The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-30

seized the grain pits to-day. Hog products on
the contrary, IN the hands Of clever inunlpuih-
tors, seemed possessed OF idiry, IKE D~uOyancy'
Corn ana oats led the procession OF cerch,S To-
ward lower prices, the brilliant weather ana nn.
expected aggregation Of loaded cars arriving
from the fields, being the chiei DOogaDous iuF
the bears
In wheat the trade was not large, The closing
was about &c lower Than yesterday. me mar
Aet was Influenced considerably by inc weak,
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NoyembeF sbiIc: December SigIaSGIaslJSc; Nav
s~TKaSsIasTtic. Corn, receipts 81 OObushels; eX-
porlS 1850 bushels: sales s9l 900 bushels OF fu-
lures and $4,000 bushels Of spot; market more
active; ungrNded mixed 5laiSsEc; October 5lSSa
69Eabigic; November 52LAjSl.a5isLc: December
58LsalT a5SIsc; Naval aSiR5ifIc oats. receipts
$1,000 bushels: exports 1000 bushels; sales 4GO.-
900 bushels Of futures and $1,000 bushels Of spot:
market quiet and easier: September 36l4c: Octos
Der So saSG3s aa6Ac; November 3L12c; No. 2
white spot 3saSSt4c mixed western 3blaSc: white
do Ssai6c: No: . Chicago 3s4c. Coffee firm aud
lOn.O points higher; September li7bc; October
i4A5ali;6Oc: November, ll.4Oc; December LIZA
li.S5c; January lLDc Marcn 1920; May li;loa
li.Se; spot Rio quiet; No. i45gc Sugar i9!riy
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