Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-26
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Wheeling.
Eltter-Prime 10 choice creamery 25c;
.holce dsiry l+9l6C; good to prime
.5Gntry roll lOml4c; common mixaa
och 5@7c. Good demand tor good ar
lie.
Beeswax-Quoted at 28@32c . ID.
Beans-aand picked mediums s. 25c@
I 40 per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New eysporated pare1
peaches 25@28ci uaparsd 10 l59l6@
-a-p5erries 25C4&uc; blaCkDerrigs 40,
Nrw sundried, apples, quarlered, 23@3c
Iced, SOL; peaches, new balves,S 5G49{c
20 quarters, lie; do pared l5(9lsc
10 b~'ackberries &c; Dc rasp5arries 22&25l
.!ited cherries l2a,I+o. New e~vsporate~
sdules 7@Sc. Market on Dried Fruit nom
.-al; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales IN a jo&ing way Of P1m'
u.ld Ohio factory at 9@l2ici New Yori
+$@l5c; Sweitzer l39l5c; LimbergeF y
Gl5c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock; demsn5
goodar j@l6c = doz
Feathers-Choice, 0955c in origins.
7aeka,es, 4Ca5c more in small lots.
Houey-ChoiCe white clover, lsG9ZOc.
choice 6uckwheat, l6@l8c
Na.~-Shelbarks, 81 25@l 80; blsckTA,
.a.s. 5GG.6Uc; rbesnuts s. OO94 o..
Po,.ioes-4Oc per bushel. New, prime
81 25@l so per Dbl; demand moderate.
Poultry-Liye chickens, old - 5O@3 o.
= dozen; spring chickens, 81 5O02 0O.
Good demand. -.
Rags-Steady a. Hole for white mi1
/ cotton; l9l3c for al wool and itl8i'
or mixed.
Seeds-Sale5 Of timothy seed at 81 90g
. 90 2 bushel; cloger, small seed - 59G
5 O5; large, Sc OO96 p, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 % Pc
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, T59oe, deman"
good.
goo1 The River W~atermelons are goo,
and brig from 3 to SD per hundred.
Annles green. r bb.. 5OC@$l.OO
Cabbage, per bbl., 7jc. Dull demand
Cautelopes 7j@l 90 per Dbl.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 3jc@ zoe per bushel.
Green corn, Csc per Dbl.
Plums, 81 50 per bpshel.
Sweet Potatoes, $500 per barrel
&eE Yors.
NV York, September 2j.-FioaE--Rs
ceiprs l.. 80 barrels; exports , 1879 barrels
market rather weak; sales 10000 barrels
Wheat-Spot lover and dull, options
orereG higher, afterwards weakened out
closed steady: receipts l92 $50 bushels; ex
lorts 80 536 bushels; sales 6, 10000 5ushel-
'uure, IS6 OGO bushels spot; No. : spring
sc; No. | hard 9Srl oo.c, uugraded req
7S@ SIC; No. , red 92!GG'5c; No. z red
9Jc; No. l white 9l!c, ungrsdcd white N5c,
No. , red October e5}@97c. closing a t963c,
November 9T.m 9-3c. closing st 9iic; De
c,mber g-EcM$l UGl, closing At '9,e
January 81 UU!Csl Ojl, closing at 81 90,
February s. O2.; May 81 O7@l 0s4, clos
.ng q; :, UTi. Corn-Opened heavy Il
la Ic lower; closed steady; receipts i52
zoo bushels; exports Is 1872 bush is; sale
Ilt-,OO0 busfe els future; Isl Oo0 olsAsi'
-uoy; ung-aded 47!0l9fc; No. ; Whit
.qc; No. , October 41iGEiS4c, closing a
4-gc. Noy~mbrr 49, -, c, cIo.iuga iS,"i
December l73@iS!c, closing at TO; Jan.
nary i5fG isle. closing at ii4ci F~cothar,
l53c. Nav 4j}c. Oats-SteAdy; rece,P.
$500 bushels exports l0.%22 olsh-l-
mixed western 2SG Sc; white do $50 u.
Hay-Steady and in fair demand Cote"-
F,iTr'y active; sales - 500 bags; Se2tem7t
+ SOC: October G.75@6 so; No'em7e'
: SOC: December 6.S506 9Oc; JanINry
b ppr. March : ujc SugHr-paII; rehn"
moi. c 5-G6c; extra C6!G6ic, stanH
I'd 4 Sc; ,urloaf and crushed lie, p''
,-~sd 7G1lc. cubes TltE7ic. Rice
S...dy aud fairly nc i've. Per- lenm-t'rn
8csin-Sready Turpeutine- liet at 3l5r
-y,,-Ouie, and firm; rrceip's la pa.'
- Pork-Dull; mess spot $40 90 "a
V,ats-Firm picked bellies 6, pickle
borlders Hattie; picked hams love
Iar6-Lower and more active, cIoN"l
.readisr: western steam spot - 70 Octo1e
81 l4G6 10: November So 22'9H ~ -
..mber S. 29G6 30; January - 500 50
February So IS; March So 81, cry s'e1n
s. tOG6 10. Bltter-Quiet and WeaS'
Copper-S,eady.
icago
CuICIGo, September % -There " a az
essy opening IN wheat TODAY, bur st'er n
market had declined !c a demand SprunE
n which became general as the dsV ~
vspced and was verv strong IN the atter-
noon carving values up to the hlSnes
losing prices since the present bull can
p,ien was entered upon. There WAS an At
ost steady adv~nce If , GEMS tom me 10"
figures current at the opening, The un
e~asiness regarding the foreign war comph
cations gave the msrk-t q Por ion OF ~
s,renCth and possibly induced come tr'ef
srsd "shor " des'ers to cover tier sse
FIonr-Tb. demand was v-rv god o1hon'
80, l,,a i,bhers and biksrs buy'nT