Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-09-11
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May May AZ 5z7 s s5s4 "a
'i e e: * 81 81 ST. s Il:
ri e: g.. IS s.. Is s$s;A
Short RIBS s9ls
Sa1C Az ~ dollar to-day; December
cama WITHIN sc of that figure at one
time. but declined before the close to sse,
an ADVANCE of since yesterday: sep
tamher n2osed at 9S1ac. Strong foreign
markets seaboard engagements and ru-
mors Of a reduction in the Frencn wheat
tariff were the bullish features, the re-
actinn being caused by realizing sales.
Corn declined AQ3sc and oats 1sc. FroVis,
ions closed at 5m21ac lower on the renewed
yellow fever scare IN the sou d IT. the start
at about 15c Improvement over yester-
days closing price fop December ana &c
for September. For a supposedly ueaui ael
gree Sof activity and climbed up to 81 w
Within minute or two after the opening,
when the price was 9913c; December was
decidedly giraffe. From $3.50 to 80 to
begin with, it rose to $3.50, turned around
and went back again to $3.50. Then II
dropped to $3.50 and rose from that IN
gradual way to 9.Ac; From rom, the IN t 1ai,Fv
minutes, and those fluctuations were all
within the first two hours of the session.
The rally was caused primarily by an
advance of 1910 in the price at LlVerpool
a the opening. Paris started at ~ CEN
times lower, but the market closed at an
advance of 10 centimes Whlie antwerp
gained % centimes. cablegram stateo
there were good prospects for "a reduction
of francs in the duty on French Wneal
This was disputed later, but IN the mean
time it had caused December to Jump 10
Chicago received 269 cars, only u Of
them contract. Minneapolis. and Dulutn
receipts were 1876 cars against LAS the
Atlantic port clearances of wheat ana
flour were equal to about 100000 bushels;
Primary market receipts We're l,oSS,5,9
bushels compared with 1049,197 bushels
the similar day of last year. AS was the
case in the recent boom IN September
wheat, the market had to take a great
deal of long grain when the price APP
ingS were very free, much more llberal
than the limited demand could absorb and
the consequence was gradual but steady
decline. December finally sold down TO
9S1ac
Corn was rather easy. The market
opened firm at a slight Improvement, the
strength of wheat and some bad State
crop reports encouraging buyers, but the
strength was only temporary. The crowd
feared that the government crop figures
might look high when issued tonight,
which caused considerable selling. The
non-appearance of frost in the corn belt
also had weakening influence, but prob
was the growing pressure of the enormous
receipts. 1,316 cars were received to-day
and freer country offerings were reported.
Atlantic port clearances were $4,000 bush
els. Liverpool cables were firm and Esd
higher
Cash quotations were as follows:
Tour, firm; prices 15c higher.
Wheat, No. 2 spring, 9S12Q9912c; No. 3,
93H9qc. No. 9 red GqoG7S1 %
Corn, No. and No. yellow. Bic.
Oats, No. Q, 20@1ac; No. white, 221ac;
No. white, 211a@231ac.
Rye. No. 2, size.
Barley; No; 2, nominal; No. 8, ss@46c;
FIIaxseed, No. /, 81 o4.s@1 O71a.
Prime timothy seed, 81 go.
Mess pork, per bbl SIS 45QS so. ''
Lard, per 100 lbs, 81 671b
Short ribs sides Qoosel, IS 25@5 50.
ss Short fa eedr s 5Sas eboxa DUxe A
Nhlskey, distillers' finished goods 81 %
Sugars, unchanged.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; creameries, 120
lie; diaries, 9015c.
Cheese, easier at SA69c.
Eggs, firm; fresh, PFC
600; barley, 10. GOO. 'OVV' i'e' o.
Shipments-Flour 5000 bbls; wheat, &c.
Soo bu; corn $4,000; oats, 1000; barley,
NEW YORK, September 1o-Flour. re-
celpts; 21,151 bbls; exports. 12,154 bbls:
qulet out frm at a slight advance; Mime
sota = patent s. 5oaAs 10; Do bakers, 81 50
Wheat, receipts. A.450 Blu; exports 274.271
bu; spot, quiet. Options opened strong on
n1esad cables and foreign buying and
G inoy weak IN consequences of disappoint-
2 red May, 81 O015G71 O27k' closing AT 81 OafS:
sSeptember 81 % 15-16d1 055s, Closing at
81 e - &C., December, 81 Oh 7-1691 O3, closing
Corn; receipts, 1850 bu; exports, 21e SIG
6u sales. 3So,oo0 blu futures, 10000 bu SPOT
f S3pS' n easy; No: 2 S65sc Options opened
cember, SSssQS9c, closing at sSlac' e
oats, receipts, y. 800 bu; exports, PISA
but steady closing unchanged to &c net
ADVANCE; September closed at Csc: Deem
Der closed at 26c.
hay, weak.
Hops, cutmeats and petroleum. quiet
firm. Gnu ASSES
Wool. strong; fleece. 2oa27c; No. 2 to ex.
tra, ZlQ4Oc; Texas, 10G16c
fined, firm '72c' re-
Pork rosin and turpentine, steady.
Iai!ow and cottonseed oil. dull
Gomez, options steady at UNCHANGED
prices, closing steady net unchanged 70
points decline. Sales, $500 bags. y
.s:sIsdI raw, strong; refining SIC: GEN.
erifusal Sc test. S7sc; refined steady. No
BALTIMORE, Nd, September IN
rIour, unchanged; receipts, $500 bbls. ex-
., Wheat. firmer; spot, 81 Osa.ax. month
p oS?sQss ls December, 81 04Gtl sfesn1ar
NO. RED, s9qAc; receipts, IS0'l70 I'm. ay-
ports 1920 bu; southern wheat nv sarn-
piS; soc0si Vi14 do on grade 81 O0TK
>,CCorn, quiet; spot and month 2sit71kc.
N3Vember or December, new or old &,
asked; receipts. 154. go bu; exports go 9os
low, 3Sd39c. o'eooc' 20 yel-
. oats, firmer: No. white 24lc hid. No
10000 bu. 30 ou' exports,
Rye, firm; No. western. 54a54H. 70
egUIpts, $3.50 bu; exports. none.
gay, STEADY; choice timothy s1s naC71e "a
hGraln freights, quiet; demand slow. mn
Butter, dull and UNCHANGED
Eggs, weak and unchanged
Sheese, steady and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. senten,be- ~
w neat, duh and weak: CONTRACT $500
September, 81 01&G1 02; October 49,
psr ana december. nominal
9 Corn, firm and lie higher: M . ,,;xas
Septemoer, S6A q5el2c; October. Noyarahe.
ana december, nominal
oats. nrm and 1ec higher: No wn;.a
SeplemDer, october, November ana n