Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-30
PRODUCE.

$4,000 packages: exports $500 sacks;
market. steadier; sales 900 sacks.
Wheat, receipts 2O4,0OJ bushels; exports
$4,000 bushels; sales, 1886. 600 bushels III
lures ISL 900 bushels spot; market fairly
active and firmer; No 3 red 1890; IN
graded red 74aS+4c; options weak: No Z
red August $3.50; September oO%aSO!Fc,
closing at SOLc; October S2i+aS2Ec, clos
ing at $3.50; November s3%c; December
s5a- aS6Lc, closing at S512c; May 9lc,
Rye dull; Western Gia6ic. Corn, receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports 5000 bushels:
sales 200, 900 bushels futures and 81
500 bushels spot; market dull and steady;
ungradeu mixed 51aGic; options August
COO; September 5Sa5sbc, closing at 5oi4c;
October 5Sa5sEC, closing at 5s4c; De
cember 81 + a5Sc, closing az 5Gsc; May
59a5g#lc, closingat 594c Oats, receipts
1854 900 bushels; exports, none sales 2UO,-
GOO bushels futures and ljOOUO bushels
SPOT; market steady; August 3s34c; Sep
TENDER 3Sl5a3Qc, closing at 3Sl5c; October
3qtEc; No spot white sc: mixed west
eru 3Sa4OIc. HAY, Quiesi shipping 65a'Oc.
Coffee, steady, 5alO up. Sugar, trmcr.
Molasses, steady. Rice, firm Petroleum,
steady; United 54Mc. COttOn-seed oil,
quiet. Tanow, quiet. Resin, firm. Tur-
pentiue, steady. Eggs, firm; western
lga2Oc Pork. dull, but firm. Cut meats,
quiet Lard, dull; western steam - lOi
September IS %; October 5 o.. Butter,
tirmer; western l44algci creamery l1a25c;
factory l455al1c.
CHICAGO, August29-Wheat had a strong
opening to-day and made considerable gain,
out all the advance was not held. The
strength was due 10 q number of bUllish
factors, including stronger cables, par
tial recovery Of the cholera panic, and a
Frr,t, 81 rho 4
gress report was likely to prove bullish
one But thh principal strength was found
in the news from the Northwest. Reports
from there showed that il had rained con-
tiuuously for the past "A hours aud that
farmers were apprehensiVc OF great dam
are to the crop. Later on the large in
crease in the visible supply and some
reason 10 believe that the early bullsh
news from the Vienna Congress was not
well founded. the market lost good deal
of what II had gained, Corn was hrIner on
reports OF cold weather in the Southwest
and the feeling was generally strong and
prices averaged considerably Gl@ner OaJs
quiet and firm. Hog products more active
and higher. Flour, steady. Wheat,
cash No. ? spring iGa'6 C; No spring GA
6gc: No red 16a7j G; August i5a1G]sc,
closing az - &c; September 1G; December
IS ia195tC, closing at 1oEC. Corn, cash
No >, nc; August 52a5l4 &c, closing at
jlLc; September 50%a5l&c, closing at
size; May 525fa552C, closing 81 53Ec.
Oats, cash No 2, S4i5c; August %aa
34i5c, closing at 1850; September 34'-a
"a <c, closing at a+i5c; Rye, No.
, 62iSc. Barley, 6Sc. FlaXseed, 81 OBS.
Timothy Seed, 81 5OlE, Mess Pork, cash,
closing at $40 -; October 80 81 al0 -,
closingst SO r2l4; January Sl2 35al2 30,
closing at Sl2 50. Lard. cash IS S21a {;
September and October = I2}sa1 So clos
ingat B 50; January s. O2l5a1 0114, clos
ing az s. on. Short ribs, cash s. SOa1 So;
September s. l4uI So, closing ut s. 50;
October s. 52i5aI 62L, closing at 8 G2l3 :;
January s. 31}Ia6 As, closing at 81 -.
Shoulders So 9Oa1 90; short clear 81 ga
5 90. Whisky, steady at 81 10. Receipts
Flour, l5,9yO barrels; wheat $50, 900
bushels; corn, Eq5,O 900 bushels; oats, 30
900 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley,
1000 bushels Shipments-F'lour 1900
barrels. wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn,
55S. 900 bushels: oats, 462 coo bushels; rye,
1000 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels.
CINclNNArL o., August %. - Cotton,
nominal: middiing, &C. Flour, steady 4;
family = 5Oa2 -; fancy 9 50a3 10.
Wheat. No. , red &c; receipts, 1900
bushels; shipments, 1860 bushels. Corn,
hrm; No. > mixed 5la5llsc. Oats, firm {;
No mixed 33a34}sc. Rye. quiet; No. ,
63c Pork nominal at 81 90. Lard,
firm at e 80. Bulk Meats, steady az
81 -. Bacon, - 20a9 so. Whisky, steady
at 81 10 Butter, steady; fancy Elgin
creamery 26a21c; Ohio 2ia21c; prime dairy
lIalSc. Sugar. active and steady; hard re-
fined a. a5lsc G; New Orleans 4a4+c. Eggs,
quiet az lac. Cheese steady; prime TO
.Fr..F. 90
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 29-FlOur
slow and weak. Wheat firm; No. red
August 1655a71c, September 11a1Ti4c; De-
tober 1S2sg1sEc; November s05>lS05sc.
Corn, lower; No. mixed soc; No. > mixed
August 81 a5Sc; September, October and
November 56a56'5c. Oats, steady; No. >
white August 4la4lkc; September SOFA
Zoe; October 40}6C; NOvemre Ter +Oailc.
Eggs, higher; Pennsylvania tirSt5 pc. But
ter, dull; Pennsylvania creamery extra
-+t Cheese, steady; part skins sara.
Rcceiuts-ElOur, 4 0DO barrels; wheat 40
coo bushels; corn, ), Goa bushels; oats 1900
bushels. Shjpments-Wheat, 5000 bush
Is; corn, 1000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
TOLEDO, o., August 29.-Wheat, active
and steady; No. , cash August and Sep
TENDER 1S4c; October 49,; Decem Der
Sic. Corn dull; No. , casu 52c. Oats,
quiet; cash, $3.50. Rye, steady at sc.
Cloverseed, dull; prime October s. 20. Re
ceipts-Flour, 30l barrels; wheat, 304,0)0
bushels: corn. 1900 bushels; oats, 5000
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels. Shipments
Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bush
els; corn. 500 bushels; oats, 400 bushels
BALTIMORE, Mp, August @9.-Wheat,
frmer; No. , red spot and August 7Sc;
September nc; October &c; December
S2Lc. Corn, firmer; mixed, spot and Au-
gust Sc; September 5I1sc; October SIC;
year 53c. Oats, firmer; No. white west
ern 43a44c. Rye, dull at tic. Butter, firm {;
creamery 25a26c. Eggs, firm az l9c. COT
fee steady; Rio IKE.