Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-03
PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, September 2.-Flour, re-
ceipts Is, 900 packages; exports, 5000 bar
rels; market moderately active; sales 26,
900 bushels. Wheat, receipts, 569, OOO bush
els; exports 1919, 900 bushels: sales, 5,296,
| 600 bushels futures and 17S,000 bushels
spot; spot market heavy and lower; I'M
graded red 81 0l9[al -; No. l Northern
Al 10: options weak; No. 3 red September
81 O5skal O6X, closing at 81 055s; October
| 81 O6$Sa1 OK, closing at 81 0611; November
81 0Sal0ON, closing at 81 OF; December
81 OQ1la1 l0%, closing at 81 095S; January
81 IL; May 81 1411fa1 1874, closing at 81 149s
Rye. dull and weak western 97ca9Sc. Corn,
receipts "a, 900 bushels; exports 90, OOO bush
els; sales 1,049, 900 bushels futures and 100,
600 bushels spot; market unsettled, lower
and dull; ungraded mixed 72a76c; Septem-
Der 701sa72Sc, closing at 7O1sc; OCTOBER
67a69s[c, closing at &c; November 65a
65<c, closing at Csc; December 59a6O14c,
closing at SOC; January 561fa5Sc, closing o at
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; sales 1885,
600 bushels futures, and Isl, 900 bushels
spot; market weak and fairly active; Sep
TENDER 353Sc; October 3559sc; No.2 Chicago
361ba37c Hay, quiet and firm. Hops,
weak. Coffee, 10aS5 points down. Sugar,
fairly active. Molasses, steady. Rice,
Quiet. Petroleum, steady; United &c:
Cotton Seed Oil, dull. Tallow, dull and
steady. Rosin, firm and quiet Turpen-
tine, firm and quiet at SIC. Eggs, firm;
western Ice. Pork, dull and steady; old
mess $40 00a10 10; new mess sll 5OalscO
extra prime SO 25a10 %. Cut Meats, firm.
Middles. firm. Lard, firm; western steam
81 O7H: September 81 05; October 81 0S;
November s. II; December 81 81; January
81 SO. Butter, quiet: western dairy l2al7c;
creamery 15a231< Sc; Elgin 23a2314c. Cheese,
quiet and firm; western Case
CHICAGO. September 2.-The cable news
was all discouragipg TO holders OF wheat
at the opening, and in the absence OF
any domestic feature of an opposite tend
encv. the market opened here at decline
of from Nc to &c for December. The
fluctuations covered the business OF the
first hour The principal source OF weak
ness. however, which followed during the
second hour of the session, proceeded from
the heavy selling orders which came from
New York. Gables from Liverpool and
London gave markets az declines, which
was reflected here, and the market closed
weak at about the lowest prices OF the day
Corn was strong and higher at the opening,
but on heavy realizations il tumbled and
closed from sale lower than yesterday.
Oats, very quiet during most Of the ses-
sion. Provisions rather irregular, with
prices a shade lower. Flour, steady and
unchanged. Wheat, cash No. 2 spring sl4c;
No. 8 spring s7s93c; No. 2 red s7l4c; Sep
TENDER 97l4a99c, closing at 9I4c; De
cember 99sI cat1 OH closing at e91sc; May
81 o6,la1 0S, closing at 81 o6X; Corn, cash
No. q. eSHc; September 645<a661<c, clos
ing at CSC; October 57s{a6lc. closing at
5SSlc; May 46,<a47Xc, closing at +Sxc.
Oats, cash No. 9, 2SXc: September 2SIsa
a9c. closing at 2s5kc; October 2ex a2eslc,
closing at 2e1xc; May 32s< a33sc, closing at
s2slc.' Rye, No 2 at Sc. Barley o5se6c
Pork. cash SO 20a1o IS; October 80 goa
10 IS, closing at $40 ssh; December slo 90
a 10 SIS, closing at $40 90; January sl2 9oa
10 is: closing at tl2 co. Lard, CASH and
September % 20; October s. 75a6 s21<, clos
ing at g 775l; January 81 os5ia7 10. closing
ct s. o2I<. Cut Meats, short ribs, cash
IS aoa7 %; September % soa6 s75<, clos
| ing at % 60; October e6 s71fa7 10, closing
AZ "A 90: January e6 e0aa7 05, closing st
IS 90: shoulders 6 %; short clear 81 40a
| ! so. whisky, at 81 Is. Others unchanged
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat