Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-01
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, September 80. - Quick, slip
perry turns ana weak close marked to-day
in the grain pits. Provisions were put on
a decidedly lower shelf The wheat trade
had a stupid session. There was only one
little stir on the buying side, giving the
price lift Of sc. 1t was current gossip
that 5000 bushels Of the wheat bought
yesterday at 16c was taken by Leopold
Bloom. and that broker J. Q. Adams had
absorbed as much as 2,5OO0O0 bushels at
about the same price. The receipts from
the country continue on an enormous scale
The outlook is for q 4000,000 bushel in
crease in the visible supply statement next
Monday The Adams buying was said TO
be based upon the knowledge possessed by
the buyer, who owns a large farm in the
Northwest, of the inferiority of this years
spring wheat crop The selling out OF so
much long corn yesterday left the general
trade pretty well discouraged. 1t has been
such hard work on the bull side for weeks
that the bulls are slow to take hold OF corn,
even after the big decline Of the past few
DAYS. There was a disposition among
few houses to buy for a reaction after an
early break to-day. The market responded
with q recovery OF nearly one cent IN the
May price. Another day OF heavy trading
was experienced 0y the oats crowd, the
market fluctuating with corn, and closing
-
greatly mixed during the session. There
was let-up in the aggressive action OF
manipulat0rs in October ribs. 1t is now
believed that the packers If heavily short,
will allow the manipulation 70 have us
run and settle at the end Of the season.
Flour. quiet and unchanged. Wheat, No
spring 12%c; No. 8 spring 6OaO4c; NO
red use; September 124la1S2sc, closing
az re; October 72&a132sc, closing al
800 - 10
753{c Corn, No. 2, 1850; September IA
a4Slzc. closing at 4SHc; October 434s a
44]Sc, closing at 1850; May 41ssa4s34c,
closing at 47%c. Oats, No. 2, size; sep
TENDER Illa3l$lc, closing at Sl4e; Octo-
Der 81 L(aSl4(c, closing ut 81 20; May S9Ssa
S6llc closing at $3.50. Rye, No. : 96c.
Barley. No. . Use; No, T. o. o. 45aolc.
Timothy seed, 81 81 Mess Pork, $40 Goa
10 20: OCTOBER $40 52lSal1 10, closing at
$40 65; January el2 00al2 2273, closing az
SD 90 Lard at $ 90; October q WAS "
closing az $ %; January 90 $50 49, Vsss'
closing at s. 92l< Short ribs, 81 90; Octo-
Der 9 gSalO 50. closing at - 30; January
IS 37JSa6 40 closing at So. shoulders
s. LOAF %: short clear sides s. goao W.
Whisky 81 Is. Sugars, cut loaf 51sa2slc'
granualated 5Sc; standard CSC but
ter. Quiet aud steady; creamery ioazic'
diaries I5a22c. Eggs, firm; strictly Iresh
l9c. Resei pts-F'lOur, 5000 barrelSi WheuS
454 900 bushels; corn, 40, 600 bushels oaes'
sS5, 900 bushels; rye, 20, 600 bushels barley,
$4,000 bushels. Shipments-Flour, ls,OVO
barrels; wheat, 1856. 900 bushels; corn z'o,-
600 bushels: oats, 10000 bushels; rye, q
600 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
New YoRK, September S0.-Flour, re-
ceipts, &C, 900 packages; exports, S,SOO oSr-
rels; market dull and easy: sales ll,IOo
barrels. Wheat, receipts, sol, COO bushels;
exports, 10000 bushels; sales l,lSo,VVO
bushels futures and $4,000 bushels spot;
spot dull, lower and steady No req
7SI(c: store and elevator 7S14aISs4ci No .
red T2S(c; ungra0ed red 7oaI7Ssc' No
Chicago S3l<c; options were moderately
S.t;,-s and irre0uiar. opening weak at sc,
declinq and reacting 1sa1lc with the Wese,
declinipg &axc on lower cables OF mae
weather and local realizing, closing heavy
~ SSai(c under Yesterday; December, May
and october are most active; NO, reu
October 7Sls 1TSszc, closing at &c NO
Ssmher 7q5la 0l{c. closing at ss5sc; l De-
'.e,-ber s1a(aBi i5-16c, closing at oissc'
Nav 7sSaSSc, closing at S79sc. Rye, STEADY