Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-20
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wsInuts, 60@60c; nhesnuts % 0094 90
Potatoes-50c per bushel. New, prime
81 25@l so per Dbl; demand moderate.
Poulry-Live chickens, old 81 500
300F dozen; spring chickens, 81 500
2 So. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at l4@lac for white mix
ed cotton; l(9lic for all wool and li@
l}c for mixed.
Seeds-SaIss Of timothy seed at 81 go
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed s. 80
as O5; large, s. 00@6 rs, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet a 90 PEI
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7i@sc., demart
good.
Apples, green, y Dbl. 75c@$l.5O
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c.
Onions 75c per bushel.
Tomatoes 35c@40c per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 IS to 200 per bar
rel.
Ounces 81 80 per bushel
Cranberries-Cspe Gods s. 90 per box;
Jerseys 81 so per box.
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 Is.
Chestnuts per bushel, 81 so,
Aew York.
New YORK, October l9.-Floar-Re-
ceipts 1882 barrels; exports SOB bar
rels; q, S24 sacks; market dali; sales 3D.
900 barrels. Wheat-Receipts Al 500 bush.
els; exports 81. 900 bushels cash lots de-
clined ls@l3c and options l2@l5c, clos
ing steady; export demand very slack;
sales 3, 984, 0c0 bushels future; Is, 900 bush
els spot; No. spring 96c; ungraded red
S5c@Sl 05s; No white 81 90; No. 2red
October nominal at 96i@97c; November
993@96s, closing at csc; December 99sc
@Sl Ol!, closing at 995; January 81 OH
al 024, closing at 81 0ls. February
81 03@l OFT closing at 81 O3; May 81 O7s
al O8J, closing at 81 07j. Corn-Spot
lots steady but quiet; options shade bet
ter but only moderately active; receipts
10000 bushels; exports 1896 bushels;
sales 1861 900 bushels future; $1,000 bush
els spot; ungraded 5l@524c; No. 2 81!
@5llc; new mixed 46c; No 2 October 81
@5llc, closing at 5l!c; November 500
(35l closing OF 504c; December 493@498c,
closing at 49ic; January 46!@46sc, clos,
ing at 46gc; February 46Sc, closing at
4G3c; Nav 46@46lc closing at 46ic
Oats-Higher and more active receipts
l37, bushels; exports 40,3l4 bushels;
mixed western 27!@32c; white DO, SAG
SOC. Stocks Of grainin store October II:
wheat, 9,028,666 bushels; corn, G9S,3O9
bushels; oats, none; rye, 90,753 bushels;
peas, 20, 9O4 bushels; barley, 1929 bush
els; malt, lO7 Az bushels Coftee-Spot
fair; Rio dull at 83c; options lower but &C.
tive; sales S9,259 bags; October 1.l5@
72Oc; November 705@7 Is; December
Il0@7.l5c; January 7.l5@7 zee; Feb
ruary 1851 Soc; March 7 25@7 35c
Sugar-Quiet ;Sre6ne6:: steady. Molasses-
Dull and nominal. Rice Steady and de
mand moderate. Peiroleum-Firm; United
closed at 81 0Ss. Rosin-Firm. Turpen
tine-Stesdy at Sic. Eggs-Firm demand;
receipts 3,547 packages; western q hope
Pork-Steady and moderately active; mess
50 5O@lO 90 for inspected; clear back
$l2 O0@l2 so; family mess $ll O0@
IL so. Beet-Steady Cut MeatS-Firm;
sales of picked bellies at 6@6ic; do
hams 8k@83c; do shoulders Age; smoked
hams lOc. Lsrd-A shade lower and
very dull; contract grade, spot, Sc 27!;
October So 81: November Sc 26@6 ~;
December Sc 28; January Sc 32@6 33;
February Sc 10; March ST 46; city steam
St 20. Butter-Firm and in fair request !;
western 8@2IIc. Cheese-S,ead Y; de-
mand lighf; western fiat 5!@lO!c
Copper-Dull.
CHICAGO, October l9.-The wheat mar
ket sagged very heavily to-day. There
was q strong pressure to sell at the opening
of Change and this continued with only
moderate reactions throughout the entire
session. December wheat, which closed
Saturday at 92c, opened at 9ljc, but buy.
ers were 90 few IN the pit that it broke off
slmost instantly to 9l4c, and off again to
9O3c before the market was given any
active support. In the afternoon the feel
ing continued weak, December declining
to 9Olc, AID closing for the day st 90sc,
or &c under Saturday. Flour-ln good
demand and steady. Wheat-Ruled weak
and market opened &c lower, sold of
rapidly at lie additional, rallied &C. tuc-
tuated and finally fell back to inside fig,
ures, closing &c under Saturday. Sales
ranged: October SSI@SSlc, closing at
8SIc; November 88s@89}c, closing at
S8Sc; December 9Oi@9l5c, closed al
903c; May 98@9SEc, closed at CSC; No.
2 spring SS@88lc; No. 3 spring 75@783c;
No. red 93c; No. 3 red 83c Corn
Fairly active and steady; cash i2s@l24c;
October 42j@423c, closed at i2!@42ic;
November 4Os@4OSc, closed at 1870
4OIc; year 37l@37!c. Oats-Quiet and
steady; cash oslo; November 25s@252c;
May 29g@29Sc, closing at 294c. Rye
Firm; No. 2, 6llc. Barley-Stesdy; No.
2. &c. Flax Seed Easier; No. l 81 l8l
al Is. Mess Pork-Q let and steady;
prices j@7!c higher early, receded 2!@
&C. closed steady; cash s. 37!@S 40;
November IS 3j@8 42l, closing at
S. 35@S 37!; December IS 4O@8 At!
closing at So 4O@s 42!; January So Is
as So, closing at 81 27!@9 30. Lard
Qulet; prices sc lower CSsn ~ JoSu
) 97!; November S. 9!@5 9j; December
IS 95@5 90: January Sc 02l@6 o..
Boxed Meats Steady; shoulders s. 50@
3 Is; short ribs So Is; short cltar IS 60
as 10. Whisky-Steady at 81 10. Sugars
Steady and unchanged Butter-Slow;
creamery l4@23c; dairy ll@l7c. Eggs
AT l7@l7lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, October l9.-Floui
Firm, with good demand. Wheat
Opened weak, reacted and cloaed steady
No. 2 red October 96@96lc; November
96696}c; December 97j@ 9SJc; January
99l 9993. Corn-Easier; November mix.
ed 48@49c; steamer No. mixed 49lc;
No. 2 mixed 49I@5Oc; options quiet;
No. mixed October 493@50c; Noyem-
Der 494@5Oc; December 46&@47c; Jsnu'
airy 45@46c. Qsts-Spot in moderate
demand; rejected mixed 29c; rejected
white sale; 10. white 334@34o; No ?
white 32s@s6ic; options quiet but steady;
No. Q white October 35@ 95Ici November
33l@3+e; December 34I@35o; January
35B636c. Provisions-Stesdy; family