Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-27

"a soc; do I and !. sec; nBgrsded SPRING
|. s7}@92Ae; ubgrsdeo red 8l993c, do
md !. Bbfislo 57a@9lc; No. 5 red s8ic
.hsmtr No. 2 red SSfc; No 2 red 81 90
-ie1sr5r No. shits soc; urgraded Whne
o4c No 2 red Augus nominal; Sep,em
Ter 9llGglfc, closing ct 9lac; October
s3t(G 94c, closing st 935ei November 9ol
"a s6c, closing AZ 95Jc; December 91i@
s7S closing at 975c; January 99b(@99sc
losing st 99sc; March 81 OF Corn
Finn; recti,,s rs, 900 bushels; exports 49,
SCI bushels; ssles 9iS,O0O bushels tuturesi
10000 bushels spot; upgraded 53@54c;
No 2 sac; elevator 54ac float; No. Vhiie
55c; yellow sec; No. August 63f@5tc
.loeipg st SIC; Sept, N Der 52952sc, clos.
irR al 62sc; Ociober 6ll@5l5c, closing al
size; Noytubsr-5es@5lc, closing at sic
ljsis- Moderately sclVe; receipts Isl, 15O
1rktls; .Aycrs lei 20 bu heels; mixed
s,a,,l S?G,24c, white do 37@42c. Coffee
-Srct fair, Rio dull at SIC for old options
over and~fAiIls active; sales $4,000 bags;
AUgrst soc; September 66jc; OctootI
zoe; Nov, nber 75e; December 6 100
SIC; January 6 SO@6 csc; February
{. eCc; March 6 Csc; May 1907 loo.
Srpar-Acrive ard firm; refined firm;
mould A 6 ll-l6c; coDfect oners A 64@
& 9.l6c, standard A 6 5.l6@6sc; grsnula,
ted 6 ll.l6c; cubes &c. Moiasses-Stesdy
so deg. test l71c. Rice-Firm With fair
INQUIRY. Pelroleum-Stesdy; United closed
at 81 OlEGl0li Rosiu-Dul. Turpen.
ure-S,tady at 35c Eggs-Qui,t and
easier; receipts 3.268 paeEsges; western
fresh l4@l4ic. Wool-Quiet and steady;
domestic fleece 27@36c; pulled l4@3Sc;
Texas 9@22c. Pork-Firm and in fair
demand; mess spot $40 25@l0 so for in
.pected, and SO S73@lO 90 for inspected
aEily mess $ll 25@ll so. Cut Meats
Firm and more active; picked bellies
ia &c. Lerd-Opened shade lower
closing 2@3 points higher for business
retterp steam spot Sc so; September IS A
GC 81; October Sc 55@6 81; November
Sc as as so; December Sc 1906 3d.
.ity steam Sc 40. Bntter-Firm and in
lair demand; western 8@22c. Cheese
Qriet and easy.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, August 26.-To days leading
marke showed no very decided features
ne way or another, though wheat con
tipues heavy and ranges downward. The
cold weather sustains the corn and provision
list. Receipts continue rather light Wheat
vas again weak at the opening, the primary
cause being lower foreign markets and rum
ors, which were later denied, Of heavy fail
ures in the London graia trade. Flour
Market was quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Was less active, and feeling was weaker
prices declined 3@Jc from the opening, al
decline shorts commenced to cover, which
checked decline and resulted in an i'm
provement of s@lc, then huctuated fire.
quently within small range and closed about
&c lower than the closing price yesterday
afternoon. Sales ranged: 8 O. 7Ss@79fc
cosing at 1850; August 79I@793c, closing al
79tc bid; September Sli@82bc, closing al
&c bid; October S34@84Bc, closing at
$3.50 bid; November 834@4lc, closing at
sale; No. 2 spring 78S@783c; No. :
spring Hottie; No 2red 853c; No. red
SOC. Corn-Quiet and rather unsettled,
rhough fluctuations were confined to small
range; market closed LOGO lower; cash A
@44Ec; August 433@44Ic, closing at
44c; September 43B@444c, closing at 445c;
October 42s@434c, closing at 425@t3c;
November 39l@4Oc, closing at 394@39Bc.
Oats-Cash and August advanced l@l &c
over Yesterdays close, finally closing &c
higher. Other deliveries were quiet and
firm; cash 263c; August 26s@272c, closing
at 263c; September 24a@25e, closing at
245@25e; October 245@25c. Rye-Stesdy;
No. 2. 564c. Flax Seed-Higher; No. |
cash 81 Is. Mess Pork-Fsirly active
and comparatively strong; market opened
easier but rallied l74(920c, and closed
steady; cash $SS sos 80; September IS Is
as y24 closing at IS 87!@8 80; Octo-
SerSS SOFAS 81, closing at s. 95@S 974;
November S 8O@8 %, closing at 50 929
as % lard-Quiet a, 2l@5c higher;
cash and September S. 22!96 Csc; Octo'
rer Sc 27I@6 30; November So l73.
Boxed Meats Steady; shoulders 81 coo
as; short ribs s. 7j4j so; short clear
s. 95@6 90. Wh:sky-No market. Sugar
Unchanged. But!er--Firu; creamery
9@2Oc. Eggs-Firm at l2c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., August 26.-CottOn-
Quiet middirg logo. Flour-Hesvy;
family So 9OCa4 20; fancy 81 5O@4 60.
Wkeat-Steady; No. 2 red sec; receipts,
800 bushels; shipments l.6ZO bushels.
CONFIRM and higher under light re-
ceipts; No Q mixed 4S@i83c. Oats
Easy; No. 2 mixed 25@254c. Rye-Quiet
but steady; No. 2 5Sc. BArley-Quiet; ex'
ira No. 8 fall S3c; No 2 55c. Pork-Eirm
at 50 80. Lard-SroDger at Sc l21@
10. Bulk Mests-Held higher; shout,
ders So S13; short ribs S. 1906 50.
Bacon-In light demand but frmer; shoul'
ders 81 373; short ribs Sc 379; short clear
Sc 70. Whisky-Nomipal Butter-Dull
aud unchanged SugarFirm and unchanged
Eggs-Firm at ll!@l2c, Cheese-Firm
and unchanged.
PHIIApILPHlA, Pa, August 26.--Flour--
Firm but rather quiet Wheat-Wesk; No. !
Pennsylvania red 93@93!c; No. 2 red
August S7!@s8c; September S74@80Bc;
October 895@9OIc; November 9l5@
92!c. Corn-Dull and weaker; No. 3 high
mixed SIC; steamer No 2 mixed SIC;
steamer No high mixed and yellow
SIC; No. 2 mixed 5lS@523c; No. 2 mixed
August 5l3@52c; September 5l3@52c;
October 5O!@5l{c 0sts-Spot irregular;
old No. 2 white firm; lower grades dull and
weak; new rejected white 32@35 old No.
3 white 4llc; new No. 3 white 39c; poor
do sec; old No.'2 white regular 42!@ 434c;
options dull; No. white August 10000;
September 32@32ic; October 32@S2!;
November 32!@33c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., August 26.-Wheat--Closed
quiet and firm; No. cash, August or
September SEC; October size; Novem-
Der SS!c; No > soft sac bid, S8c asked;
November 9lic; May 5 90 bid, 81 OIL
asked No white Sc; No. 2 do, Sale.
Corn-Dull and unchanged; No. cash
August or September, 45lc; October 44}c;
year 383c; May S9I bid. Oats-Quiet and
steady; No. cash or August, 26!c; Sep
TENDER, 2Gc; May Gle asked. Clover Seed
Steady; cash or August, IS IS bid; Sep.