Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-11
grs.a. Hssl 81 DOL eso.cssL Is

| UNIONS ~OCOUplsU Per puoho@
Tomatoes c@$l.0 90 per busheL
Green corn, $l.00 per bbL, ana SLOW
sale.
Blackberries, ready sale at e597Oc per
bucket
Huckleberr::e s, in good demand at $l.W
per bucket
New YoRK, August l0.-Floer-Frmi
receipts 24,S08 barrels; exports 6,7S2 bar
rels; sales $500 barrels; common to
choice white wheat, western extra, 50 O09
5 40; fancy do S. 1905 50. Wheat
Receipts POI, 1899 bushels; exports l6. OOO
bushels; spot lots OF winter dull and rather
weak; spring firm; options weak; sales
l,s8O.0O6 bushels future; 228, 900 bushels
spot and to arrive; No. 2 Chicago 9f4c;
No. | Northern 974c; No. 2 hard 96c; IN
graded s81@92lc; No. l hard c. +. and
99lc6Sl 90; ungraded red 8sc@Sl 90;
No. 3 red 97ic; steamer No. 2 red $780,
No 2 red nominal; September 81 0l3@
l OBJ, closing at 81 0I5; October 81 O33
al O4i. closing at 81 O3S; November
81 052@l 065. closing at 81 O53; Decem-
Der 81 07g@l 0s5, closing at 81 Is; Jan
uary 81 09l@l 094, closing at 81 OFT.
C~orr-Lower, closing steady; receipts 95,-
500 bushels; exports 1889 bushels; sales
| SIC 900 bushels future; $4,000 bushels
spot; ungraded 543@55c; steamer nominal;
No. white 66Ic; yellow 59c; uDgraded
white SIC; Nc. 2 August 534@54!c, clos
| ing at SAC; September 53s@54&c, closing
at sic; October 54@54sc, closing at $500;
| November 53@533c, closing at 53c. Oats
Moderately active, receipts 2l9,470 bush
els; exports l07, 900 bushels; mixed western
33S35c; white do 39@44e. Stocks of
grain in store August 7: Wheat, 4,S82,lO
bushels: corn, 408, 093 bushels; oats 1913, ESQ
bushels; rye 1924 bushels; barley, none;
peas, 1871 bushels; malt, l2l, al bushelsi
Hay Steady and demand fair. Coffee
Options firm on August but barely steady
otherwise; sales $500 bags; August 7.2Oc;
September 7.2Cc; October 7.20c; Novem-
Der loo; December Use; February
1850. Sugar-Firmer and more active;
fair to GOOD refining ) 3-l6c; refined hrmer;
co~nfectioners A 6t@6 6-l6c; cut loaf and
crushed 63c; graduated A &c. MoIasses-
Dull; so deg. test l7@l74c. Rice-Steady.
Pe,roleum--Firm; United closed at 9SBc.
TsIlow-Weak at 81 l.l6c. Turpentine-
Steady at 35Ic. Eggs-Essier and quiet.
Pork-DuIl; mess spot $ll 0O@ll 20;
family mess $ll so Beef-Dull, cut meats
steady; picked shoulders sc; do hams
ll4c. ~Lard-Quiet; contract grade spot
Sc 67B; choice & 67k@6 20; September
Sc 63@6 81; October Sc 1906 49, No
yember Sc 65G6 50; December Sc $50
6 IS; city steam Sc 6j@6 20. Butter
Steady for choice GRADES; western 7@2Oc.
Cheese-Quiet ana firm; western flats 10
&c.
CHICAGO. August 10 The fine weather
and lack of hullish influence resulted IN an
opening for the wheat market today &c
lower than the close Friday. There were
plenty of buyers. however, and the opening
quotations were the lowest OF the day. Tbs
improved tone of the foreign market had q
strengthening effect here. The market
could hardly re called weak, being dull aud
heavy. Flour was strong, with slightly
improved inquiry TOR low grades,
Wheat-Opsned weak and continued weak,
with narrow fluctuations. Sales ranged:
August, 8S6SSIc, closed at Sc; September
S9i69Otc, closed at 89Jc@90c; October
92i692jc, closed at 92lc; November 924
avs, closing at 92!c; No. 2 spring $50
8Slc, closing at SSc No 3 spring nominal,
soc; new No. . red ~; old about 93c;
No. 3 red S93c. C~orD-Ruled quiet and
weaker, closing at q decline of : e from Fri
days close; August ranged from 46fc to
Ale, closing at 46jc; September 1910
47ic. closed a. 46!c; October 453@46!c.
closed at .l5:c. Oat'-Dull and easier;
August 2j4@2Gc, closed at 2j2c; Septem-
Der 245625!c, closed at Csc; October 255
6253c, closed at 25!@25fc. Rye-Firm
with light offerings; No. 2, 584c. Flax
S~eed-Steady; No. l 81 23!. Mess Pork
Moderately active and stronger; cash
SO 5509 60; September 80 52@9 IS,
closed at 80 55@9 81; October - 573@
3 723, closed at SO 6O@9 62i. Boxed
Meats-Steady; shoulders 81 3O@4 30;
short rib S. 80; short clca 81 s. 80. Lard
Cash lots Sc 87466 10. Whisky-At
81 Is. Sugar - Unchanged. Butter
Ruled steady; creamery l756lSc. Eggs
Firm and steady at l03@llc.
PhiIadeIphis.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, August lO.-Flour-
Steady, but rather quiet; Ohio and In
diana 81 25G5 %; ST. Louis and South
ern Illinois 81 256j %; winter patent
SIS OO65 50; Minnesota bakers 81 600
) 90; spring patents 81 5O@5 80. Wheat
Shade frmer; No. , red August 96t@
963c; September 97509S4c; October
81 O0I6l OOg; November 81 02f@l or.
CONFIRM and in good demand No. 4
mixed jIc; No. 3 mixed j0!c; steamer
No. , mixed 565c; No. = mixed 5j@j7c;
No. 2 mixed August 5l4@55!c; Septem-
Der 5liGj5c; October 54!@j5c Novem-
Der j4I@5jc. Oats-Spot steady with
moderate demand; old rejected white Doc;
old No 2 sac; old No. ; white 373c;
new Sic; old No. ? white 3St@39c; tu-
lures dull and lower; No. , white August
34@34!c; September 323@33f; October
32{GS3lc: No. > $40 33lc. Pork-New
mess Sll 2j@ll 50; do prime new mess
SO lO@ll 90; do family Sll 50@i2 90.
Hams-Smoked $40 OO@l2 90. Lard
Quiet: refined s. 25@7 so; steam 81 10
as so; butchers loose s. CO.. Butter
Firm for fancy grades; poor TO choice ga
2lc. Eggs-Firm and in fair demand;
extras l4Gl5c. Cheese-Quiet; Ohio flats
choice 6I@G}c; fair to prime 5@6i. Pc
troleum steady, 7Oo Abeltcst in barrels SIC.
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, o., August lO.-Cotton-
Steady; middling l0sc. Flour-Easy but
not ouotably lower; family 81 25@4 10;
fancy - 5064 10. Wsest-In fair de,
mand and easier; No. 2 red, 94@95c. Corn
Dull; No. 2 mixed 47l@4 Sc. Oats
Easier; No. 2 mixed 2Sc. Rye-Dull;
No. 2 coo asked. Bsrley-Nominal. Pork
Dull OF $40 90. Lard-In fair demand
at Sc 60. Bulk Meats-Stronger; shout
ders 81 %; short rib sc on. Bacon-lu
fair demand; shoulders 81 62t; short nib
Sc %; short clear Sc 80. Whisky-None
sold; n~ominally 81 Is. Butter-Firm aud
unchanged. Linsecd 0l-Steady at 479
4Sc. Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
Eggs-Full supply at &C.
Toledo.
Tn1rnaO Anrnst ln.=Wheat-Dull and