Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-18
PRODUCE.
New York.

barrels, market firm but less active; sales,
II, 900 barrels Wheat-Receipts 20, $50
bushels; exports none; cash firm; options
opened weak and declined sasc; later ruled
stronger and closed with a recovery of "a
1c; sales 5,l20, 600 futures, 212, 900 spot;
No. . spring 90Ic; No. hard 94fc store;
No. spring SIC; ungraded red S4ga9913c;
No. 3 red S74aSSc; No. red 92c; extra
red 914c; No. white Disc; No. 2 red De-
cember SSbaSSc, closing S9c; January s99
a90c, closing at 894c; February 9l4a9lsc,
closing at 9lBc; March 93a93ic, closing
at 93c; April 944; May 95 l1-l6a96fc, clos
at 96c. Corn-Spot steady and less active;
options closed shade easier and more or
less neglected; receipts 6, $50, bushels; ex
ports 1000 bushels; sales As, 900 bushels;
futures, IS, 900 spot; ungraded 464a4S4c;
No. . 47!a47sc; December and February
49sc; May size, closing at size. Oats
Quiet; receipts 25,05O, bushels; exports
!, 300 bushels; mixed Western 36a363c;
white do 37a4lc. Hay-Steady, moderate
inquiry. Hops-Quiet. Coffee-Fair; Rio
dull at 15Ic options fairly active and low
er; sales rs, $50 bags; December and Janu-
airy ~ 20a12. 25c; February - 25a12. zoe;
March - 4Oal2. Csc; April - 40a12. Csc;
May 12.45a12. Csc; June 125012. Csc;
July IL. 5OaI2. Soc. Sugar-Quiet; refined
steady; standard A SIC; cut loaft6Sc; pow
dered 6a6Sc. Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Firm; United closed at 6Ssc. Tallow-
Steady. Rosin-Firm at 81 GOAL or. Tur-
pentine-Steady at 36!c. Eggs-Firmer;
fair inquiry; receipts 1,414 packages;
Western 23Ia27c. Wool-Quiet; domestic
fleece 3Oa38c; pulled 14a35; Texas 9a29.
Pork Firm; city family mess $l2 80.
Lard-Opened shade lower, closing strong
er; western steam spot Sc 5Oa6 90; De-
cember $6 50a6 50; January Sc 56a6 81;
February Sc GAG "a; March 81 7la6 "a;
April Sc 79a6 SO; May Sc S7a6 9ll; June
6 9s. city steam Sc 50. Butter-Firm;
western 12a29c; Elgin creamery Bic.
Cheese-Quiet but firm; western flat IL
a12!c. Copper-Quiet.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 17.-Trading in
wheat was on less liberal scale to-day,
the May option keeping close TO S5c and
closing for the day at S5!c. The extreme
figures of the day were S4i and S5s. The
cables came in strong, but the prospect of
another large increase in the visible supply,
and the uncertain feeling on the New York
stock market caused an easy feeling early in
the day, and prices dropped off &c from the
opening. d, Corn-Steady and unchanged
Oats shade firmer The provision mar
ket was slightly higher Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. p
spring 76ic; do No. 3 spring lie; do
No. 2 red &c; December 76sa765c, clos
ing at 763c; January 775a773c, closing at
773c; February 7Ssa7sSc, closing at 7Stc;
May S43aS5!c, closing at 85s. Corn
Cash No. 36sc; December 3G:; January
363a37r, closing at size; February 37{a
nc, closing at 373c; May 423a425c, clos.
ingat 423c. Oats-Cash No. = 26c; Deem
Der and January 26c; May 3O,a3lc, closing
at Sic Rye-CaSh No. . 534c. Barley
Cash No. 52la53c. Flax Seed-Cash No.
Ole. Timothy Seed-Cash prime $.
Mess Pork-CaSh $11 so; December
Sl1 25a11 40, closing at S11 80; January
$l1 35a11 81, closing at $ll Az; Feb
ruary 81 50all 67!, closing at $ll.G2! |
May 81 9Oa12 o.! closinga at Sl2 O2!. Lard
- Cash Sc 224 December So 15a
6 -, closing at S. 22l; January Sc 22ia
6 80, closing at Sc 272; February Sc 32!a
6 37j, closing at Sc 37l; May Sc Goa
9 673, closing at Sc IS. Short ribs
Cash S. 7Oa5 10. Shoulders-Cash
81 OOa4 So. Short clear Sc loaf 10;
Whisky-Distillers $1lls. Sugars-Cut-
loaf 63a6lc; granulated &c; standard \
sc. Butter-Market firmer; creamery 23a
2Sc; dairy PLAZA. Eggs-Strictly fresh
24a25c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December l7.-Flour-
More active: Wheat-Dull; No. = red
December sSlasS2c, do January Sssa
sssc, February 9O5a9Osc, March 81 3a9lic.
Corn-Steady; new No. 2 mixed 464a
47c; old No. . mixed Az; No. yellow
47I; No. = mixed December 46a48}c; JAN
uary 46Ia46!c; February 47la47!c; March
47!a4Sc. Oats-Quiet but steady No.
white 36la37c; No. . white SIC; No. ,
white December 37!a37lc; January 35c;
March 37la3s(c. Lard-Firm; prime
steam S. 40a6 As. Butter-Firm, good
demand; western ladle worked 22a24c; do
good to choice 17a30c. Eggs-Firm for
fresh, western sc.
Cincinnati.
ClNClNNAIl, ", DecemDer ld.-SottOn
Dull Flour-Firm. Wheat-Steady;
No . red SOC; receipts II 900 bushels;
shipments 1000. Corn-Quiet; No. ?
mixed CSC. Oats-Strong; No. , mixed
3Ola3lc. Rye-Steady; No. ? 59!a60c.
POrk-Steady at $ll 10. Lard-Strong
at $500. Bulk meats and Bacon-Quiet
and unchanged Whisky-Steady at 81 Is.
Butter and sugar and Cheese-Firm. Eggs
-Firmer at 2Ia22c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., December 17.-Wheat-
Dull and easier; cash SOC bid; January
Sic; May SSsc. Corn-Dull and steady;
cash CSC. 0ats-No sales. Clover Seed
Duh and lower; cash, December and Janu-
airy 81 60 bid; February 81 20 bid. At
to-day's session of the Produce Exchange
there were 1896, 900 bushels of May wheat