Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-12

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., OONlyVOS III
packages, 4(d,5c more in small lots.
Houey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwhest l6@l8c.
Nuts-Sbelbsrks, 81 25@l so; black val
nats, 50@6Oc; che8nuts IS 0C@4 90.
Potatoee-40c PEI bushel. New, prime
s. 25@l so per bbl.; demand moderate.
PoultrS---liye chickens, old 81 50@3 o.
y dozen: spring chickens, 81 5O92 90.
Good demand.
Rags-Seady at Ii@lic for white mix
ed cotton; l@lic for all wool and ltl9s'
Tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales of timothy sesd at 81 9Oa
90 e busnel; clover, small seed IS SOC
0j; large, s6 00&;S Is, as TO quality.
Sweet c!der-Country sweet 81 60 Pc
blg-ei Demand tair
Lard-Coun;sy prime, 7398c., deman-
good.
Wstermelons are plenty and the demand
dull. The River WstermeloUs are good
and brig from 81 to $40 per hundred.
Apples, green, p Dol. 5Oc@Sl.0O
Cabbage, par boil, 7jc. Dull demand.
Can;elopes 75@l 90 per Dbl.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 25c@ 3jc per peek.
Green corn, CSC per Dol.
Plums, 81 so per bushel
Sweet Potatoes, $3.50 per barrel.
New York.
NV YORK, September ll.-Flour--Re
ceipts 2O012 barrels; exports 3,lo9 bar
rels market heavy; superfne western and
State s. Oj@S 35; patent Minnesota eN.
ira good to prime s. OO@5 20; choice to
NN s. 20@5 So. Wheat-Receipts lj7,.
776 bushels; exports 1921 bushels; spot
lots i@lc lower; options opened strong
I'D @@sc higher, the latter declined ls@
PC. closing at inside rates; sales $50 900
bushels future; 81 900 bushels spot; No. ?
Chicago s53c; upgrsded red 79@82lc; do
c. {. and i. S2!c; steamer Nc 5 red 7jc;
No. red 87s@S7ic; steamer No. 2 red
8Si@SS4c; No. 2 red September 9lI@
9lto, closing at 9llc; October 92y@94c
closing at 9l!c; November 935@9jic
closing 932c; December 95i@97;c, closing
at 9j!c; January 97t@92,c, closing al
ole. Corn-Weak; spot lots i9!c and
options s0ic lower; receipts 100000
bushels; exports 81 ,552 bushels; sales 40
600 bushels future; $4,000 bushels spot;
srgrsded 49@50c; No. , 4S4@i85c; No. 2
white 52ic; No. September 4SI@l9ic,
c!osirg at 4S4c; October 494@jOc closing
at 49}c; November 49@j95c, closing at
49c; December IS i@48bc, closing at 1890.
OstS-A shade lower; receipts 2l3, $50
bushels; exports j3,7S7 bushels; sales 375,-
900 bushels future; l48,0OO bushels spot;
weltern 2j0%2c; white do &jGl3c. Hay
>t.ady and demand fair. Cofee-Spot fair;
Rio spot steady at =! @S,; options shade
hi gher and quiet; No. Rio spot 90c
ssles 1880 bags; September 6.7j@6 Soc;
October 6.75@6.SOc; December e SIC;
ant AIRY 6 9Q@69jc; February 6 $50
: r0c. Sugar-Quict; RIO Gcaude sc; re-
Il ed STEADY; andard A II l6a SIC; Gu
lcat and crushed iI@7sc MoIasses-
Dull aud unchanged. Rice-Steady aud de-
mand fair. Petroleum-S'eaiy; United
81 OF; crude 7i@7i. Tallow-firm AND
active. Rosin-Dull. Turpentine-Dull
at sic. Eggs-Firm; and in !air inquiry;
receipts us packages; western l9GGl?!c.
Pork-Quiet but steadily held. Beef
Quiet and unchanged; beef hams dull.
Cut Neats-Very steady. Lard-2(94
points lower; western steam spot Sc l2!G9
GG 50; September 81 ~, October ST 80;
November Sc sos 10; December S. 81
at 80; January St +4Cl5 Ii. Bitter
Dull and unchanged. Cheese-tIrm; de
mand moderate.
Chicago.
Chicago, September 1.-THE wheat
market was ac;iTe 10 day, but the tone was
easier. Receipts were light, which, for a
brief session, lent additional strength. The
first prices were DC h;gher, with buyers i'll
rhe majority. Clearing weather, however,
brought out large otEerings and broke down
quotations steadily from Sls 10 ~, with
he market closing at nearly inside ti-'Ures
on the regular board. Flour-Quiet ard
WEeat-CPened strong on i'm
proved cables and light receipts, advanced
4c, then slowly sold OF with slight uctua-
lions &c, and closed ! &c under Yesterday;
sales ranged: September = @o0,C, closing
at u &c; October 19,@Sl C, closing 72sc;
November 81 Go3lc, closing al 81 &C; May
ola 923c closing at Ole; No 2 spring
7 Sc; No. spring 67l@GSc; No. 2 red
S3@S3Ic; No. , red 1850. Corn-Opened
steady, but sold Off under moderate offer
ings and warm weather, and closed !G3c
undcc yesterday cash I",c; September
IL ,@l3,c, closing at 4&,c. g her +2@
- C, closing at 4ZGHf2lc Jvem0e- &93
Gao {, closing y32ic. O.'s-Rued 7uiet
ard q shade easier; cash 2J!c; September
. ,@2-ic, closing 1T 2j!c. OCTOBER %
G2jic, closing at ?j02j.c; May 2@9
29Jc Rye Steady; No. 2, SIC. Barley
Steady; 10. , Csc. Flax Seed-Quiet;
70. / !. 10. Mess Porx-Ruled easier
!, der moderate offerings and lack Of sup,
port; prices declined $3.50 early in the
session, rallied 5@7!c and closed steady;
,ash IS 6j9S Is; October 81 62?@S ~,
losing al y 67!@8 &C.. November $ 574
as ~, Closing at - S2!C1S %. Lara
Fairly aci7e, but weak; prices j07!c
on er; cash 81 lj@6 d; October s. 10
a6 20 closed at Sc l5@6 l7I; Novem
,e1 81 1905 10, closing a. - 1906 ~
3oxed Meats-SteadY; shoulders - so
%; shors ribs s. jTlG15 60 short |
lear So 1906 % NhiskJ-S;eady at
Il 10. Sugars Unchanged. Butter
Steady and lGchangeG. LEg3-slEm al |
4!@l5c.
Unciprsti,
ClNCINNA-A O., September ...-Cotton-
niddling &c. F!onE-Steady |
md unchanged Whea=Stes3y With GOOD
demand; 10 red SsGl Sec receipts |
800 bushels; shipments 800 bushels.
Iorn-Demaad fair and steady; No. 2
mixed 36!o Osts-QGie,; No. 2 mixed |
:6@26lc. 2ye-Steady; -. 5Sc. Bar
ey-Scarcs and firm. Pork-DGll al
% BIZ. -ard-EaHer At s. 10. Bulk |
.ieats-Dall; shoulders - 80; short rib
5 %. Bacon-Ecs,er; shoulders - 25;
hort rib E6 10; shsrt clear IS 70. Whisky
No high wines Cared, 6aished goodsip
God demand on 4 basis Of 81 %. Butter
Firm and UNCHANGED. SuEar-Un-
,anged. Eggs--Wesk-g at l+C5li!c.
yheess -Firm AID unchanged
rhilad.iphls.
Pan hDJLPHIA. Pa, September II Flour
" COX. Wheat--Lower; No. red sep
en- DER Ss@SS!c; October Sg@9Oc; No
'ember "l992c; December s3@93ic,