Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-17

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rels; 200 sacks weak; sales Ia geo barrels.
Wheat Receipts 3l.450 bushels; exports
none; spot l@llc lower and dull, closing
stesdier; options opened heavy and de-
clined l@l}c, afterwards ruled stronger
and advanced la@2lc, closing with best
figures and ruling firm; sales T,336,0e0
bushels future; 5 5000 bushels spot and to
a%rriyei No. 2 spring 96c; No. | hard
C. f and l. 81 G4l; upgraded red s9@
953c; No. 3 red 95lc; steamer No. 2
red oslo; No. 2 red nominal at 9S1M99c;
No. l white and No. 2 red October $500
98kc. closing at 90sc: November 9Sle@
81 0Os, closing at 81 00s; December 81 90
al 024, elosing at 81 OIL; January 81 02J
al OF, closing at 81 OF, April 81 o.;
May 81 OS@l OSs. closing st 81 l0S.
Corn Spot dull; options opened t@fc
lower but closed firm with the decline re,
covered; receipts 24S, 900 bushels; exports
9,496 bushels; sales aga, 600 bushels future;
los, 600 bushels spot; upgradsd 5l@52c;
No. 3 Acc; No 2 5ll@5lac; No white
5llc; yellow 5l3c; No 2 October 5lt@
5l3c, closing at 5l2c; November 500
5Oj. closing at 50tc; December 49@49lc,
closing at 49Ic; January 464@463c, clos
ing at 46ie; February 46i @46s closing
at 46sc; MAY 46ic. closing at 46s. Oats
Lower and fairly active, closing stead.
Ter; receipts IS, 900 bushels; exports 1885,
600 bushels; mixed western 273@32c;
white do. 29l@3ic. H~ay-Firmer aud
in fair demand. Hops-Quiet and steadily
held. Coftee-Spot fair; Rio firm at SIC;
options a shade higher and fairly sctiVe,
sales 24,50O bags; October 7.25c; Novem.
Der us; December 7.2Oc; January 7.2Oc;
February T.25@7 3Oc; March 7.35@7.40c;
May 1900. Sugar-About steady and
moderately active; refined steady; yellow
5@slc; Of A &c; powdered 62@65. Rice
Firm and in fair demand. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 81 OF TaHoW
-Firmer ct 5 l-l6c. Rosin-S.eady at
81 02I@I l23. Turpentire-Firmer at
BIC. Eggs-Firm and in fair demand;
receipts 1867 packages. Wool-Firm,
rather quiet, domestic fleece 27@S6c;
pulled ll@33c; Texas 9@22c, Pork
Steady but quiet; mess So 50@l0 O;tam-
lily mess Sll so. Tierce Beef-Nominal.
Cut Mests-Steady; picked bellies Gle;
fresh hams T3c. Lard-0peped a shade
lower and closed firm with the decline re,
covered; western s.esm spot s. 27l@6 So
city sleam Sc 25. Butter-Firm and in
fair demand; western 8@243c. Cheese
Quiet and weak. Coppsr-Quiet; lake
81 II.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE wheat mar
ket sustained a severe attack Of depression
at one time to-day, but rallied from it and
during the afternoon recovered somewhat
Of it's ~buoyancy and finally closed a shade
higher than yesterday. The decline undo.
Lisbly brought out a great deal Of long
wheat, and The feeli g for a tine was quite
nervous. At its weakest point came news
of the posting Of q large amount Of wheat
q. New York as out of condition, and this
caused a great many nervous holders to
let 90 their property, and the result was
that the December future fell of 10 9lSc,
the lowest point of the day. The buying
became more general and the market ad-
vanced slowly to 81 &c, fell back TO 9lsc
sad closed at 9li@5lJc. In the afternoon
there was an almost b~uOyant market, New
York taking the lead on an improved ex-
port demand and strong buying. Decem-
Der advanced to 92s, closing a. the outside
figure, &c higher than yesterday, The
feeling was strong at the close. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-Opened
weak and 4@3c lower, under large otfsr-
irgs declined l@4c more, reacted &c and
closed &c under yesterday. Sales ranged:
October So @SS5c closing at 8S2c; No.
vember 89s@e9Jc, closing at S93c; De-
cCmber 9l5@92c, closed at 9l4c; May
98t@99c, closed at 99c; No. 2 spring $50
@89c; No 3 spring 75@76!c; No , red
93c; No. 3 red S0!c. Corn-Wesk and
lower; advanced BY large receipts and de.
cline in wheat; October. closed &c and
November &c lower; cash 42!@42lc; 0c-
tober 42@423c, closed at 425c; November
4O!@iOyc, closed at 4OBc; year $3.50
3T8c, closed at 37I@37{c. 0ats-Quiet
and slow; cash 25g@25}c; October 255@
25lc; November 25l @25&c; May 295c.
Rye--tirm No. 2, Gle. Barley-Quiet;
No. 2, 67@68c. Flax Seed Firm and
in good demand; No. / 81 l94. Mess
PoIk-Q let aud a shade easier; cash
S. 40@8 so: November IS IOGS 42I;
December IS 45@8 All; January SO 22l
az 80, closed OF 50 so. Lard-Quiet
and q shade easier; cash Sc 029@G 05;
November S. 97!@6 90; December
Sc OO@6 024; January St O5@6 O7!.
Boxed Meats Steady; shoulders So 500
3 70; short ribs 50 500; short cl, az S. 60
@5 10. W~hisky-Stesdy at 81 10. Su-
gsrs-UDcLanged. Butter-lIigher; cream
cry l4@23c dairy l0@lSc. Fggs-At
lie.
Cincinnati.
CI~SCISSATI, o., October l6-Cct;cn--
Steady; middling sc. Flour Heavy;
family 81 1904 IS; fancy 81 75to5 90.
Wheat-Easler No. 2 red 9S!@09c, re-
ceiprs 8,l0O bushels; shipments 3,lOO
bushels. Corn-Barely steady No, ?
mixed 4jl@46c. Oals-ln moderate &C.
mand; No. 3 mixed 27!@2Sc. Rye
Firm; No. 2 65!c. Barley-Fsir demand
and steady; No. 2 spring 74c. Pork
Dull at IS IS. Lard-Firm 81 S. %.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders 5! 81f;
short rib s. &c. Bacon-Heavy and
dropping; shoulders So Is; short rib
S. s.; sAort clear Sc %. Whisky
Steady at 81 O5; finished goods 5! Oh But
ter aud Sugsr-Firn and unchanged.
Eggs-Barely steady at l5!c. Cheese
Strong ard higher; choice mild Ohio fac
tory at 6!o.
FsiIAdsIoh,&.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 49, F lou
Firm with good demand. Wheat
Opened weak and lower, subsequently, re-
acted and closed steady; No 2 red Octo-
Der 96@96fc: November 964@963c; De
enber 98@9Sgc; January 99ia99sc.
C~orn-Steady; No. 3 mixed 49@49!c;
No. 2 high mixed SOC; No. 2 mixed 500
s0Io. on,;ons wa.G. NJ . p;xsd 0ntO-