The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-30

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} bushels, exports IS. 092 bushels; spot lot
3 closed heavy, unchanged, Options deeliI
| ed 1alBc, Sales, 0,272,00O futuresi 29S Of
: spoti No. 2 Chicago SS!ci ungraded MI
, WRukee S0saS0Sc; ungraded red, SlaSSC
, No. 8 red S9sG; No, ! red 00c; No.
, white $50; No. 9 red September S3IaS5I
J closing at SSIs; October 81 saS5lc, Glosin
at S4BS; November S5Isas6 l5.l6c, closin
at S5sG; December S7saSSsc, closing q
S7sG; January S9la9Olc, closing at solo
April 03sa0Sb, closing, 9Ss; May 95a98S
closing, 05c; June, 06Sc,
Corn, cash lots talchiSher, options 70 !
lower, closing hssyyi recsipta, 65 7O(
bushslsi exports, 5000 bushelsi sales
100000 futures; 10000 spot; ungrsdeC
464a47lc; upgraded white 47a40ci No.
September 46!ei October Agate, closing
1910; December, 4Sa4SIc, closing 4Scj
July 40449sc, closing 400; February
50la5Qsc, closing sole; May, 5las525
closing 5l9o, Oats firm Receipts
5000 bus.i exports, none; sales,
475, 900 futures, 1875, 900 spot; mixed west
ern, Sl!aSSc; white, do S5l4lc,
Hay, firm. Coffee, spot, fair; Rio quiet
options fairly aCtivei Sales; 25,0OO bags
October, SO,8OaSO IS November, $0.7Os
0.75; December, SO,65a0 20; January 50 go
s0.65. February, $O.8OaO G6; March, $500
S0,65; April aud May, $500, Sugar,
dull, weak and nominal, fair to good
refining 1,l6,4 $685. reaneddull grauu,
lated 81 40 l5-l6cMolsses dull and nominal,
Rice steady, Petroleum steadyi United,
ga, Turpentipe quiet, Tallow steady at
u, Resin dull at $lal O5, Turpentine
firm at SIT, Eggs firm and fair demand |;
receipts, s, 742 packagesi western, 2042lo
Pork easier and less active at $ll,all,25
new, $l096al06 80 oldi Lard, fairly &C,
tive; western steam spot $655l6 IS; Sep
TENDER S652a6 55; October 50 S6a6 40;
November s. S0S6S2j December 1851;
January S6SSa0 50; city steam $3.50,
Cheese, quiet; western fiat l0ialO!c,
BeeVes-ReCelpts 1880 head, Market
dull and weak; common to prime native
steers, 81 00a5,25; extra and fancy do
50, S0a6, 40; Colorado cattle s. 76S4 %.
Sheep-Receipts $3.50 head market &C.
tive and .armer; extremes S. b0a4 624
Tor sheep; S4,75a5,75 for lambs Hogs
Receipts 7S6 head market steady at
$400l52O.
CINCINNATI, OHlo, Sept. 20,-CoLton,
higeri middIing, Osc, Flour, quiet; family,
S,20a$3.40; fancy, $355a$3.75. Wheat,
firm; No. 2 red, 7G!; reCsipts $500
bushels; shipments 5000. Corn, easy;
No, 2 mixed, 40. Oats, firm and higher;
No,9mixed, 2S, Rye,weak, lower; No, 2, 50.
Pork, easier; 50 S7!, Lard, weak; $685..
Bulk meats, duh; short rib, $6.O5.
Bacon, fair demand short ribs, $IS5 short
clears, $Sl2. Whisky, firm at $l,l2.
Butter, hrm; extra creamery, SOC; choice
dairy, lSc. LiIsced oil, quiet, steady, AZ
a44G. Sugar, firm; hard refined, 09s7C;
New Orleans, 43a5lc. Hogs, quiet;
common and light, 50 SOa4 co. packing
and butchers, 81 35a4 S0i receipts 1920
head; shipments l,445 head, Cheese,
l4!C. firm; choice mild full cream
ast lOalO!. Eggs, firm at l4!al5C,
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 2O.-Wheat,
western, firm aud fairly active; No. q
western winter, red, spot, Sl3sSlS; OCto.
Der Sls1Slt; November SS3a84; Decem.
Der S52aSU, Corn, Western, nominslly
steady and dull; weatern mixed, spot,
at bid; October, 4iS asked. Oats, steady
and firm; western white 35a37; do
mixed, S2sS3. Provisions, quiet. Meas
pork, Sl2.60al2,75. Lard, refined, Sic.
Hams, l3!al4c, Butter, firm; western
packed, l2al7. Eggu, higher; 10al0!.
Coffee, firm and quiet; Rio cargoes, ordl-
nary to fair, llsll4.
TOLEDO, Sept. 2O.-Wheat, firm, active;
cash 77lC; October 77!c; December sole;
May Sic. Corn, steady; cash, October
SO!c; May 43!c, bid. Oats neglected. Glover
seed, steady; cash S4,72!; October $40;
December $3.50 asked, Receipts-Wheat
62,000 bushels; corn 5000 bushels. Ship
ments-Wheat l67 600 buBhelB; corn 5000
bushels; oats 1000 bushels; clover seed
200 bags.
Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Sept. 2O.-The Drorer's Journal
reports: Uattle-Receipts 5000 bead
shipments 5000 head; market stronger
steers s. 75i5 %; stocliers and
feeders s225a3 90; CowH and bulls $l.6O4
30; bulk 81 25a3.5O; through Texas
cattle, COWS 81 00a2 60j steers $2.5O.3 90;
western rangers steadier; natives and
half breeds s. 00a4 90; COWS $2.95a2 90;
Texans g 75a9 40, Hogs-Rs.
Ceipts $4,000 mead: shipments 5000 head;
market slower, l04l5c lower; rough and
mixed $370a4.4O; packing and shipping
$i.40a4s0; light $3G5a4 10; skips So 90 |
a3.45. Sheep-Receipts 5000 head ship.
ments 1000 head; market strong; ma
tives $225a4O0; western So 50d3 90;
Texans So 25a3.l5; lambs $S,75a475.
Petroleum.
NEW YoRk, Sept, 29.-Petrolsum open.
ed quiet, but firm at G2!c, advanced to
oslo, reached and closed at 6ylc; sales
/ ,82S 600 barrels.
PIrTsnuRo, Sept. 20.-Petroleum dull
and firm; opened at 62!C, closed at G2iC;
highest O3c; lowest 62!c.
BRADFORD, Pa, Sept. 2O.-Opened OF
02Ac; closed at G2sc; highest Csc; lowest
624C;clearances l, l2S. 600 barrels.
TlrusyILLE, Pa, Sept. 20.-Opened at
O2lc; highest 6Sbc; lowest G2sU; closed at
G2lc.
New YoRK, Sept. 20.-In q general way
the demand shows no regularity; still Of
all classes OF cotton iabriCs aside from do.
liveries In process, tho new demand
through orders Ia taking large quantity
OF goods for the season. In wool goods
there Is more doing, and a better demand
In sight. Agents have advanced Amos.
kesg striped chevlots 10.
The greatest causes Of this dread disease
arc excessive heat and improper food.
Infants who are fed upon Mellln's Food
will pass through the hot summer safely.
A physician in one Of our largest cities
brought up his babe Upon II, and wrote
the following Us his experience: "Dhring
these two years, while living In the most
densely populated and most BiCkly part Of
the city, during intensely hot and In.
tensely cold seasons, at no tune has our
child been seriously affected In comfort
or health"
W. W: Reed, druggist, Of Winchester,
Ind, writes; lone OF my customers, Mrs,
Louisa Pike, Bartonia, Randolph county,
Ind, was long sufferer with consumption,
and was given up to die by her phyBicians.
She heard Of DR.. Kings new discovery
for consumption, and began buying 1t Of
me, In six month"; time she walked 10