Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-17

July Sc4Cs CiC6iBE % sO4Cl OSsouO So1S
81 90 closing at 9sie; November 81 o0l@
02a, closing II 81 00s; December 81 o2@
al COZ. closing at 81 OBJ February 81 OF;
March 81 0Sf. closing 81 81 00s. Corn
spot steady and quiet; options opened q
shade better, but lat declined, closing
heavy; receipts 40, 800 bushels; exports
1850 bushels; sales 75l 900 bushels tu-
lures; lis. 600 bushels spot; ungrsded 81
@54lc; No 2 sac in elevator; 53i@53ic
sfoat; No. 2 white SAFE; yellow 56ci No.
2 August 53fc; September 52s@53c, clos
irg al 52ic; October 52l@52ae, closing
at 52!c; November 5l8@5lsc, closing at
5llc. 0sis-A shade better; receipts
96, 700 bushels; exports Isl $50 bushels;
mixed western $50 S5c; white do 5000,
nops-QDiet and weak. CoHee-0ptions
n shade better but less active; No / Rio
spot 6.a5c; sales 1920 bags; August
Il S5c; September 6 soc; October 6.S5c;
November 6 soc; December 6 90c; January
{ 95c; February I 10. S~ugsr-Firm; trade
uuIei; refined quiel and steady. Petroleum
= Quiet; mess spot $40 00@ll %. Beef
STEADY; city extra India mess $l9 90
Cut &ests-Stt ady and quiet. middle.
dull; lopg clear 7gc Wool-Steady and
moderately active. Lard-Quiet contract
grade tpot Sc 60; September Sc 50@6 81;
October S. 6Oa6 G.; December So 500
6 81; city stesmS6 so. Butter-Quiet aud
firm. Cheeee-Steady; demand light.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August l5.-Fears OF an out
break of the cholera in this country and the
prospects of fine weather for thteshing. to-
gether with depressed marie s in Liverpool
and New York, resulted in q cont nustion
of The weakness on Change here. Trading
in the speculative list was not active, but
what little there was seemed to be wholly 10
the shape Of short sales. There was no
demand to speak of, orders TO buy being
mostly insignificant ones from shorts, who
we're 100 timid to wait for the generally au-
ticiphted further decline. The opening for
Sep ember wheat was S6ic. An almos,
steady decline diminished the price BY
nearly two cents, and the market closed at
the lowest point Of the day, Corn was also
weak and lower, owing to the disposition OF
the frost boom and too heavy receipts.
Liverpool was lower, and the prospects Of
continued favorable weather gave the situa.
ton an exceedingly ieverish outlook. Oats
Quiet and weak. Flour-Quiet aud
unchanged. Whest-Weak and active for
the September list; August S25@S4Bc,
closing at S2s 693c; September S4s@S6tc,
closing at SAC bid; October S6!@SSic,
closing at S63c bid; No > spring s3@s4ic.
closing at s3c; No. ; spring 75!@76ci
No. 2 red 9O@9O!c; No. 3 red 86@S6tc,
closing at inside prices Corn-Compared
to wheat was tolerably steady after the first
hour; August ranged at 46c, cloaing
at 45ic bid; September 453@46sc, closing
at AS; October 44s@I5c, closing at 4i9c.
Oats-Weak on account Of large receipts;
August 25l@25Sc, cclosiug at 25tc; Sep
TENDER 24i@24!c, closing at 24tc; Octo-
Der 24s@2l5c, cIsipg at "a c sellers. Rye
-Essy and &c lower; No. 2, SIC. Flax
Seed-Very steady; No. / 81 % Mess
Pork-Dull and s'esdy; cash S9l5@9 27l;
Sep'cmber$9 l2!@9 ia, closing at 80 ~;
Ottob'r 50 l7!@9 20, closing a'S9 229
% % lsrd-Dull and unchanged; cash
Sc 2OG6 22!; September Sc 20@6 22i,
closing steady; October Sc 27l@6 30,
closiI 9 steady. Boxed Meats-Quiet and
about steady; dry sailed shoulders 81 l5@
/ 30; short rib sides IS 42A@5 Az; short
cl, ar sides S. 90@5 IS. WHISKY
Steady at 81 Is. Sugsr-Stesdv; en- loaf
73c; GRADUATED 6s@6sc; standard A
Gle. On the produce exchange butter was
unchanged; creamery l5@l9c; dairy li@
Sc. Eggs-Steady at lO9llc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., August l5.-Cotton-
Quiet and unchanged, Flour-Dull aud
dropping; family 81 1901 40; fancy 81 so
al 20. Wkeat-Firmer; No. 2 red 933
@94!c; receipts, 5000 bushels; shipments
$500. Corn-In fair demand; No. 2
mixed 47c. Osts-Firmer; No. 2 mixed
26I@27tc. Rye-Wesker; No. 2 $50
sc. Barley-Quiet and unchanged. Pork
Dull at - so. Lard-Qui9t at s. ID.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders 50 l5i short
ribs So So. Bacon-In moderate demand;
shoulders 81 %; short ribs Sc 37!; short
clear Sc 10. Whisky-Stesdy al 81 IL.
Butter-Easier, but not lower. Sugar
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firm at
&c. Cheese-Firm and unchanged.
F~hD.deIphls.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. August l5.-Flour-
Quiet but firm. Wheat-Weak; No. 2
red August 94@94!c; September 94l@
95Ic; October 96s@9S3c; November 98i
@99sc. Corn-DuIl; No. 4 mixed 52c;
No. ; mixed 53@533c; steamer mixed
53J654tc; No. 2 mixed j3@54c; No. 2
high mixed 54!@5jc; No. 2 mixed August
52t@53c; September 52i@53ci October
523 November 5l!@52c. Oats
Spot steady; ungrsded white 37!c; new re.
iected white 32c, with old No. 2 mixed
quoted at 341c; old No. 3 white 37!c; old
No 2 white 3Ss@39c futures without &C
tivity, but fairly steady. Petroleum quiet
and steady; 700 Abel test in bbls &c.
TOLEDO, o., August lj.-Wheat-Quiet
and weak; No. 2 cash, August or Septem-
her 9llc; October 92tc; November 94c;
No. 2 soft 93c; do August 93c asked; Sep
TENDER 93lc; October CSC asked. Corn
Dull and lower; cash or August 47c;
September 47tc; year 38!c asked. Oats
Lower; cash or August 263c; September
26c Clover Seed Quiet; cash or August
Sc 25 asked; September or October s. IS
asked.
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