Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-06

erately active; receipts IS, $50 bushels;
exp,rts none; mixed western 34!@37ci
white do 3S@43c Hay-Steady and in
fair inquiry; shipping 75c. Hops-ouiet
Ooffee-Spot fair; No. Rio S.25c; OPP
tons steady and quiet; sales $3.50 bags;
January 6 6Oc; February 6.7O@6 SOC;
May c. 85c; July 9Oc; November l.OOc;
December lose. Sugar-Firm and quiet
refined quiet; powdered G5@7ic; cubeH
l5I6@7c. Molasses-Quiet. Rice
Steady and demand fair. Petroleum
Steady; United closed at soc. Tallow-
Steady at 1 l5l6@5c. Turpentine-
Steady at 38c. Eggs-Dull and weak;
receipts 40 packages. Wool-Fairly
active and steady; domestic fleece 27@
Sec; pulled woods l4@33c; Texas 9922c.
Pork-quiet; mess $40 OO@lO %. Cut
Meats-Firm; picked hams 8t@S4c; do
shoulders 4lc. Lsrd-Opened lower, but
closed steady; western steam spot S6 40;
off Grade IS 80; January Sc 1906 IS;
February Sc 37@6 80; March S. 44@
6 46; April Sc 5l@6 81; May Sc So; city
steam Sc 80. Butter-Weak and quiet;
western l2@34c; Elgin creamery 35@
Soc. Cheese-tirm and demand moder-
ate.
Chicago.
CuICAGO. January 5.-Wheat appeared
to have very few friends in early trading
on Change to-day, and from the start
there Was rapid unloading OF long prop
erty and free short selling, under which
wheat dropped oil to SIC, against SIC at
at the close of trading yesterday. The
market settled back TO SSic and remained
rather heavy to the close Of the regular
board, closing at s. &c. The chief cause
Of the weakness was the increase shown
in the visible supply. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Opened weak, de.
cined rapidly and closed &c under yester-
day: Sales ranged: January SlJ@S2ic
closed at S2!c; February 82t@S2sc
closed at N2!c; NAV 825@SSic, closed at
S3lc; May SS@SSsc, closed at SO &c; No. 2
spring S2@o2!c; No. , spring Csc. Corn
Quiet aud steady; cash 36tc; January
36@36sc, closed at 81 GI3G5 &c; February
S6t@3O4c, closed at S65c; May S93G9
3g,c, closed at &9i@3gJc. Oats-Quiet
and steady; cash 2S!c; JanuaIy and Feb
ruary , &c; May 81 !@&lsc Rye--Dull;
No. , 5sc. Bar!ey-Quiet; No. 2, $40
&c. Flax Seed-Dull No. |, 81 III,
Mess Pork-Quiet and unchanged cash
SI0OQ@lO05; January SO OF; February
$l0O2!@I0 O74, closed at 100000 O7!;
May $40 324rGIO %7!, closed at $40 $50
10 81! Lard-Quiet aud shade easier;
cash 81 o.; January ST 90; February
S. O2!@6 O5; March s. O7!@G ~!
closed nt 81 Ol@6 ~; May 81 22!@
s Is. Boxed Meats STEADY; shoulders
s. 1908 Is; short ribs S GO; short clear
- %0rG5 80. Whisky-Steady at 81 IL.
Sugars go Unchanged. Butter - Lower,
creamery 2l@&lc; dairy l4924c. Eggs
AT ls!@l9ic.
Cincinnati.
UlNvISNATI, o., January -CottJr-
Easy; miialing sc. Flcui--Dull and un-
changed Wdeat-Dull and lower; No. ?
red 9l@92c; receipts COCO bushels; ship.
ments 900 bushels. Corn-Barely steady
No. > mixed 35c Osts-Easier; No,
mixed sole. Rye--Quiet and unchanged
Barley-Firm aud unchanged. Pork
Quiet at$l0 p. Lard-Flrm at So OJ@
s o.. Bal, Mea's--Frmer; short ribs
- 10. Bacou-Firm: shoulders 81 80;
short ribs > 30; short clear 81 10
Wbisky-Steady at 81 10. Butt~r-HeaVy
and lower; Northwestern creamery @oG3
zoe; good to prime creamery 2OCG%0ci
choice dairy lo.j I4Grljc Sugar-IEasy
aud unchanged. E,2s--lasy ard a good
sapply at lie. Cbce,e-QG!et and W.
changed.
Philadelphia.
PHIIADEl FILA January Flour Quiet.
Wheat-Dull; lower; No. red January
SG}N~Ic; February S7iCGSSc; March s"S
M9Uc; April 9lr 9Ilc; May @3iGG93!c.
Corn-Gooi demaLd; No 1 mixed a9c;
steamer No. , mixed l&CE l$!c; No >
mixed l6!c No mixed January, FEB.
ruarv, March aud May ACC. Oats-Spot
hrm: mixed 3JlM%Gic; white 31GGl0c;
futures about Sc higher but quiet. Batter
-Dull and weak creamery extra SAC.
Eggs-Dull; Western fresh nc.
Toledo,
TOlsDo, o., January 5. - Whest-
Firm; cash or January S9!c; February
Ole; March 92lc; Mag 9jlc Coru-Firm;
cash or January &S!c; May .i0ic bid,
4OIc asked. Oats-Neglected and III
changed; cash TO!c. Clover Seed-Cash
or January s. 60; February $ 70; March
s. 80.