Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-03

yellow 4fA5kc; off A 55@7c; mould 4
| 6sc standard a 69.l6c; granulated 6sc
! Molssses--Firm; New Orleans choice
and fancy 4e@52c. Rice--Steady and II
fair demand; domestic 4@6ic. Petroleum
Steady; United closed at SSfc; refined
9Ic Tailow-DulI and weak at l.
64Ec. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine-Dul
at she. Eggs-Quiet and heavy; re
ceiuts 1928 packages. Pork-Easier and
more active; mess $40 90; clear back
Sl2 so; extra prime s. 66@9 70; family
mess $ll 0O@ll so. Beef-Steady.
Tieree Beef-Dull; extra India mess
Sl7 O0@2O 90. Cut Meats-Steady;
picked bellies Sc; do. hams 94e; middles
dun; long clear sic. Lard-Opened low
er, closed with slight recovery; sales
choice s. As; December Sc $685. AS;
January S. 4266 45; February S6 80
as 81: February Sc 5000 "a; March
Sc 59@6 So; May Sc II; city steam
Sc 20 25. Butter-Firm on fine grades;
western lS@2Sc; creamery 2s93Oe
Cheese-Dull; western fat 7l@9ic. Cop
per-Firm and quiet.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 2.-It was thought
Yesterday that wheat could not be more
inactive or heavier, but the first halt OF to-
days session proved the fallacy OF this as
shortly before the noon hour the market
dropped heavily with scarcely any tiuctua'
tons in prices. In the afternoon the
market was quiet excited for q time, Jan
uary advancing to 81 and closing at that
figure, which is an advance of II over yes
terday. The latter advance was due to
more exciting news from the Balkans and
the intimstion that Turkey was about to
advance with her forces to accomplish the
military occupation of Roumelia. Flour
Quiet and dull; Southern winter wheat
81 1906 90; Wisconsin 81 65@485; Mich
igan 81 1904 90; soft spring wheat % ~
"a co. Minnesota bakers 50 1904 on;
patents 81 75@5 so; low grades ~ OO9
3 90. Rye Flour-At 50 S0@3 so; buck
whea. -four 81 5O@5 90. Wheat-Dull
during early hours, but rallied toward noon
on war news and on showing OF falling
of in receipts, closing one cent higher
than yesterday Sales ranged: December
84E@86!c, closed at S5Bc; January 85t@
S5Ec, closed at 86fc; May 9l4@92jc,
closed at 92Ic; No. 2 spring 85s@855c;
No. 3 spring 78c; No. 2 red 9Oc; No. 3
78c. Corn-Rulsd quiet and firm, closing
ic higher; cash Ale; December and year
4O3@4lfc, closed at 4OBc; January 3ot9
384c, closed at 384c; May 394@4O8c
closed at 39I@4Oc. 0sts-StroDg; cash
29Ic; December 29@29fc closed at 29ic;
January 28i@?9c; MAY 3l4@32c, closed
at &c. Rye-Qaiet; No. 2 Gle: Barley
Steady; No 2 Csc. Flax Seed--tIrm;
No. 81 III Mess Pork-Achve and
closed steady; cash IS SO@8 IS for old,
and 80 SOFAS IS for new packed; Decem-
Der So 50; January 80 77!@9 993, closed
at So 873; May $40 25@lO 424, closed
at $40 a7I6l0 40. Lard - Moderately
active and shade easier; cash Sc OO@
O24; December S. 973@6 O2l; January
Sc 1905 Is, closed at s. l23@6 10.
Boxed Meats-Stesdy; shoulders 81 7C@
3 Is; short rib 81 77!@4 So; short clear
S. lO@5 Is. Whisky-Steady at 81 To-
Sugsr-Steady and unchanged. Butter
Quiet and unchanged; creamey l4@25c;
dairy l2!@l8c. Eggs-At 2O@2lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 2-Flour-
Demand moderate. Wheat - Options
steady; spot quiet ungraded red 9O@92c;
No. 2 red December 883@89c; January
9l@9l4c; February 93G93!c; March 943
@954c. Corn-Nothing doing in options;
spot lots in moderate request; new No. 4
mixed 37R039c; new No. 3 mixed Ale;
Old No. high mixed j5!@56c; new No. 2
mixed 49Ic; old do 53c; new steamer No. 2
mixed 45I@46c; No mixed December
49I@5Oc; January 47@473c; February
463@47tc; March 46i@47!c. Oats
Spot lots were in fair demand; rejected
white 35c; No. 2 white 394c; futures
quiet but steady; No. 2 white December
S74@38!c; January 38@38lc; February
38j@39c; March 39@40c. Provisions
Steady. Butter-Firmer for fancy grades;
creamery extras 28@29c; Bradford county
and New York extra fall tub 20@22c; do
dairy extras l8@l9c; packing 6@7d.
Eggs-Firm; Pennsylvania fresh BIC;
Ohio and other western fresh 26c.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, O., December 2.-Cottcr--
Quiet; middling 9Ic. Flcur-Sronger;
family ST. 1904 80; fancy 81 5O@t 70
Wheat-Active and higher; No, 2 red
93I@95c; receipts 1000 bushels; ship
ments $500 bushels. Corn-Heavy; No.
3 mixed, new, SEC. Osts-Firm; No. z
mixed SO!@3lc. Rye-Steady; No. 2
65c. Barley-Steady, in good demand
aud unchanged. Pork-Quiet at $40 %.
Lard-Easier at s. %. Bulk Meats
Quiet and firm; short ribs S. 90. Bacon
Scarce; short clear Sc 20. Whisky
Steady at 81 O9. Butter-Quiet and III
changed. Sugar and cheese steady and
unchanged. EPgs-Easy at l9c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o.. December 2 Wheat
Closed quiet; No. Lake Shore cash oslo
94c; December 93lc; January Gage bid
February 96c bid; May 81 0Oi Corn
Inactive; No 2 cash 4Oc; December 4Ot
asked; January 38lc; May Acc bid. Dat
Scarce; No. 2 cash Bic bid; May 81
Did. Clover Seed-Steady; prime medium
cash or December S. so; January IS sly
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