The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-02-12

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New YORK, February ll.-Cotton-
Firm at l3Ml83.l6; futures closed easy;
February II 3l.32c; March 1908 g.
32c;April 1908 1890; May Is l4-32@
l3sc, June Is l3-l6@l9 $500; July
l4c; August IA 9-92@l4Ic. FlOur-Low
grades in moderate export demand; re-
ceipts ll.000 barrels; supertine western
and state 81 35G4 10; common to good
SIS %; good to choice So 65(GG 90; white
wheat extra So 1907 u.s. extra Ohio
So 95Ca7 %; 81 LOUIS IS 20@9 90. Rye
Unchanged. Corn Meal-At
81 gOH3 %. Wheat-Receipts 10 0OC
bushels; less active and scarcely so firm
Tor lower grades; rejected spring II %
al o.; No. spring ailoat 81 Boa 81;
No. = Chicago spring 81 25GCl "a No
do 81 llCdl l3; No. = Milwaukee in
store 81 %; amber Pennsylvania 81 ~.
Rye-Quiet nj. SS@ soc; state 9O(d 92c.
Barley-Quiet, Canada West 81 10.
Malt-Firm. Corn - Receipts 10000
bushels; more active for immediate de-
livery; western Minnesota old Inferior
in store 64c; no grade 49Ic. Oats-Re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; steady; western
mixed and State 46@60c; white Asa 53c.
Hay-Steady; shipping soc. Hops
Quiet and unchanged. Groceries Quiet
and unchanged. Petro.eum-Steady;
crude 73c; refined 14c; in cases lS4G2lc;
naptha 9693c. Tallow-Steady at y
G9ic. Turpentine-Steady at 36c. Eggs
Heavy; western at l6@l7c; State and
Pennsylvania 1S@l9c. Pork-Steady
ut SD 90, Beef-Quiet. Cut Meats
Western quiet western long clear 12c;
city l2ic. Lard-Closed heavy; prime
steam Sl3 00Gl3 OCT. Butter-Choice
firm; others dull; western 15@25c; state
20(d32 Cheese-Firm at 6@l2!c.
W hiskv-Lower at 81 l..
CHICAGO, February 1l.-Flour-
Market firm, but not Guotably higher;
western shipping extra 81 00m4 80; fair
to fancy Minnesota a S5M6 80; medium
to choice western extra 81 1901 80
heat-Active but lower and unsettled
No. = Chicago spring 81 04t spot; sales
at 81 034GLl OF seller May; No. ) Soc;
rejected 75c Corn Opened firm, but
closed dull; No. mixed 4llc spot; Ale
bid seller March; 4Gc bid seller May; re-
iected sc. OatS-Qu ct and firm; No. =
3lBc spot; 3li@3l;c seller May. Bar
ley and Rye-Dull and unchanged.
Pork-lrre@ular, in the main higher; at
$40 50 spot; $40 974@2l 90 seller March;
$2l so seller April. Lard-lrregular
but in the main higher. at $l2 G0@l2 IS
spot; II 10 seller March; SD 75@l2 81
seller April. Bulk Meats-Very firm,
and holders are asking higher rates; SG
lls@1lsc. Whisky-Demand light but
holders firm, at 81 06.
On call OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and
unchanged; Chicago grain firm and I'M
changed. Pork-Firm and higher; 81
cash; S2l 10 March; 81 10t April.
Lard-Flrmer and unchanged.
NPmLADELPHIA, February ll,-Clover-
seed-At l34@ l4!c. Flour-In good
demand; superline SO 5OG4 90; extra
81 so; highgrades 81 O0@S %. Wheat
In good demand; Pennsylvania red
81 40; white 81 50@l 80. Rye-At So
0S4c. Corn-Dry yellow 5S@G0c; sail
&c; steam SIC; white 6O@6lc. Oats
Firm; white IS@5lc; mixed 44c. WhiS-
ky-Iron bound at 81 |. Buttcr-Dull;
extra scarce; New York and Bradford
county extra 34G35c; tirsts 2S63lc;
western 22G2Sc; frsis 25G PIE. Cheese
Firm for choice; New York 23Ml33c;
western fine l2!@l3c. Eggs-Market
weak and concessions necessary to effect
sales; Pennsylvania, New Jersey and
Delaware fresh l9G 20c; western do Is
@l9c.
BALTIMORE, February l1.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet
and steady. Corn--Easier but not QUOTA
bly, lower; western mixed Clio. Oats
Dull and heavy; western mixed 42643c.
Rye-Nominal. Hay-Dull and un-
changed Provisions-Strong and buoy
ant. Pork-S22 90. Bulk Meats
Shoulders Ssc; clear rib sides lie loose.
93@lOc; clear RIB
sides l3c; hams l5i@l6c. Lsrd-Steady
and unchanged. Butter-Unchanged.
Easier but not quotsbly
lower. Cofee-NomiHally lower; Rio
cargoes I5t@lSfc; joobing at l53@l9ic.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 II.
PHILADELPHIA, February IL
Woo!-Fair demand and prices steady;
supply light but sufficient for present
wants; tone of market strong; Ohio,
Pennsylvania and West Virginia double
extra and above 46@50c; extra 46(G
4Sc; medium 50@54c; coarse Asa 49c;
New York, Michigan, Indianaand west
ern fine 42G43c; medium 5O654c
coarse 45649c; combing washed 5S(d 65c:
do anwashed 423c; Canada combins
CSC; fine unwashed 30@ Bic; coarse and
medium unwashed 35@39c; tub washed
5O656c; extra and merino pulled 4OG
nc; No. / and superfne pulled SS@ 42c;
Texas fine and medium 22@24c; Texas
coarse 2l@S0.
NEW YORK, February 1.-THE dry
goods business continues quiet with the
houses, and the jobbing trade
was light. Cotton goods moved slowly,
bat ruled steady in prices. Prints in
moderate request, but not active; shifting
styles quiet. Ginghams in unsteady re-
quest. Cassimeres and shirtlngs in lin
ted demand, and worsted coatings ruled
,uiet. Dress goods and shawls fairly ac-
I've.