Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-10

choice; western 23@30c; Elgiu creamery
! 3O03Ic. Cheese-Dull and weak; west
ern fat rosie. Copper-Dulli lake
$ll so.
CHICAGO, December 9.-Ihe telegraph
wires were in trouble this morning and very
few orders OF any kind we're received on
Change during the first hour. Some curl
osity was evinced as to the course the stock
market would take in view Of the death OF
Mr.. Vanderbilt and what effect it would
have upon values in the grain market.
Prices showed little change at the opening
IN wheat, and the market ruled firm during
the first hour, with prices we'll up TO the
closing figures of yesterday. A selling
movement set in about 10 o'clock, hoWev-
er, which caused the price of May to break
from 81 10 93j, but it rallied quickly to
9i3 on val rumors and better buying,
broke off to inside figures, rallied and
closed OF about 81, with that figure bid at
the close OF the afternoon board. Flour
Trading very light at unchanged prices.
Wheat-Unsettled and nervous, market
opened steady but fell off cole from yes
terday's closing, rallied &c aud closed &c
6gc under yesterday. Sales ranged: De-
cember S7@S7gc, closed at 87Sc; Jauu-
ary 87s@S8ic, closed at 87sc; February
87jMs83c. closed at 8Sic; May S33@94c,
closed al 935@94c; No. 2 spring S7i@,
size; No. 3 spring 68!@72!c; No. 2 red
nominal. Coru-Fairly active but weaker,
year delivery sold up &c but broke off un-
der &c under large offerings, closing lie uu-
der yesterday, other options ruling steady;
cash 42c; year and December 4lS0@43$c
closed at 4l{@4l4c; January 36s@32ic,
closed at 38sc; May 4O!@4O!c, closed at
4Olc. Oats-Quiet and unchanged; cash
and December 29c; January 2Sic; May
3l3@3lEc. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 Gle. Bar
ley-Dull; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed-Steady
No. l, 81 l3I. Mess PoIk-Fairly active
and 2365c lower; cash s. 8T!@8 30 for
old, and 50 874@9 80 for new packed;
January SO S7t@9 924, closed at 50 81!
69 30; February 81 97!@lO Oj, closed at
s. 974@l0 90; May $40 373@lO Az,
closed at $40 373@lO 10. I.ard-Quiet;
prices 24c lower; cash Sc 024@6 05; Jan
uary Sc O7I@6 10, February Sc lao
6 20. Boxed Enthusiastically; shoulders
s. 7CG3 Is; short clear ribs S. l0@
) IS; short rib 81 s094 S7!. Whisky
Steady at 81 10. Sugsr-Unchsuged.
Butter-In good demand and firm cream.
cry l4@27c dairy l2l@lSc. Eggs-At
2I@22c.
mnninnnh.
ClNCINNATI, O., December 9 -Cottor-
Easy; %middling 9!c. F!cur-Easier; fam
lily 81 OO04 80; fancy 81 1904 70,
Wheat-Weak and lower; No. 2 red 9+@
Csc; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments
900 bushels. Corn-Firm and in fair
demand; No. 3 mixed 353c; No. 2 dc
31Ic. Osts-Essier; No. Z mixed 3Ol
@3lc. Rye-Dull; No. 2 G4!@6jc.
Barley-Firm and u~nohssCed. Pork
Quiet at $40 25. Lsrd-In light demand
firm at Sc 05. Bulk Mests-Quiet and
unchanged. Bacon-Scayce but firm and
unchanged. WhiSky-Stesdy, but firm
s1d unchanged. Sugar, Butter and
! Cheese-Firm and unchanged. Eggs
Quiet and firm at zoe.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, December 9.-Flour-
Quiet. Wheat-Dull aud barely steady
No. . red December 90@9lc; January
9lj692!c; February 94@94ic; Msrct
9S696fc. Corn-No. 2 mixed snC
steamer spot lois rather stronger but de
mSud moderate; futGres nothing doing
prices nominal; futures and December =
higher,
Toledo.
ToLEDoO., December 9.--Whes,-.Quie
and steady; cash 943@95ct; Decembe
943c; January 96fc; February S73c; Ma
81 Ol3. Coru-Yesr 4Olc; January 3ec
MAY l0ic. Oats-Unchanged; cash 3lc
Nav SAC. Clover Seed-Quiet and easy
cash or December S. so asked; Jsnusr
s. so; February IS 60 asked.