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

No z REQ Sbci NO. : teu SSfcg0l w.
i. Buffalo 9Ssc; No. l white 9S4c; No
red October s9c@$l 90. closing at s9e;
November 81 0O@l OOb, closing al
81 90; December 81 0ls@l O23, closing
at 81 0lk; January 81 03f@l 04t, closing
at 81 O4i. February 81 043@l 05f, closing
at 81 O4i; May 81 O9t@l l0b, closing at
81 0s4; June 81 1901 IL, closing, at
81 lOl. Corn-Spot higher and rather
quiet; options opened higher and closed
weak; receipts 2l,6O0 bushels exports
so, $50 bushels; sales 1868, 900 bushels tut
ure; lsS, 600 bushels spot ungraded 5l3
653c: No. 3 acc November; 454c D3cem-
Der; No 2 52ie; yellow 524@624ci low
mixed SIC; No. 2 October 52@52sc, clos
ing a. SIC; November 5l95lsc, closing
a, sic: December 49S@50le, closing at
493c; January 47s@47bc, closing at 4I!c;
February 463@47sc, closing at 463c; May
4G3@47c, closing at 464c. 0ats-OPsned
firm and closed weak; receipts Sc, 900 bush
Ella. exports 1871 54 bushels; mixed western
28jG SIC; white do. 294@4Oc. Hay
Steady. Cofee-Spotf fair, quiet and STEADY
at SIC; sales 28. 500 bags October L.oOc'
November 6.95c; December Lose; January
lose; February 7.l0c; March 7.l5c;. April
7.25c; May 7.25@7.30c. Sugsr-Quiet ana
about steady; refined dull and essV; s'ano'
ard A 6 slice; coufectiouer's A 6sc; granu
lated 6 ll-l6@6ac. Molasses-Qaiet and
nominal. Rice-Stesdy and in fair demand
Pe,roleum-Firm; United closed at 81 Ol5
Tallow-Dull and easier at 5@5s. Rosln-
DulL, Turpentine-Firmer at 35@353c
Epgs-Firm and in fair demand receipts
1888 packages. Wool-Firm and fairly
active,
CHICAGO, October 9.-The wheat pit pre-
scented an extraordinary scene at the open
ing this morning. There was q very large
attendance of brokers, and for the first hall
hour there was a desperate fight over prices
The transactions during this time were on
a very large scale. The opening price for
: November was soc, and during the first
! hour the option fuctuated between S9f9
9O4c, broke off to 894c, then rose under
large buyieg orders 10 905c, fell back to
y GOO and closed at 90@905. The cables
- came on stronger. The buying was very
Z general both on local and OUTSIDE account
while the shorts became alarmed at the
strength displayed by the market and sought
! to cover their sales. The feeling was ex
- cited and nervous throughout and the Huc
- t~ustiops were at times rapid and violent
= Flour-In good demand; Southern winter
q wheat 81 1905 co.; Wisconsin 81 6?g
4 So; Michigan 81 50@4 SOi soft sprlnG
= wheat So 1904 90; Minnesota baker'sS s. 81
4 so; patents 81 1895 Is; low grades g OF
- as 90; rye -four So S0@3 60. Wheat
Opened excited and unsettled and 5@St
b higher than yesterday, declined l. from
=, early outside figures, rallied lsc, fell off /
!; and closed &c higher higher than yesterday
Sales ranged: October S85@89lc: closing
e at SOC; Noyember 89!@90Bc, closing a
5U@9OIc; December 81! a closed a
92Ic; May 985c@Sl 00I closed at S9lc
:" No. > spring S9@89sc; No. 3 spring 4
-, 618c; No. ? red 93c; No. 8 red SIC
Corn-Moderately active and firm; opene;
stroIg and !c higher, fell back, rose agaiI
aid closed at medium figures and i@st
higher than yesterday; cash Ale; 0ctobe
5 433@44ic, closed at iSjc; November lOi
d @4lc, closed at 4OJc; year S7!@373c
Closed at size. Oats-Quiet and mod
erately firm; May advanced SC; cash 26c
October 253@26Bc, closed at 252@25sc
November 255c; May 29s@294c, closed a
n 29l@29Sc. Rye-Firm; No. 2, 60c. Bar
ley-Quiet; No. 2, &c. Flax Seed
Il Easier; No. l 81 III. Mess Pork-Openec
e firm and lOc higher, receded and closed a
a Yesterdays figures; cash So 35@8 10
November IS 35@8 As, closed at S. 81
as 40; year s. So. Lard-Quiet anG
Z steady; cash Sc 10, October Sc 05@6 10:
Z November s. 97!@6 90; December S. 81
{ as 81. Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders
9 50 SOFAS Is; short ribs S. As; short cleal
L IS 1905 IS. Whisky-Steady at 81 10
Sugsr-Unchanged: %cutloaf 7Sc; granu
lated 7@78c; standard A &c. Butter
Dull; dairy ll@l7c. Eggs-At l7@l7!c
. Cincinnati.
: CINCINNATI, O., October 9.-Cotton-
In good demand; middling Sc. Flour
. Strong and higher; family 81 1904 So
. fancy 81 85@5 10. W~heat-StroBg and
higher; No. 2 red 99c; receipts l0,825
bushels; shipments $3.50 bushels. Corn
Scarce, firm and higher; No. 2 mixed 47@
. Acc. OATS, rong; No. 2 mixed ESQ
q 2S4c. Rye-Ia good demand; No. 2 634@
. 64c. Barley-Stronger; extra No. 3, $50
: 84c. Pork-Dull at 5 75. ~Lard-Strong
, at S. 9O4. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders
. So OO@3 Is; short rib S. 374. Bacon
: In fair demand and stronger; shoulders
q So 1908 S74; short rib Sc l24; short
= clear Sc 37!. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 O5i
! finished goods based on 81 O3. Butter
Firm; extra creamery 22(92ic; fancy
= dairy l46l5c. Sugar and C~heese-Firn
ard unchanged. Eggs-In fair demand
1 at l5c.
Z Philadelphia.
: PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October 9.-Flour-
. Firm, with good demand. Whest-Frmi
= No. 2 red October 96f@96lc; November
: 97g@ 975c; December $4,000; January
( 81 OO4@l 0O4. Corn-Stronger; No.
1 mixed SOC; steamer No. 2 low mixed 50!c;
Z No. 2 mixed sic; October 505@5l3c;
November 50!@5lc; December 47f@4SIc;
= January 46!@473c. Oats-Spot irm; No,
{ 2 white 354c; futures a shade lirmer; No
Z white October 34S@35c; November 3l36
Z 3l3c; December 343@35tc; January 3j4@
! SEC Butter-Firm tor fancy grades; west
ern dairy extra l4@ljc. Eggs-FIrm
extras 2C@2l4c. Cheese-Firm; Ohio fats
( choice 94c; fair to prime S@9c.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, o., October 9.-Whest- Closed
easy; No. 2 soft cash or October oslo
asked; November CSC asked; December
=, 99lc asked; January 81 COZ; May 81 OF.
, Co,n-Ipactive; cash or October Acc; No
, vember 423c; year 3Sc; May 39c. Oats
Firm; cash or October 27lc; November