Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-10-02

ferred, l4l9; New York Central Ill;
Oregon Transcontinental, 33s; Pacific
Mail, SIT; Panama, 90; Peoria d. & E,
20; Pittsburg, 152; Pullman Palace Car
! IA; Reading, $50; Rock Island, 1851; St
Louis and San Francisco, 81 do preferred,
64s; do first preferred, 112; st. Paul, Min
neapolis and Minnesota, 117l; St Paul and
Omaha SOL; do preferred 112l; Texas Pa
cifc, Il; UnionPacifc, 60l; United States
Express, IS; Western Union Telegraph,
73f.
PRODUCE.
New York.
NEW YORK, October 1.-Flour-Re:
ceipts 209, 045 barrels; exports 1,275 bar
rels, II, 7s4 sacks; weak; sales $50, 900 bar
rels Wheat-Receipts 1850; exports
1884; spot lots iafc higher; options
opened 4asc higher, declined hale, later
advanced !a13c, closing heavy with reaction
of sasc; sales s,216, 900 bushels futures,
156, 600 bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago s3lc;
ungraded spring sOas0le; ungraded red "a
aside; No. 3 red S3c; No. 1 red sole.
No. white s7c;NO. red, October s4aS5se;
closed at S5Sc; November S6laS7c4, closed
at s6sc; December S8lasSsc, closed at
SSfc; January S9sa9Osc, closed at S9sc;
February 81 la915c closing at 919c; May
| 95la96, closing at 95sc.; June 963a97sc,
closing at 963c. Corn-Spot lots lasc.
better and very quiet options, opened
shade higher, closing weak, advance lost.
Receipts 80, $50: exports 62, GIG bushels;
sales l,416.000 bushels futures, 10000
bushels spot: ungraded 46a47c; No. ,,
October 46Sa47c, closed at 46sc; Novem-
Der 4SlalSsc, closed at 4S!; December 49f
a493c, closed at 49Ic; January 49a50c,
closed at 493c; February 50la50Ic,
closed at 5Oh.; May 51sa52c.
Oats-UnchaDged; receipts $500
bushels; exports none; sales 29O,-
600 futures, $4,000 spot. Hay
Steady. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio firm
at lie; options shade lower; sales 25, $50
bags; October 9.75c; November Q. 45a9. soc;
December 9.30a9. 45c; January 9.30a9. 40;
February 9.30a9.40; March 9.30ca9. 40;
May 935. Sugar-Steady and more
active; refined steady, quiet; mOlaSses
sugar dull nominal. Rice-Steady. Pc
troleum-United closed 62lc. Rosin-
Dull. Turpentine-Dull. Wool-Firm,
fairly active; domestic fleece 30a35o;
and weak. Lard-Closed heavy; western
steam spot Sc 50; October Sc p; Novem
Der So 25a6 %; December Sc 25aG a6 %;
January Sc 32a6 81; March S. 46a6 A.;
city steam spot St. 10. Butter-Firm,
demand fair; Western l2a29c. Cheese
Quiet, but steady. Eggs-Firm, fair de-
mand; receipts 2,640 packages; Western
fresh 20a2lc.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, October 1.-The cable advices
predicting possible rupture between Rus
STA and Austria, together with decline i'll
British cOnSOlS, served TO make Il strong
market in wheat at times to-day. NOvem
Der wheat on the Curb" was selling at
763c, but the starting pric" in the pit was
76c. Under free offerings the price broke
off to 75Ic, but rallied under good buying
to 152c. and at o'clock closed at nearly /,
outside figures. In the afternoon the feel |
ing became somewhat heavy again and the !
latest figures were Onlya shade higher than |.
Yesterday. No. , spring sold at 74ta74sc; |
new No 3 67@c; No. , red 7iic. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Wheat-October |
73saT4sc, closed at 145c; November 15sa |
76Ic, closed at 7Glc; December T7sa7Sic, |
closing at7SIc; May S3saSl$C, closing
at sac. Corn-OctOber 36la3Glc, closed
at Sole; November 36sa36sc, closed at 36ic;
December 39la393c, closed 39!C; May 43s
a43Sc. closed at 43sc. Oats-OctOber 2ls
a24!c, closed at 243c; November 26t a26!c,
closed at 263c; December - ia27sc, closed
at 723c; May 3l8a3l5c, closed at 80.
Mess POrk-OctOber 50 10a9 822, closed at
50 80; November 50 17!a9 81, closed at
50 81; January so 20al0 40, closed at
$40 37I Lard-OctOber s. S7!a5 97!,
closed at s. 924; November s. 9Oa5 80,
closed at So 95 January S. O0aG 05,
closed at So %. Shortribs-October S. 62@
a6 20; closed at Sc Cpl; JanuaryS s. 27!a
) 81, closed at S. 323.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, October l.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-DulI rejected long b,rry
75c: No. . red, October 2ias3c; No
vember s3JaS4c, December S4saSIsc;
January S9iaSS!c Corn-Spot steady;
No. 3 mixed 46lai7c; steamer No. = low |
mixed 46lc; steamer No. = mixed 49c;
No. = mixed Ale. Futures-Weak; No.
= mixed October 45a459c. November 4G!
a462c; December 46!a47c January 46 !
a46Ac. Oats-SpOt steady; demand light; ,
No. , mixed 32lc; rejected white Bic; !
No. 3 white 33g; No , white 3l!a34Ic, |
Futures quiet but steady; No. , white,
October 35la343c; November 3jla35!c; |
December 36ia36l. Butter-Firm and ac-
tive; Western dairy, extra good To choice,
lOa12c Cheese-Firm. and fair demand; !
Ohio flats choice Halle; iair To prime
10!c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October Cotton -
Steady. FlOur-Dull. Wheat-Quiet;
No. . red 764c; receipts 300 bushels;
Corn-Weak No. mixed 80. Oats
Dull; No. mixed 27i. Rye |
-Firmer: No. , sic. Pork-Dull; S9.S74
Lard-Weak; COS. Bulk Meats and Bacon
Easy. ending lower. Whisky-Active,
tirmer, higher 81 Is. Butter, sugar and
cheese--StrOng.
Hogs-Dull; common and hegher 36Oa
40 Packing and Butchers iai5o. Re-
ceiptS 22OO. Shipments $50.
Eggs-Quiet. 15a15!.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., October Wheat
Opened firm, closed weak; Cash and OctO-
Der ~; November 79lc; December Sic;
MAY SSlc. COrn-Dull; Cash and October
39Ic; November Ale asked; May 44c bid.
Oats-Nominal Glover Seed-Steady;
Cash and October 81 so; December - ~;
January 81 75.