Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

packages, 4(95c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l 80; black wal
nuts, 5O@6Oc; chssnuts 50 0O@4 90.
Peas-Green, 4)@50c y Blu.
Potatoes-40c per bushel. New, prime
81 25@ l so per bbl.; demand good.
Poultry-Live chickens, old 81 5O@3 90
y dozen; spring chickens, 81 5O92 6O.
Good demand.
Rags-Steady at l1@lac for white mix
ed cotton; l@lic for all wool and lfl9Sc
tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 900
2 OO p bushel; clover, small seed $5 500
6 O5; large, Sc O0@6 20, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet "a 90 per
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7398c., demand
good. :,
Watermelons are plenty and the demand
fair. The River Watermelons are good
and bring from IS to $l3 per hundred.
Apples, green, = Dbl $l.00@l.25.
Cabbage, per bbl., 75c to 81 Doll de
msnd.
Cantelopes $l.75@2OO per Dbl.
Onions Ioc per ousnel.
Tomatoes 25c9 40c per bushel.
Green corn, Sl00 per Dbl.
Blsckberries, ready sale at 7Oc.per back
ct. About gone.
Huckleberries, in good demand at Sl.OO
per bucket.
NEw YORK, August 2l.-Flour-Re-
ceip,s 1900 barrels; exports 3, l63 barrels;
sales 1850 barrels; market rather weak.
Whest-Firm but quiet; receipts 69,942
bushels; exports none; sales 1910, 900 bush
els future; 25S 900 bushels spot; No. 2
Chicago S8c; No. l hard s33@93Sc, C. t.
and i. 93Ic; ungraded red 75@95c; do C. +.
and i. 93@93lc; No. red Gle; steamer
No red 9li@9l4c; No l white Csc; No.
2 red August nominal at 94c; September
946943c, closing at 94!c; October 96@
965c, closing at 96Ic; November 98@983c,
closing at oslo; December 81 OO.@l cog
closing at 81 0Ol; January 81 O2@l O2s,
closing at 81 OPT; February 81 032@l OFT,
closing at 81 033; June 81 095. Corn
Spot higher, closing firm; receipts 22,2O0
bushels; exports 9,465 bushels; sales 49,
900 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels spot; I'M
graded 523@54!c; No. 2 53@35?So; Au-
gust 53l @53sc, closing at sage; September
5236525c, closing at SIZE; October 52b
@52!c, closing at 52Ic; November 5l@
5ltc closing at size. Osts-Lower; re
ceipts 1872, 46O bushels; exports 10000
bushels; mixed western 33@35c; white do
37642c. Haydn fair demand and steady.
Coiee-Spot fair; Rio 6rmer at 8sc Tor old;
options fairly active and higher; sales 2S,-
100 bags; August 6.70@6 75c; September
6 65@6. zoe; October 65@6.7jc; Novem-
Der + 70@6. 75c; December 6.75c; January
6.sC66 85c; February 6 90c; March 7.00c
Sreal-Quiet and weak; fair to good re
iniDg quoted at 5l@5sc; refined barely
steady anu less active; mould A 6Sc; stand
ard 4 6ic; powdered 63@6jc. Molasses-
Qui, and nominal. Rice-Stsady and de-
maud fair. Petroleum Firm; United
closed at 81 03s. Tsllow-Stealy. Tur-
pentine-Quiet at 34ic Eggs-Firm and
in fair demand; western l4(al42c. Wool
Steady and moderately active; domestic
fleece 27@36c; pulled l4@S3c; Texas 90
pc. Pork-Heavy and lower; mess spot
$40 25@l0 so for inspected, and Sc 10 for
uninspectei. Beef-Dull. Cut Meats
Steady; picked bellies &C; picked shout
ders 43@4Bc; do hams lll0ll3c. Lard
Higher but less active closing firm; west
ern steam spot Sc As; September Sc 37@
6 Al; October Sc 1906 81; November
Sc 4266 AZ; December Sc 4l@6 43; jan
usry Sc As; city steam Sc 35. Butter
Firm and in fair request. Cneese-Dull
and heavy.
CHICAGO, August 2l.-Flour-The wheat
market was quiet to the verge Of dullness
to-day, but the market ruled 6rmer through
out and latest trading prices were &C in ad.
vance the close last night. Foreign sdyiees
we're more encouraging, receipts continued
light and there appears to be more active
shipping demand. Under these influences
the shorts were more inclined to cover and
there was some purchasing for the long &C
count. The bear sentiment, however, Son
rinues very strong among room traders and
II is estimated that the short interest 10 q
large one. The market opened shade
6rmer, rose to point &c higher then yes
terday, fuctuated and closed on regular
board 4c higher than yesterday and sd-
sanced an additional se on the afternoon
hO4rO. rOuI-Cledu1 ouu uuShohsOe'
Wheat-Quiet and steady; foreign sdyices
were 6rmer and reports from the Northwest
where thresbipg was in progress, state that
he yield would be smaller than estimated;
market advanced Solo, declined slGfc;
tiuctuated and closed &c higher than yes
terdsy. Sales ranged: August Sl@sl &c,
closing at Sl3c; September Slf@S2 &c,
cosips at sale; October s3i@s4sc, clos
ing ct safe; November s6@S6sc, closing
1t Sole; No spring size; No 3 spr. re-
7Sc; No. 2 red 871c; No. 3 red SIC. Corn
Pulled active and fruer at the openinS
prices, advancing !@sc, receded again but
became frmer and closed f@3c higher
han Yesterday; cash 45ac; August 54s(9
4Sc, closing at 45lc; September 4ss9 tec,
closing at 45lc; October 435@44le, clos
ing at 4sic 0ats-0pened 6rmer: but
receded triHe and closed easy; cash 26ae;
August 26s@27tc, closing at 26tc; Sep,
TENDER 24i@25c. closing ct 24ac; 0cto'
Der 24i625se; closing at 2+5c. Rye
Quiet; No 2, 56Rc. Flax Seed-Easier;
No. l 81 20. Mess Pork-Moderatelg &C
i've and ssssdier. prices advanced 2o@25c-
ell hack Tl6loc aud closed steaiy; cash
Is 65fa8 IS; September IS 52ifae ,
closins Al = 65tS8 6Ti; 0ctob5S :. :,
| $ IS. closing 81 g 72l@s zion wiz v
IS