Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-14

ING Al 81 O52: January 81 71@l 0fs
clcsipg at 81 0I4; February 81 09t@l OFF
closing at 81 oct; June 81 l3s. Corn,
I SPOT steady and ltss active; options opened
firm, later declined and closed easy;reeei?ts
1890 bushels; exports 53,21T bushels;
ssles $4,000 bushels future; 36O,OOO
bushels spot to and arrive; ungraded 529
SAC: No 2 August 533@54Bc, closing at
sac; September 53i@53sc, closing at
! 5s4c; October 53@534c. closing at 5sc;
November 52s@52ic, closing at SIZE
December SOC. 0ats-Fsirly active; re-
ceipts lO7, 800 bushels; exports 10000 bush
| els; mixed western 32@35c; white do SIG
42c. Hay-Sn ady and in fair demand
Cofee-Spot fair; Rio quiet at 8s@S5c;
new options lower and active; sales 81,
500 bags; September 6 95@7.00c; October
7.OOc; November 7.00c; December 7.0Oc;
January Z Csc. Sugar-Firm and quiet;
refined STEADY; C 3.l6@5sc; standard a
6@61c; co~nfectioners a 6 slice; powdered
&c; granulatej 6!@6 9l6c; cubes 64c.
Rice-Steady and demand fair. Peroleum
Steady; United closed at 982e. TalioE
Steady. Turpentine-SteadY at 36e.
Pork-Dull and somewhat nominal; mess
spot $lI 90. Cut Mests-Firm; picked
bellies 63@63c; picked hams l!4c;
shoulders sc. Lard-Moderstely active;
\ contract grade spot Sc 60; September
| S. 52@6 So; October Sc 62@6 IS; city
steam Sc 5096 55; August Sc 60. Bat
ter-Firmer and in fair demand; western
1920.
CHICAGO. August l3.-Although prices
on Change refused ~stubbornly to advance
today, the general weakness "a less pro-
nounced than for two or three days past.
The strengthening influence was in the
shape Of reports that in Liverpool wheat
was firmly held with csrgoes cd per quarter
higher for red winter. Flour-Shghtly
more active at unchanged prices. Wheat
Dull and lower. Sales ranged: August, $50
S6Ic, closed at S63c; September 872@S8sc,
closed at 873c; October 90@90fc, closed
at 90gc bid; No. 2 spring S6i@S64c, clos,
ing at S6fc; No. 3 spring Tic; No. z red
92I @923c, closing at 923c; No. 3 red SIC.
Coma moderate business was transacted,
the SPECULATIVE market showing more life
than Yesterday. Sales ranged: August 46b
@46Ie, closing at 46gc; September 46@
463c, closed at 468c; October 443@45s sc,
closed at 44s0444c. Oats-Quiet and
weak; August 254@25sc, closed at 253c;
September 243@245c, closing at 244c; Oc-
tober 25@255c, closed at 25c. Rye-Qaiet;
No. 2, 58c. Flax Seed-Steady and quiet;
No. l 81 234. Mess Pork-Ruled actives
though prices huctuated considerably; the
market opened stronger, but soon began to
decline, reaching a loss Of l23@l5c; later
there was a reaction of l0@l5c and the
market closed at outside figures; cash
80 2O@9 Is; September 80 1903 273,
closed at SO 223@9 %; October - l59
9 30, closed at So 273@9 80. Lard
Fairly active and easier; prices 5@73c
lower; cash Sc 2O@6 %; September Sc 20
@6 274, closing at Sc 25@6 27!; October
Sc 25@6 324, closing steady at Sc 2j@
6 321. Boxed Meats-Fairly active but
prices irregular; shoulders 81 l5@4 30
short rib SIS 1905 423; short clear S. $50
5 80. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is. Sugar
Quiet; Cut loaf 7Sc; grAnulated 63ci stand
ard A, &C. Butter-Firm; creamery l5@
l9c; dairy lS@l4c. Eggs-Slow.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August l3.-Flour-
Steady but quiet. Wheat-Weak; No. z
red August 95t@963c; September $3.50
96{c; October $4,000; November 81 OO4
al OIL. Corn-Wesk and unsettled; No.
3 yellow 54@54! steamer No. 2higb mix
ed, 553c; steamer No. 2 mixed 54@55c;
No. 2 mixed 53!@55c; No. 2 mixed August
| 53I654c; September 5Sf@533c; October
536534c; November 52@53. Osts-Spot
in fair demand and firm; ungrsded white
&c: old No. 2 mixed she; old No. 3
white 37lc; old No. 2 white 3S2@39c;
futures steady but quiet; No. 2 white
August SAFE; September 32S@32sc; Octo
Der 32i@33c; November 323@33!c.
Butter-Fancy grades scarce, unsteady and
wanted l6@22c; poor to choice. Petro-
leum-Quet; 10 Abel test in barrels 8Bc.
U~nncinnaE.
CINCINNATI, o., August l3.-Cotton-
Firm; middling at lose. Flour Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2
red, 94@953c; receipts, 5000 bushels;
shipments, $500. Corn-Dull; No. 2
mixed 47647ic. Oats-Dun and drOop-
ing; No. 2 mixed &c. Rye-Firm; No.
2 Coo. ~Barley-Firm; No. 2 fall. S5c.
Pork-Dull and lower; shoulders 81 IS;
short ribs S. 60. Bacon-SteaGyj should
ers s. 373; short ribs Sc 40; short clear
Sc 10. Whisky-Steady at 81 Il. Butter
Firm and unchanged. Sugsr-Firm and
unchanged. Eggs-Barely steady. Cheese
Firm and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., August l3.-Whest-Dul
and easy No. 2 cash or August 9%!c bid;
| September 94c asked; October 943c asked;
November s6tc; No. 2 soft 95@953c; do.
August CSC; September 95sc; October
97c; November 49,. Corn-Dull and
easy; No. 2 cash or August 473e; Sep
TENDER 4Sc asked; year ACC asked. Oats
Little doing; cssh or August &c; Septem-
Der 26lc. Cover Seed-Dull; cash or
August SC o. September Sc %.