Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-04
Sc 1905 Al; December S. 40; January
S. 81; city steam IS 40.
Chicago,

Sc 46@6 Al; December S. As; January
Sc 81; city steam Sc 40.
ChicaEo.
CHICAGO, September 3-Speculstion was
very slow on Change during the grester
Ioltion of the day, but became more active
toward the close Of the regular session, when
values ranged somewhat weaker on report
hat very little export demand appeared to
exist. There was no other feature OF special
interest. Receipts at primary points con-
tiIue very light as compared with last year,
put shipments continue only moderate.
Flour ard unchanged. Wheat
Ruled quiet and steady, early sold up &c
out fell back sAd sold Of &c, closing SC un
der Yesterday; sales ranged: September 79s
@S6!c, closing at 1890; October $40
- &c. closing a. size; November S3i@
81 &C, c., slug at safe; No. spring l9Sc;
No sping 69!c. No. red S5c; No. )
ltG 7%3c Corp-Ruled frmer on reports
o fosI fro m various sections and closed 8
sh de higher than yesterday; cash 43ic;
S-;teu Der 423@43tc, closing at 425c,
Oc,ober 4lI@42Ic, closing at 4lIc; No
ven Der 30@39!c, closing at 39Bc. Oats
Ruled stes6y, prices showing very little
her ga: cash cage; September 24s@244c,
closing at 2isc; October 2439245c, closed
At 242c. Rye-Stssdy; No. 2, 569c. Flax
,eec-F mmer; No. | 81 20. Mess Pork
Ruled stronger. early was l5@l7!c higher,
receded and Gle sd 2!@5c higher than yes
terday; cash s. 60@8 IS; October So 60
as 774, closing at So IS; November s. 60
as III, closing at s. IS. Lard-Ruled
stesdy and shade higher; cash Sc zoo
22B; October Sc 2O@@6 rs, closing
at Sc 2O@6 223; November Sc l5@6 l73.
Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders So $50
3 80; short ribs S. 82!@5 IS; short clear
Sc l5@6 20. Whisky-Quiet at 81 II
>ugsrs-Firm and unchanged. Butter
Ruled firm; creamery l3@2lc; dairy ll@
lie. Eggs-Srong at l43@l5c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 3.-Flour
Unchanged. Wheat-Stesdy but quiet;
No. 2 red September S73@S84c; October
9O3@9OSc; November 92l@923c; Decem.
Der 943@943c. Corn-Spot dull and
weak; No 2 high mixed and yellow sic;
steamer 5O!@5Ic; No. 3 5O@5O!c; No. 2
mixed 49lc; options easier; No. 2 mixed
September 494@494c; October 49f@49}c;
November 49g@49Bc; December 46@4Sc.
Osts-Spot steady; new no grade 26c; new
rejected mixed 25c; old No. 2 mixed 33c;
new rejected white 273@29c; No. white
35c; futures quiet but steady; No. white
September 32f@323c; October 32l@32sc;
November 323@323c; December 33@333c.
Butter-Steady but quiet. Cheese-Firm
and fairly active; Ohio fair to prime 5!@
nc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., September 3.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling l0Ic. Flour-Dull and
unchanged. WEest-Firmer; No. red SO!
69Ic; receipts LOO bushels; shipments
$500 bushels. Corn-Essier; No. 2 mixed
i54@46c. Oats-Strong; No. 2 mixed
263c. Rye-Firmer; No. 2 5Sc. Barley
FiTmer; No. 3 fall 83c. Pork-DulI at
. so. Lard-In fair demand at Sc 10
Bulk Meats-Quiet shoulders 50 IS; short
ii So so. Bacon-Firmer; shoulders 81 25;
-hcrc rib SIS SIS; short clear Sc 70. Whisky
Irregular at 81 06@l o. Butter -
Strong and higher; extra creamery 24@
25c; fancy dairy l6@l7c. Sugar-Firm
and unchanged. Eggs-In good demand
at ll8@l2c Cheese-Stropg; choice mould
Ohio factory 7!@Sc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., September 3.-Wheat-
Dull; No. cash or September 86lc;
October size asked; November SS4c
asked; December 80 asked; No. 2 soft
-83c. Corn-Steady; cash or September
t5Ic; October 45!c; May 398c bid, 39lc
asked, Oats-Uuchanged; cash or Sep
ember 254c; May 3lc. Clover Seed-QaiNt;
cash or September S. 80 bid; October s. 30;
November S. 40.