Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-12-14

supply showing q further increase OF $751;
900 bushels caused the market to again
weaken, May declining TO S54c Corr
quiet and easy, oats dull and heavy, pro-
| visions lighter than usual and the feeling
was tame. Flour-Unchangcd. Wheat
Cash No. 2 spring 77sc; do No. 3
spring 70lc; do No. 2 red 77lc; December
7~7sa77Jc, closing at 77sc; January TIA
7SIc, closing at 7Sbc; February 78sa79sc,
cEosed at re; May S5!a56c, closing at
S5sc. ~Corn-Cash No. . 36sc; Deem
Der ~36sa36sc, closing at 36sc; January
36sa37c, closing at 36Jc; May 424a4Sc,
closing al 42ac. Oats-Cash No. g 253a
26c; December 25Sa26c, closing at 255c;
January 25sa26Sc, closing at 25!c; May
3~O6a30Jc, closing at 30ic. Rye-Cash
No. 2 SAC. Barley-Cash No. 2 539
a54c. Flax Seed-Cash No. = S1@c;
Timothy Seed-Cash prime 81 79a1 80.
Mess Pork-Cash 81 00a11 129; Deem
her so S0a10 80, closing at 10 30; Feb
ruary 81 20a11 80, closing at Sl1 20;
May 81 524all 629, closing at Sll 52!.
Lard-Cash and December S. 07a6 10;
January So 124a6 Is, closing at Sc Is;
February Sc 20a6 229, closing at S. 222;
March Sc 25a6 80, closing at So 80. Short
ribs-Cash s. 55a5 60. Shoulders
Cash 81 75a4 50. Short clear-Cash S. IS.
as 80. Whisky-S1 1s. Sugars-Cut
loaf 6Sa6ic; graduated 6!c; standard A
SIC. Butter-Weak; creamery 2la259c;
dairy 17!a21c. Eggs-Fresh 22a23c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, December 13.-F1our
Firm, Wheat-Dull; No. . red Decem-
Der SSla8S3c; January Sole; February
9O4a9O8c; March 92la92c. COrn-Spot in
fair demand; futures quiet but firm; new
steamer No. 2 mixed 46l old steamer No.
2 yellow 40ic; No. = mixed track
47c; No. . mixed December 452a46c; jan
uary 4~6la464c; February 47sa479c; March
472a48c. Oats-SpOt quiet; futures dull;
western No. 5 white 364a37c; No. . white
37Ia373c; No. 2 white December ~36}a374c;
February 37a37!c; March 37!a3Sc. Pro-
visions-GOod iobbing demand and firm.
Pork-Family $l3 so, Lard-Refined
Sc 757 90; do steam Sc 80. Butter-Firm
and quiet; creamery extra 30c; western
ladle packed 21a23c. Eggs-Firm; west
ern fresh 2Sc. Cheese-Firmer; Ohio flats
111a133c. Petrolum-Dull; 700 Abel
test 6sc.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December 13.-Cotton
Firm; middling 9!c. Flour-In fair
demand; family s. 55a3 60; fancy So Go
al 05. Wheat-Firm; No. . red 70
asOc; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments
5000. Corn-Easier; No. = mixed 374
a3Sc. Oats-Firm; No. 2 mixed 30lc.
Rye-Stronger; No. 2 594a6Oc. Pork
Quiet at $11 80. Lard-Firm at Sc 05
6 OS; Bulk meats-Firm; short ribs
S. 97@. Bacon-Steady; short ribs
S. 81; short clear s. 12!. Whisky
Active and firm at 81 Is. Butter-Easy;
extra creamery 2Sa30c; choice dairy
1sa2Oc. Linssed oil-Quiet and steady at
36a38c. Sugar-Steady; hard refined
6IaGsc; New Orleans 4fa5c. Eggs-Easy
at 20a2lc. Cheese-Firm; prime to
choice Ohio fiat l1a12c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., December 13. -Wheat--Dull
and steady; cash and December size bid;
January sale bid; May 6Sic. Corn
Steady; cash 39lc; May 43fc. bid. Oats
Neglected. Glove Seed-Weak; cash and
December 81 80; February 81 67l bid;
March d ~ bid.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, December 13.-The Mark Lane
Express review of the British grain trade
during the last week says: deliveries of
native wheat have been very small.
Values in principal markets advanced s.
Trade in London is slower, although there
has been a rise of 6 d. Sales of English
wheat during the week 63,3l5 quarters at
SO S. 1 d., against 80, S64 quarters at 30 8.
) d. during the corresponding period last
year. Flour firm and id. dearer. Foreign
wheat has maintained q rise of6d. Aslight
decrease in the American supply continued,
which, with reduced shipments from India,
keeps quotations steady. Corn and oats
are each I'd. higher. To-day there was a
fair demand for wheat and prices are Ga
I'D. dearer. There was a further rise of
Cd. for -four. Corn is scarce at an advance
Of Cd. Barley is quiet, but steady. Beans
and peas were scarce and Gal5d. dearer.