The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-24

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New FlVes .....'..'''i5eI+
Currency SiXes......... ..............:..... iZo4
RAILROAD BONDS Fairly active; the
general list WAS steady, but in some cases
prices were lower.
STATE BoNDs-Quiet.
SrocKs-With the exception of Erie,
which was steady, were heavy and lower,
the decline ranging from to per
cent. The largest decline was IN West
ern Union, Lake Shore, St. Paul, North
western, Pacific Mail, New York Central
and st. Joe. The market closed active
and weak. Transactions on the Stock
Exchange to-day were lS5 500 shares,
Of which 5000 were Pacific Mail, o4,UOO
Western Union, 2l,000 Northwestern,
1000 Rock Island, u 600 St. Paul, lO,oOo
Erie. $4,000 Lake Shore, and 5000 Ohio.
Western Union.- 7I5s Rock Island. ....-lO!%s
Pacific Mail. Sj I. Paul AZ
Adams EXpreSS..lU9 st. Paul prefer a.. 'oI4
Wells, Fargo&Co IS IToledo.S WABASH
Amer. Union......6i12 i. & W. prefer IL. va
United States. 49,. Fort Wayne.......lO2
y. Y. Central......ll4I. rerre Haute ...... J5s
Erie ..., ..........., lT1SlT. III preferred. -. y
Erie prelerred...- 81 chicago 6AltOn"lOJta
Harlem ..........liU CO A. prefer .lUG
Harlem preier'd l3i Ohio& Mississippi ~
Michigan Cent?. 5yi4 lndianSCentri.. .
Union Pacific 6i54 n. X 81. joe. Is;4
Lake ShOre........, " h. Q..-..'..'...... 10 ,
T.. and P............. ID. & LackawaEa. l9;+
Illinois Central. A,&P. Telegraph 20
Northwestern G.. PFC, Pacific bomb. .luol2
Northwest'n pfd. u u. Pacifc Donus-lo114
n. ]. Central..mlUS1s
New YORK, February 23.-Cotton-
Dull at l24Gl2 10 l6c; futures closed
barely steady; February Y 1850
u 9-iGc; March 12l@1S 1890; April
II 25-32Gl2 27-32c: May l35@lS2 Ice;
June Il lGMl9 ll-S2c; July - l7-32
9l3 1890; August Is 26-32c. Flour
Receipts "a, 1000 barrels; only avery mod
crate export and home trade; supertne
western and state 81 25(a4 20; common
to good 81 9065 80; good TO choice 50 80
(d;5 10; white wheat extra s. oOG,7 10;
extra Ohio 81 9O(o,7 70; ST. Louis 50 25(G
. %. Rye -four dali at 81 lU(a5 %. Corn
Meal nchnnged Whest-Recoipts
$4,000 bushels; opened steady and closed
y shade iirmer; No. spring 81 $40 81;
No. = Milwaukee 81 2iGr1 26i No. 3
nominally at 81 0sGGl II; No. ChicoCo
spring 81 23G1l %; No. 3 81 O6lG2 %.
Rye-Quiet; western and state 0o,%9Uc
Barley-U nchanged. Malt-lienvy.
Corn-Receipts 10000 bushels; steadicr
with II moderate export ard home trade;
mixed no grade 81 !c; do graded G54Gt 6i".
Oats-ReceiptS IL 900 bushel, in buyers
favor; western mixed and state 45ta 15ci
white 46G55c. Hay-Firm ut 75(a soc.
HopS-Flrm. COtiec--QuleL NJ l5tqlSc.
Sugar-FIrm fair to good refining 40
7fc; prime TIC Molasscs and Rice
Quiet. Petroeum-F'irmer; crude SstG,
She; refined he, in cases lSl@2l2c; nap
tea nominal. Tallow-F .rmer al 9sGb
9 9-lGc. Resin Steady nj 81 60(al %.
Vurpentiue- Steady ~ 36!c. hggs-
Firm; state and Pennsyvsn l9a2Oc;
western l7@l9c. Leatheg-Steady at
22I@25c. Pork-FirIu at SD 4 5. Beef
Quiet; new PLAIN mess ll@1l!c. Mid
dies firm; western long clear l2@l2!c.
Lard-Opened firm and closed heavy;
prime steam Sl3 35@l3 So Butter
Prime firm, common dull; western l5(l
Zoe; state 2O(o3ic. Cheese Gchanged.
Whisk STEADY at 81 10.
CHICAGO, February 23.-Flour-
Dull. Wheat-Steady, and in moderate
demand; No. = Chicago spring 81 O3
spot; 99Jc seller March; 81 90 seller May;
No. 3 soc Trejccted G95c. Corn-Steady;
No 2 mixed Age spot; Age bid seller
March; 42jc bid seller Aprll; 46!c seller
May; rejected 33!c. Oats-Duu; No. ,
32Ic spot; 325@32!c seller March; 32{c
seller April; rejected $3.50. Barley
Quiet and steady; No. spring seller
March 53c; No. 3 55(I35c; rejected DC.
Rye-Quiet and firm ut 6Glc Pork
STEADY and in moderate demand; 81 10
spot; 81 3OG2l 80 seller March; ST j7l
al 90 seller April; 81 9y@2l %! sell
Ter May. Bulk Meats-QuIet ard un-
changed. Whisky 81 o..
On Call Board.-W teat-.tc lower.
Oats-tc higher.
Pork-Firmer and unchanged. Lard
L Unchanged
NEW YORK, February -Bceves-
Receipts $500 against 400 last week;
quality fair; market dull and weak with
n falling oil Of prices, equal in most
cases to one dollar per head strictly prime
steers l2@l2lc; cur load of Texas SIC;
medium to good native steers 9l@l1Ic.
No inferior or even very common native
cattle shown.
Sheep-Receipts for two days 5000
against 1850 tor the same time last week;
market steady at Mondays prices 5l@
&c; common to good 7aGlSc prime.
Swine-Re Receipts for two days 1850
against 1850 last week. One car load of
Ohio pigs, l29 pounds, alive, IS 50 per
100 pounds.
CINCISNATI, February 23-Cotton-
Dull at l2c Flour-Quiet and un-
Whcat--Steady ut 81 GOAL 30. |
CONFIRM at 40G44c. Oats-Dall at
37@4Sc Barley Firm; No, > spring
81 05@l 10. Rye-Dull ut G7G79c |
Pork-Dull and nominal Lard-Quiet;
kettle l3!@ lS}c Bulk Meats-Qniet
1t Si6l2Gl2br. Bacon Dull ut 9!@
I23@l9!c. " hi,ky-DcmsnI fair ana
market firm at 81 Oj.
Hogs-Dull; quality of offerings gen
,rally poor; common 10 good light 81 40 /
GS 90; fair to good packing IS 20@S 40. |
PnLADELPHIA, February 23.-Flour |
Firm; extra 81 j0d5 90; fancy brands !
81 00t,GS %. Whest--Prime steady; .
red 81 40; amber ST 40. /
Corn-Farly active:
fellow 57(d65c; sail 60@6lc. Oats-1n-
.ctive; white 44@4Sc. Cloverseed-
3}@l43c. Petroleum-Steadv; refined
SIC; crude lcsc. Whisky-Steady at
i 10. Butter-Unchanged. Cheese
firm; New York l23@l4c: western fine
2!@l3c, Eggs-Strong; Pennsylvania
! ew Jersey and Delaware fresh 1880
EAST LIBENTY, PA, February 3d.
>attle-Receipts TO day SIS head or six
airs through and rs cars local, making
, 100 head for two days; best Sc 00@6 %;
Medium to good So O0@5 10; common to
air SO 75@4 10; stocGers SO 00@4 20;
'ulls 81 75(i,4 %.
Hogs-Receipts to-day 3,025 head and
or two days $3.50; Workers SIS 2OCG,S so;
D. ila1elnhias 80 00LI q en-