Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-09-18
PRODUCE.
New Yorh.

HRw YORK, September 17.-Flour-Re-
csipts 80, 1877 packages, exports 80. 900 bbls,
15.477 sacks; market stronger; sales, ~,
700 barrels. Corn Meal-Steady. Wheat
Receipts 292, 600 bushels; exports "a
O9l; sales 1924, 600 bushels futures, 49,
600 bushels spot; options higher; market
steady; No. 3 red 92c; No. 4 red S5c; IN
graded red SSca$l 05i; No. 2 Milwaukee
oslo; No. 1 red 81 O24; No. 2 red October
S3ic; November 81 00sa1 OH, closing at
81 OIL December 81 Oh al 02s, closing at
81 O2i; January 81 O2lsl034; May 81 O53A
/ OIL, closing at 81 O71. Corn-Receipts
68, $50 bushels; exports Sc. 3l2 bushels;
sales 1885, 600 bushels futures, 1910 0
bushels spot; options firm and higher; no.
graded mixed 53a54fc; October 53a534c,
closing at 53gc; November 53a534c; De-
cember SHE; January 49s494c; closing at
49ic; May 4~75a4Ssc, closing at 4S3c. Oats
Receipts 260, 600 bushels; exports none;
sales PAS 900 bushels futures, 140, 600
bushels spot; market lower; No. 2 white
371a38c; mixed western 26a32c; white do
3SIa45c Hay and Hops-Quiet. Coffee
Options firm aud higher; sales "a, $50 bags;
September 1900; October II 35c; Ncvem-
Der II. S5a12. OOc; December II. 35s11, SOC;
January and February II. 00s11 2Oc;
March, April, May, June, July aud August
IL 95a1l. Zoe; spot Rio quiet at 15fc.
Sugar Raw strong; fair refining 53c; refn-
ed strong. Rice-Quiet. Petroleum
Firmer; crude 6ss7ic; refined TIC; United
93Ic. Cotton Seed 0il-Quiet. Tallow-
Strong at sic. Rosin-Stesdy. Turpen-
tine-Stesdy. Eggs-Quiet; Western TIA
19c. Pork-Steady. Cnt Meats-Stroug.
Lard-Higher; western steam $ll 10; Sep
TENDER 10 95; October $40 IS; November
So 80, December So IS; January So 50.
Butter-Steady; western dairy 12al5c;
creamery 13a2Sc. Cheess-Steady; west
ern 7isstc. Pig Iron-Strong; American
SIG 0Oal9 90. Copper-Nominal; lake
SIT so. Lead-Steady. Tin-Firm; straits
$23 90.
CHICAGO, September 16.-Visihle SUP
ply: Wheat 81, 1878, 431 bushels; increase
$40, Alb bushels; Corn $500, $50; de-
crease 4S7, 493; Oats 5,2l1, 623; increase
1877, SIT; Rye sos, 545; increase 130, 600;
Barley 145, $50; increase 35, $50;
All the markets were active at
the opening this morning. Foreign cables
on wheat were easier, while the reverse
was true on Saturday. Corn vas steady
with tair speculative trading. Oats mod
erately active. Provisions also active,
the most trade being done in lard. Flour
Steady and unchanged. Whest-Cssh
No. 9 spring 95G95ac; No. 3 spring S0s
82c; No. 2 red s5c; September 93sa974c,
closing at 97tc; October 9l2a94c, closing
at 932c; December 92509isc, closing at
933c; May 96ja9Ssc, closing at 97sc, Corn
Cash No. 2 43ic; September 445a442c,
closing at 44sc; October 433a44sc, closing
at 4isc; December 38ss39c, closing al
80 Slice; May 392. Oats-Cash No.
and September aud October 2ita24sc; year
24tc; May 2Ssc. Rye-No. 2, SIC. Bar
ley--No. 2 75c. Flax Seed-No. l, 81 2e
al 90. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 Sal SIS.
Mess Pork-Casb, $l4 45s14 IS, closing
at $14 As; November $l3 95; January
1895. Lard-Cash, $1OS5a1O S74; October
so 45a1O IS, closing at $40 20; November
SO 80; January So 20. Cut Meats-Short
rims s. 90; shoulders 81 62!s7 IS; short
clear 50 OOa9 %. Whisky-At 81 90.
Sugar-Cutloaf S5aSsc; standard A 74c.
Butter-Quiet; Elgin creamery 23a24!c
choice western 2la22c. Eggs-Stesdy a.
l5Aa16c.
C,rc,nnzu.
CINCINNATI, o., September 17.-Cotton
Steady at 1Obc. Flour-ActiVe; family
So s5s4 90; fancy 81 25s4 40. Wheat
Firmer; No. 2 red $50; receipts 5000
bushels; shipments %, 900 bushels. Corn
Easier; No. . mixed 47ls4Sc. Oats
Firmer; No. . mixed 25a264c. Rye
Steady; No. ., 55456c. Pork-Firm al
SIS 90. Lagd-Scarce and firm at $40 90,
Bulk Meats-Stropger; short ribs s. 90,
Bscon-Ftrn; short clear $40 25. Wits
ky-Acti1e at 81 II. Butter-.Saesdy
fancy creamery 23I25s; choice dairy los
16c. Linseed OIl-Steady at 50a52c. Su'
gar-Steady; hard and refined 1saStc
New OTlesns 6s6!c. Eggs-Stropger al
l5c Cbeese-Quiet; prime to choice Ohio
fat sasic.
BALTIMORE, Nd, September 17-Wheai
Fairly sctive and higher; No. 2 winter
red spot 95la95fc; September 95sa95sc