Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-27

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Horey--Choice white clover, l8@zpr
choice buckwhest. l69l6c.
Nuts--SheIbarks 81 25@l %; hlach
wsIuuts, 60@6oc; ahesnnts s. O0C94 o.
Potatoes-50c per busheL New, prime
81 250l so per Dbl; demand good.
Poultry--Live chickens. old " 300
8 90 y dozen: spring chickens, u BOG
2 so. Good demand $
Rags-Steady at ls@llc for white mix.
cd cotton; l@lAc for al wool and ITO
l3c for mixed.
Seeds-sales Of timothy seed at q so
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed IS 90
06 O5; large, IS DOGS Is, as 70 quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet - 90 pcs
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 73@Sc., demand
good. 49, a
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c.
Onions soc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 rs per barrel.
Ounces 81 so per bushel.
Cranberries-Cspe Gods 50 90 per box;
Jerseys 81 40 per box.
Parsnips per Dbl. 81 SO.
Chestnuts per bushel, ~ 90,
Turuips 81 rs per barrel.
Msw York.
New YoRx, October 26.-Flour-Re-
ceipts IS, 48l barrels; exports 1911 bar
rels, 1850 sacks; market heavy; sales
l3. 500 barrels. Wheat-Receipts 81, 900
bushels; exports 62,583 bushels; spot
higher with more doing for export; options
opened shade lower. later ruled stronger,
closing firm; Gales sos, 400 bushels futures;
ia 600 bushels spot; No. Chicago ~
693c; No. 2 Milwaukee 92ac; ungrsded
red sl@971c; No. red 93c; No: 2red
95Rc; No. l white CSC; No. 2 red October
95695sc, closing at 65sc; November 944
@95ac, closing at 953c; December 1853
@973c. closing at 973c; January $500
S9Jc; February 81 0O3@l OIL, closing at
81 oil; March 81 0ls@l 024, closing at
81 O2a; May 81 04S@l 063, closing at
81 O58; June 81 O53@l 06t. CorL--
Spot quiet and rather weak; options high
er, closing steady; receipts l37, 700 bush,
ella: exports 50, 1850 bushels; sales 44O, 600
bushels future; $4,000 bushels spot and
to arrive; ungraded SIC; No. 2 soc; do
November 45c; steamer December 464c
c. I. i; yellow SOC; No 2 October nom
inal; November 5l@5lsc, closing at 81 tc;
December 49l@49ic, closing at 49Sc;
January 46I@46Sc, closing at 46!c; Feb,
ruary 46!c; May 46lc. 0ats-Higher and
less active; receipts 50,350 bushels; ex-
ports 90 1874 bushels; mixed western 29@
33c; white do 34@40c. Stocks OF grain
in store October "a wheat, 9,l0l, 7S7 bush
els; corn, SIS, 64l bushels; oats, 1858 O83
bushels; rye, lO9,O36 bushels; peas, 1894
bushels; barley, 1902 bushels; malt,
1887 bushels. Coftee-Spot fair; Rio
quiet at 8 75c; options steady but quiet;
sales 81. $50 bags; October I. l5c; Novem-
Der 70O@7 O55; December 7.lOc; Janu.
airy 7 l5c; February 7l5c; March 1850
7.3Gc; April I SOC; May 7.4Oc; August
I 55c. Sugar Steady and more active;
refined quiet; white extra C5sc; off A55c;
confectioner's A &c; cut loaf and crushed
tic; granulated 9.l6@6Bc: cubes 6i9
7c. Molasses-Steady. Rice-Firm. Pe,ro.
Ieum-Steady; United closed at 81 OFT.
Tallow-Steady. RosiH-Dull. Turpen.
tine-Dull at 36@36fc. Eggs-Firm and
in fair inquiry; receipts 1882 packages.
Pork-Steady and in very moderate de-
mand; mess 50 5O@l0 90 for inspected.
Betf-Dull. Cut Meats-Firm; picked
bellies 6@65c; do. hams 8l@S3c. Lard
"A shade higher and more active; sales
of western steam, spot Sc 20@6 223; No
vember at S. l7@6 10; December Sc Is
as 10; January Sc 24@6 20; February
Sc 32@6 50; March S. 40; April S. 49,.
Butter-Firm; demand fair. Cheese
Quiet and steady; western Hat 6@lO3c
Copper-Dul.
CHICAGO, October 26.-There was an
unsettled and nervous feeling in the wheat
market to-day. Fluctuations we're numer-
Gus and very rapid within narrow range.
Rumors of an open rupture between Ser
via and Bulgaria had the effect of causing
shorts to cover, besides inducing other
speculative buying, bat British consols did
not show any special change from Satur-
day With every advance in the price OF
wheat there was some desire to realize,
which would cause reaction. The mar
ket opened 4@3c higher, essed of again
and closed on regular board 3c higher than
Saturday. In the afternoon the market
ruled quite strong prices advancing to the
outside prices of the day, closing at size
for December or &c higher than the latest
prices Saturday. Flour-Quiet and easy
with prices. however, showing no change
Wheat-OpeDed f@3e higher on war
rumors, sold off &c on reports Of large re-
ceipts at the Minneapolis mills, started up
again on good buying both on local and
outside account, and closed 4c higher than
Saturday. Sales ranged: October $50
S5fc, closing at SAFE; November 84i@
s5Ec, closing at 85Sc; December s6i@
size, closed at S7Sc; May 93f@95c,
closed at 94cs; No. spring 84j@s54c;
No. 3 spring 69@f3c; No. 2 red 894c;
No. 3 red 1870. Corn-Ruled fairly
active and firm, in sympathy someWhat
With wheat, closing B@fc higher; cash
4lsc; October 4li@4lsc, closed at Al Sc;
November 3s3@39sc, closed at $500
S93; year 36a@36jc 0ats-Steady and
firm, in sympathy with other markets,
closing 4@fc higher; cash 254c; October
251@25Ic, closed at 23Bc; November
253@25sc closed at 253c; May 1910
29sc, closed at 29Ic. Rye-Steady; No.
2 Gle. Barley-Quiet; No. 2, 66c. Flax
Seed-Easier; No. 81 l6. Mess Pork
Trading fairly active; prices 23@5c
higher, closing steady; cash 50 25@S 80;
November s. 221@S 21!, closed at
IS 224@8 %; December S. 27a@8 IS,
closed at s. SO@S S29c; January 50 10
@9 Is, closing at 50 l24. Lard-Quiet
and steady; cash S. so; November S. SIS;
December S. S73; January s. 95@6 973.
Boxed Mests-In fair demand; shoulders
50 4O@3 so; short ribs 81 1904 IS.
Whisky-Steady at 81 ID. Sugsrs-Un'
changed. Butter-Firm and unchanged
creamery l4@26c; dairy l3@lSc. Eggs
Quiet at l8@lS3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October 26. - Flour
Quiet; Western and Pennsylvania extra
So 5O(a,4 90; Minnesota bakers 81 seq
cog ukoat onanad u,aak closed harely