The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-10-03

EN lohh. N'NlNpNl CONb'H y
atllMll l.lGr; futures iirmer; October
10 5-lGGlO , -: November II l-32Ca1
Lice. December IL 32c; January l
5-lGc: Frbruar, lie Flour-LesS doing;
receipts l8,OOO barrels; prices quiet and
unchanged. Rye Fiour-Flrm at "a 80
) -. Corn M'al-Stcady al - 55G
- 30 Whest-St"ady; receipts DO 600
bushels; spring rejected, old in store,
81 02; Minnesota spring, old, 81 ~ No.
Milwaukee, new. II -; DO old 81 IS
Rye-Steady; western 724GG73!c Bar
lev and Mslt-Unchnnged. Corn
Steady, receipts $4,000 bushels; mixed
unmerchantable j0@56c; no grade 55(G
565c. ats-Firm; receipts l7S,OOJ
bushels; western mixed and state 300
48c. Hay and Hops-Firm Molasses
and Rce-Quiet Petroleum-Flrm;
crude l4c; refined 26c; IN cases 3O@Slc.
Naphths-Atlic Rosin-Quiet. TT-
pentne-Easicr at Soc. Eggs-Stesdy;
western 23G 25c. Pcrk-Steady at SIG 20
CGlG Is. Bccf-Quiet; m:ddles dull;
long clear 9iM93c. Lard-Dull; prime
steam $40 G5@lo 20. Butter-un-
changed. Cheesc-Quiet and unchang-
ed. Whisky-Firm at 81 1901 ~.
NEW YoRA, October 2-Thed' Gods
business was less active with the GO MS
SION houses, bat there was a fair l"Hblng
trade. Cotton goods o." ur, J"rTtc De.
mand and steady. PrIn!s active All
very strong IN account Of advance d.
print cloths MerrImac cardinal prints
are advanced Dress goods in steady re-
qle.,. WOODEN goods in moderate de-
nnnd. The Express says there Is II
healthy tone to trade and everything is
progressing satisfactorily '. The season
promise TO be the largest Tor five years
past and certsinly more remun eratlve
than any previous one for Il year or two.
The commission merchants have had an
active demand for prints, especially dark
rsncies. Mt full and advanced prices.
There is very little accumulation of stock,
notwithstanding the fact that some of
the mills are working on extra time. The
continued iirmnesS OF print.cloths natu-
rally has tendency to strengthen the
urint market Brown COttons generally
attracted more attention, and also lower
grades of blearhed goods, while cotton
hannels have been in active demand at
hardening prices.
PHILADELPHIA, October 2.-Petro-
leum-Firm; refined 26c; crude l74@
lsc. Glover seed-At l0@llc. Flour
Firm; extra 81 0O@4 %, Minnesota
family L TOOL. Corn--Dull; yellow SO
CG6lC. Wheat-Dull; red Pennsyl-
vania 81 20; amber 81 24@l 26. Rye
At 7OM7Sc. Oats-Dull; At 32G42c.
Whiskv-We.tcrn 81 Is. Butter
Firm: New ork and Bradford County
extra at 32@ 25c; lirsts @0M3lc, West
ern extra 2s@S0c. frsts 23@25c. Cheese
Firm at .04@ll3c. Eggs-Firm at
23@24c.
BALTIMORE, October 2.-Flour-Firm;
extra 81 25GI5 %; family So 50G6 10.
Whest Dull; western red 23(d25c. Corn
Closed easier at j64@562c. Oats
Quiet; western mixed 4OCG4Sc. Pork
Steady at SIS 25@lS 80. Bscon-Spould-
ers sIGS3c; clear rib 1910 inac. Lard
At ll30l2c, Buttcr-Dul. and nomi-
nal. Whisky-Dull at ~ l3 Petroleum
Strong; refined 26c; crude l23@l3c.
Tolypo, October 2.-Flolr-st steady
Wheat-Dull; No. " white Wabash
~ lj}; No. white Michigan 81 II;
amber 81 2Oi. No > amber spot 81 II;
rejected red IS. Corn-Steady; high
mixed, 49c; low mixed spot, i9!c; no
grade Acc. Oats-Dull; white S9lc; re-
jected &c,
Call Board-Whest--Sl O75 seller Oc-
tober; 81 OSs seller November. Corn
Higher AZ Ale seller October; 3D. c seller
November. Uats-4@ &c higher Pork
-Firmer at SIC 45@l6 80 seller Octc-
Der: SIS GOALS O5 seller year. Lard
Firmcr at so 00@lO p seller October;
50 As seller year.