Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-15

3Oa3Sc; pulled 14a35c; Texas 9a25c. Pork
Firm and quiet. Cutmeats-Firm;
picked bellies &c. Lard-Two to four
points higher, fairly active, closed weak:
western steam spot S. As, December
Sc 43a6 40; January Sc 44a6 All; February
So 54a6 SO; March So 61a6 639; May
Sc 61a6 63l; April Sc 40; May Sc ria
6 7s; city steam SC %. Butter-Firm,
fair demand. Cheese-Quiet and firm.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, December 1.-THE tone
was quiet and heavy in the wheat opening
on Change this morning, owing to the
showing of heavy receipts here and at north
western points. The starting point for
May delivery was S5Ic, but cables coming
strong caused a rally to Soc, and the mar
ket held rather firm at about this figure
until near the close, when off rings became
more than usually heavy and a steady de-
clinefollowed, closing for the day at S5c.
Corn strong. Oats steady. Provisions
active and stronger. Pork slightly higher.
Lard higher. Flour-Quiet and %unchang-
ed. Wheat-Cash No, 2 spring TIC;
do No. spring 70lc; do No. 2 red TIC;
December 77sa77sc, closing at Tic; jan
nary T!a76!c, closing at 77@c; February
7SIa794c, closed at 7S3c. Corn-Cash
No. ? 36ic; December. 364a37c, closing
at 36ic; January ~36Ia37sc, closing at
&c; February 37sa373c, closing at 36sc:
May 4~2ta43sc, closing at 423c. Oats
Cash No. 2 &c; December 25tc; January
25sc; May 3O3a31c, closing at 304c.
Rye-Cash No. 2 5+c. Barley-Cash
No. 2 53a534c. Flax Seed-Cash No.
l 92c. Timothy Seed-Cash prime 81 80.
Mess Pork-Cash S11 129al1 %; Decem-
her 81 90; January Sl1 17!a1l 274, closing
at $l2 224; February $l1 30a11 40, clos
ing at Sill 81; May S11 SHALL 724,
closing at $11 62R. Lard-Cash Sc 10
as 124; December So 074a6 10, closing
at So 074; January Sc 15a6 20, closing at
Sc 10; February Sc 22la6 274, closing at
Sc 22l; Nav Sc 474a6 52l, closing at
Sc All. Short rib sides S. 6Oa5 IS.
Shoulders-Cash 81 75a4 so. Short clear
Cash S. 80. Whisky-$l 1s. Sugars
-Cutloaf 6sa64c; granulated 6tc; standard
A.55c. ~Butter-Dull; creamery 214a27c;
dairy 16a2l3c. E~ggs-234a24c, for strict
ly fresh.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 14.-Flour
Quiet but firm. Wheat-Firm and
higher; No. 9 red December 8S!aS9c;
January S98a992c; February 90sa91c;
March 92a924c. Corn-Spot quiet; futures
firm; new No. 3 yellow track Acc; new
steamer No. 9 mixed 45!a46; No. . mixed
December 46a46i; January 463a46lc;
February 47ta473c; March 473a4Sic.
Oats-Spot steady; rejected white 35c;
No. = mixed 35t; Western No. 3 white
36!c; No. . white 374; No. l white 3Sc:
futures firm but quiet; No. 2 white Deem
Der 36f373c; January 37a37f; February
37!a374c; March 374a3Sc. Eggs-Quiet
and easier; western fresh 27c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O.. December 14.-Cotton
Firm. Flour-Easier. Wheat-Firm;
No. . red SOC; receipts $4,000 bushels;
shipments 20, 500. Corn-Heavy No. .
mixed 372a3Sc. Oats--Firm; No. mixed
30Ia31c. Rye-Weakcr; No. , SOC. Pork
Firm at ST. so. Lard-Stronger at
So 10. Bulk meats and Bacon-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is.
Butter and Sugar-Steady. Eggs-Steady
at 20a2lc. C~heese-Strong and higher;
prime to choice Ohio fat 114al2c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., December 14.-Wheat-
Weak and lower; cash SOC bid; January
Sic bid; May S9!c. Corn-Steady; cash
39c; May 44c asked. 0ats-Neglected.
Glove Seed-Dull and steady; December
81 %; February 81 90; March 81 ia bid.