Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-10-15
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Butter Prime to choice creamery 26ci
choice dairy l4@l6c; good to prime
country roll l0@I4c; common NIKE
stock 5@Tc. No demand.
Beeswax-Quoteds al 2S932c p ID.
Beans-Hsnd picked mediums 81 26o@
| 80 per bashel.
Dried Fruit-New evaporated psreC
peaches l7Ml9c: unps-ed 90 l0@l2
rasp5erries l7@l8c; blackberries los
New sundried. apples auartered, 2
sliced, 4G5e; peaches, new halves,4iG5!
do quarters, 495c; d. pared l5@ltci
pisted cherries $500. New ~eIGpcratc
apples safe. Market on Dried Fruit non .
iual; demand slow.
Cassse-Saleg in a ioNJing way Of prin'
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2!c; New YoI
l44@l5c; Sweitzer lG9l3c; Limberger 8
f9l2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock; demRrd
goodst 6@l7c . doz
Feathers-Choice. .C@55c in origirsi
,a"kages, 4G15c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1920
,hoice buckwheat. l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shslbarks, 81 25@l so; blacB
- nut5, 5O@6Oc; nhesnuts s. 0O@5 90.
Potatoes SOC per bushel. New, prime
81 25@l so per Dbl; demand moderate,
Poultry-Live chickens. old - 50@
2 90 p dozen; spring chickens, 81 SEQ
, 90. Good demand.
Rggs-Steady ut Ii@lic for white mia
i cotton: l@l4o for AL wool and liG
L. toc mixed.
~Sesds-Salss Of timothy seed al 81 90
a. 90 p bushel; clover, small seed s. Sc
as 05; large, So OO@6 IS, as TO quality
Sweet ciier-Country sweet = 20 Pc
orrel. Demand fair.
Lsrd-Country prime. 7l@Sc., demst
good.
Apples, green, p Dbl. 7jc@$l5 80
Cabbage, per Dbl, T5c.
Onions Toe per bushel.
Tomatoes 35c@i0c per bushel
Sweet Potatoes, 81 - to 200 per bar
rel.
Ounces 81 30 Der bushel.
CranbcrriC s-Caps Gods s. 90 per box;
Jerseys 8 30 per box
Psrsbips per bal. 81 Is.
Chestnuts per bushel, - 80,
Esv RSrE.
New Y0RS, October II. -Floar--Re-
ceipts ll,ll6 barrels; exports 1851 bar,
rsls; market 5@l0c better; sales II 500
barrels. Wheat-Receipts 1854 buSh-
els; exports &c 9O7 bushels; market q
shade stronger AID closing weak; sales L.
6SS. OCO bushels future; No. 2 red October
81 OOI q 81 I'll closing at 81 90; Novem.
ber 81 Ol4@I O23 closing al 81 Cl2;
December 81 O3i@l O4i closing at II O3!,
January 81 O4IGl O5s, closing at s 05
February 81 0G3 closing at 81 OGs; May
81 Il@i IL. closing at 81 M; sales l09,-
600; cash ungraded spring 9&c; posted NJ.
2 red oslo; ungraded winter red 70c@
81 OH; No. 3 red 9i3@9S!. Cosn-Uu
settled; closing steady; receipts li+,l0D
bushels; Exports 81, !45 bushels; sales .
$4,000 bushels future; l62, 900 bushels
spot No 3 1863; No 2 mixed Ll9@52!c;
No 2 mixed October 5l$@52c, closing at
size; November 5li@jl3, closing al
5lsc; December 49}@j03c, closing at
I99c; January 47@47lc, closing at 47c;
February 46;@47c, closing at 46ic; May
46lc. Oats Receipts 0T,3j0 bushels,
exports 40 600 bushels; mixed western 2S4
6$7c; white DO $1,000. Cofse-DnlI;
fair Rio Sic; options iJwer; raiFiy active
sales 80 $50 bags; closing barely steady;
October I5@T zoe; November md De-
cember I O5G7.l0c; January 1907 l5c,
February 1907 zoe March 7 25@7 3Oci
1 Auril 3OM7 SIC; May : %5@74jc. So
gsr-Fairiy actjys and steady; fair refine
~ 5 lice; refined dull; c, 5l@55c; extra
C, 5$@53c; white extra c, 5Fe; standard
4. 81: c~u:-loaf and crushed tic; poSdered
fEMItc; gyanulsted G$@6 ll-l0c Rice
Steady and in Iair demand. Petroleum
.-Firm; United closed at Sl Ots Ros
in-Firm TurpentiuS-Steady at 363c
EgOs-Ouiet; receipts 3,l41 packages
western 2l@2l4c. Pork-DuLl aud IN,
changed. Gu! mests-Qalet and hrm Lard
Primer and active; western steam
4, B. 20. do choice Sc 10; November IS $50
5 90; December S. 1906 50; JanuarS
! 81 3466 &c; February S. 4g@6 II Cheese
-Westerp g4 5!@lOc. COPPer-Ral-
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 1.-THE day xas one
of extraordinary excitement, active trad
Ing. rapid fluctuations and extreme ner'
vousness on Change. The sharp advance
Yesterday aud the strong closing late IN the
afternoon made the opening this morning
in wheat n Of arest uncertainty, and
there was a mad rush and widely varying
prices when the trading began. The for
eivu markets were quoted strong without
any advance in prices, but British consois
we're quoted 3l6 lover, which was taken
TO mean trouble in the Balkan States. Ihe
strongest influences, however, were domes-
nc ana apparently the same as those which
have governed the course Of prices for the
psst few DAYS. The buying wa very Tree
at the opening at an advance OF 3@3e
over the latest trading yesterday afternoon,
hnt prices varied during the first fifteen
minutes fully le in vsrions parts OF the
crowd. The tore was steadier IN the after
noon and The msrket finally closed at 93sc
for December. whibh vas the official close
! vssterday. Floar-Demand still continues
! GOOD; stocks are very light. Wheat-Ae.
live. nervous and unsettled; market opened
strong sLd l6sc. higher, Fecedsd &c on
free offerings. rallied lie, sold Of lEc and
finally closed 4c under Yesterday. Sales
ranged: October 90i@9Osc, closing at
cole; November 9ll@92Sc, closing q 9lc;
December 9SlG9iie, closed 81 $780, May
81 OOs@I 0l4, closed at 81 O04; No,
2 spring sole; No. 3 spring 799SOei
/ No. 2 red 93A99lc; No. 3 red SIC. Corn
-FairIy active and Rrmer. elcsng about
The same SIS yesterday, October, however,
showing q decline Of Sci cash 4SIei octO'