Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-02

96.yoc; May 5.yU(dt uVci June tvVoi
August Lice; October 7.l5c. Sugar,
Steady and quiet; refined quiet; extra 9
51c; white extrA c SIC; of A SIC; mould
A 68ta6 9.l6c. Rice-Firmer and in
fair demand; domestic 4@6ac Petroleum
Steady; United closed at 8Slc; refined
Sc. Tallow-Steady. Rosin-Quiet Tur-
pentine-Dull at SS@374c. Eggs-Firm
and in fair demand; receipts 1893 pack
ages. Wool-Quiet and unchanged; do
nestle fleece 2T@36c; pvlled l4@33c;
Texas 9@22. Pork-Dull; mess $40 90:
Beef-Dull. Cut Meats-Steady; picked
bellies &c. Lard-Very dull sales, Decem-
Der Sc Alas 40; January S. 1905 40;
February Sc 54!@6 Sc; March S. s.;
MAY Sc so; city steam S. rs. Butter
Steady for choice Cheese-Quiet and
weak; western fat 74@9ic.
chicago.
CHICAGO, December Wheat was de-
pressed all day. There was an increase
in the visible supply Of 1872, 600 bushels
to begin with, 292, 900 of which represent
ed the increase in stocks of wheat at this
point, and all together made the market
anything but buoyant, though part OF the
effect of these increases was discounted
Yesterday. But it is a matter OF history
that big figures one way or the other IN
ysrisbly move the market, so to-day they
helped to depress it, though they were in a
great measure expected. The fact that the
session WAS the first business daY of the
month, and less than half day g session
at that, owing to monthly deliveries taking
up the first hour, and an adjournment OF
tie entire afternoon 81 ssion also tended to
make business of holiday character
Flour-Quiet and unchanged, Wheat
Moderately active and lower, Sales ranged:
December 84s@853c, closed at safe; Jan
uary 85s@85tc, closed at S5tc bid; Feb
ruary 58@86fc, closed at S53@87c; May
9l46923c, closed at 9l3c bid; No. 2
spring sac; No. 8 spring 65@69c. Corn
Trading very light; market steady; cash
4O304OIc; December and year 4O3@4lsc,
closed at 402c; January 38B@SSSc, closed
at 38B@38tc; May 39s@394c, closed at
392c. Oats Steady; cash 298c; December
28t@29c; January 283c; May 3l4@3lBc,
closed at 3l3c bid. Rys-Stesdy; No. 2
Sic. Barley-DuIl; No 2 Csc, Flax
Seed-HIgher; No. 81 lO3@l II. Pork
Quiet; December So 873@S 80; Janu-
ary $40 CO@lO O23; February $40 l23
@IO Is; May $40 so. Lard-Quiet and
lower; December Sc OD@6 O2!; January
Sc Is; February Sc 224@6, 25!; March
Sc SOFAS 32!. Boxed Mests-Shoulders
So 7t93 Is; short rib 81 6O@4 90; short
clear S. 1905 20 Whisky-At 81 Is.
Butter and Eggs-unchsnged.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December Flour
Dull. Wheat-Higher but quiet; No. 2 red
December 883@89c; January 9l@9l! &c;
February 93@934c; March 945@95ic.
Corn-Spot dull; No. mixed S7!@39c;
No 3 mixed Ale; Old No. 2 mixed SEC;
old No. 2 high mixed 55!c; tutureSQom-
inal; No. 2 mixed December 49!65Oc;
January 483@474c; February 46aG47c;
March 461@4Tc. 0ats-Spot firm but
quiet; rejected white 37@374c; No. 2
white 38ic; futures dull and without i'm
portant change. Provisions-Quiet and
barely steady. BeeE-City family per bar
rel $ll 90; do packets $40 90; do No. !
mess 50 90. Pork-Mess new Sll 00@
IL so.
Cincinnati,
CINCINNATI, o., December LECTION
Steady and unchanged. Flcur-Dull and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red
ga 93c; receipts $500 bushels; ship
ments 1000 bushels Corn-Easy; No. 2
mixed SIC. 0ats-Firm; No. 2 mixed
3O3c. Rye-Quiet and firm; No, G6c.
Bsrley-Firm; extra No. 3 spring $40
soc. Pork-Quiet but firmly held at
$40 20. Lsrd-Dull; Sc 90 bid. Bulk
Meats and bacon inactive and unchanged.
Whisky-Stsady at 81 o.. Buter-Quiet
and unchanged. Sugar-Steady and IN
changed. Eggs and cheese unchanged.
roLEDo, o., December l.-Wheat--
Active; cash 93@94c; December 93c;
January 94tc; February 95!c; May 993c.
Corn-Active and lower; cash or Deem
Der JIG; January 3Sc; May 392c. Oats
Quiet; cash 3Oc; May 333c. Glover
Seed-Steady; cash or December S. so;
January s. 37!; February S. 60.