Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-03

HOurfY-ldVeNColCkcu Olu - ovS1o
q dozen: spring chickens, 81 6O9z on.
Good demand.
Rags-steady at l4@ltc for white miI-
ed cotton; l@l3c for al wool and lilSte
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 500
2 90 p bushel; clover, small seed % oO(S
6 O5; large, Sc 0V96 Is, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Courtry sweet - % par
barrel. Demand fair.
La7d-Co1nrY prime, 7s9sc., densnF
WatermeloDs are plenty and the demand
6ir The River Ws'ermelons are GOOD
and brig from S. to Sl3 per hundred.
Apples, green. 2 Dbl 5Oc@Sl 90
Cabbage, per Dol, 7jc. Dull dsuand
Cau,eIcpes 81 25@l. so per bb!.
Onions T5c per bushel.
Tomatoes 2Ec(9 ACC per bushel.
Green corn, Csc per bbl.
Plums 81 so per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, $3.50 per barrel.
sew YORK..
Ngw YORK, September 2.-FIoar-Re-
ceip's Il, 337 barrels; exports ,OCO barrels;
market without quotable change; sales l8,-
SEQ barrels. Wheat-Firm; receipts lO3,-
AGO bushels; exports 1900 bushels; sales
4,G72,0OO bushels future; $4,000 bushels
SPOT; No. 2 Chicago Soc; No. l northern
sole; ungrsded red 83@92ic; do C. f and
i. Buffalo sac; No. 3 red 88@6S!c; No. |
white Gle: No. do SIC; No. 2 red Sep
TENDER 9lI@92sc, closing 81 923c; Octo-
her 92Y694!c, closing at 94c; November
95I696c, closing at SEC; December 9l(9
97;c, closing at 975c; January 99999{c,
closing at 993c. Rye-Dull and lover;
western 60@62lc. Corn-Lower, closing
steadier; receipts 81 600 bushels; exports
q $50 bushels; sales l,3a6. 600 buehels tut
ure; 36S, 900 bushels spot; ungFaded 500
SIC; No. white 5S@55lc; No. 2 Septem.
Der 5OI@5lc, closing at 503c; October 5O5
@Slc, closing at 50sc; November 5Oi9
50Sc, closing at j08c; December closed al
495c. Osts-Fairly active; receipts 229,-
900 bushels; exports IL, 900 bushels; mixed
western 3O@32c; white do 35@4&c, Hay
STEADY and fairly active, CoHee-Spot
fair; Rio firm al St9S3c; No. Rio spot
G.90c; sales 25, 80 bsgs; September 6 s.
66. csc; October 80@6. CSC; November
GOA 6 csc; December 900 700c; Jsnu-
ary 7CO@7l0c; February 7OG@Iljc
Sngar-Firm with moderate demand; re-
fined steady; c 5l@5!c; extra c 5E@5yc;
white extra c 8 l5-l65c; yellow isGjbc;
mould A &c; standard A 6s@6 7-l6c;
powdered l3-lSc Rice-Steady and in
lair demand. Parliamentary; United
closed at 81 003. Tallow-Firm at . ll-l6.
Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Weak at &c.
Eggs-Stronger receipts 2,O75 packages;
western l4!0lj3c. Wool-Stesdy and
fairly active Pork-QQiet and rather weak;
MESS spot $40 90 for inspected, and - IS
Tor uniDsps Tierce B.et-Dull for city
extra; India mess ST O0@l9 90 Cut
Meats-Steady; picked hams l4t2; do Del,
lies GG6Ic Lard-Dull; western steam
grot S. So; September Sc 1906 As; Octo-
Der S. 49G6 so; November Sc 45@G 46;
December Sc Is; January 65l@6 81; city
steam Sc 10. Butter-Very firm and in
fair demand; western l6@ 2&c. Cheese
Quiet.
CHICAGO, September 2-The opening in
wheat was firm this morning, the starting
price being &c higher for all the options.
There was an advance OF ic additional un-
der good buying, followed by little tanner
feeling as the session advanced and inquiry
for cash and near deliveries became decid.
eddy better, helping all futures. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Whest-Opened
firm and ic higher advanced ic, receded
ic, then advanced lie, nuctusted and closed
&c higher than yesterday; sales ranged:
September 798@SOlc, closing at SOC;
October 8ll@S2ic, closing at 8lS@82c;
November 83S@Sl5c, closing at Sac;
No. spring soc; No 3 spring 69!c; No
red 95Ic; No. 3 red 79!c Corn-Ruled
weak and lower, owing to favorable reports
concerning growing crops and the non-ap
pearance Of frost; market closed 4@5c uu-
der yesterday; cash 425c; September 424@
35c, closing at 43c October II 9G932!c
closing at 4lsc; November 385@39Ic
closing at 39c. Oats-Ruled steady within
narrow range and closed a shade nRder
yesterday; cash 24ic; September 24S@
24!c, closing at 2l,,c; October 245@2+sc
closed at 2ilc. Rye-Stesdyi No. 2, 56!c
Flax Seed Steady; No. | 81 1901 49,!
Mess Pork-TradiDg active and huctus
tions in price quite severe and offerings
were free early and prices receaed 25@3Oc,
rallied l74@1Sc and closed steady; cash
So 7O@8 IS; September s. jN9@8 IS,
closing at S. 67DS 10 October IS 56@
8 so, closing at IS. 1905 ~; November
IS 5568 IS, closing at IS 723@3 IS.
Lard-Fairly active and shade lower
early, but rallied again and closed steady;
cash and September Sc 1906 III Oc-
tobe1 Sc l7!@@9 22!, closing at Is 20
as 224; November Sc 1906 Ia
Boxed Meats-Stesdy; shoulders s. $50
3 80; short ribs s. S0@5 So; short clear
SC 1886 Is. WhisLy-Quiet at 81 Y.
sugars Steady and unchanged.
Fhla.sIphlH.
Inn IDELPHIA, Pa, September 2.-Flo7T
Steady and unchanged Wheat-Firn;
rejected in grain Depot SIC; ungraded
DO. sjc; No. red September S73@88c;
October 9O@9Olc; November 92l@92!cJ
December 9!@942c. Corn-Wesk; No.
yellow jl!c; No. nigh mixed 5l952c
No. oized September 49lCg5Oc Octo,
Der 49@50c. Osts-Spot demand mod
crate; iusores quiet bps steady; No. 2 white
e@ 32t432Sc; 0c'Ober 32l@32!c;
November S2l@33c; December 33G934c.
ProvisioD9-Steady and in fair io60ing de-
mand; bee 2 city tamil1 81 OOCrl2 so; do.
packets 81 OO@ll 50; DO. No / mess
$40 5O@ll 90. Lsoi-Steady; city re-
ined 81 1851 so; >teasn Sc 5Cl96 55.
fine grades sea2ee; Ohio
lats. cho,os, I!@7ic.
OincioaAtA.
CNCNSLgI, o., September 2,-Cotton--
Dull and lower; middling l0@20,c. Flour
Heavy and unchsr ged. Weeas-Firmer;
No. 2 rel $4,000; receipts /, 600 bushels;
,hipmen:s 5000 bushels. Corr-Dull and
over; No. mixed sic. Ous-Firmer;
No. mixed geo 2S4c. Rye-Easier; No.
$40 SO. Bsrley-Scarce ao3 nominal.
Pork-Dull at - So Lard-In good de-
nand o. IS Is. BEh Meats-In fair de.
nsni; shoulders s. Is; short rib S. so.
shoulders s. %; short rib |
IS so; short cleas$6 Is. Whisky-Nom.