Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-01

Rags-Steady at HOLE for white miI
cd cotton; l@1Rc for al wool and li@
leo for mixed.
Seeds-Salss of timothy seed at y 9
az 90 p bushel; clover, small seed 70 o.
as O5; large, S. DOGS rs, as to quality
Sweet cider-Country sweet 50 SOC
4 so psr barrel; crab cider $6 00@7 81
psr barrel Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7}@Sc., deman'
good.
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or 50 90 II
81 90 per hundred; demand better.
Onions soc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 rs per barrel
Cranberries-Cspe Gods 81 IS per box
Jerseys g 25 per box.
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 so.
Turnips 81 90 per barrel.
New YoRK, November 3O.-Flour-Re
ceipts 5000 barrels; exports 1854 barrels
l6, 1884 sacks; market iull and weak; sales
1880 barrels; common to good extra
western and State 50 40@3 80; good to
choice do 50 95@5 so; common to good
extra Ohio s. 1905 So; common to choice
extra So 1905 so; patent Minnesota 80 90
95 so. Wheat-Receipts l0l, $50 bush
els; exports 58,2l6 bushels; spot 3@4c
higher; options opened depressed and TO
8c lower, later ruled stronger and advanced
| l@l3c, closing firm; sales 7,728,000 bush
els futures; As, 900 bushslsspot; No. 2spriDg
94c; ungraded spring 10000 No. 2 red
nominal at 93@934c; No. l white s7c;
No. 2 red November 9ls@9ljc; Decem-
Der 9l@@93c, closing at 923c; January
931695c, closing at 944c; February 95f
@965c, closing at 96bc; March 99@98fc,
closing at 9Stc; April 993@$l OOs, clos
ing at 81 0OS; May 81 0O4@l OOs, clos
ing at 81 OlJ; June 81 Ols@l Oh, clos
ing at 81 O3; July 81 03@l O4. Corn
Fairly active but lower; options 3@Jc
better, closing with slight reaction; re-
ceipss 25,49O bushels; exports 81, TAG bush
els; sales 100000 bushels futures, 26O,.
900 bushels spot; rejected Ale; uugraded
52@56c; No. 3 451@46c; steamer 400
49lc; ungraded white 48c; No. 2Novem-
Der 541655c; December 538@54fc, clos
lag at 53sc; January 50@50Sc, closing at
5Osc; February 49@49tc, closing at Acc;
NAV 4Ss@483c, closing at 4SSc. Oats
Higher and moderately active; receipts
1873, $50 bushels; expsrts l25 bushels;
mixed western 32!@37c; white do 500 43s
Stocks of grain in store November 18th:
Wheat, 9,97O,OS6 bushels; corn, 8, $40 bush
els; OATS l,409,27l bushels; barley, 1885,.
Ol0 bushels; rye, ll2,l28 bushels; peas,
All bushels; malt, l2l ,O39 bushels. Hay
In steady demand and fair. Coffee
Higher and fairly active; sales "a, 900 bags;
December 6.50@655c; January 90 6Oc;
February 6.7Oc; March 6.75@G so; May
6 e5@6 90c; August 70Oc; September
7,O5c. Sugar-Steady; refined quiet; off
A6 3 Ice. Molasses-Quiet. Rice-Firm
and demand fair. Pe,rolenm-Firm;
United closed at 88sc; refined &c. Tai
low-Dull and weak, Rosin-Steady.
Turpentine-Dull at 374c. Eggs-Firm
and demand fair; receipts 1888 packagesi
western 26@27c. Pork-Snonger but
quiet; mess $40 00@l0 80 for inspected.
Beef-Steady. Cut Mests-Stesdy; picked
missile; do shoulderS5c. Lard-Opened
higher but closed weak; western steam,
spot S. 40@6 so; December Sc 400
AZ; January SO 48@6 so; February Sc Sc
as SO; March Sc 66@6 80; May Sc 81
08 So; city steam Sc zoos %. Butter
Steady and quiet; western 8927c.
Cheese-Dull and easy; fat 8@33c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. November 3O.-On Change
this morning at the opening the tendency
in the wheat pit was besrish, but the light
inspection Saturday and the absence of
any fresh talk making any larger increase
in the visible than the crowd had heard
for two or three days past, started spirit
of short covering which proved contagious,
and by 1920 nearly all the crowd were on
the buying side. Naturally this made Of.
ferings less free and prices slowl y mounted
upward, being strong even around o54@
85sc for January. The demand contin-
ued, however, until the close of the morn
in9 session, January having cold at $500
The market was strong at these figures, an
average over Saturday OF ls@l!c. Flour
Dull and unchanged. Whest-Active,
strong and higher, although the feeling
was unsettled. Sales ranged: November
83t@953c, closed at S5sc; December 834
@85ic, closed at 95ic bid; January 83$
Ca,S6c, closed at S53c bid; May 90@92Sc,
closed at 9Oc bid; No. 2 spring 85c; No.
3 spring S5!@99!c. Corn-Active, firm
and higher; cash 4l4c; November 4li@
4l2c: December and year 40i@4ltc,
closed at 4O5c; January 373@383c, closed
at 385@38tc; May 39s@39ic, closed at
39s@39$c Oats--Higher and moderate
ly active; cash 294c; November 294@3lc,
closed at 293c; December 2Ss@29c, closed
at 2Ss@283c; January 204@282c, closed
at 283c; May 3l3@3l3c, closed at 81 &c.
Rye-Steady; No. Gle. Barley-In good
demand; No. 2 Csc. Flax Seed-Easy;
No. 81 l0!. Pork-Fairly active and
higher; cash 50 OO@9 05; November and
December 50 90; January $40 074@
10 10; February $40 l73@lO 20; May
$40 55@lO SD. Lard-Fsirly active
and higher; cash, November and Decem-
Der Sc O74@6 10; January Sc lao
6 20; February S. 25@6 27!; May
IS 324@6 So. Boxed Mests-Shoulders
81 7Q6S Is; short rib 81 S5@4 95; short
clear S. 1905 20. Whisky-Firm at
81 Is. Butter and Eggs-Steady and un-
changed.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., November 30.-CottoE-
Quiet; middling 9sc. Flour-Dull; fam.
lily 81 OO@4 rs; fancy 81 5O@4 Is.
Wheat-Firmer; No. 2 red 92c; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments 5000 bushels
Corn-Heavy; No. mixed 45c. Oats
Firm; No. mixed 30!c. Rye-Dull;
No. 2 Csc. Barley-In good demand;
No. spring sc. Pork-Quiet but firm
at $40 90. Lard-Steady a. S. 90.
Bulk Meats-Firmsr; Nominally un.
changed. Whisky-Stsady at 81 O9.
Butter-Stesdy; extra creamery 25@27c;
fancy dairy l4@l5c. Linseed Oil Quiet;
and steady at 4l@42c. Hogs-Steady;
common and light 50 OO@3 65; packing
and butchers So 65@3 90; receipts 1000
head; shipments 500 head. Eggs-Easy
at l9Ic. Cheess-Barely steady; choice
94@lOc.
Tnrrno n Nnvemher -Wheat-