Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-25

5l3c, cloerng At oOscj Deco moer Ava
closing OF 49ic. Oau-Fairiy active; re-
ceipts 237,7e0 bushels; exports $3.50
bufhels; mixed western 32@34c; white 90
73@42c. Hsy-S.esdy and demand tair.
Coaee-Spot fair; Rio firm ct BIC; options
moderately active; sales 1880 bags; An
gust 6. 85e; September 6.75c; October 6 I5c;
November 6.S0c; December 6.85@6 zoe;
February 6.95c; March 7.00c. Sugsr--
Firm and quie'; refined steady. Molssaes
Quiz and unchanged. PeIroleum-Firm;
United closed at 81 02s. Turpenine--
STEADY at Csc. Eggs-Firm and in fair
den and. Pork-Steady and more active
for export; mess spot SO IS for uninspected,
and $40 25@l0 so for inspected Beet-
Quiet; city extra India mess 81 00@19 90.
Cut Mests-Stesdy; picked bellies &c;
picked hams ll@ll}c; do shoulders no
4.c. Lard-More doing for export con-
tract grade; spot Sc 47l; September $6 AZ;
October Sc 5l@6 So; November Sc 49,
December Sc 1906 Is. Butter-Frm and
in fair demand; western 8@22c. Cheese
Qriet and easy.
CHICAGO, August 24-The wheat market
appeared to be on the verge Of a panic this
morning. The heavy decline Saturday was
followed by feeling of great depression
this morning and the market opened q full
cent lower than the close on the regular
board Saturday, followed by still further
decline. There was a rally of cent from
the bottom prices, when the report of larger
receipts at St. Louis started the market
down, and il was aided in its course by some
very vigorous hammering by the bears.
The selling was general and on q very
large scale. One Of the moving causes was
the expectation OF another large increase IN
the visible supply. The price of October
was driven to sole and the finish on the
regular board was nearly at inside prices.
There was q stronger feeling on the after
noon board and the market was carried up
one cent, closing rather firm. Flour-Doll
and unchanged; purchasers holding. OF.
Whest-Active, but very nervous and I'M
settled. The market opened l@lfc lower,
rallied lIc, but sold off rapidly again and
closed &c under Saturday. Sales ranged:
August 77a@79lc, closing at 78c; Septem-
Der 7si@793c, closing at 7S3ci October
802@82c, closing at SOSc; November
S2g@84Ic, closing at 823c; No. 2 spring
7sc; No. spring Tic; No cred S49@S5c;
No. 3 red 79@794c. Corn-Opened weak,
influenced by wheat bat reports Of frost i'm
parted great strength to the market, Septem-
Der advancing ic and October lie, reacted
somewhat and closed s@3c higher tor the
near futures than yesterday; cash 444@
44Ic; August 44s@45c, closing at 44Bc;
September 44@45Ic, closing at 44Bc;
October 42i@44c, closing at 4S3c; No
yember 39!@4Osc, closing at 4O8c. Oats
Active and generally stronger; August
option advanced &c, receded S@9c and
closed steady; cash 26!c; August 26s927c,
closing at 261c; September 24i@24Bc,
closing at 243c; October 245c. Rye
Steady; No. 2, 564c. Flax Seed-Essier;
No. l 81 Is. Mess Pork-Active and
prices advanced 2O@22!c, early receded
i2!@l5c, rallied 73@lOc and closed
steady; cash So 62@S Is; September s. 70,
closing at So TAOS 10; October s. 623@
8 87t, closing at s. 80@8 824. Lard
Fairly active and steady; prices advanced
2I65c, fell back 24c and closed steady;
cash Sc l7!@6 zoe; September Sc $50
6 zoe, closing at Sc l78@G 20; October
Sc 2O@6 25, closing at Sc 624@6 65.
Boxed Meats-Stesdy; shoulders 81 00@
4 %; short rib So 45@5 so; short clear
S. 8O@5 IS. Whisky-Quiet at 81 10.
Sugar-Steady and unchanged. Batter
Steady; creamery l6@l9c; dairy ll@l6c.
Eggs-Firm at ll@ll3c.
PhilAdeIphin.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 24.-Flour--
Quiet; Ohio and Indiana 81 25@5 III;
St. Louis and Southern Illinois 81 ESQ
l2!; winter patent IS O0@5 so; Mime.
sofa bakers 81 50@5 90; spring patent
IS O065 80. Wheat-U nsettled and
closed feverish; No red August $50
SS3c; September 9S!@8S &c; October 9OB
@9O3c; November 925@923c. Corn
Spot weak; No. 2 mixed SIC; steamer No.
2 mixed SIC; steamer No. yellow
53Ic; No. 2 mixed August 52@522c;
September 52@524c; October 52@523c;
November 5l!@524c. 0ats-Spot firm;
new rejected white 32c; old No. 3 white Al
@4l3c; new No. white CSC; old No. Q
white 42!c; options dull; No. white Au-
gust 3S@40c; September 32f@224c; Oc-
tober 323@324; November 32!@33c. Pro
visions-Steady and in fair demand. Pork
Mess new $40 50@ll 90; do prime
meas new Sll 90; do. family Sll OO@
IL so. Hams-Smoked per pound l0@l2c.
Lard-City refined 81 %; steam Sc 60;
butchers loose Sc Oo@6 %. Butter-Firm
for fancy and good at l6@2lc. Eggs
Fresh stock scarce and firm; extras l4@
l5c. Cheese-Quiet but steady; Ohio flats
choice 6l66lc; fair to prime 5@6tc.
Petroleum-Firm; 10 Abel test Sc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., August 24.-Cotton-
Quiet; middlipg l0jc. Flour-Dull and
dropping; family 81 OO@4 Is; fancy 81 10
"a so. Wkest-Dull and lower; No. 2
red S9@9lc; receipts, 1000 bushels; ship
ments 1915 bushels. Corn-Stronger; No.
2 mixed 47c. 0ats-Easier; No. mixed
25l@25lc. Rye-Essier; No. 2 574@59c.
Barley-Nominal. Pork-Dnll at 50 %.
Lard-Steady at Sc O7I. Bulk Meats
Easy; shoulders So 70; short ribs S. so.
Be CON Steady and in fair demand; shout
ders 81 %; short ribs Sc 25 short clear
Sc so. Whisky-Unsettled; no accurate
quotations can be given. Butter-Dull;
extra creamery 22@23c; fancy dairy $50
Ice. Linseed 0il-Quiet but firm at 42@
43c. Sugar-In good demand; hard re-
fined &c; New Orleans do 5@6c. Eggs
Firm at ll!c for fresh. Cheese-Firm;
Ohio full cream factory 6@7c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., August 4.-Whsat-Essy
and dull; No. 2 cash, or August SOC bid;
September S5!c; October S6sc; Novem-
Der SHE; No. 2 soft, size asked. Corn
Quiet; No cash August or September,
45lc; October 453c bid; year 39lc; May
39c. Oats Unchanged; No. 2 cash or
August, 26ic; September, 253c; May, Bic;
No. 2 white SOC; No. 3, 23c. Clover Seed
Dull and steady; cash or August, s. rs
bid; SO so asked; September or October.
s. 20 bid; S. 60 asked; November, S. Is
bid. So so asked
LIVE sTOUK,