Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-11-28

! 8 81; March % 65Cgo oSi MSy 80 %
June Sc 90; city steam Sc 80. Butter
Firmer on fine stock; western SC9zIe
Cheese-Dull and easy; western fiSt
@9lc.
CHICAGO, November 27.-There was
sharp break in the wheat market today
and naturally strong excitement. An In
crease of 800, 900 in the grain on ocean
passage and Liverpool cables 6 pence low
er. formed the occasion for large break
at the opening, but the bears contended
that the large bulls had grown tired OF
holding the market and were throwing
their holdings. The suddenness with which
the market dropped brought out lsrge lots
of wheat on stop orders from exhausted
margins. The result Was g carnival for the
bears. The December option started IN at
s6Ic, or 3e lower than at the close on We'd
nesday and kept on declining with slight
reactions until the price had touched SAC,
which was the bottom for the day. The re-
ceipts continued free, with q light export
movement and the shutting down OF the
-four mills, another large increase in the
visible supply was counted upon, all which
tended to increase the nervousness. Trad
ing sentered mostly in January aud May
deliveries. In the afternoon there was
rebound from inside prices, December sd-
vanciDg to e5ic and closing at that figure.
There was fair speculative trade in corn,
and the market ruled weak and lower.
Flour-Dull and unchanged. Whest-A
large business was transacted at mate
rial decline. The market opened at so
ic lower, quickly sold off q triae, fuctua-
ted for a time within narrow limits, de-
clined j@lc, rallied s@ic, but again be.
came very weak, sold off lie, Auctuated
and closed 2tc under Wednesday. Sales
ranged: November 84t@76c, closed at
Sale; December 844@S6se, closed at Sage;
January 84J@8G3c, closed at 85c; May
9lsc, closed at Ollie; No. 2 spring Sale;
No. spring 65!@69!c; No. 2 red NOM
inal Corn-Ruled easier with fair trading
for the year; options declining &c, closing
&c lower than Wednesday; cash 42c; No
vember 4j@424c, closed at 42c; De
cember and year 40@t+04c, closed at
40Ic; May 39t@39!c, closed at 3S4c.
OGts-Dull and easy with deferred futures
8@1c lower; cash 28c; November 283@
28Sc, closed at 2S:@28!c; December z78
@28c. closed at 27tc; May 3l@3lfc,
closed at 3lsc. Rye-Easy; No. 2 Gle.
Bsrley-Steady; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed
No. / 81 ll4@l Il. Mess Pork-Trsd-
Ing active, declined l5@l74c, rallied SO
74c, closed steady; cash So 75@S 80 for
old, 50 75G9 80, for new packed; Novem-
Der IS So; December IS 70@8 80. closed
at IS 70@S 10; January 80 TO 80,
closed at 50 97!@9 50. Lard-Offeripgs
were moderately free early and prime de.
clined 24@ SC, but rallied and closed steady;
cash S. 05@6 074; December Sc O5@
6 10, closed at S. 0j@6 O73; January
S. 3 l24@G .l74, closed at S. l24@6 l5
Boxed Mests-Stesdy; shoulders S. $40
3 So; short rib 81 5000 go; short clear
S. 2O@5 25. Wbisky-Steady at 81 Is
enthusiastically and unchanged on the
Produce Exchange Butter-Dull and in
light inquiry; creamery l4@25c; dairy
l2!@l8c. Eggs--At l9!@2Oc.
Cincinnati.
CINoNEArI, o., November 27.--Cottor-
Active and firm; middling 9tc. Flour
Heavy and unchanged. Wheat--Heavy
and unsettled; No. 2 red 92@93!c; re-
ceipts {, 900 bushels; shipments 5000 bush
els Corn--In fair demand; mixed new
3G!@37c. Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed 30!
63Ic. Rye-Quiet and steady; No. 2
65lc. Barley-Firm; extra No. spring
54@6Oc. Pork-Quiet at $40 90. Lard
Dull and lower a. So 90. Bulk Meats
Quiet and unchanged. Bacon--Scarce and
Arm; short clear Sc %. Whisky-Steady
at 81 O9; sales 1909 barrels finished
goods on this basis. ButteT-Steady and
unchanged. Sugsr-Firm and unchanged
Eggs-Easier at lJ@2Oc Cheese-Steady
and unchanged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, November 27.-Flour-
Dali Wheat-We ak; No. 2 November
S8i@8Slc; December 8SS@884c; January
9ls@9l!c; February 933@933c. Corn
The market was wholly nominal; late fu-
lures were !@lc lower; spot lots a shade
weaker; No. : mixed November 53@54c;
January 47@47lc; February 47@47!c
Osts-Spot steady; ungraded mixed 33!c;
rejected white 344@35; No. 3 white 36f@
Sic; No. 2 white 50; futures quiet but
steady; No 2 white November 383c; De-
cember 37{@354c; January 36@38!c;
February 384@394c. Butter-Steady;
Bradford county aud dairy extras zoe.
Cheese-Dull and unchanged.
Toledo.
ro,sDO, O., November 2, Wheat
Weak; December 92tc bid; January
93!c bid; Msy 99ic bid 99!c asked,
Ccsn-Quet; November 4Oc bid; year
39c bid 4Oc asked; May 39lc bid 1890
asked. Oats--Scsrce and dull; No. 2
cash 9O!c bid; May 33!c. Clover Seed
Steady; primo medium cash or Deem
Der So 40 bid S. 60 asked January
SIS so bid s. IS asked; February SIS 90
bid