The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-09-20


BrSadstuns and Provisions.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Flour, receipts
20 pol barrels; exports 1921 barrels and
1885 sacks; market without quotable
change and dull; Gales $4,000
barrels. Wheat, receipts 2S77O bush.
els; exports 10 203 bushels; spot lots taiC
aud options lower, closing heavy /;
a1les S,7926OO bushels Of futures
24O bushels OF spot; No.
ungraded red 74sS6c; No. 8 red $40;
.teamcr No. 2 red Sic; No l red 90; No.
white Soc; No 2 red SiIRS5 I. o. b.;
No. 2 red spot S43aS5, closed So; October
S5AS5s closing AT S5SC November S6jaS7sc,
closing at 86Ici December ss!aSSjC, clos.
ing at SS3c; January 00s00sc closing at
on; May 95s A96c; closing at 95s; June
00Si07, Closing at 0Ol Corn, spot lota
a tribe lower, and options ia! lower,
closing heavy; receipts 270,l00 bushels
exports 1858 bushels; sales 76S00O
bushels OF futures; 10000 buAhelH
Of spot; No. September 49,; 0Cto-
Der 4SS a4ssc, closing at 4S! c; November 40I
s40Ic, Closingat 40ic; December 5Ola5Csc
uluelhk Nv OuH Vanuhy Ou4 mh1 OSlaOof
closing at 80 Oats about unchanged
receipts 100, $50 bushels; exports 220 bush.
els. Hay steady but rather quiet, shipping
800. Hops dull. Coffee, spot fair; Rio
dull at 1lsc; options steady, fairly active
sales 0,26O bags; September 0S5; October
8 700 70; November 0 60a9 rs; December
8 90. 0 20; January, February, March and
April 0 GOa9 70; May 90. Sugar firm
and quiet, refined firm. Molasses steady.
Rice firm. Petroleum firm; United
closed at oslo Rosin quiet, Turpentine
firm, at 81 Eggs steady, receipts
2,T97 packages OF western fresh at lisa
lSIc. Pork steady and moderately active
old mess, 10 IS; do new mess 1l50. Out
meats firm. Picked bellies, at 7ta7i; do
shoulder, at 0aOb, Lard, o shade lower,
and very dull; western steam Rpot 1925;
September 1856; 0ttober GO; November
IS; December 6.62; January G 5SaB 81
city steam @ 90. Butter frmer and In fair
demand. Cheese quiet and firm. Copper
firm; lake 102, all others unchanged.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S.-The tone OF the
opening markets on Change this morn.
| ing was even weaker than ct the close
last night. October wheat opened fairly
steady at 749C, sold spariDgly at 743a74lc,
aud went straight down TO 74sp, with
every indication Of making 0till further
decline. May corn opened at 40lc and
fell TO 40ba40ic. Receipts are still heavy,
to.day'B being 1877 cars Of wheat, $50 cara
Of corn and las csrs Of oats. There were
over 10000 fresh hogs at the yards, which
made q heavy pork market. Before noon
wheat was hammered down to 74lc,
There was free selling around this figure,
The market later picked up to 74sc,
when o local trader covered 100000 OF
100000 bushels Of short wheat, The
latter portion Of the session wat
slow and entirely iestureleFs, the market
closing at nearly inside figures. Novem
Der corn dropped 10 30ic, but subsequent.
ly recovered 10 Alto. A fair interest wa
manifested In provisions all day, but dur
Ing the latter part Of the morning session
values fell of quite steadily. October
pork dropped as low as 50 S73 after selling
al $40 " earlier In tho session, and
closed ut nearly inside figures. Lard
showed little change.
Flour quiet At unchanged prices.
Wheat fairly active and easier, closing
10 under Yesterday sales ragged septem
ber, 73k .73ic, closed at 1910; October, 74I
R74 1916, closed az 74lJ; October, 76li
70ac, closed Of 10 5.1BU; May, siisI 10
closed at "a 9.18Cj No. 2 spring, 73A73ic
No. 2 red, 74c.
Corn unsettled; declined 10 under iret
selling orders, rallied and closed 10 lowe
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