Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-17

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with continued absence Of export interest
options opened sircrs and l@4c higher
|, later lost advance and declined &c, closir 8
heayy; sales 100000 bushels futures;
80 600 bushels spot; No. 2 Epring 90c;
ungrsded red secla$l OF; No. 3 red non-
inai 94Jc; No. 2 red nominal 9I@9I4ci
No. l white 99e; upgraded white 9Oc; NO.
2 red November 91@ 9sIc, closing at 9Ic;
December 91l@S0sc, closing at 99sc; Jan
nary 99csc(aSl Oh closiDg at 9o{e; Feb
ruary 81 Ois@l 03l, closing at 81 OIL;
April 81 O5f@l 07s, closing at 81 GOT;
May 81 06i9l 08l. closing at III COZ;
June 81 0s@l 09s, closing at 81 O8. Corn
Spot steady and quiet; opened s9fc
lower, later declined further 4@sc, closing
heavy; receipts 1873, 600 bushelsi exports
se6i6 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures, It's, 900 bushels spot; ungrsded 90
054c: rejected 40@4Isc; No. 54ic; No.
white sec; No. 2 November safe closing
at 53ic; December 534@54bc, clOsiag at
sale; January 49t@50sc, closing At 4Ssc;
February 48s@49c, closing at 4ose; May
47E04Sic, closing at 4Sic. Osts-Higher
and fairly active; receipts $4,000 bushels
expcrts Is 100 bushels; mixed western 80
@3OBc; white do 35@4le. Stocks Of
grain in store, November l4-Wheat. -
S35 435 bushels; corn, 285,252 bushels;
oats. l.6S9545 bushels; barley, 99,l6
bushels; rye, ll2,43S bushels; peas, All
bushels; malt s9,4S4 bushels, Hay
Steady. Cofee-Optiops steady; sales
5000 bags; December 6.55ci March 6.95e;
April 7.0Oc; very dull Sugsr-Dull; re-
! fined du,l; grauulated 7.l6c. Molssses
Easy; New Orleans 43950c for choice
and fancy. Rice-Firm. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 81 OFT; refined
ssc. Turpentine-Steady at Site. Eggs
Firm and in fair demand; receipts 2,5I4
packages Pork-Quiet and firm; sales
of mess at $lO0 90 for inspected. Cut Meats
Quiet; packed shoulders Sc hams stc.
Lard-Lower snd dull; contract grade spot
S. Ala; sales December Sc 4l@6 +3; Jan
nary Sc 1906 So; February SIS $500 62;
March Sc 6466 c, May sc Tl@6 70;
civ steam S. 30. Butter-Dpll and heavy;
western s@27c. Cheese-Steady but
quiet; western Eat 8@9ic.
Chicago.
/ CaICAGo, November l6.-The local gram
trade was quiet to-day, the early market
being particularly interesting. Previous
to the opening Of Change there was very
! bullish crowd on the curb and 1t was their
evident intention to open up business TOR
higher prices. The fret half hour brought
out such plentiful offerings that bull mar
ket was our OF the question. Flour-More
active, with prices steady and unchanged.
Wheat-Firm early on higher cables and
light receipts; then weak and lower owing
10 free offerings, closing rather firm. Sales
ranged, November s9s@9l:c, closed at
s9gc; December 90s@9l{c, closed al sOs
69O!c: January 9l@923c, closed at Gle;
May 979@9S.c, closed al 973c; No.
spring S9.c No 3 76c; No. > red 500
934c; No. 3 s03c. Corn-Dnll ard weak
Sales ranged: November; 4l4@42:c, clot'
ing at 42sc; December and year 4O@4Osc,
closed at 4O!c; January 374@37.c, closed
age; May 394@39tc, closed at S93c bid.
| Oats-Fairly active and prices firm. Sales
ranged: November &c. December ZIG
| 27tc; May 3O3@3OJc. closing at 3O4c
Rye-Steady; No. Gle. Bsrley-Quiet
and dull; No. &c. Flax Seed-Weak
and unsettled; No. 81 II. Provisions
Quiet and weak, owing to large receipts
| Pork-November s. 20; December IS G5i
January 50 62469 s., closed at 50 65
/ az 67l: February 50 1903 979, closed
a. So 1899 ~; May $40 l0@l0 32!,
closed ct $40 l0@l0 l2l. Lsrd-Sales
ranged: November quiet al ST 0l96 l2!;
December Sc 1906 l7t, closed 81 SC y!
/ az Is; January Sc 1906 80, closed a.
/ S. l7366 20; February Sc 2j@6 37t,
closed St Sc 2506 27! March 50 $50
42s, closed at 50 25@9 37l; May
ST 62t. Boxed Meats-Easy and a trife
lower; shoulders So 1903 80; short RIBS
81 85G4 %; long clear 81 85@4 30;
short clear S. 1906 20. Whisky--Nomi.
nal at 81 l4@l Is. Sugar-Unchapged.
Butter-Dnll; creamery medium to fancy
l4@2ic; dairy fair 10 ane l3!@}Sc. Eggs
Steady and unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-tlour-
Steady; western and Pennsylvania 50 rs
C63 so; DO extras s. 50@3 rs; Ohio, In
diana, St. Louis and Southern Illinois
81 50@j l2i; winter patent s. 2595 50
Wheat-Stropg and higher; No. Penn
sylvania red 81 o.; No. 2 red November
9236933c; December 94i@9Iac; Janu.
airy 97f@97!c; February 99s@99ic. Corn
Spot in good demand and srm; new
No 3 high mixed 46tc; old No mixed
523c No. mixed 5S@5Tc; No. high
mixed Sole; INJURIES quiet but 6rm; No
mixed November 62i@54c; December
49@5Oc; January 462@47!c; Februs J
46l@47Ac Oats-Stesdy with moderate
demand; rejected mixed 29Ie; do white
32c; No. : white sale; ungrA3ed white
353c; No. white 36c; choice yellow and
No. > white 36lc; futures dull; No ?
white November 35!@36c; December 35i
! @36!c; January 363c; February 3f!@
sac ProEisions-FaiE Obbirg deusudi
steady. Beef-Cty family, per bol., 81 SO
/ @l2 90; do No meas 81 5O@lO 90
Pork-Mess, new, Sll 90; smoked hams
/ $40 00Gll co. Lsrd-Steady; refined
81 O067 rs; do steam Sc 1906 so; butch
ers loose S. 1896 90. Balter-Stesdy
for choice creamery extras al 27@3Oc;
Bradford county dairy extras 2O922c
Eggs-Firm; PennsylyaniA 26E@27e Ohio
25c; ice house brands 2O@2Sc. Cheese
Steady; Ohio iists, choice l0ci Ohio fair
! . prime sa@9lc. Petroleum-Qaiet;
+. TO- Abel test, in barrels, Sic.
Cincinnati.
CHCIYS4u,0., November lG.-Cotton-
Active and hrm; Ilid6hngs Sc. Flour
Stror ger; family 81 0O94 80; fancy 81 30
! "a IS. Whest-StroDger; No. red 94c
Receip's 1909 bushels; shipments BIO
bushels. Corp-Srong and higher No. 2
mixed Acc. 0sts-SuoDg and higher;
No. 2 mixed 2Sl@2sc Rys-Rrmi No
2 65666c. BArley-In good demand; ex-
ire 30 fall Sic Pork-Firm at 81 80
Lard-Firm at ~ III, Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; chou deTs % 30; snort
ribs SIS 90. Bseon-Firm; shoulders
So 623; short rib s. Is; short clear s. III
WhisEy-9uiei sn3 stssdy at 81 O9. Bat
ter-Heavyi extra creamery sS@Ic;
fancy dairy $50 &C. Linseed 0a-Quiet
and firm at 42a43c. sugar-Stesdy'
bsrd rsfned ssO9sc: New ORLEANS Ala