Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-19

basket, 25aS0c; Delaware, Ease per pound;
ounces, 81 25a1 so per bu.
| PoTAToEs-From store, choice stock, 40a
| soc per bushel; Irish, on track, 40a45c per
! bushel; choice track, CARROTS, 81 25al 80
per barrel; choice from store, 81 25sl 80
per barrel; common to fair stock 81 coal %
per barrel; Baltimore sweets, 81 15a2 90
! per barrel; Jersey sweets, IS 25a3 80 per
barrel.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 29a30c: other
brands, 25a27c; fancy country roll, 20a22c;
choice country roll, l4al6c; low grades and
cooking 6a1c; grease, Sa4c.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, - l5a2 25 per bushel; hand picked
| medium, g 00a2 % per bushel Lima, 4&c.
| CuEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, new,
! 9Ia1Cc; New York, l0Hal0%c; fancy new
Wisconsin, Swiss bricks, l31Sal4c; Wis
consin Sweltzer new in tubs, 13Hal4c;
limberger, new, II 3al2c; Ohio Swiss, new,
1lal2c, as 10 quality.
SEEps-Western recieaned medium clover
jobbing at 50 40; mammoth, s. 81; timothy,
81 90 for prime and 81 So for choicest;
blue grass, - 65a2 so; orchard grass, 81 70;
millet 81 90; German, 81 Is; Hungarian,
81 10; fine lawn, 25c per b.; SEED buck
wheat 81 40al 60.
EGGs--Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
|
15alc additional.
FOREIGN FRUITs-Messina oranges,
81 00a4 50; lemons, fancy, "A 5Oa5 90; choice
So O0a4 90; bananas, 50casl 50 per bunch;
Rodi oranges, s. 90 per box.
PoULTRY-Dressed spring chickens, la
lGc per lb dressed chickens, old, -
al4c per pound dressed ducks, 15alGc per
pound; dressed turkeys, 1Sa20c per pound;
live turkeys, Sal0c per pound; live chick
ems, old, 6ja75c per pair, as 10 size; live
! ducks, 40a50c per pair; geese, 5Oa15c per
pair; live spring chickens, 5Oa6Uc per pair
NEW YORK, September 1S.-Flour, re-
ceipts 81 600 packages; exports 2,000 bar
rels: market less active; sales 2S,0C0 bar
rels. Wheat, receipts, 800, 600 bushels; ex-
ports 800, 600 bushels; sales, 6,504 ,000 bush
| els futures, and 10000 bushels spot; spot
market unsettled; No. 3 red 81 u; IN
| Graded red 90caSl o.; options weak; No. 2
red September 81 04Ial 0555, closing at
81 O65Z; October 81 0516; November 81 OG]5
al 01sI,, closing at $l0I$s; December
81 LOCAL 1919; January 81 09%al ~,
! closing at 81 1898; FEBRUARY 81 1l5s; March
81 1917; May 81 14a1 IL, closing ut 81 l4$l.
rive, dull: western 951fc Barley steady;
! No. 2 Milwaukee 73a74c. Corn, receipts
49,. 900 bushels; exports 10000 busheles;
sales l,3s4, 600 bushels futures, and 6l,0OO
bushels spot; market quiet and lower;
ungraded mixed 6l1Ea6617c; September
CSC; October 60c; November 5S13c; De-
cember 55Hc; January 53c; May 5la62c.
Oats, receipts 204, 900 bushels; exports,
10000 bushels; sales POS, 900 bushels
futures and 900 bushels spot; market
irmer; September $3.50; October 33Ac;
November BIC; December 34%c; spot
Ia do 10 y
Chicago Sac Coffee, steady and lOa4O
points down; September 14.20al4.4Oc; Oc-
tober 13.05al3.25c; November l2.05al2. loo;
December 1S5al2 0Oc: January n.IOa
4. soc; February II 60al1 roc: March II %
all 7Oc; April 11.50all Soc; May ll.4oc;
June II .45all SOC; spot Rio dull at l115c.
Sugar, firm Molasses, firm. Rice, firm.
Petroleum, quiet; United SOC. Cotton
seed Oil, dull. Tallow, dull and firm; city
SC. Resin, steady and quiet Turpentine,
quiet at 42@lc Eggs, steady; western
l9Ha2Oc. Wool steady; Gomshc d aeece
SJa36c; pulled 26a33c; Texas l6az4c
Pork. firm: old mess $40 75all %; new GO
do SIP 0Oal2 80; extra prime Sll 00al2 %.
Cut Meats, dull. Lard, frmer; Septem-
Der 81 20; October a 10; December 81 ~;
January e. "a Butter, quiet; western
dairy 13alSc. Cheese, steady; western ia
SIC.
CHICAGO, September 1S.-Since the Sc
curing of the immense wheat crop without
damage became assured, and since the
scare over the Farmers Alliance hold
your-wheatn circular died ont, this market
has had to look to the East for news calcu-
lated TO affect prices, and New York as the
entrepot for about all of the foreign intel
lgeuce has naturally been the point from
which nearly all of this class OF news has
come, Houses with foreign connections IN
New York, say the traders here, have not
been slow TO take advantage OF that TACT
and have managed to secure early
advces of happenings in Europe calcu-
lated TO effect prices and hold this
/ intelligence until they have placed their
orders with their commission men in Chica-
20 and have been in secure position before
the news became known TO the trade In
general. Aside from this, it is charged by
local traders here that there are more than
grounds for suspicion that news was in
vented or doctored for the Chicago market
in the interest of outside spectators. In
| evidence they point to the numerous war
scares and the Ike, which have turned out
TO be of little or no consequence and the
very contradictory market reports receiv-
ed. Sometimes Liverpool would be quoted
as lower 10 private wire houses when the
! public cable to the Board quoted IL higher,
! and vice versa Whether these charges
! are true or not, the market
! has for some time been kept in
a very nervous state. Wheat ruled strong
| almost from the start to-day and sold up
| llSc and held the advance with good deal
| Of stubbornness. There was no sensation
al news in the market, but cable advices
| reported very strong feeling in the United
| Kingdom, though private advices from the
! Continent indicated some weakness there.
| Foreigners were said 10 be picking up
! wheat in New York very literally and the
! houses here with foreign connections were
| generally good buyers. The demand had
| strong uudertone and the bull dispatches
made the shorts very nervous, and there
was a general desire 10 cover. Heavy sell
! ing in the afternoon sent prices back 70
| opening figures. Late cables quoted prices
| higher at Paris and Berlin. Corn, strong
and highsE. Oats, steady and firm. Hog
products ruled strong and higher. Flour,
| nominally unchanged Wheat, cash No. 2.
| spring 953Za95j5c; No. 3 spring SAC: No.
| , red 961Sc: September 951s a97l!c, closing
at $3.50; December So 4ca<l O011S, closing at
! qSsIc; May 81 05lza 81 C11z, closing at 81 05H.
| Corn, cash No , 551Sc; September 55a
| 5S4c, closing at 553[c; October 5lEa535Sc,
closing az 52&c; May 9sa431@c, closing
az $3.50. Oats, cash No. 27l7c; Septem-
! Der 2T4a2715c, closing at 274c; October
27JSa275Sc closing at exc: May S14a3l&c,
closing at 3li4c. Rye, No. 2, Sc. Flaxseed,
e6&c Timothy seed, Fl GOAL q. Mess
| Pork, cash 80 scale 81; October 80 2751a
10 -, closing a. go S2j<; December $40 80
al0 70, closing al go 621S; January sl2 ~
ala 925<, closing az Sl2 S21S. Lard, cash
So s11S; October s. s25Sa6 90, closing at
| So s7iS December IS 925la7 90, closing at
So e5; January 81 OOa7 Oh, closing at
s. OK. Cur Meats. short ribs, cash e. 0Sa
Is; October &c 950a7 on, closing al
g O2t<: December s. 00a7 OK, closing al
81 Co: January IS 7oa6 ~, closing st
SC TX; shoulders 6 621Sa6 IS; short clear
81 SOa7 90. Whisky, at 81 IS. Butter,