Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-08

trading: cash 4I4; December and yeas
l4IKA64l}c, closed at Ate; January
3Ss63Skc. closed at 39kc; May 40@404e,
closed At 4Oa4Otc. Oats-Steady; cash
2S4e; December 2s2c; January ESQ
2sse; May Sig R~ye-Stesdy: No = ole,
Barley-Quist; No 2 Csc. Flax Seed
Firm: No. /. 81 1871. Mess Posk-Fairly
active and 6rmer at 5@73c higher; cash
s. 92108 IS for old, and 50 $40
9 90 for new packed; January - SO@
9 9SI. closed at 50 9O@9 923; February
$40 02f@lO 10, closed at $40 O249lo o.
Lard-Ouiet but firm; cash S. 024@6 o.
January Sc O77@6 l2i, closed at S. LOG.
6 l2I; February Sc l7l@6 20. Boxed
Mests-Steady; shoulders IS W@S To-
short clear ribs s. 1905 Is; short rib
81 80@4 IS. WhiSky-Firm st VI 10,
SuparSUnchanged. Butter-Iu fair de-
msnd and firm; creamey l4@26c; dairy
l4@lsc. Eggs-At 2O@26c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December Flour
Steady and in moderate demand; western
and Pennsylvania superfne So 00@3 80;
do extra SS SOFAS rs; Ohio and Indiana.
St. Louis and Southern Illinois 81 50@
s 90; winter patent s. 25@5 so; Min
nesots bakers s. 25@5 90; spring patent
IS 2565 so. Wheet-0pened weak and
closed steady; No. 2 red December sO9
9O4c; January 92t@92sc; February slt
694ac; March 9s5@96bc. Corn-Spei
steady with moderate demand; new No.
mixed 374a49c; new November yellow
400; new No. 3 mixed Ale; new No.
mived 49A@5G4c; options nothing dong
and prices nominal. 0ats-Strong, with
GOOD demand; rejected white 3S2c; No.
white 394@4Oc; No. 2 white 39tg4lc;
futures firm; No. 2 white December SS3@
sSlc; January and February 383@39ei
March 39t@40c. Provisions -Stesdy
Beef-City family 81 90; do No. mess
50 COR 'Pork-Prime mess new $40 co.
do family Sll 509l2 20. Lard-Stesdy
CITY refined Sc 1901 90; do steam IS 81
as so. Butter-Fitm for fancy grades
creamery extras 29@5lc; Bradford county
and New York fresh tub 2O@22e; Brad
ford dairy extra l8@2Oc. Eggs-FiIm
and fairly active; Pennsylvania and otheI
western fresh 26@27c Cheese-Quie
and easy; Ohio fats choice 9]@93c; OhIt
fair to prime 7!@9c. Petroleum-Quie
and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
. C1SClNYATI, o., December 7.-Cotton-
Quiet; middling 9!c, Flour-Quiet ant
firm; family 81 1904 40; fancy 81 Is
Wheat-Srong; No. 2 red 96c; receipt
2,OGO bushels; shipments 1900 bushels
~Corn-Active but lower; No. 3mixej, new
354c. Oats-Strong; No. 2 mixed BIG
32c Rye-In moderate demand; No.
65@66c BarleY-Quiet and unchanged
Pork-Ouiet at Sc Is. Lsrd-Quiet ant
firm at Sc 90. Bulk Meats-Firmer
short ribs S. 10. Bscon-Firm; shor
clear Sc IS. Whisky-Firm at 81 O9
Butter-Quiet and firm; coed to pTim'
Ohio creamery 23@30,; choice dsir,
l4@l5c. Linseed 0il-Dull at 4l@42c
Sugsr-Firm; hard refined 7@73c; New
!. Orleans 43@5}c. Eggs-Firm at zoe
Cheess-Firm; choice mild Ohio factor.
:. 93@lOc.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, December THE Mark Ian,
Express says: Damp weather has affected
, the condition of deliveries. Really SOUND
samples of native wheats are difficult Il
, obtain. Sales of English wheat during the
week 62, 1902 quarters at Sis, against 81,
, $40 quarters at sos l0d for the correspond
ing week last year, Flour-Freely sup
piled. Foreign wheat-Extremely dull
Flour -S Steady. Corn - Steady. Peas
|, Rather cheaper. In the market for whea
cargoes prices are rather against buyers
Ten cargoes arrived, 5 were sold, 4 with
drawn and 6 remained. including 2 o
California. At to-dsy's market small ar
rivals of wheat and in poor condition
helped strengthen values. Russian -four
Steady. Oats-Steady. Pess-ln large
supply weaker. Other articles quiet.
ToLEDa,O. December 7.-Whea.--Quiet
} cash 943@95c; December 943c; January
96c; February 97sc; May 81 OLE. Corn
Quiet; cash or December 4Oc; January
} S9c asked; May 4O&c bid. 0ats-Dull
J cash Gle; May 34c. Clover Seed-lnac
tive; cash S. SO bid; December s. 81!
asked; January S. 60 asked; February
IS 20 asked