Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-22

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sprirg 8gac; uupraded red 84998te;
siesmer No. Z red Ole; No l white SIC;
No. 2 red September CSC; October sS9
CSC, closing at 953c; November s65@sl4c,
Gle sing at Gle; December 915@99tc, clos
ing at 98ac; January 99lc@$l 003, closing
AZ 81 0O4; May 81 05i@I 06s. closing az
81 O6a. Bye--DuIl and heavy; western
59a6fc. Corn-Lover, closing steady;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 60,544
bushsls; sales 1920 bushels future;
sec, 600 bushels spot; ungraded 4T1@49c;
No. 2 48@48Ac; CT and l. No. L white
49395Oc; upgraded white 5l@5l3ci No. z
September 4Sic; October 48sc, closing 81
4ssc; December 4il closing at47ae;
Jsi usry 45s946e, closing ct 454c. Oats
Steady; receipts l2S,250 bushels; exports
1928 bushels; mixed western 2I@3zc;
Whi;e do. 34@42c. Stocks of grain in store
s. u,ember I9: wheat, T,429.693 bushels
com Ss6 1893 bushels; oats, 2,188.42S bush
lis; r e, 22,580 bushels; peas, 4,224 bush
els; malt, 100000 bushels. ~Coaee-Steady
aid moderately active; sales 5000 bags
October 6 Toe; November 6.7O@6 7oci
Dectnb Der 6.f66.80c; January s 85c; Feb
ruary 6.9Oc; March 6 ,95@7.00e. Sugar
Quiet and steady; refined quiet; G 5496,i
extra C6k@6Sc; white extra C6s@6 7-i6ci
yellow 5i@6ke; mould A TIC; CONNECTION
ers A &c; of A Gle. standard A SIC; cut
loaf and crushed 7t@7sc; gasnulated and
cubes Tic. Rice-SIeady and fairly active
Pe,roleum-Steady; United closed a.
81 OOa. Turpentibe-SIeady at 33@S3fc
Epps-LoWer AID weak; receipts 1906
packages; western l93@20lc. Pork
Steady and rather quiet; family mess
All O60ll 25. Cat Meats-Firm; picked
bellies 6166sc. Iard-DuIl; western steam
spot$6 1896 37A; September $6 3l@6 81;
October S. 1906 80; November IS 400
6 Al; December IS 362@6 40; January
Sc 1905 so; city steam S. 80. Butter
Quiet; western 8@22c. Cheese-FiIm and
rather quiet; western fat 4f@Sc. Copper
Quiet; lake llsc.
CHICAGO, September 2l.-The wheat
market developed life and strength to-day.
The moving cause was difficult to discover
but it was declared that the millers in the
Northwest we're constantly advancing their
bids for wheat, and that . tul advance OF
Sc had occurred during the past week. The
market opened with heavy offerings, under
which prices fell bach to 5jc for November
or 70 from the opening. There was a reac
ton to 85c, followed by O ral!y TO $500,
which was the highest point of the day
The market then auctusted and closed lc
higher than Saturday. FlOur-Firm and
unchanged. Wheat-Opened steady and
1c higher, sold of &c, rallied, quickly ad-
y%ancipg lie from inside prices, 1uctuated
and closed Ic higher than Saturday; sales
ranged: September 8l3@83tc, clos ng al
S2Ec; October S2@83Sc, closing at SS2c;
November 835@S5sc, closing at 85lc; De-
cember 85f@87Sc, closing at Site; May
93A695c, closing at 945c; No. 2 spring
s2i@S3tc; No. 3 spring 74fc; No. 2 red
SIDE; No. 3 red 85c. Corn-Ruled easy
throughout, closing s@kc under Saturday;
cash 4l5c; September 4la@42fc, closing
at 42c; October Al closing at 4lse;
November 38t@394c, closing at S8}c.
Osts-Ruled quiet and easy, closing a
shade under Saturday; cash 254c; Ssptem.
Der 25s@25fc, closing at 25ac; October
245625i, closed at 24g@25c; May 28b@
2sSc, closing OF 2skc. Rye-Firm; No 2,
565c. Barley-Quiet; No. 2 7O4c. Flax
-Seed-Steady No. l 81 2l@l 2l3. Mess
Pork-Ruled quiet and firm; cash and DC.
tober So 95@9 05, closing stS9 90; Novem-
Der IS 80@8 IS, closing at So IS; January
50 3099 40, closing 50 374. Lard-Quiet
and steady; cash S. %; October Sc %;
November Sc l23. Boxed Mests-Steady;
shoulders $3 1904 90; short ribs S. 80
as S24; short clear s. 1906 10. Whisky
Firm at 81 10. Sugar-Unchanged.
Butter-Ruled slow; creamery 10000;
dairy l2@l6e. Eggs-l5@l63c.
PhnadeIphias
PRnADILFMA, Pa, September 2l.-Flour
- Spring grades steady, winter in fair de-
mand. Wheat-StroDg; No. 2 red Sep
TENDER 9O@90ac; October 90a@9l}c; No
vember 92j@93c; December 94b995c.
Corn-No. 2 mixed September steady,
later months dull and lower; No. 3 mixed
495c: steamer No. 2 mixed 49e; No 2
mixed 49@50c; No. 2 mixed September
4S3@494c; October and November 48f@
4S}c; December 46@47c 0ats-Spot in
fair demand and firm; rejected white 29@
294c; No. 8 white Sl@3l4ci No. 2white
333@34c; futures quiet but steady; No. 2
white September 3$@3Sfe; October 33ic;
November 33@33ic; December 33f@334c.
PROFESSIONALISM fair demand and steady.
Beef-City family $l2 00@l2 so; do No /
mess SO Oo@lO so. Pork-Mess, new
$40 50@ll 90; prime mess Sll 90; fam
lily $ll 00@ll so. Lsrd-Quiet; refined
81 2567 so; steam Sc 55@6 60. Butter
Dull and weak at 6@23c for poor to
choice. Eggs-Firm; fresh scarce; extras
2O@2Ic. Cheese-Steady and in fair de-
msnd; Ohio fats, choice 78c. Petroleum
Dull and unchanged.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, O., September 2l.-Cotton-
Quiet; middlng 92c. Flour-Active, strong
and higher; family 81 1904 so; fancy
81 60@4 70. Wheat-Active and stronger;
No. 2 red Ole; receipts 1900 bushels;
shipments 400 bushels. Corn-In fair de-
mand and firm; No. 2 463c. 0sts-Firm
with good demand; No. 2 mixed 2I@
271c. Rye-Strong and higher; No. Gle.
Bailey-Nominsl; extra No. 3 fall Sec.
Pork-Dulla at 50 rs. Lard-Dull at Sc 10.
Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 50 so; short
rib S. IS. Bscon-In fair demand; should
ers 81 rs; short rib Sc 35i short clear
Sc so. Whisky-Active but lower at 81 OF;
basis for finished goods is reduced to d 03.
Bulter-In fair demand; extra creamery,
22@24c; fancy dairy, l4@l5c Linseed
Oil-Quiet but steady at 5000. Sugar
In good demand and firm; hard refined at
7s@7Sc; New Orleans, 5@6c. Eggs-In
good demand at l34@l4c. Cheese
Steady; prime to choice nild Ohio factory,
ToLrDo. O., September 2l.-Wbeas-
Closed dull and firm; No. 2 soft 923c,
October 923c; November s3ac; December
964c; May 81 03s bid; No. 2 red zoe;
October sole; November siic; December
921c asked. Corn-Nothiog doing; No. 2
44lc; October 44lc asked; year SIC; May
2alo Oats-Unchauaed: No. 2 cash 2T2c;