Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-21
Coal steady.

Coal steady.
Beef steady; family sl1 5Oa12 90;
| mess 50 Scale 90; beef hams s21 sea
2 90; packet $40 Quail 90: city extra
India mess SIT U0a1s 90.
Cut meats quiet: picked bellies 912a
llAe; picked shoulders 7Ssc; picked
hams 10Aal0lzc.
Lard easy; western steamed 50 so;
refined easy; Comment 50 so; s. A.
$40 Is; compound IS 0oas 0eh.
Pork steady: family $17 00a17 70;
short clear sl7 50a19 90; mess SIS 50a
10 10.
Butter STEADY; creamery 15a22c; fac
tory 15al5iae; June creamery 15a22c;
imitotion creamery 141sa1ec; State
dairy 14a21c.
Cheese firm; fancy large coiored
9hc; fancy large white 9hc; fancy
small colored 10hc; fancy small white
10a10Ac.
Eggs steady; State end Pennsylvania
2f1aa22c; western uncandled 16a2l re.
western candied 211ae.
Tallow steady; city (s2 90 per pack
age) a1AaS&c; country packages freel
/ 5 .sa57sc.
Cottonseed oil dull; prime yellow
40c.
Petroleum quiet: refined New York
s. 65; Philadelphia and Baltimore
y. so; do. in bulk s. 90.
kosin steady; strained common to
| good 81 421aa1 40.
Turpentine steady at SSlaa39c.
Rice quiet: domestic fair to extra
4a612e; Japan i34a54c.
.aoiasses steady; New Orleans open
kettle good m choi aTaa9p
Coffee, spot Rio strong; No. in
voice 6Ssc mild steady; Cordova 7isa
/ lie
Sugar raw firm: fair refining 5l6a
| 3Sse; Centrifugal 80 test 13-16a3 sc.
Molasses sugar J3-16c refined
steady: No. 6 81 80; No. Z, 81 30; No.
S. 81 80; No. 9. 81 20; No. 10. 81 90;
No. II 81 10; No. u. 81 Is: No. 13.
81 05; No. IA, 81 o. standard A, 81 90;
confectioners A 81 so; mould A So i5;
eutloaf s. 60; crushed IS so; powder
ed IS 20; granulated IS 10; cubes
s. 80.
CHICAGO, October 19.-Uneasiness
over the Argentine situation was bull
ish factor in an otherwise dull Satur-
day session on the board OF trade to-
day. December wheat closed unchanged.
December corn l4a$sc lower, and De-
eember oats a shade depressed. Pro-
visions closed 715e to 16c lower.
At the outset there was a depressing
tendency in the wheat pit due to sag
ging cables. December started 1saAc u
Massc lower at 704 c to 705sc, and with
the usual prospect Of closing deals for
over Sunday there was an inclination
to sell The doubt over the amount OF
damage done by the drought to the
Argentine crop brought an uneasy feel
ing to the crowd, however. and Decem-
/ Der gained activity and strength and
sold at 70Aa70ssc. On the bulges COM
mission houses sold and the seaboard
bought for export. Late in the session
profit taking eased the market, and De-
cember closed steady and unchanged at
70sa71c. Local reeel pts were 116 cars,
of contract grade. Minneapolis and
Duluth reported 662 cars. making to-
tai of IT'S for the three points, against
S54 last wee and 500 year ago. Pri-
mary receipts were 95S,000 bushels,
against .059 900 year ago Seaboard
clearances in wheat and -four equaled
1872 900 bushels Fhe seaboard reported
IL loads for export.
Corn was very dull and easier. owing
to easier cables. bright. mild weather
and a poor shipping demand. 1t had q
squirt of comparative strength, but at no
time touched yesterdays closing fig
ures Wheat added some strength to
what would otherwise have probably
proved very weak market. December
1uctuated between 56Ba56Ac and $500
and closed weak Aca3sc lower at 56Ac.
Receipts were 20S cars.
Oats were quiet and kept within a
range Of Ne. Shippers were fair buy
ers at the start and commission houses
sold lightly. The general undertone
was firm. but light business brought
December to steady close shade
lower at 353sa351Ac, Receipts were POI
cars.
Provisions ruled trifle easier on a
declining hog market. Ihe trade was
largely local and moderate, and almost
featureless. January pork closed 10c
lower at s15.12B; January lard 71ac
down at $902h. and January ribs 712a
1oc down at s7.821aa7.S5.
Estimated receipts for Monday:
Wheat, 115 cars; corn, 225 cars; oats,
100 cars; hogs, SO, 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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