Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-03
Ounces 81 so Der bushel.
Cape Gods s. 90 per box
Jerseys 50 rs per box
paranins nar bhl 81 so.

Chestnuts per bushel. 81 10,
Turnips 81 Is per barrel.
NEW YoRK. November 2.-Flosr- Re
ceipts 1856 barrels; exports SSH BAR
rels, 1874 sacks; market dull; sales Is;
600 barrels. Wheat--Receipts 2O,55'
bushels; exports s0.297 bushels; spo
lower and dull; options opened weak
later reacted, closing firm; sales 1917
600 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels spot
No. 2 spring 9So; ungrsded RED eOCa
96c; No. 3 red 9li@92c; No. NoVem
Der 93@94c, closing 8: SAC; Decembel
964@96sc, closing at 96lc; January 98l
cassie, closing at 984c; February lOt
al GOT, closing at 81 cot; May 81 O4i
al O5S closing at 81 051. Corn
Firm: receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
CT $50 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures, $4,000 bushels spot and arrive
ungraded 3S@53c; No. 43@4stc;
elevated 52I@524c; No 2 white 52sc;
rejected 39@4Oc; No 2 November 5ls'S
sic, closing at Sic; December 4SG
5OSc, closing st c; January 46@474e, clos
ing at 474c; February 46i9464c, closing
at 46Ic; May 463c, closing at 465c'
4ats-Moderaiely active; receipts 81,
$50 bushels; exports 40,737 bushels
mixed western 29a@33c; white do. SIG
39,. Stocks of grain in store October 81
wheat 9,46l, 639 bushels, corn 325 ,39S
bushels; oats 20S,S05 bushels; rye ZIG,
800 bushels; barley 40, $3.50 bushels; pea:
934 bushels; malt 95, 9S4 bushels. Hay
Firm aud in !air demand. Coffee
Ootiops moderately active; Rio spot 7c
sales 1880 bags; November 6.7O@
6 75c; December soc; January 6.s5c
February 6 9O@6. 95; March lose; Ma!
7.I5c. Sugar-Dull and nomD q; fan
TO good refining SIC; refined Gull ant
unchanged; white extrs C SIC; standsrC
A 3.l6c; granulated 63@6 9,l6c; Rice
Steady and demand fair. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 81 II. Tallow-
DOLL and weak. Rosin-Quiet. Potatoes
81 60; sweets 81 25@l Is. Tutpen
une-Dull at 364c. Eggs-Firm and ii
fair request; receipts 3, LAG packages.
Cnicago.
CHICAGO, November 2.-After the hrs
hour there was very little speculation IL
whest aud the market ruled quiet and
moderately steady within narrow range
of prices. The trade showed an inciins'
ton TO await publication Of the visible
statement, in the absence Of any exciting
foreign or domestic news to move the mar,
ket in either direction. The market opened
easy and sold of }@sc, rallied rather
sharply, advancing &c, ttl back sharply,
advancing &c, fell back slowly &c, aactus-
ted and closed on regular bosld tote On
der Saturday. Flour quiet Hrd unchanged
Wheat opened easier on weak cables, de-
clined &c. rallied on report that stocks at
Duluth showed q reduction CT 10000
bushels, and the fact that deliveries on
November contracts were light prices sd
vanced &c, broke of again on report that
the visible supply would disclose an In
crease Of from one to two million bushels
factusted and closed 4c under Saturday
Sales ranged: November s5@S5bc, clos
ing at 85ic; December S65@S78C
closed at size; January e7s@8SSc
closed at sac; May 9l5@95c, closed al
94!c; No. 2 spring S54@853c; No.
sprung 69@73c; No. 2 red SOC; No
3 red 7Sc. Corn-in active shipping de-
maud and ruled stronger, closing !@4c
higher for cash and &c for November
cash 4OSc; November 3g2@394c, closed
at 39S@39}c; year 37@37sc Oats
Ruled firm, owing to light deliveries OIL
November contracts and at closing was
@f higher; cash 2G4c; November 254@
25ic, closed at 25ic; December 25s@26c
May 29sc Rye-Quiet; No. 2 6ic. Bar
ley-Stesdy; No 664c. Flax Seed
Easier on larger receipts; No, l 81 l5@
III5t. Mess Pork-Prices ruled easier
early, relied 7i@l0c, and ruled steady
cash S. O0@8 10 for old and 80 l24@
9 Is Tor new packed; November So OO@
s Oh, closed at S. 024@8 O5; Decem
Der s. O5@8 l2A, closed al IS l0@S l23}
January S. $500 OH, closed at 81 OF!
az 05. Iard-Quiet aud steady; cash
! S. S565 So; November s. SO@5 624;
December S. 85@5 ST!; January s. 81!
65 81. Boxed MeAts--Steady; shears
Il 5O@3 Is; short ribs 81 60GG4 TO-
short clear 81 9O@4 95. Whisky Firm q,
81 Is. Sugars Unchanged. Butter
dull and weak; creamery l4@25c; dairy
l3@2Oc. Eggs Steady ct l9@ l9!c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 2.-Flour-
Winter grades scarce and steady; spring
grades dull; Western and Pennsylvania
superfue So 25@S so; do extra S. 50G
4 co; Ohio, Indiana, St. Louis and South
ern Illinois 81 $500 Is; winter paten
! s. 2j@5 10; Minnesota bakers 81 bO@
) 90; spring patent S. 25@j 65. Whea
: Doll; No. 2 red November 9O@903c
December 93S@93;c; January 95!@9lsc
FEBRUARY 96!@974c. Corn-Spot scarce
and frmer; sales of cob corn at 81 90 pc
cWt new no grade 4Oc; old steamer No
2 mixed sic; No. mixed 50@52c
futures dull; No mixed November 44sc
December 4G@46!ci January 454@454c
February 45@46c. Oats-Spot dull ant
lower; sales Of rejected white 326G323c
No 2 mixed 32}c; No white 334Ca34!c
No white &c; futures quiet but steady
No 2 white November 35G 3j3c Decen
beg 343@35tc; January 35!@36c; Febru
ary 35!@3Sc. Provisions-Stesdy bu
quiet. Beef-Fsmily Sill 5O@l2 OC
Z Porb-Mess, new, $40 00@lO so HAM
:! Smoked per 10 9!@llc Lard-S,esdy
. city refined SC 7j@T 90; steam Sc 25@
30; butchers loose s. 1906 90. Bar
{ ter-Firm for fancy grads; Brsdfor
: county and New York fresh tubs 23@24c
5 Western dairy extra 7@l9c; rolls 7(9l4c
packing 5@7c Eggs-Firm and active
! extras 24@2jc. Cheese-Steady; Obi
: fats choice lOl@lC3c; fair to prime 10
( l0c' Petroleum-Quiet; 10 Abel ties
" in barrels 88c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o.. November 2 Cotton
Easy; middlings 9sc. Flour Quiet; fan
lily 81 OC@4 so; fancy 81 5000 Il
Wheat-Dull and lower; No. 2 red $3.50
SIC; receipts 1900 bushels; shipment
sc 0 bushels. Corn-In fair demand bu
lower; No. 2 mixed 424c. Oats-Essie
: and lower No. 2 mixed 26@27c RE
, Quiet; No 2 65@66c. Bsrley-Dull; e.
ira No 8 fall SIC. Pork-Quiet but stead
at 1915. Lard-Steady OF S. IS. Bul
, Meats-In fair demand; shoulders s. 90
short li5 S. 10. Escon-StesdJ; shou
. ders 50 Is; short rib S. IS; shorr clea