Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-06

Sweet eider--Sand refined, ~ OU(9s oV
per barrel.
Lard-Country prime, &c.
TaIlow-Country. 63c; city 70.
rev York.
NV YoRx, January 5.--Cotton-Dull;
futures barely steady. Flour-Firm; re-
CENTS % 900 barrels; exports $500 bar
rels: suuerfine State and western 81 6O9
05. GOOD TO choice So 65@5 so; extra
Ohio s. OO@5 90; Minnesota patent pro-
cess S. OO65 60. Wheat-Spot lots 3@5e
higher and very strong but quiet owing
10 The advance asked; options opened ZIG
3le higher and excited, closing with re-
setion of s(Gllc: speculation brisk; receipts
$1,000 bushels; exports 81 600 bushels;
No. 2 spring 9Sc; No, 3red S9c; No. 2
red steamer SIC; No. 2 red 9O@94fc; un-
Graded white Sole; No. 2 red January
ssales 624OOO bushels, at 9l@93lc, closing
At 92Jc; February, sales 3, 76S, 900 bushels,
at 92a6943c, closing at 93be; March,
sales i. 72O 900 bushels, at 94s@9&se, clos
ing at 952c; April, sales LAS, 900 bushels,
at 96IG9SIc, closing at 972c; May, sales
2 500 900 bushels, at 97a@992e, closing
AT oslo; June, sales 20S,000 bushels, at
| 953C0S7sc closing at 97ac. Corn-SpOt u
@2Ic and options l@llc higher closing ag
with reaction Of s@sc; receipts lOO,OOV
bushels: exports $4,000 bushels; ungraded
| 50053c; No. 5O@5llc; steamer 5l9
| SAC; steamer yellow 52c; ungraded white
| 52e: No. 2 January 5l3@52!c, closing
At Sic; February 49l@59sc, closing at
/ 50sc. March 50(65lc, closing at 50sc;
Anil 49g@59sc, closing at 508c; Nay 49i
650Jc, closing at sole. 0ats-3@ &c
higher; receipts 1900 bushels; exports
30 GOO bushels; western mixed 36@3sc;
white western 37@4Oc. Cofee-Spot fair;
Rio quiet; options steady; light business;
sales $3.50 bags January S.lOc; February
8.2O@8. SOC; March s.4Oc; April 8.55c;
Nav s. 6O68. csc; June $50. Sugar-Dul
| and nominal; fair to good refining 4 ll-l6G
1876. Rice-Firmer; Patna sc; Ran
COON 43c. .,Petroleum-Firm; United 73sc
fallow-Steady. Eggs-Dull and lower
Western fresh 3Oc. Pork-Strong; new
mess Sl2 Is. Beef-Steady. Lard-De
mand active; western steam spot 81 ESQ
| I 27J; January 81 1907 rs; February
81 2i@7 q; April 81 SS@7 Al; May 81 a
al Al. Butter-Demand good aud mar
ket firm at 9@34e.
chicago.
CHICAGO, January 5.-Flour - Strong
stocks are being rapidly reduced; winter
wheat -four So 5O64 so; March SO 25@
4 90; soft spring So O0@3 u; Miunesota
| So 4OG4 90; patents 81 OO94 Is; low
grades 81 1902 so; rye flour So loo
o. Wheat-Demand active and feeling
wild and unsettled; prices ruled higher
but were subject to rapid fluctuations. The
market openedI@2c higher, declined &c
luctuated and declined &c again, advanced
to the highest point and closed 25c higher
than Saturday. Sales ranged; January
7996S2c, closed at size; February Solo
sac. closed at SIC; March Sl@83e, CLOSED
at 82s@823c; May S6s@SS3c, closed al
S82c; No. 2 Chicago spring SOl@Sl! C
closed at s lIc@Sllc; No. 3 69@7Oc; No
2 red SHE. Corn-Demand active; price;
advanced lB@l3c, and closed 3@l5c
higher than Saturday; cash 36l0362c
closed at 36fc; January 352@37c, closed
at SIC; February 36l@374c. closed a
37Ic; March 36S@373c, closed at 374c
May 395@4OIc, closed at 4OI@ iO{c
Oats-Opened excited aud higher; ad
yanced lode, receded l@sc and closed
strong; cash and January 26Ic, February
26@268c, closed at 26s@26lc; March 26@
&c closed at 293@295c. Rye-Higher a
54c. Barley-Quiet and firm at 6Oc. Fla1
Seed-Scarce and firm at 81 BIOL 80
Pork-Demand active; opened l5c higher
advanced to 500 iOc and prices were vel
sustained; cash 81 S5@ll 81; Januar!
$ll 87}; February Sll COOL 95, closeC
at $ll 92I6ll IS; March $ll 70@l2 10
closed at Sl2 05@l2 073. Lard-In fai
demand; prices ruled 5@lOc higher, clos
ing steady; cash Sc S7l@6 80; Januar!
Sc SOFAS 90, closed at Sc 90; February
IS S56y6 %, closed at Sc 92l@6 %
March Sc GOAT O5, closed at 81 02@7 05
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shoulder
81 S5@4 80; short rib S. 90@5 95; shor
clear Sc 35@6 40. Whisky-Steady anC
unchanged at 81 l3. Butter-Quiet ant
unchanged. Eggs-Quiet and unchanged
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January ). - Flour -
Strong; western and Pennsylvania super6nC
50 25a2 so; extras g 50@3 90; OhiC
So 75(Gl4 so; India So 624GD4 so; st
Louis and Southern Illinois So 1904 so
winter wheat 81 5O@5 %; Minnesot'
So 75@4 so. Rye Flour-Quiet and steady
at So S7!@4 so. Wheat-Very strong
under light offerings and active, covering a
damand from shorts; No. red January
89g@9Oc; February, 9l4@92c; March
933c; April 943@953c; May 95@97c. Corr
in fair demand; No 3 yellow soc; No
mixed January 50@5l1c; February 1910
49yc; March 48@49c; April 4S4@494c
Way 4SJ650c 0ats-In fair demand; re
iected white 33c; No. 2 mixed 33ac; No
2 white 354c. Provisions-Dull but steady
Pork-New mess $l3 0O@l3 so; prime
new mess 81 5O@l2 90. Smoked Hams
-lOI6llJc. Lard-Steady; refined IS 90
steam 81 CO.. Butter-Firm and good de
mand for table grades creamery extras 3!
"a 33c; New York and Bradford county
Pa, extras 27@28c; western dairy extras
24C925c. Eggs-Firm; extras 3O@3lc
Cheese-Dull but steady; Ohio fats sac
n3c Petroleum-Quiet at SIC. Whisk!
Dull at 81 20.
CINCINNATI, January 5.-Cotton-Quiet
middhng l0Jc. Flour-Active and firm
family 81 j0@3 80; fancy SO 95@4 rs
Wheat-Strong; No. 2 red S5@S6c, Corr
in fair demand No. 39lc, Oats =
Stronger; No. 2 mixed 30c. Rye-Strong
er and higher; No. SIC. Barley-In goo
demand; extra No fall Sc. Pork-Quie
at Sll 1902 90. Lard-Firm at Sc 81
Bulk Meats-Quiet and firm; shoulders 45c
short rib 55@6Bc. Bacon-Quiet and firm
shoulders IS; short rio 7Ic; short clear u
Whisky-Demand active, 81 II. Butter
Quiet; creamery 25@30c; dairy l2l@l5
Linseed Oil-Quiet and steady at 47@4S
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., January 5.-Wheat- U
settled and nervous; No. 2 red cash 81