Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-26

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il curry. Petroleum-Steady: United closed
st 81 0lS@l oil. Rosin-DulL TurPen,
tipe-Stsady At 35c Eggs-Qui't and
easier; receipts 1888 packages; western
irtsh l4@l4!c. Wool-Quet and steady;
domestic fleece 21@36c; pulled l4@S3e;
Texas 9(G22c. Pork-Frm and in fsir
demand; mess spot $40 25@l0 so for in
srected and So S7l@lO 90 for inspected;
family mess 81 25@ll so. Cut Meats
Firm and more active; picked bellies
ga SIC. Lard-0pened Q shade lover
closing 2@3 points higher for business;
western steam spoI IS so; September 50 ii
10 . 81; Ocrobtr S. 55@6 81; November
Sc As @b 80; December Sc 1896 49,
city siam Sc 40 Butter-Frm and IN
tair 6emsnd; western S@22c. Cheese
Qr!,t Ind cay.
CBlCAGo, August 25.-The visible suppl,
.tsieuerr Of Wit al ss coDp piled by the s7c-
retaIv Of the CEicsgo Board Of Trade, dis
clCsed al increase Of about 100000 bush
Is, whereas operators had generally looke1
or al increase OF one and a halt million
au,hels. As a result the market started up
very firm to-day, the October option sdysnc-
pg 10 82.c, but the offerings became large
81 ibis point and prices fell back ! &c, bat
rallifd again on good buying, influenced oy
The rumor that the next Government report
Sould show q much smaller estimate OF
Crops than was indicated in the August re-
PORT. At times there was little wheat for
ale ard orders coming on the market al
uch time caused a rapid advance. The
market closed at SIC on the morning board
snd advanced to S2f@S2sc for October on
he afternoon board. The corn market was
active and lower and the feeling was very
unsettled Flour-Feeling easy but prices
without quotsble change. Wheat-Opened
I@sc higher and advanced trihe more
owing to slight increase in the visible sup
DIV, declined tic under free offerings, raj
lied llc, fuctusted and closed &c higher
than Yesterday. Sales ranged: August IS ]
679lc, closing at 79sc; September 1870
| SOC, closing al 79.cc; October 8l5@92sc,
closing at SIC; November S3f984!c, clos
ing at sale; No. 2 spring 79ic; No. 3
spring 7l3c; No. 2 red 85!c; No. red SOC.
Corn-Acuve and unsettled; large receipts
caused weak opening and near futures de-
clined solo, rallied again and fact1ated,
closing &c lower for near futures; cash 49,
@44c; August 434@4+!c, closing at nc;
September 44!@444c, closing at 4+sc;
October 424@433c, closing at 43c; No
yember 39s@40ic, closing at 395 9 4Oe:
Oats-Cash and August ruled fc lover and
other futures steady; cash 26fc August
26i@26sc, closing at 265c; September 24i
6245c, October 24Ec. Rye-Quiet; No.
2. 56Ic. Flax Seed-Lower; No. l 81 IL.
Mess Pork-0pened stronger but scon
d, cEued lO@l2}c, rallied again and closed
at medium figures; cash 50 65@8 10; Sep
yember IS 75@5 81, closing at S. 77!9
so; October s. S0@6 97!, closing at
- 756S ny; November $ 8OGS 30:
closing st s. S23@8 IS Lard-Raled
6.wer and prices nc higher; cash s. l74
"a 22Ic; September Sc 20@6 25c; October
So 22G6 3l4, closing at S. 27!@6 30;
November S. l5G6 20, closing AT s. l73
a 6 20. Boxed Meats-S;esdy; dry sailed
shoulders 81 OO@4 25; short rib sides - 30
as go; short cl' ar sides s. eO95 IS:
Whisky-Firm at 81 Is. Sugar-Firu aud
unchanged On the produce exchange but
ter ruled weak; creamery l7@2Oci dairy
ll@l6c. Eggs-Firm at ll@ll3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 25.-Flour-
Quiet Ohio and Indiana 81 25@5 l2i;
81. Louis and Southern illinois 81 ESQ
) l2S; winter patent s. 00@5 so; Mime.
sofa bakers 81 j0id5 90; spring patent
s. 0C@5 80. Wheat nsettled aud
closed ieverish; No. red August $40
88Ic; September 88!@89sc; October 9j5
@9O!c; November 92i992ic. Corn
Spot weak; No. mixed SIC; steamer No.
2 mixed 52c; steamer No. ? yellow
53Ic; No. 2 mixed August 52@524c;
September 52@523c; October 52@524e;
November 5l3@52!c 0sts-Spot firm;
new rejected white 32c; old No. 3 white Al
Ollie; new No. > white 3Sc; old No. 2
White 42Ac; options dull; No. white Au-
gust 3S@40c; September 32i A323c; Oc-
tober S24@32i; November 32l@33c. Pro
visions-Steady and in fair demand Pork
Mess new $40 509ll 90; do prime
mess new Sll 90; DO family Sll 009
IL so. Hsms-Smoked per pound l09l2c
Lsrd-City refined 81 2j steam So go;
butchers loose So 00@6 2j. Butter-Firm
for fancy and good at l6@2lc. Eggo-
Fresh stock scarce and firm; extras l4@
l5c. Cheese-Quiet but steady; Ohio fats
choice 6866ic; fair to prime 5@6lc.
Petroleum-Fum; 20 Abel test 8 &c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., August 25.-Cotton-
Steady; middling logo. Flour-Hesvy;
family 81 %; fancy 81 1901 60. Wheat
-Firmer; No. 2 red Gle; receipts, $500
bushels; shipments 800 bushels. Corn
Stronger; No. 2 mixed 47@48c. Oats
Easy; No. 2 mixed 25!@26c. Rye-Quiet;
No. 2 5Sc. Barley-SteadY; extra No.
tall e5c. Pork-Quiet and firm at - IS
a. 80. Lsrd-Stronger at Sc 1905 l24.
Bulk Mests-Firmer; shoulders 50 10;
short ribs S. Co. Bscon-Iu better de
nand; shoulders 81 %; short ribs S. %;
short clear So 90. Whisky-Nominal;
10 sales reported. Butter-Easier; cream,
cry 22G23c; fancy dairy l5@l6c. Sugar
Finn and unchanged Eggs-Firm at l !
| @l2c for fresh. Cheese-Firm and IN
hanged.
TOLEDO, o., August 25.-Whest-Essy
and dull; No. 2 cash, or August S5c bid;
September S5Ic; October S6sc; Novem-
Der sac; No. 2 soft, SHE asked. Corn
Quiet; No. 2 cash August or September,
45Ic; October +5!c bid; year 3Sfc; May
SOC. osts-CnchaDged; No. , cash or
August, 26ic; September, 253c; May, Sic;
No. 2 white SOC; No. 3. pc. Clover Seed
Dull and steady; cash or August IS rs
bid; So so asked September or October,
IS 20 bid; s. 60 asked; November, S. Is
bid IS 80 asked.
PETROLEUM.