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

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Pork-Stesdy but quiet; mess ~ Io@
10 Is. Lard-Moderstely active; western
steam spot Sc 40; December Sc 1906 81;
january Sc 4O96 AZ; February Sc AZ
@6 81; March S. 65@6 So; April IS 81
66 &c; city steam S. 20@6 rs. Butter
Firm and in fair demand; western LOG
3lc: Elgin creamery 32@33c. Cheese
Firm and in fair demand. Copper
Steady.
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE feeling
was yery unsettled and nervous in wheat TO-
day. the price a~uctuating rapidly between
S2c and S3tc for May delivery. The open
ing was steady and q shade stronger tnsn
Yesterdays closing, owing to the Tarl,ke
tenor of the cable news respecting the BAL
kan situation, May advancing to 93c.
when an advance in British
cousols vas posted there was q
quick drop to 92c, followed by q sharp cd,
vance of Halo on q rumor that l2,OOO
bushels had been laden for export at Balti-
more and fifteen boat loads al New York;
In the afternoon the feeling continued
strong, May closing at 93t@93ic, Flour
Ouiet and unchanged. Whest-un INSET
tied and nervous; market opened &C high
er, sold off lc and closed &c higher thar
Yesterday. Sales ranged: December SSS
a86Ic, closed of S6tc; January 86@83c,
closed at S6cs; May 92@S3e, closed at
923c; No. 2 spring 86@86fc; No. 8 spring
68@7l3c.; No. 2 red nominal. Corn
Quiet and easier for near deliveries, with
the distant options 6rmer; cash 403c; De
cember and year 4Os@4ltc, closed at
4O3c; January 39s@3Ssc, closed at 38tc;
Nav 4O4@4Otc. BASEBALL and unchspg-
ed; cash 283c; January 283c; May 3l5@
3lfc. Rye-Dull; No. 2 6O3c. Barley
Quiet; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed-Quiet but
arm; No. l, 81 IA Mess Pork-Active
and stronger, lO@l24c highercash IS 30
@9 90 for old, and 50 873@lQ 90 for
new packed; January 50 873@lO 90,
closed at 50 95@9 97i; February 80 974
@lO 90, closed at $40 O73@lO 90 Lard
-Firmer and 22@5c higher; cash 30 10
as OH; January Sc 07t@6 ia, closed
At s. l0@6 l24; February Sc 1906 20,
closed at Sc laos 20. Boxed Meats
Steady: shoulders 50 1908 Is; short
clear ribs s. 2O@5 %; short rio "a 90
GA 80. Whisky--Sready at 81 10. Sugar
STEADY; cutloaf 7!@74c; granulated It
@72c; standard A, S3@6bc. Butter
Firm for good grades; creamery l4@z'c;
dairy l3@l6c Eggs-At 22t923e'
OinoinnAu.
CINCINNATI, O., December ll.-Cotton-,
Quiet; middlipg sc. Flour-Qaiet and
unchanged. Wheat-SteadY; No. 2 red
94@95c; receipts 3,l0O bushels; ship
ments 1000 bushels. Corn-ln fair de,
msud; No. 2 mixed 37c; No. 3 mixed
354c. Oats-Firmer; No. 2 mixed 3lc
Rye-Steaey and unchanged. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Pork-Stesdy at
$40 25. Lard-Firm at Sc 05@6 20.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; short ribs
s. 90. Bacon-Stesdy; short clear St 20.
Whisky-Firm at 81 09. Butter. sugar
and cheese, steady and unchanged. Eggs
Steady at zoe.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December ll.-Flour-
Steady, with moderate demand. Wheat
Op6n0Q nlBuer Out CIOooO UoACAy SNSJb
No. 2 red December 894@894c; January
9Os@9lc; February 92j@93tc; March
94i@96tc. Corn Spot moderately ac'
tive; new No. 3 mixed 423@43c; new
steamer Acc; new No. 2 mixed ACC; futures
nothing doing, prices nominal. Oats.
Spot firm and demand moderate; No. 2
mixed 373G; rejected white 393c; No. )
white Ale; No. 2 white 42@43c; futures
quiet but steady. Butter-Firm and &C
tive for fresh Pennsylvania; fresh 28c; 9TH
er western fresh &c. Eggs-SteadY.
ToLEDo, o., December ll.-Whea;-
Closed steady; No. 2 cash 939@94ci De
cember 934c; January Csc; February
96!c; May 81 OOs. Corn-Unchanged;
No. 2 cash or year Acc; January 483c;
May 4O3c bid. Oats-Neg ected; No. ,
cash 3lci May 333c. Clover Seed
Nothing doug; prime medium cash IS 40
bid; December S. 40 asked; January
IS so asked; February S. So bid. Dressed
Hogs-Stesdy at 81 so.
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