Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-23

Dried Fruit - New evaporated parec
peaches 25@28c; impaired do l59l6o
raspberries 25@30c; b~lackberries loo
New sundried, apples, qusrtered, 2i93c,
sliced, 6@7c; peaches, new halves, 8i@8io;
do quarters, 7ic; do pared l5@l6c
do blsckberries Sc; do raspberries 22@25ci
pitted cherries l26l4o. New evaporatec
sdples 7@6c. Market on Dried Fruit nom,
iral; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in q Joking way of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l23c; New YorI
l+3@l5c; Sweitzer l3@l5c; Limcerger IL
@ljc.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock; demand
goodar 5@l6c p doz.
Feathers-Choice, 60855c in original
packages, 466c more in small lots.
Roney-Choice white clover, lS920ci
choice buckwhest, l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 258l so; black VS.
nuts, 5n66Oc: chesnuts g 00@+ 90.
Potaroes-4Oc per bushel. New, prime
81 25Ml so per Dbl; demand moderate.
P~oultry-Live chickens, old 81 5093 90
. dozen; spring chickens, 81 5092 so.
Good demand.
Rsgs-Steady at l48l8c tor white mix
ed cotton; l@l3c for all wool and lil@f
tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales OF timothy seed at 81 900
. 90 ? bushel; clover, small seed Is 508
5 O5; large, IS OO@6 70, as to quality.
Swee. cider-Country sweet = 90 po
barrel Demand fair.
L~ard-Country prime, 7398c., demans
good.
Watermelons are plenty and the demand
dull. The River Watermelons are good
and bring from = TO $40 per hundred.
Anples, green. p Dbl 50c@Sl.O0
Cabbage, per Dol, 7jc. Dull demand.
Cantelopes 7j@l.00 per DBL.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 2jc@ 35c per bushei.
Green corn, csc per Dbl.
Plums. - 80 per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 1925 per barrel.
New york.
NEw YORK, September 2l.-Flo1r-Re
ceiprs $4,000 barrels; exports 99l5 bar
| rels: market firm; sales 1900 barrels;
. common 10 choice white wheat Western ex-
ira 81 gO@5 90; fancy - 250j 10. Wheat
Receipts 1856, 1872 bushels; exports 1908
bushels; cash higher, out very quiet; options
! opened heavy, afterwards strengthened and
advanced, closing steady; sales G~,3S+,OOO
bushels future, so. OON bushels spot; No. 2
spring e93c; ungraded red Sl@9Stc;
steamer No. 2 red Ole; No. l white 94c;
No. ? red September Csc; October $50
g6c. closing at 9j4c; November 90 @973c,
closing at &c; December @I,@99tc, clos
ing at 9s3c; January 994c9$l OO3, closing
at 81 cot; May 81 O54@l O6s, closing at
81 t6,. Bye-Dull and heavy; western
59G 6lc. Corn-Lower, closing steady;
receipts l54, 600 bushels; exports 6O,5ii
bust els; sales l,l92 900 bushels future;
6g6 100 bushels spot; ungraded 4740l9c;
No. > 4s04sIc; c. I. and / No. | white
4gIG SOC; uugrsded white jl@5l4c; No. 2
Septt nber Isle; October 4S.c, closing at
4Stc; December 474rll7ic closing at i7fc;
January 1870 i6c, closing al +j4c. Oats
Steady: receipts l2S 80 bushels; exports
&52u& bushels; mixed western 27G52c;
white do Sl642c. Stocks Of ~grainin store
September -. wheat, 7,i29G93 bushels;
corn. ~~6.-.}S bushels; oats, 2, TSN,423 bush
els; re, 22,5SO bushels; peas, t22i bush
els; malt, I2O.O60 bushels. Cofee-Steady
and moderately active; sales 70 600 bags;
October 6 zoe; November 6 1906. 15c;
December 6.756.s0c; January s >jci Fec.
rus-y c. 9Oc; March 6 9JGI T.OOc. Sugar
Quiet and steady; refined quiet; CjilG6s;
ezra C6lG6,c C; white extra c sos 7-lbci
yellow ,@55c; mould \ nc; contectlon'
ers a &c; eff a 6!c; standard a Gici cut
loaf and crushed 7i@7Sc; graduated and
cubes lie. Rjce-Sleady and larry active.
Parliamentary; United closed at
81 UOk. TurpeutiLe-Sfcady at 3@NG55tc
Fggs-Lowtr aud weak; receipts 1905
packages; western l"!@-U4c. Pork
Steady and rather quiet; family mess
81 OIGu %. Cut Meats-Firm; picked
bellies 6yN6.c Iard-Dull; western steam
,pot$6 3EGG 81; September Sc 3l@6 30;
october So 3&G6 81; November So lO9'
i Al: December S. %s!@6 10; January
81 ltT6 so: city steam 81 30. Batter
Oui.t: western S622c. Cheese-llrm and
rather quiet: western fiat !@S-c. toppar-
Quiet; lake ll!c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 22.-Ihere ~as
sharp excitement in he wheat trade to day
signs Of a bull movement, 6iscernei in
pertectly for several days, became very pro
uounctd in early trading today and 10 cor
riLued throughout the entire morning Inc
Increase in the visible supply caused q TEN
porary weakness at the opening, and values
were j cent lower than at the close yester
day, but good buying at once set IN, ap1
from that there was a sharp advance unit
The November option had touched SIC on
the REGULAR board, having sold al the open
ing at sic At the afternoon session No
yembtr 50 d up 10 Sc, and closed within
Of the GU side figures. The foreign sltlaron
as also used as a lever for advancing PR
ces. the fall in consols and Russian securi
.i,s b. 9 taken as indicating the posslo'Il
" OF war in the Balkan countries. Flour
Stronger with dealers disposed TO advanc3
prices. Wheat-Ruled active and buoyant
he market opened sGSc lower but turned
quickly on tree buving, advanced &c, re
coded &c and then advanced lSc more, de
cl;neG Ic, rallied &c, and closed l4c higher
than Yesterday; sales ranged: Septemoe'
S2gGe4!c, closing at sac; October $50
sac, closing a Sl3c; November S+}tdNttc
cio,irg ST S7l6S7}c; December SI9S9s'
closing at sole; May aii@96se, closius
~ cole; No 2 spring stsmS4fe; No.
spring 76c; No. 2 red SSlc; No. ) rel s13c
Corn-F,irly active aud firm; price tlstl
srirg within a narrow rsrge. and closed IA
C higher than vc- terdsv cash 42tGG2.
September 424@42Ac, closirg at 42s .
424c; October 4ll@4l!c, closing at 4l$c