Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-28

a fair amount Of speculation in the grain
market to-day, accompanied by a heavy
depressed feeling and a still lower range
of prices. The November option sold
down to 74s on regular board, which is the
lowest point yet touched by that option.
The latest figures of the day were saicts.
higher than inside figures and about
under the closing figures of Saturday. The
visible supply report disclosed an increase
of somewhat more than 1000, 900 bushels,
which had a weakening effect Flour
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-September
72a72sc., closed at The; October riga
73sc., closed at 73c November 74sa75tc,
closed at 75c. December 764a775c &C. closing
at 765e; May S3aS3fc. Consequences
36a363 closed at Sole; October 36saS7sc,
closed at 36kc; November 3Ssa35}c, closed
at 38Ic; December 3~55a39sc, closed sole;
May 43a43sc. closed at 43fc. Oats-Sep-
TENDER 25a25sc, closed at 25c; October
25sa25sc, closed at 259c; November 264a
26sc, closed at 263c; May S1sa3l4c, clos
ed at 81. MessPork-September 50 35a
8 %, closed at 50 40; October 50 35a
9 80, closed at 50 40; November 50 AHA
8 60, closed at 50 80; January SO 374a
10 AZ, closed at $40 424. Lard-Sep-
TENDER 81 81; October Sc l5a6 20;
November Sc 10a6 12l;s January Sc III.
Short ribs-September So %; October
Sc 50; January S. 80.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 27.-Flour-
Dull; Ohio, Indiana, st. Louis and south
ern Illinois, S4a4 80; winter patent 81 50a
4S7; Minnesota bakers So 50a4 60; do pat
ents 81 70a5 90. Wheat-Weak; No.2 red
September 81EaS2c, October S13aS2c;
November >S3IaS4sc, December S59aS6c.
Corn-Weak and irregular; No. 3 mixed
47c; No 2 high mixed and yellow 4S{c;No.
2 mixed, September 4~6a46ic; October
4Ga464c; November 45aa47ic; December
463a47c. Oats|Spot duh and lower;
white BE; No. 3 white 33a33lc; No =
white 3ila35I; futures dull; No. 9 mixed
September 34a34!c; October 34la3llc;
November 35ia354c; December 3~6ia36!c.
Provisions-Steady. Pork-Mess,i new
$l1 75a12 90; prime mess, new, ST., NOa
IL 80. Hams-Smoked per pound l2al3!c.
Lard-Quiet; refined SC; do steam 81 80.
Butter-Active and firmer on scarcity;
creamery extra, 2Sc; western dairy extra
16a1Sc; do good to choice10a14. Cheese
Firm but quiet; Ohio flats, choice 10ic; do
fair to prime l0a1G!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, September 27.-Cotton -
Firm, middling 9ic. Flour-Heavy,
family So 20a$3 40; fancy So 55a$3 10.
Wheat-Heavy; No. . red 76c; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels.
Corn-Weak; No. 2 mixed 40. Oats
Strong to higher; No. = mixed %.
Rye-Steady; No. . SAC. Pork-Easy;
$1,000. Lard7Dull; Sc {. Bulk Meats
Nominal. Short rib 81 90. Bacon-Easier;
short rib 81 s7!; short clear IS -. Whis-
ky-Actiye, firm; 81 l.. Butter-Ffrm;
extra creamery soc; choice dairy lSc.
Linseed Oil-Quiet, steady; 42aiic. Sugar
Quiet; hard refined 6!a7c.; New Orleans
4}a54c. Eggs-Easy at 144c. Cheese
Strong; choice mild full cream flat 1Oa
1O4c.
TOLEDO, O., Sept. 27.-Wheat-Steady;
Cash 7Gtc; October 7G!c; November 78ic;
December SOC: May sic. Corn-Steady.
Cash 4Oc bid. Oats-Nominal. Glover
Seed-Steady; Cash and October 81 40;
November 81 80; December 81 10
British Grade Trade.
LONDON, September 27.-The Ndrk
Lane Express, in its weekly review of the
British grain trade, says; Trade was cX-
ceedingly slow, but prices were sustained.
Sound English new crop whcats were i'll
best demand. The sales of English wheat
during the past week were 81, III quarters
at 3Os Cd, against 1883 quarters ut 3Os
1Gd during TIE corresponding week last
year. Flour was slow of sale,
owing TO the large stocks and
the continual American arrivals
at rates previously unknown. The trade
in foreign wheats is dragging. The large
and rapidly increasing visible supply i'll
America oppresSes trade here. American
flour is 80 cheaper. The prices of round
corn favor buyers: Oats were i'll large sup
ply and cheaper. int cargo of wheat ar
rived. About fourteen sailing vessels with
wheat from CHILEAN and other Pacific ports
are due, and are expected to arrive when
the wind changes. Trade forward is
somewhat steadier. At tO-day's market
there was no improvement in the wheat
trade. American and inferior English
wheats were cheaper. Flour was dull.
American flour in some instances was
lower than on Monday. The prices on
barley show n downward tendency.