The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-15


IT 44@6 per cent. Customs receipts
10000. The Assistant Treasurer ren Gus aus
lrsed $4,000. Clearings s2l,ooo'ooo'
.erling strong at 4S6@is0.
GoLp-Opened and closed at llo5
18th sales in the interim at ll3{. Carry
" rates TO 3 per cent. ..... g.. ..p
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. al higher.
nIted states 6s of 1881, coupohs.........-l23
iye-twen ties, (lS65)
lSS5) new. ........llgA
Cls67 ...........................i2
(ls6s ..........................iZo
en- Forty Coupons........ .......''"iiI;9SIT2
lew ...'.''."dtoIs
S1xes-........ -..-...,v: i1o/2
RAILROAD BONDS Active and higher
or Pacific issues. The earnings OF the
Mon Pacific Railroad Company ior
1875 show a net surplus OF $,O2o,Ooo
over expenses On traffic there is an in-
crease of.Sll4,000 compared With 1874.
STATE BoNps-Quiet and steady.
STocKs-Generally strong and higher,
with st. Paul, Northwestern, New York
Central, Rock Island and the express
stocks rs the features. At the close the
market showed some reaction from the
extreme buoysncy ofthe forenoon. North
western common advanced to All, and
prcferred,to Cog, closing at ABS and 65s re-
spectively; New York Central advanced
TO ll5t and Harlem to las, with hnaI
sales ut ia! and I44; Adams Express
rose to 1llS; Wells, Fargo " Co, to 81
United States to 76s and American TO
81; Pacific Mail and Western Union
were heavy, and closed at the lowest
figures of the day. Transactions on Ex-
change to-day, were $4,000 shares, OF
which 500 were Pacific Mail, $500
Western Union, 10000 Northwestern,
G,GO0 Rock Island, $4,000 st. Paul, COCO
Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, COCO New York
Central and 5000 Ohios.
Western Union. 1919 Rock lsland......-l09H
Pacific Mail ........ 81 II, Paul .......... l1's
Adams Express IFS, st. Paul preter'd. ~
Wells FargoSCO 800 ToledoS WATERSHEDS
Amer. UniOn.......66 II. Il w. preierd-ll9i4
United StateS..... 81 Fort Wayne......-lulta
y. V Central. No. ierTe Haute .....- o>4
Erie .... ............ Ia L. IL prefcrred... =
Erie Drrt1rred = 30 IndianaC entrl. loo
Harlem lii Chicago tAlton~l OA
Harlem pTeier'd III ca y. prefer u,lU5
Michigan CentI. 81 Ohio& MiSsisippi 22l4
Lake Shore....... G6I9 II. Il ~. joe. Nt4
Union Pacific. 6yI. Il. X G....-........... 1879
Illinois Central ggl, ID. Il i.ackawana. Il
& and P... G}l4 A, &P. Telegraph 2UI
Northwestern G. 4@4 {, Pacific bondS..lu,s
Northwest'n pid. 79l, u. Pacific bouds.lOi3s
n. j. Centr0l..."lCSi,
New YORK, February 14.-CottNn
Quiet at 1908 $40. Frtares closed
onie. st u l9.SA@fE l5-l6c; March
Il g.1Gc. hprHlS ll-S2@13 Is 32c:May
70 1899, June l3 25-32c; July 10 29-32ci
August IA 5-lGc. FlOur-Quiet; receipts
10000 barrels; superfne western and
state 81 25G4 20; common to good So 90
(15 50; good TO choice S. 55@6 90; white
wheat extra Wisconsin s. 10;
extra Ohio IS OO@7 90; st, Louis So 80
az 90. Rye Flour steady at 81 1908 o..
Corn Meal-More active at 81 900 3 %.
Wheat-Dull and scarcely any business
receipts $4,000 bushels; ungrad-
ed spring 81 10; rejectedSl 00@l o.; No.
= Chicago spring 81 24G1l 2G; No. 3 in
store 81 10; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 25GG
| -. Rye-Quiet at SSG90c; state 9Ola
s2c. Barley and Malt-Qmet. Corn
\ shade easier, receipts $4,000 bushels;
mixed and no grade 65c; western mixed
new ungraded Gi@6fc. Oats-Dull; re-
ceipts So 600 bushels; western mixed and
State l6@ 49c; white As, 152c. Hay
Steady u: 75(o soc. Hops-Quiet. Coffee
Quiet at l9c. Sugar-Steadyi fair to
good refining 7s@7sc; prime Sc. Mo
lasses and Rice-Unchanged. Petroleum
Dull; crude ga Sc; refined lac; in cases
1SI@2lc; naptha 9@94c. Turpentine-
Steady ut 35Bc. nchanged. Pork
Firm at SD 30. Beef-Qulet. Cut
Mcats-Quiet; middies dull; western long
clear 11.c; city lie. Lard-Closcd firm
at SI3 OO@lS 10. Butter-Choice firm;
others unchanged; western l5G25c; state
2Od 32c. Cheese-Firm ut G@l2c.
W hisky-Sl u.
CHICAGO, February 14.-Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand. Wheat
In good demand; No. l Chicago
Spring 81 0s; No. . 81 03I on spot;
sales at 81 OONa1 028 seller March;
closed ut 81 0la seller March; 81 0jS;
seller May;No SH@s4fc; rejected 75c.
No. 4lc spot; II. &C. SCI
Ter March; 42c seller April. Barley
Firm and unchanged. Ryc-Steady;
Csc on SPOT; 6ic seller March. Pork
Quiet and steady; sales at sd 90 spot
seller March; S3l 80 seller April; 81 80
CG2l 60 seller May. Lard-Quiet and
firm; Sl2 30 spot; Sl2 10 seller March;
BIZ 50 seller April Bulk Meats-Quiet
and firm at =, III and ll$c. Whisky
Steady and in moderate demand ut
81 O6.
On Call Board-Wh Higher Mt
81 OBJ; February 81 O34; March 81 O5};
May ic higher. Oa;s-tnchanged.
Pork-A shade lower and dull at 81 -
April. Lard Easier and no sales.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1i.-Petro.
m-Nominal; refined l34c; crude
lie. Flour-Firm; extra 81 5000 G2!;
high grades s. OO(as 90. Wheat Penn
,ylvania red 81 37HE1 IS; do amber 81 40
lal 43; white 81 45Gl 90. Rye-Quiet
1t S3GS3tc. Countless active at 57!@
SIC. Oats-Slow; white 4S@4stc; mixed
i3G,45c. Whisky Steady AT 81 IL. But
.er-Extras dull; New York and Brad
ford county extra S5@37c; tirsts 2S@32c;
western extras 27Gl29c; tirsts 25G 2Gc
New York l2s@l@3c;
western fine l2I@13. Eggs-Firm;
Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
rcsh lS@l9c.
CINCINNATI, February li.-Cctton--
Quiet at l2sc Flour-Nominallv un-
Wheat-Dull ut 81 25Gl 30.
rorn-Steady at 4234ic. Outs-Quiet
It 3SG4jc. Barley-Quiet; No. spring
81 I3C,l II. Rye-Quict at 7S,E soc
at 81 75a2l So. Lard
steady: steam Sl2 5O@l2 57I; kettle
SIC Bulk. Meats-Qulet at S$@lll@
he. Bacon Firm at 90 l2iGGl2!c.
" Risky Firm at 81 05.
Hogs-Steady; common TO good light
s. 45(a7 80; common to good packing
81 SOFAS %; choice heavy s. %.
NEW YORK, February l4.-The dry
FOODS business was checked by the rainy
weat her, ard was light in all departments. |
lotion goods moved slowly. Lonsdsle
,ambric is reduced to lac. Prints were
uiet. Staple ginghams in fair request.
lotion dress goods fairly active. Wooden
foods, for men wear, dull.
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