers West Point. Newburgh Pourh-
keepsir, Kingston Point CatskiH Hudson. and Albany
Through tickets sale leading ticket Offices Including
those % the New York Transfer Co check baggage
CONCERTS MoRTiNGs & AFTERNOONS
NGBAMY EWIEN1NG 11M[E,
Steamers ADIRONDACK DEAN RICHMOND leave
Pier 81 North foot Canal Street al = NJ 5aiIy
SUNDAYS excepted making direct connections with trains
North East and West.
HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY POWELL.
Leaving DesbroSses St. 3I5. Saturdays 1.45 IVES,
22d 81. $50 = NJ. tSatys. . p M for CRANSTONS
WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEW RURGH NEW HAM.
EURGI. MILTON. PO'KEEPSIE RONDOUT. and
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u f0loWs
Great Britain. Fra

Receipts q at The ports and Interior points
Gay compared with the same day last week and last
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Mining stocks.
PRODUCE.

CH1VAGO, June THE gravity of
the crop situation in the Northwest
was the main factor in a broad. active
and buoyant wheat market to-day, July
closing 1B@2c over yesterday. Corn
closed &c higher, and oats k@Ac
improved. Provisions at the close were
from 1212c better in ribs to 121a up in
pork.
The dullness of the moth broken in
the wheat pit and the space allotted TO
dealers in that cereal was jammed
with a roaring excited crowd, which
all at once seemed to recognize that
the crop in the Northwest was in i'm
minent danger of failure. July opened
at Csc to 6SAc, shade changed from
last nights close. Then began climb
ing. Traders were filled with items
from all over the Northwest. Some
said the crop was already seriously
damaged, that unless rain in plenty
came the crop would be failure, and
on the top of all this the weather bur-
eau prophesied fair and cooler wealth
er. Recently these reports have been
taken with a grain of salt, and the
crowd generally contented itself with
playing safe, an operation which re-
suited in some very stagnant sessions.
To-day the Northwest made clamor-
Gus bids, and others, in sort of panic,
followed. In two hours from the open
ing July advanced to zoe. Then profit
taking sent July back to 695sc. Huge
amounts of buying had already been
done on the advance and the dip was
the signal for more of it-even more
than had been done early. Under this
pressure from buyers July rallied to
zoe and closed at 17s@2c improved at
69B@70c Liverpool was 7s@1d high
er, and Indiana, Illinois, Ohio and
Michigan sent in their usual reports
of the bad condition of the crop, but
these items We're quite overlooked IN
the rush of the Northwest news. A
rumor that war had broken out be-
tween Russia and Japan was of some
help near the close. New York re-
ported 16 loads taken for export.
Clearances at the seahoard in wheat
and flour were equal to ST. 900 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
METALS.

NEW YORK, June Trading in
the metal market was rather slow to-
day, but, however the undertone was
generally weak, under unfavorable ca
bles and in the absence of buyers. Tin
in the local markets continues to de-
cline, showing another drop of so
points from yesterdays figures, and
closed weak and unsettled s29@29. so.
Spelter, though not quotably lower,
ruled easy in tone at s4.40@445. Pig
iron warrants were weak and unset
tied, with sellers at $500. Lake cop
per was very dull at $16.621a, and
lead unsettled at $3.S5@3.90 The bro
kers' price for lead was 1910, and for
copper $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08

Primary receipts aggregated $4,000
bushels, compared with 80S,000 BUSH
els last year. Minneapolis and Duluth
reported 430 cars against $40 cars last
week and S37 a year ago. Local re-
ceipts We're IS cars, one OF contract
grade.
Corn was neglected for wheat. When
the advance in the latter began the
corn pit became almost deserted, the
scalpers rushing into the big show. The
market was inclined to be heavy on
favorable crop news and freer country
offerings, but the exceptional wheat
strength he'll dthe market up. July sold
between 3S1sc and 3S1sc, closing nc
improved at 3S1ac. Receipts here were
321 cars.
Oats were also put long way into
the background by the activity in
wheat The strength of the big market
was the main factor in holding oats
steady July sold between 2112c and
21A@5sc, closing B@Ac better at
21%c Local receipts were 240 cars.
The provisions market was rather
quiet, but firm early, but became ac-
tive and strong towards the end, clos
ing sharply higher The wheat
strength and increased outside buying
were the factors. July pork sold be-
tween S11 so and $11 80, closing 321ac
over yesterday at 81 80; July lard be-
tween So 771a@6 921a, closing 15c i'm
proved at SIS 921a and July ribs between
Sc 70 and Sc 80 with the close 1219c bet
ter at S. S21a@S5.
Estimated receipts tomorrow:
Wheat so cars; corn AIS cars; oats
240 cars; hogs $4,000 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
Krebs-HoustOn.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
MORGANTOWN, w. Va, June T.
Mr. Louis Krebs, of Somerset. Pa,
was married this evening at the NJ. E..
church before an immense number Of
people, to Miss Louise Houston, of this
place, by Dr. S. V. Leech. Miss Daisy
Wood was maid of honor and Misses
Blanche Wood, Leah Krebs, Sarah
Sloane and Jessie Morehead were
bridesmaids. Geo. krebs was best
man. Ushers were Robert Beeritts,
Frank Hoblitzel, Chas. Uhl and Russ
Houston. At the conclusion Of the GER
emory reception was held at the
Peabody. The couple will leave To-
morrow morning on an extended bridal
tour of the east. Both belong to prom
inent families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08

Lard firm, IS rs.
Bulmeats firms SIS s,
Bacon firm, 81 80.
Whiskey steady. 81 23.
Butter easy.
Eggs 10G hc.
Cheese steady.
TOLEDO, o., June 7.-Wheat active,
higher; spot 751zc; June 75Iac: July
75Ac; September 75lzc.
Corn active, higher; No. cash 4oc.
Oats firm. unchanged: No. cash
23hc.
Rye dull, unchanged: No. cash IS.
Cloverseed prime. 81 80; prime SIS 80;
October S. 70.
Oil lower; North Lima CSC; South
Lima and Indiana 90c.
PHILADELPHIA, June 7.-Burter
steady: fancy western creamery I9Ibc:
do prints zoe.
Eggs steady: fresh nearby 12c; loss
off do: western 13c; loss of; do south
western 121se, loss of; do southern
IL; lossc off.
Cheese steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour firm.
Wheat. No. 2 spring 611s@Ssc; No. 8
71h@72c.
Corn No. 2 ssssA; No. 2 yellow ssA
@39c.
Oats No. 2 221k @231ac; No. 2 white
251a@%c; No. 8 white 24h025Ac.
Rye, No. 2 551ac
Good feeding barley SIC.
Fair to choice mailing 391a@42c
Flaxseed NO. l 81 80; N. w. 81 so.
Prime timothy seed
Mess pork, per Dbl, $40 65@11 so.
Lard, per 100 bbls., So 1906 921a.
Short ribs sides. (loose), Sc 65@6 30.
Dry salted shoulders, (boxed), 61a@
&c.
Short clear sides. (boxed), 20930.
Whiskey, basis of high wines 81 %.
Sugars, cut, loaf, unchanged.
Glover, contract grade 81 rs.
On the produce exchange to-day the
butter market was steady; creameries
15Q19c; diaries 1312@17c.
Cheese steady Sh69c.
Eggs steady, fresh 11Ac.
NEW YORK, June Flour, re-
ceipts. II, SAG barrels; exports, S.STs
barrels; more active and firmer, hold
ers asking 5610c advance on all
grades; winter Straights, SO 1908 so:
Minnesota patent, So 60@3 90.
Wheat, receipts, 1911 bushels: ex-
ports, 15S,363 bushels; spot strong;
No. red, S0Ac elevator; No. 2 red,
S2Ac f. o. b. afoat; spot nominal; No.
North Duluth, 7715c T. o. b. afloat
prompt; No. l hard Duluth, 7914c t. O..
b. afioat to arrive; options opened firm
and developed marked activity and
strength later in the day on continued
bullish spring wheat crop news. Lo-
cal shorts, Wall street and foreign
houses all bought more or less freely
during the day. The Northwest also
bought early. but later sold on report
ed rain at Winnipeg; closed strong at
11ac net advance; July. IS 7-16Q 1880,
closed 7434c; September, IA 11-16G Toe,
closed 76c.
Corn. receipts, 44,s75 bushels, ex-
ports. $3.50 bushels; spot steady; No.
2, 45isc f. o. b. afioat and 44lzc eleva-
tor; options opened steady and were
generally dull under scarcity Of buy
ing orders until last hour. when prices
rallied with wheat: closed steady at
&c higher; July. 43ss @43%c, closed.
4s&c; September. 441s@44 5-16c. clos
irg. 44nisc. z
sa sI, i 1873 81
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-06-08
LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June Cattle. receipts.
5000 head; steers active and stronger:
butchers stock steady; natives. best
on sale today are car at SIS rs; good to
prime steers, S. 1905 rs; poor to me-
dunn, 81 50@5 90; cows. So Oo@4 80:
heifers, So 2o@4 so; Gamers. 81 500
8 "; bulls, So 00@4 80; calves. SIS o0@
8 50; Texans, best on sale to-day
three cars at 81 so; Texas fed steers,
81 50@5 25; Texas grass steers, IS 75@
4 80; Texas bulls, So 20Q3 10.
Hogs, receipts to-day $4,000 head;
estimated for tomorrow, $4,000 head /;
left over 1000 head; active. shade
lower; good clearance; top, SIS l71a;
mixed and butchers, 81 95@5 171s;
good to choice heavy, IS 1905 l71b !:
rough heavy, 81 95Q5 05; light 81 $50
5 10; bulk of sales. SIS 100 5 Is.
Sheep, receipts, 10000 head; sheep
and lambs best steady; others slow,
10 to 15c lower; common neglected;
good to choice wethers, 81 S5@5 So;
fair to choice mixed, 81 1905 co.:
Western sheep, 81 60@5 rs; yeanings,
IS 50@5 IS; native lambs, Sc 0006 10;
spring lambs, dull and lower, SIS 00@
Z so.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, June Cat
tie, steady; extra, SIS 50@5 so; prime,
IS 1905 so; common, SO 5000 rs.
Hogs, shade higher; prime heavy
hogs, SIS 37125 40; choice mediums,
S. 371s@ 40; heavy Workers, SIS $50
5 3712 light Workers, S. 3o@5 IS;
pigs, SIS 1905 80; skips, 81 00@4 rs;
roughs. So 50@4 so.
Sheep, steady; choice wethers, 81 rs
"a so; common, 81 5000 90; choice
lambs, IS $500 10; common to good,
So 50@5 rs; spring lambs SIS O0@7 90;
veal calves, Sc 5O@7 90.