Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-03

for export: options opened strong
and higher, afterwards ruled easier and de-
clined, closiDg heavy; sales 1892, 900 bush.
els future, 5000, 900 bushels spot; No. z
Chicago 9O@9lc; No. 2 northern 93sc; No
/ northern 95sc; npgraded red 8l@9lfc;
do c. i. +. 9sc; No. 8 red $3.50; steamer
No. 2 red 923c; No 2 red 96a@978c; No.
l red 99c; No i white size; No. 2 red De-
tober 96s@97kc. closing at este; Novem-
Der 973@9Ssc, closing at CSC; December
9s1c@$l OO1, closing at 99sc; January
81 DIAL OF, closing at 81 0ls; May closed
at 81 07R. Rye-Dull. Corn-Higher
and moderately active; options opened 4@
&c betttr, later lost the advance and closed
heavy; receipls $4,000 bushels; exports
1882 bushels; ssles $4,000 bushels tut
II, l7S,C0H bushels spot; ungraded 473@
GIsl; s,eamer 483c; No. z 4Sl@4S}c;
Nc. . whire 49lc; yellow SOC; ungrsded
uli,e sic; No. 2 October 4Sb@4Ssc,, clos
~ b, 4Slc; November 48B@4S4c, closing
At ssIc; December 475@4Ssc, closing at
ISlc; January 46S@46Sc, closing at 46Sc;
FebIusIy 46sc; May 463c. Oats-A shade
nc ger; receipts 86.450 bushels; exports
AS bushels;smixed western 29@S2c; white
DO SO64lc. Hsy-Stesdy and demand
lair. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio dali at 8sc;
options barely steady and less active; sales
A. 50 bags; October s 55@6 90c; Novem-
Der 6 Csc; December 6.90c; January s 95c;
february 7.O0e; March 7.05c. Sugar
Dull; refined dull; white extra G 6fc; off A
SIC; ccnfectiouer's A 6 l3-l6@65ci pow
dered 7@7sc; granulAtei SIC; CUBES 7tc
Rice-Stesdy and in fair demand; domestic
H@5ac. Peiroleum-Quiet; United closed
at 81 OOa. Rosin-Dull- Turpentine-
Steady at 33i@S4c. Eggs-Dun and low
or; receipts l,7l9 packages; western l9lc
Wool-Quiet and firm; domestic fleece n
csc; pulled l4@33c: Texas s@22c
Pork-Dull; mess 50 50@l0 90 for in.
spected. Cut Meats-Stesdy; sales 5000
pounds; picked bellies 6@6ic; picked hams
!O@IO4c. Lard-Less active sales west
ern steam spot s. 274; October Sc 81; No
venber Sc 25@6 26; January Sc SIG
6 go; February Sc IL; May Sc Y; city
steam Sc 20. Batter-Quiet and steady.
Cheese-Dull and easier. Copper-Qliet
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 2.-There was o
strong opening in wheat today aud the
temper during the first half hour was quite
bullisb. British consols were quoted lower
and cables indicated that the Turkish-B Bull
garisn controversy might develop into q
serious war. After the first rush, which
carried November to size, an easier feeling
set in and several millions Of bushels were
thrown on the market between S7t@S73c.
Tie tone became quiet and with little trad
ing November sold oft to 86Sc and closed at
that figure. 1t was frmer in the afternoon,
advancing to SHE, but falling back to 86j
@97c. F~lour-Stesdy and unchanged,
Whest-Opened firm and Sc higher, ad-
varctd &c additional. and closed about lc
uBdtr yeEteiday. Sales ranged: October
351G86c, closed at 85Bc; November
S65@87$c, closed at S6S@S63c; Decem-
her 8S9@s9ic, closed at 8SSc; May $3.50
g65c, closed at oslo COIn-Quiet but firm
sno a shade higher for new options; receipts
we're somewhat lighter; cash 4l@4l53; DC.
tober 4O@4I4c, closed at Ale; November
39@; 9ic, closed at 39@39bc; December
7@37B. closed at SIC. BASEBALL but
firm; cash 254c; October 25F@25Sci No
vtmb 25s@25!c; May 2sj@29c. Rye
Dull; No. 2, 59c. Barley-Quiet No. 2
zoe. Flax Seed-ActiVe and weaker;
No. l 81 20. Mess Pork-0pened easier,
declined 2495c and closed tame; cash
So 35@S 40; October So 35@8 373;
November s. 373@8 SO, closed at s. 81!
as 40; D, ceuber IS 423@8 so, closed at
IS 42l as As. Lard-Quiet and steady;
cash S. 90; November Sc 0O@6 o.;
closed at Sc OO@6 O23; December Sc OO@
6 O21. Boxed Mests-Steady shoulders
So 506 3 Is; short ribs SIS 47!@5 90; short
clear S. 1906 so. Whisky-Nominal at
81 10. Sugar, Butter and Eggs-Qaiet
and unchanged.
PhuadoIph1S.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 2.--Flour-
Firm with fair demand. Whest-Opened
steady and closed weak; No. ! Pennsyl-
vsnis red S9c; No. 2 red October 93@
93!c; November 94l@943c; December
96i@963c; January 97a@93S. Corn
Strong under light supplies and good
export demand; steamer low mixed 4Sc;
steamer No. 2 mixed 4Sic; fancy steamer
and low mixed 4Sc; fancy steamer No. 2
yellow 493c, No. 2 mixed 484@484c; No.
2 high mixed Acc; No. 2 mixed October
3S3@49c; November 4S3@49c; December
46@46ic; January 45@46. Oats-Spot
in fair demand; sa'es OF rejected white 283
6291c; No. 3 white choice 321c, quoted
regular at 3l1@32c; No. 2 white 33t@
33Ic; choice ungraded white l24c; futures
higher under light offerings; No. 2
white October 33@333c; November 33b@
53Ic; December 333@34c; January 34@
o. D,4so. H. onA ~ fafr larDnnn
Cheese-Firm but fairly active; Ohio flats,
choice &c; do. fair to prime 7@83c.
CAnctnnAu.
CINCINNATI, O., October 2.-Cotton--In
goUu demand; middlng 9ic. Flour
uaGy and unchanged. Wheat-Fair de,
and; No. 2 red 9S@@9j!c; receipt
900 bushels; shipments 4.400 bushels.
and firm; No. 2 mixed 4t@
G443c. ORts-Wesker but active; No. Z
mixed 26l@27c. Rye-Stesdy; No. 2 63c
Barrie Dull; Extra No. 3 fall SIC. PORK
Dull at 80 90. Lard-Dull and easier
a So 20. Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders
So OO@ 3 %; short rib S. 40. Bacon
ste, dy and unchanged. Whisky-Steady
at 81 05; finished goods based on 81 o..
Butter, sugar and cbeese-Steady and un-
changed. ~Eggs-Stesdy at l4!c.
Toledo.
ToLFDo, O., October 2.-Whest-C Closed
a shade better; light business; No. 2 rec
909c; soft cash or October 94@c; Novem.
her oslo; December 963c; January oslo,
May 81 O4i. Corn-Duli and firm; cash
or October 44Ic; November 4l4c; yea,
S7tc; May 383c. Osts-Quiet; cash or DC
'ober 27c; November 2Sc; May 3lic. Glover
Seed-Firm ard active; cash or October
IS 25; November S. 32!; December IS 40;
.Jsnusrv S5 All.