The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-10-01


weak close marked to-day in the grain pits, Pro
visiOnswCTe put on decidedly lower shelf The
wheat trade had Il stupid session. There was
only one little stir on the buying side giving inc
price II lift Of 70. II WIS current gossip that
500 0OO bushels Of the wheat, bought yesterday NJ
76c, was taken by Leopold Bloom, and that
Broker J. Q. Adams had absorbed rs much rs
100000 at about the same price The receipts
from the country continue on nu enormous
scale. The outlook Is for u iOO9,OOO buShel IN
crease In the visible supply statement next Mon,
day. The Adams buying was said To- be based
upon the knowledge possessed by the buyer, who
owns large farm In the northwest OF: the infe.
riOTity OF this years spring wheat crop.
The selling out Of so much long corn yester-
day left the general trade pretty well discour,
aged II has been such hard work on the bull
side for weeks that the bulls are slow 10 take
hold Of corn even after the big decline the past
few days. There was Il disposition among few
houses TO buy for reaction after an early break
to-day. The market responded with recovery
Of nearly one cent in May price
Another day OF heavy trading was experienced
by the oats crowd, the market tluctuRtlng with
corn and closing 10 to 70 lower.
The provision trade was greatly mixed during
the session. There was let up in the nggres-
sive action OF mgnipulatorS in October ribs. II
Is now believed that the packers If heavily
will allow the manipulation 10 have It's run and
settle at the end of the season.
Flour quiet and unchanged
WHEAT-Cash No: spring i214c; No. spring
G0a6ici No. . red 72!4c; September 7234a1Sssa
'%24u''zS'' "e''"'"'i va"
Cons NO. 4S,lc: September 4gg.alfs ia4gssc:
October 4Slsni4l9aiS1Sai3'se; May l71SaiShai12s
"t oIi.Ts-No. ., SIC: September 81 4asi9iaslHc
October II l4a3lAa3l7 sail11c; May 253sa5tlsa36II
a35JIo.
BARLEv--No. ., CSC: No. 81. o. b. i5a67c
MESS PoRK-Cash $40 6lalO 20: October $40 SEA-
II l0al0 6; January ST. OOal2 21l1snl2 10.
a. aHD= 90, W S Ss 81 ''"' VV'o wv
" s yI53n' pItaW nc,,ho- So o,,tO ,o.o az.
o Suar q, ,Snc On % 'V' ~
' sMovIp III iO%7 20; short clear sides 81 aja
W;,rr, s,.
81, 10 Tat ,is,,.sc. or,nris,od 5szc.
, SuSAksSIS .I 'o"i "2a1''tS' s''""'"'e" ~
slh ni. a S9u .,,.,,... o,o,,,,,,. ,e,o,o.
BUITEG1Quiet ana S'eauy' eeahet! lOa-ic'
u'i Hr, ioa r., ,,r,o,,,, ,ro.t, IN,
i:'"s-ri 'ia' sN'v''y 'e'H w. ,o,
NEW YORK sept. D-Flour. receipts 1oNT
packages: exports 2, 800 barrels market dun and
easy sales II 200 barrels. Wheat. receipts 5Ol :
900 bushels: exports 1900 bushels; sales l,i2a-
900 bushels OF futures and 5000 bushels otspot;
spot market dull. lower aud steady; No. red
SEE In store and elevator Isl4ais4c;, No; red
11I14c; ungradcd red 7Oa7T3Sc: No. : Chicago
S3I3c: options were moderately active and IT.
regular, opening weak AZ &c decline reacting
halAc With the west, declining 2sa25e on lower lower
cables, fine weather and local realizing; closing
heavy at 3sai4c under yesterday; December, May
aud October most active; No. red October 7s1
as SaTSl4C November IgJSaSOL a19ysC: December
SllRSl l5.l6aSl3sc: May zASSaSI3sc. Rye steady
and dull. Barley steady; western b!at5c. Corn,
receipts pO0 bIshels exporA iyy ~ o 9uSneisi
safes il19Vvo ousneis Oh iSIuIeS uu 'vUyY s
es OF spot spot inarRet uuii, t9W 81 gu Wal
NO; Oltlhp!ci ugrAuen i .f' o.asSi
oqS2e; oPiiOnS TSaS as5c dscIl Sng MI
al %c ueellnS, alNNnCeu 81 ie.i
on hile WeaIleI Hu VIZ iiS5p"Sit.
Ssale undes EeseT' nSnD,har
november 81 o. pegelIoer "a S51
523ci May O4 IeGviPS 55S NJ
buSheb' eApOIs LLVoD VuSneLts sA,eS -oo'VI t
bushels o. tuIuIea amI WivCV D.anSS ~ IN
sp1tl TeconLer SovSnbSF and October
rrnst s,,,t,.o. 0cIohor GisS6tLagGc, Soyember
s;IsSa-s TeccInbcr a. No
S,It TX Ia asiZntGc. mixed western SiaSc white
~ a. Ss SS So Chicago S7Iic, HAY G,uet
Hons in fIIr demand aud arm Coffee, option,
steadv and unchanged 10 8 points up. closing
steSdy a. 5ai5 noIniS IN. October ijGoaiI zoe,
Sovembcr IL liaIi. Soc: December HSOnii. i5c'
January ii,25aiISOc; Marcn ii95aIA 800: MAY
| II. 45c: August lIOOc; spot Rio dull and steady
No. Z, lG9sal5ISc. Sugar, raw quiet and steady
refined quiet and steady of A 9-l6a4 l5.lBc
standard A 1890; cut loaf 5.l6a5% &c; crushed
5-l6a5ISc MolaSses easy: New Orleans steady
Rice In good demand and drm Tallow steady
and quiet Rosin quiet and steady. Turpentine
dull and steady. Eggs dun and easy; western
prime 2lS5ci receipts Seos PaeRagSesT foIH 9I H.,
and steady Cut meats qliet aud aEi; InluI'e y
quiet Lar1 We 1a " s!VS OWseu ~
~; SAFE ~ usiVS ~ ~ ~ e. ~
January y ~; Bu..st quiet western uHil! lo's'
I've. Cheese uu'' Guu "enA' =, me-. -.
tive. Wheat weak; No Z red october 76a75llc