Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-01

4NI4OS AnSAO ~ e-AAa4 AOs9-
Honey-Choice white clover, l8920oi
choice buckwhest, l6@lSc.
Nuts-Shelbsrks, 81 259l so; black wal.
nuts 50@60c; nhesruts s. 009+ 90.
Peas-Green, 40950c , bu.
Potstoes-4oc per bushel New, prime
81 25@l SO per Dbl; demand moderate.
Poultry-Live chickens, old 81 5O@3 90
y dozen; spring chickens, 81 5O92 50.
Good demand.
Rags-Stesdy at l!9lic for white mix.
ed cotton; l@l3c for al wool and ltl95c
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 900
2 90 = bushel; clover, small seed IS 500
6 O5; large, sc ,O96 rs, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Counry sweet a 90 per
barrel. Demand fair.
Lsrd-Counry prime, 7i9sc., demand
good. -,
Watermelous are plenty and the demand
fair. The River Wstermelons are good
and brig from S. to Sl3 per hundred.
Apples, green. = Dbl. 5Oc@$l.00
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c. Dull demand.
Csutelopes 81 25@l5O per Dbl.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 25c@ 4Oc per bushel.
Green corn, Csc per Dbl.
Plums, So 80 per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes $3.50 per barrel.
view YORK.
New YORK, August 3l.-Flolr-Re-
ceip's 1908 barrels; exports sop barrels;
market a little more active; sales 1880
barrels; super6ne western and State So 10
as 80; common to choice extra st. Louis
81 45G5 10. Wheat-Lower; options
closed firm; receipts 2l5,420 bushels ex-
ports llO,60l bushels; sales 3,I8t,000
bushels future; $4,000 bushels spot; No.
2 Chicago S6I@s6ic; No. l hard 92!c;
ungraded S2@S9!c; No. red S8c; steam
er No. 2 red S73@8Sc; No. l white 90c;
No. ? red September 905@9l3c, closing
at 9l.c; October 93!@934c, closing at
93Ic; November 95@954c closing at este;
December 96y@97sc, closing at 97!c; jan
uary 999995c, closing at 99tc; February
81 0O}; March 81 O23. Corn-Lower, clos
ing steady; receipts 225, 800 bushels; ex-
port, 1875 bushels; sales G96, 900 bush
els future; $4,000 bushels spot; ungraded
5l6525c; ungrsded yellow SAC; No. 2
August 5l@5l3c, closing at sic; Septem-
Der 5O3G5ll5c, closing at soc; October
5O3@jltc, closing at 504c. Oats-Lower
and fairly active receipts 4O3, 7Oi bushels;
exports 1913 bushels mixed western %
G34c; white do SS@42c. Stocks OF grain
in sore August 29th: Wheat, 5,S27, ll5
bushels; corn, 22S, $50 bushels oats, 1852
"a bushels; bsrley none; rye, $500 bush
els peas, 1885, bushels mslt, ll706f
bushels. Hsy-Quiet and steady. Cofee-
Spot fair; Rio firm at 37lc; options mod
erately active; sales 1850 bags; Septem-
Der SOC; October . 500 6Sjc; November
6 s5G s voc; December Q 900 6.9jc; jan
uary 6.95c. Sugar-Quiet and firm; re-
fined less active; extra 500 lj-l6c; pow.
dered 6}G6,c. Rlce-Quiet. Petroleum
Steady; United closed at 81 OIL, TslioW
Firm at 5Gj Live. Rosin-Dull at
81 CtGl Is. Turpentine-Quiet at 3jc.
Eggs-Firm with fair request Pork
Dull and easy; mss spot $40 OO0lO 30
for inspected; - 500 90 toru ninspect-
ID. Lard-Duu; western steam spot So So;
September So 1905 30; October SC 81
"a 81, November s. 10; December Sc 10
n6 20; January 5j96 81; city steam
~ Is. Butter-V.7n and in fair demand;
western 9@22lc. Cheese-Eirm anl in
good inquiry.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August Sl.-The day on
Change was enc Of dizziness, with prices
ruling steady. at the regular session there
vas an unusual dearrh OF rumors and tluc.
ruations were kept within narrow limits IN
| consequence, but in anticipation Of large de-
.iyeries to morrow, feeling in wheat on the
afternoon board was quite weak. Wheat
opened lower under foreign cables and
| lsrge receipts both here and at other points.
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
| Opened easy and sold off &c owing to an
increase of nearly 10000 bushels in stocks
at New York, but rallied iC under good
ouyiDg, fell back ic, auctua;el and closed
under saturday; sales ranged: August ~!
| "a 79.c, closing at 79lc; September 1910
-c,c. closing at 79ic; October Sls@S2sc,
! .'osinz at size; November 80. as i!c,
osing at $50 SIC; No. > spring 793@
| 793c; No. 8 spring nc; No. 2 red ot!c;
| No. 3 red soc. Corn-Ruled lower; marke:
opened easy sold of &c for ,nesrtutures, raj.
lied c, and closed steady at ,9!c under
Saturday; cash 43ic; August Az 943lc
closing at 43ic; September 425@43!c,
closing at 43@+3!c; October 42@42sc,
closing at 42fc; November 3859S9lc,
closing at 39f@39sc. Osts-Quiet and
dull with August options weak, and clos
ing &c lower; cash 24!c August 24!@245c,
closing at 24!c; September 24!@24Sc,
closing at 24!c; October 24iG24sc, closing
at 24,c. Rye-Staady; No, ?, 56!c. Flax
Seed-Easier; No. l 81 III. Mess Pork
Opened weak and l0c lower declined 40
| l0c additional, rallied 7!@l0c, and closed
steady; cash IS s0@8 S.; September $ 20
| as 50, closing at s. 7598 77!; October
IS 15@8 IS, closing at s. S2!@S %;
November s. 7O6S 50, closing at s 77i
! as so Lard-Ruled weak and 5@7!c
lower, early rallied 2!@5c, and closed
steady; cash s. l7lG6 20; September
So 1906 2Oc, closing at S. l74@5 20;
October S. 20G@6 %, closing at Sc 224;
| November So 1905 20, closing at 10 ~
! as 20 Boxed Meats-Quiet; shoulders
s. 85G,3 90; short ribs s. SOFAS S. short
clear So O06,6 O5. Whisky-Dull and
nominal Butter-In GOOD demand; cream
cry l6@2Oc; dairy ll9l7c. Esgs-Flrm
at l2!@l2!c.
FhilAdsIphIs.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August Sl.-Flour-
Quiet; Minnesota spring patent s. Og9
5 so. Whest-Firm but quiet; No. red
August S7l@Ssc; September S7i@SSc;
October 9O@904c; November 92@92sc.
Corn-Dull and weak; No. yellow SIC;
No. ? high mixed 52!c;No. 2 mixed sole;
No. , mixed August 5O@5Oic; Septem-
Der SOC; November 46ic. Osts-Spot
Nc. ? white strong; advanced 7!c under
snipulation against August shorts; lower
grades quiet; futures beyond this month
dull but steady; new No. 3 white SIC;
No. 2 white An gust SIC; Septembar S2t9
3,.c; October S2i@32sc; November 32i
a 33c. Provisious-In tair demand. Beef
~ = = III 80 InGl2 M.