Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-04


Honey-Choice white clover, 1920
choice buckwheat. l69lsc.
u Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 75@l 80; black
W nuts, 50@60c; Ghesnuts 81 70.
PotatOes-50@55c per bushel; demand
good.
Poultry-LiYe chickens, cid 81 500
3 00S dozen; spring chickens, 81 soc
2 so. Good demand.
Rags-Stesdy at l4@lic for white mir
ed cotton; l@l!c for all wool and ll@
lSc for mixed.
/ Seeds-SaIes Of timothy seed st 81 81
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed Is 30
| as 0j; large, Sc OO@6 rs, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Countrv sweet 81 5oS
4 so per barrel; crab cider Sc OO@7. 80
per barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, those, deman'
good.
Apples, green, p DOL. 9rc@Sl.5O
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or 81 90 to
So 90 per hundred.
Onions soc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 IS per barrel.
Ounces 81 so per bushel
Cran5erries Cape Gods 50 90 per box;
Jerseys 81 25 per box.
Psrsuips per Dbl. 81 so.
Turnips 81 Is per barrel.
SOW YORK..
New YORK, November 2.--FsouE-Re-
ceipts 1875 barrels; exports 1921 bar
rels, 1871 sacks; market dull; salas ID
900 barrels. Whest-Receipts 20 $50
bushels; exports S0.297 bushels; spot
lower and dull; options opened weak,
later REACTED, closing firm; sales l,972,-
/ 600 bushels futures; 80, 600 bushels spot;
/ No. 2 spring 93c; ungraded red SO@
SEC; No ; red 9l3@92c; No. 2 Novem
Der 93@9lc, closing at 94c; December
96(@96Sc closing at 96!c; January 98s
@99sc, closing at 90!c; February : 100
| al OOf closing at 81 OO}; May 81 O45
| al O51, closing at 81 O5! Corr
Firm; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
/ 1890 bushels; sales 996,00O bushels
futures, $4,000 bushels spot and arrive;
ungraded 38653c; No. 3 43@i39C;
elevated 52l@j2Ic; No 2 white 52sci
rejected 500 foe; No 2 November 5ls9
size, closing at 3. &c; December 49C9
5OSc, closing at C; January 46@47lc, clos
ing at 47}c; February 46l@462c, closing
at 46Ic: Nav 46!c, closing at 469c.
Oats--Modera;ely active; receipts 6l,-
$50 bushels; exports 4O,737 bushels;
mixed western 293@S3c; white do. 3l9
393. Stocks Of grain in store October 81:
wheat 9, 46l $50 bushels, corn 325,395
bushels; oats POS SOj bushels; rye ll6,-
896 bushels; barley 49, 9G6 bushels; peas
|, 934 bushels; malt 5,954 bushels. Hay
Firm aad in fair demand. Coffee
Options moderately active; Rio spot &c:
sales 1920 bags; November 70@
6 75e; December soc; January 685c;
February 9OG6 95; March lose; May
7l5c. Suyar-Dull and nomiI o.; fair
10 good refining SIC; refined cEll and
unchanged; white extrs C SIC; standard
A 3-l6c; graduated 64@6 9-l6c. Rice
Steady and demand fair. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 81 IL. Tallow--
Dali aud weak. Rosin-Quiet. Potatoes
81 62; sweets 81 25@l 75.' Tutpen'
nne-Dull Ut sole Eggs-Firm and in
tair request; receipts 3,l46 packages.
i chicago.
CHICAGO, November 3.-Trading in
wheat to day was generally quiet spd allow.
The feeling was easy st the opening, due
to the figures in the Chicago statement
showing an increase Of 100000 Bushels
aud free selling was INDUCED in early IN
the dav, which caused December TO decline
TO sS4c, but free buying carried the market
up with some fluctuations to ellie. closing
for the day OF 8f@G7sc. Flour slow and
} unchanged. Whest-Trading was quiet;
the market opened B@3c lover, cold of ic
additional, Influenced by the Chicago
statement, rallied &c en- good buying, fuc'
tusted and closed Ic under yesterday.
Sales ranged: November 84i@S5!c, clos
ing at 85l6853c; December s6l@S7$c
closed at S79S7!o; January Sfl@S7jc,
closed at S7Sc; May 9Si@94sc, closed al
94fc; No. 2 spring S5t@85ic; No. )
spring 69@73c; No. 2 red soc; No.
8 red 7Sc. Comm good demand and
stronger, closing S@2c higher for near
options and it9sc ior distant futures; cash
4l464lsc; November S9s@40jc, c!2sed
at 40Bc; year 37@37sc, closed at size;
Nae S8i@3S!c, closed at SSS93Sic.
Oats-Fira viii good demand and a
shade higher; cash 1850; November 25Jc;
| December 2Sc; May 29S@2sic. Rye
Ouiet, No. 2 Gle. Barley-QGiet; No. 2
&c. Flax Seed-Wesk, owing to free
receipts: No. Isl IA Mess PorL-Trsd.
inc active, frmer and 5@l8c higher cash
81 l509 IS; November So l2!@s Is De-
cember 81 TAGS Is. closed ut - 200
8 22}; January 81 O74@9 Is, closed at
! 50 l6G9 ia. Lard-Decidedly stronger,
owing to light STOCKS reported; prices 5@
7Ic higher, closing steady; Cgsh s. SAC
5 90; November S. Sig@5 50; Deeepber
| SIS SOFAS 92}!; January IS 95:@6 OF
closed at Sc O066 024. Boxed Meats
Steady; should r, IS 5C@3 Is; short rits
o. 60G4 IS; short clear So 50@3 IS
/ Whisk$-Firn, st 81 10. Sugsrs-Un'
changed. Butter-In large supply; de
maud light; creamery ll@26c; dairy II!
@lSc. Eggs Steady at lsc.
PhiiadeIphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2-Flour-
Winter grsdes scarce and steady spring
grades dull; Western and Pennsylvania
superane $3 25i93 so; do extra 81 50G
; 4 90; Ohio, Indiana, St. Lca;s and South
ern Illinois 81 5O@5 Is; winter Estsn
SIS 2565 rs; Minnesota bakers 81 SOC
/ s CO; spring patent S. 25@5 Go. Wbea
Doll; 40 2 red November 90@90!c
December 93S@s2sc; January 953@95sc
: FEBRUARY 96l@97Ec. Corn-Spot scarc'
sDd Rrmsr; sales Of cob corn ct q % ps