Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-25
PRODUCE.


MOv YORK.
New YORK, December "a -Flour-Re
ceipts II 1868 barrels; exports 2, 344 bar
rels, /, lis sacks; market dull; sales 10000
barrels. Wheat-Spot steady but quiet;
options opened firm but closed dull; re.
ceipts $500 bushels; exports 1881
bushels; sales 100000 bushels futures,
Is, 900 bushels spot; No. 2 spring 923c;
ungraded red 86@894c; ungraded Duluth
spring 81 90; No. 3 red SIC; No. white
Csc; No. red December 9lfc, closing at
9O3c; January 81 s@9lsc, closing at 904c;
February 92s@93c, closing at 923c;
March 94!@94sc. closing at 94tc; April
96@96sc, closing at 96c; May s7t@
98!c, closing at 974c; Juue SS!@99tc,
posing at 9SIc. Corn-Lower; receipts
l56, 900 bushels: exports l62. 8j5 bushels;
sales $4,000 bushels futures, 10000
bushels spot; rejected 39Ic; ungraded 43
@47c; No. 3 4lf@4l2c steamer yellow
45ic; steamer white 45@+5tc; No. 2 De-
cember 48t@4Sfc, closing at 48tc; Jan
uary 48@4Stc, closing at 48c; February,
47i@47ic, closing at 4T}c; May 474@
47ic, closing at 473c. BASEBALL; receipts
81, 300 bushels; exparts 400 bushels;
mixed western 3l4@35c; white do 500
42c. HAy-Firm. Hops-Stsady. Cot
fee-Spot fair; Rio firm at SIC; options
firm but quiet; sales 10000 bags; January
6.65c; February 6.70@6.75e; March
s soc; April 6.sO@6.85c; May 500
9 Coo; June 6.9O@6951. Sugar-Stesdy
and qaiet; refined steady; Of A &c; stand
ard A 6sc; granulsted SOC 10 Ice.
Nols3ses STEADY. Rice-Firm and de.
maud fair. Petroleum-Firm; United
closed at 9O!c. Turpsntine-Firm at Csc.
Eggs-Heavy and lower; receipts 9O4
packages. Pork-Firm and very quiet
Cat Meats-Firm; picked bellies 4Ic; do
hams SIC. Lsrd-A shade higher; De.
cember Sc 80; Janury Sc 80; February
SIS 364@6 So. March S. 44@6 As; April
Sc 81; May Sc $500 SO, city .team
Sc Is. Butter-Firm; and in good de-
maud; Elgin creamery 3S@39c. Cheese
Quiet and firm,
chicago.
CHICAGO, December 24.--There was
very little feature to any of the trading on
Change TO day. There was some activity
in wheat at the opening, advancing &c over
last night to 92:c for May, but it finally
closed &c lower than yesterday. Flour
In better demand at unchanged prices.
Whest-Stroug early and &c hig her, but
fell back and closed at &c lower than yes
terdsy. Sales ranged: January 84@84tc,
closed at SAC; February 84t@8jc, closed
at 84t@84tc; May 84s@853c, closed at
s6s@84;c; May 9O@9lSc, closed at 9O9c;
No. 2 spring S35@84Bc; No. 3 spring &C
@7Oc; No. 2 red nominal. Corn-Dull
and lower; cash a6so; year and December
sS4636se, closed at 36!c; January 36@
36s, closed at 36@36!c; May a9t@393c
closed at 39ic. 0sts-Dull and easy
cash 27c; January 21t@2Tic; May 5000
3lc, closed at 3lac@3Otc. Rye-Dull;
No. 2 SOC. Barley-Quiet; No. Csc,
Flax Seed-Weaker; No. l, 81 ll4@
llli. Mess Pork-Quiet and steady
cash So 1903 so, according 10 age; Jan
uary 80 s2499 So; February 50 623@
9 IS. l ard-Quiet and firm; cash IS 95@
G 90; January s. $685. 81; February
Sc O24@6 O5. Boxed Meats-Steady
shoulders % 1903 go; short ribs 81 81
IA s21; short clear IS 2O@5 IS. Wits
Ey-Stesdy at 81 l6 Sugsrs-Uncbsuged
Butter-Creamery 24@35c; dairy l5@25c
Eggs-At 22@23c. Receipts-Flour 10,
600 bu. wheat $4,000 bu. shipments
Wheat, 1000 bu.; -four $4,000 bu.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 24.-Flour-
Steady. Wheat-Lower; No. 2 red De
cember SGA@87c; January s7@s7!c
February 896S9ic; March 9l@9lfc
Corn-Spo, strong; No. 2 mixed $50 4Oc
steamer No mixed 44@45si futures
December sIong; lSter Icntba Tathe
quiet; No 2 mixed December 494@52c
January 46@46bc; February and Msrct
454@46ic. Oats-Spot in buyers favor
white 37@39ic; futures dull and Shsd
lower; No white December 3S@3Sic
January 571@3sc; February 3!l@3stc
March 38F@39c. Butter-Strong oil
scarcity Of fancy grades; creamery extras
fancy 35@37c. Eggs-Dull and weak
western fresh 27G21t. ChssGe-lirne
but dull.
Hnoin natl.
CINCINNATI, o., December 24.-Cotton-
In moderate demand middling &c. FIot
Firm. and unchanged. Wheat-D
mand active and frmer; No. red 9l(
93c; recsipts II, 500 bushels; ahipmen
! 1900 bushels Corn-Quiet; No. 3 mike
! 34c. Oats-Dull and lower. No. 2 mike
293@3Oc. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 IS. Ba
ley-Quist and unchanged. Pork-pu
! at $40 90. Iard-Ip good dsRsnd
IS 95@6 %. Bulk Meats-9uieti sho
rib s. 90. Bacon-Quiet and unchange'
:. Whisky-Steady 81 10. Butter-Nort
western creamery scarce and higher Az
43c; others unchanged. Sugar-Qui
!. and unchanged. Eggs-Quiet at 1908
9 ToLxDo, O., December 2s.-Wssst'
0 Closed sbSds lower; cash sl@9l!
= December Gle; January 92sc; Februa
93Ic; May9f2c. Corn-steady; cash
wear 3sSc; January size; May 37l
:, 0at-Dull and neglected; cash 80
!, Nav 32tc. Glover Seed-Vpckspsss; Gas
= December or January s 20; Februa