Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-18
Otton; l@Isc for al wool and High

! TOR mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 COG
z 90 y bushel; clover, small seed IS SOC
s. 05; large, s. 0O@6 rs, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet - 90 Per
barrel. Demand fair.
LArd-COuntry prime, 1}9Sc., demand
good.
Watermelons are plenty and the demand
air. The large Jerseys bring from $25 to
$25 per hundred. The River Watermelon
is rather green yet and only bring from $l7
to $40 per hundred.
Apples, green, y bbl, $780, choice $l.26
@l.75
Cabbage, per Dbl, $l,25. Good de-
msnd.
CsptelOpes 81 25@2 so per Dbl
Onions 75c@Sl.0O per bushel.
Tomatoes 25c@ 40c per bushel.
Green corn, $l.00 per Dbl, and slow
stle.
Blac kberries, ready sale at 65@7Oc per
bucket.
Huckleberr es, in good demand at Sl.OO
Ier bucket.
NV York, August l7.-Flour- Re
ceip's 4,643 barrels; exports 2,773 barrels;
sales 1900 barrels; market heavy; super
fine western and state 50 25@3 Go;
Wheat-Weak and lower; receipts Il9, 100
bushels; exports 1921 bushels; sales o.
1921 900 bushels future; 10000 bushels
spot; No. 2 Chicago size; No. | North
ern 923@s3c; ungraded red 85@97c;
No. 8 red 92c; steamer No. 2 red 92c; No.
| white 95c; No. 2 red August 94i@
csc. closing at 944ci September 80
@96c; November 98t@995, closing at
994c; December 81 005@@l 0ls, closing
at 81 OIL, January 81 022@l 022, closing
81 024; March 81 064; May 81 073@l 084,
closing at 81 084. Corn-Spot a shade
stronger and quiet; options opened heavy
at i@lic lower, closing with the decline
partly recovered; receipts 1890 bushels;
exports 75,4l3 bushels; sales 1880
bushels futures; ll4,000 bushels spot; IN
graded 52@544c; No. 2 534c; No. 2 white
SAC; No. 2 August 52i@53fc, closing a
523c; September 524@52sc, closing at
52Ec; October 52@52sc, closing at 525c;
November 5l@5lfc, closing at size; De
cember 49Ic. O~ats-Lower; moderately
active; receipts 204,600 bushels; exports
3O,305 bushels; mixed western 33@35c;
white do 37@42c. Stocks Of grain in
store August Is: Wheat, 5,O93,0O8 bushels;
corn. 294,l lis bushels; oats 259,036 bushels;
rye 6,l33 bushels; barley, none; malt,
i2l, 664 bushels; peas, 1927 bushels. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio dull and nominal at at 8 SOC
for old; options moderately active; sales
l6 $50 bags; August 6.S0c; September
6.75c; October 6 SOC; November 6.S5ci
December 6 85@6. 90c; January 6.95c; Feb
rusry 7 0067. 05. ~Sugar-Stsady aud quiet;
refined steady; fair demand; white extra c
SIC; granulated 6 9-l6c. Molasses-Oull
and nominal. Rice-Steady; fair demand.
Pe,roleum-Firm; United closed at 99tc.
Tallow-Dull. Rosin-Weak at 81 lg@
l III. Turpentine-Steady at 35c. PORK
Quiet and firm; mess $40 So tor unin-
spected 81 90; for inspected family mess
$Il so. Beef-Dull. Lard Opened
weak; later advanced, closing steady and
quiet; contract grade spot Sc SO; Septeu-
Der Sc 1896 81; October Sc 59@6 GO;
November Sc 5l@6 SO; February Sc Sc;
city steam Sc 456 so. Butter-FIruer;
fair demand. Cheese-Quiet.
Chicago,
CHICAGO, August H. Flour - Ruled
very quiet, buyers holding off; southern
winter wheat flour 81 5O95 25; Wisconsin
81 5O@5 90; Michigan 81 5O@5 OG; soft
spring wheat So 5000 rs; Minnesota
bakers So 5O@4 so; patents 81 1905 so;
low grades 81 OO@3 90; rye -four 81 400
3 70. Wheat-Opened panickY; the open
ing sales were at q decline Of fully two cents
under the close of Saturday aud some few
sales were made at a decline Of 25@2ic
under Saturday. There was a subsequent
rally of l@lio, followed by a decline Of &c
and the market finally closed at tic under
Saturday. Sales ranged: August Sl@S2c,
closing at 81 &c; September 820S3sc,c closing
at 82sc; October S4i@853c, closing at
s5I@85sc; No 2 spring SlS@82c; No. 3
spring 74c; No. 2 red S8c; No. 3 red SIC.
Corn-Ruled active but weaker; September
declined sc, October and November lsc,
rallied somewhat and closed &c lower for
September, 1c lower for October and lbc
lower for November; cash 45s@452c; Aug
ust I53@46c, closing at 45S@45fc; Sep
TENDER 45i@455c, closing at 45B; October
433@44sc, closing at 44c; November 1913
@40}c, closing at 39S@39lc. Oats -
Opened tc lower, but reacted under a good
demand and closed steady; cash 25l@254c;
August 25E@25ic, closing a. 25!c; Sep
TENDER 24@24Sc, closing at 24sc; Octo-
Der 24i624sc, closing at 24bc. Rye-Easy;
No. 2, 564c. Flax Seed-Quiet; No. /
81 90. Mess Pork-Opened 5@74c lower,
but rallied 35@37tc under an urgent de-
msnd, fell back l5@l7ic and closed steady;
cash $4,000 80; September 50 074@9 40,
closing at SO 25@9 273; October 80 l24
az so, closing at 50 30@9 324. Lard
-Steadier in prices and 5@lOc higher;
cash Sc 221@6 %; September Sc 22A@
6 30, closing a. Sc 274@6 30; October
Sc 3O@6 40, closing at Sc 1906 374.
Boxed Meats-Stesdy; shoulders 81 l5@
4 30; short rib 81 50@5 so; short clear
s. 9O@5 50. Whisky Firm at 81 10.
~Sugsr-Steady; cut loaf 7sc; grauuIsted
6S@63c; standard A 64c. Buttter-Qaiet
creamery l7@2Oc; dairy ISOLDE. Eggs
At lO!@llc.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August l7.-Flour-
Steady but quiet; Western and Pennsylvania
superfne So O0@3 25; do extras 81 573@
3 IS; Ohio and Indiana 81 25@j co. st.
Louis and Southern Illinois 81 25@5 90.
Wheat-Weak; No. l Pennsylvania red in
elevator CSC; No. 2 red August 92!@93c;
September 93@934c; October 95@95fc;
November 97@97tc. Corn-Dull and weak;
No. 8 mixed 53!c; steamer No. 2 mixed
sac; No. 2 mixed August 52f@52lc; Sep
TENDER 52f@52}c; October 52@523c; No
vember 5l@52c. 0sts-Spot dull and slow;
new No. 8 mixed 33c; new no grades 334c;
old ungrsded white 3Sc; old No. 3 white
363@3Sc; old No. 2 white 39c; futures
steady but quiet; No. 2 white August 34t@
343c; September 32@32Bc; October 32@
223c; November 32f@32Sc. Provisions
In fair demand and steady. Beef-City
family per Dbl $l2 5O@l2 80; do packets
SlI 5O@l2 90; No. l mess Sl050@ll 90.
Pork-Mess, new Sll 90; prime mess new
$40 so; fall city $l2 90; hams, smoked per