Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

The hond market was strong all day.
Sales l9O,s53 shares. Quotations closed
bid;
PRODUCE.
Atchison. 3X Adams Express, l49; Amer
can Express no; Baltimore and ONO,
20; Canada Pacific. 64S4 Ceatral racine
70; Chesapeake and Ohio 1873; Chicago
and Altc-. l40; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy. 7l36; Chicago Gas, 1914 delaware
and HUDSON, l34L Delaware, Lackawanna
anu Western. 1904 Denver and. Mo Grande
preferred, 29ll; Distillers and Cattle Feed
ers Co., 1873; Erie, IA; 90. preferred,
IS; Fort Wayne. $50; General Electrlc'
36s[; Illinois Central, 9l$I; Lake Shore,
l3yE; Michigan Central, "a: Missouri
Pacific, 279E; National Cordage, 2l19; DO.
preferred, "a; Norfolk and Western pre-
ferred. 2lll; Northern Pacific, 81; do.
preferred, ID: Northwestern, lO419; do.
preferred, l4O15; New YORK Central, 9S1a
New YORK and New England, 1879; PACING
Mail. Az; Peoria, Decatur and Evans
Vile. 2ll5; Pittsburg, $50; Pullman Palace,
1856; Reading, lS1s Rock Island. 64 & 81.
Louis and San Francisco first preferred,
-; ST. Paul, 604; do. preferred, llS7S: zen
nessee Coal ana Iron, 49,; IexaS racine
9l6; Union Pacific, SIX; United States
Express, 50; Western Union, eI55 wheel
ing and Lake Erie, 1913; do. preferred
S9% q.
Mining Stocks-Band B., -: Cholor, %;
Crown Point, rs; Consolidated California
and Virginia, $50; Deadwcod, 90; Gould
and Curry, 80: Hale ana Norcross, 6O;
Homestake, 1900; Independence, =; Mex
lean, lO5; North Star. -: Ontario, iOO;
Ophir, 200: plymouth, 10; Sierra Nevada,
go: Standard, 40: Union Con-. %: Yel-
low Jacket, 40 Iron Silver, 10; Quick
Silver. 225; DO preferred. 100; Bulwer, 10.
New YORK, August S.-Flour, receipts,
Is 500 barrels; exports, 10, 300 barrels; safes
33, 400 packages; market firm early, out
little unsettled at the close. Wheat, re-
ceipts, l23, 100 bushels; exports, 2lo.9oO
bushels: sales, II, 10000 bushels futures
and ll2.OO0 bushels spot: spot market
quiet anG lower; No. hard 6S14c; NO. /
Northern 664c; No. red in store and
elevator use; aaoat t. o. b. 5SS%c; options
opened easier. reacted with the west, but
declined throughout the session; rallied at
neon, but again sold off aud closed weak
at l 9 al1 &c decline: May 61a6S%c, closed at
at &c; August closed at 5Sc; September
So a6OI1c, closed at $3.50; October 59Isa
Ole, closing at 59%c; December 6214 ao314c,
closing AZ 62%c, Corn, receipts, l,OOO
bushels; exports, a., coo bushels; sales,
$50. 600 bushels futures, and 1900 bushels
spot; spot market inactive and lower;
No. > csc options. stop orders caused the
decline: the close was at 2ha211c net de-
cline; May 543i a57&Sc closed at 551sc; Au-
gust 6ls a63l1c, closing at 6l3lc; Septem-
Der 5QJs ajIc, closing at Gle; October Goa
oslo, closing at Coo; December 55a5514c,
closing al 55lIc. Oats, receipts, 1855
bushels: exports $4,000 bushels; sales, 225,-
600 bushels futures, aDd 63,OOO bushels
spot; spot market fairly active at de-
cline; No >. S6a31c; No 3, ]2a36c; No
white 42c; No. ) white Ale on track; mixed
western 3Sc on track; white western Ala
sc: option market quiet but decidedly
weaker with corn, closing at lna2c net
decline; August 35i] a3313c, closing at
55l{c; September 3514a311sc, closing at
35$lc; October 1864 a35%c, closing at 35S4c
Hay, firm. Cut meats steady; picked
bellies 7SiaShc; picked hams ll%al2c
Lard, firm; western steam closed at
So 7ljSa1 10; city sales $50 tierces; option
sales none; September closed at y 20 nom
iual: refined firm; continent 81 S0aS H.
Pork, firm and active; sales, 200 barrels
Butter steady. Cheese, quiet; large 7a73sc;
small 716a9zc; part Skins 9a6c. Eggs,
firm; State and Pennsylvania l41Saloc
Tallow, unsettled. Petroleum dlll
Rosln dull; strained common to good 81 10
al 20. Turpentine. steady at 29a293c.
Rice firm. Molasses steady. Cotton seed
oil, dull Coffee, options opened steady
and unchanged 10 points lower, under
biz receipts at Santos and Rio. Sugar,
raw market dull; fair refining, 80 test,
SIC; refined market steady
CHICAGO, August S-After fight at
the opening to-day to buy corn there fol-
lowed In snort order an equally urgent anu
much more general struggle 10 SELL No
ordinary concessions on the break could
induce buyers 10 come forward. Septem-
Der broke SIC per bushel before a demand
sufficient to arrest the decline developed
itself. The net decline at the close since
yesterday was limited TO SIC. May lost
PIC as q result of the days trading. Wheat
followed cora and closed weak al nc be-
low yesterdays latest quotation. Provi-
sions and oats acted in sympathy with corn
and wheat. Wheat was active and unset
tied with fluctuations within range OF "a
a2sIc. Corn was again active and excited
with fluctuations the widest and most sud-
den in years, prices covering 6a615 range.
The feeling was nervous and feverish all
day, and all kinds of prices prevailed at the
same moment in different parts Of the
crowd There was no ram In the corn belt
and adviCes from the west were about as
bullish as heretofore. The Was hington
forecast was not very encouraging, indi-
eating no rain in the west, but cooler tenn
perature. The market to-day was not gov
erned by ordinary influences, they cutting
but little figure: il was simply matter OF
the selling orders exceeding the buying at
different times and vice versa Oats were
active and unsettled. The market followed
corn in its fluctuations, the range for Sep
TENDER being 22s. Provisions were unset
tied. influenced by the wild fluctuations Of
corn. Compared with last night September
pork is 40 lower; September lard 216c
lower and September RI Os &c lower. Flour
steady and unchanged. Wheat, No. 2
spring cash 54}s a55c; No. 8 spring wheat
nominal: No. red 54aa554c; August,
81 sa55stc, closing at 54$sa541Sc; Septem-
Der 555Sa5Sl.c, closing at 55Sa56c; De-
cember $50 a59}&c, closing at 59c. Corn,
No. .. 59]6c; No. , August52X a6l1$c, clos
ing at 55}6c; September oSa6l7sc, closing
at 55i5c; October 5Sa60l4c, closing at 55c;
Nav 5ia57c. closing at 5l$lc. Oats, cash
No . 32c: No. white 35s36l4c; No. 8
white 35aS5c: No. ? August S2aSS2!c, clos
ing at 32c; September S216sS41sc, closing
at S9I.c: MAY 36%a3gc, closing at 361Sa
365Sc. Rye, No. ,. 1850. Barley, No.
nominal; No 8, SIC; No. 4 nominal. Flax
seed, No. !, 81 5S. Prime timothy seed
a IS. Mess Pork. cash SlS Goals 30; Au-
gust SIS 20alS So, closing at Sl3 20; Sep
TEN Der Sl3 Goals S1111, closing atSlS 20: Jan
uary SlS 2OalS 80, closing at SlS 3275.
Lard, cash g. 25a7 30; August s. 25a7 S711,
closing at s. ga; September 81 25aI 3I14,
closing at 81 IN; January 81 l5a7 %, clos
ing at 81 10. short ribs, cash, side4 (lOose)
s. g0a1 90; August So e21sa7 05, closing at
s. g21S; September s. 92] az 05, closing al
s. Q2S; January So 15a6 S5,closing atS6 75.
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