The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-02-17

fall in coal stocks. The Morris ana Es-
sex lead in tho downward move. AT
the close there was fractional recovery
in some instances, but generally the
prices were at the lowest point OF the
day. Morris and Essex was the excep-
ton. and advanced ! per cent. IN the
final sales. The trsnssctionswere l34.-
900 shares, Of which 5000 were Pacific
Mai, $4,000 Western Union, 1000 st.
Paul, 4 600 Rock Is and, $500 Erie, IT,
90 Lake Shore, 1000 New York
Central, $500 Ohios, 1000 Michigan
Central, $4,000 Delaware, Lackswanna
and Western. 1900 New Jersey Gen.
trail, and $500 Delaware and Hudson
Canal.
Western Union Il Z. I. Z. x l..-... 70
Silver.......lH y. j. Central...... lOI2
do. oref. ..l2O Rock lslaEd..... 9s19
PaciIc MALI 25h ~. Paul ......:...;;. !ols
do pref ............ 5 lToledoSWabash 81
Adams Express lO3L Chicago &Altt II 1907
Wells, Fargo&Co 81 C.. & A. prefer ITO
Amer. Union So Fort Wayne......-lOO1S
limit ID States. 5OL rerre Haute.- ..- so
Ny Central. 9S IT. II preferrei... IA
ERIE .. SsklOhio& Mississippi 5H
Erie preferred...- Is ID. Lackawana. ia7s
Harl in ...........IS Arp. Telegraph 1874
BarI. IN prefer'd l4lb Missouri PaciflclU2A
MICHIGAN Cent?. 44sa IndianaCentrl-. "a
Union Pacific.-. az Il. d st. joe. II
Lake Shore 5l1SlC, Pacific bonds. 1865
nlinois Central. 5l%l u. Pacific bonds. lG
q. and P.,.,. SsI' u. p. Grant B'ds.lO!H
NORTH western &. 5 a sinking Fund. SH
Nsrthwest'n pid 4s35
New YORK, February l6.-Cotton-
4 I fiIf
steady; February IL 9-l66llfc; March
123@Gl2 2j-32c; April l8@l8 32c; May
IL 5.l6@l3 7.32c. Flour-A it'll" mere
doing, main ly for local use; receipts 5000
barrels; superfne western and state 50 %
G6 co; common to good S. S5G6 90;
good TO choice Sc 05@6 10; white wheat
extra SC l567 so; extra Ohio So S5(9
775; ST. Louis ST 00@5 IS. Rye Flour
unchanged. Corn Meal-Qulet; west
ern 81 9O@S 10. Whest-Dull and
maslly unchanged; receipts 5000 bar.
rels: No. 2 Milwaukee held at 81 400
la; 81 AZ bid; No. 2 Chicago spring
offered at 81 As Rye-Dull and heavy;
western 806S3c. Bsrley-Dull and
declining; prime ungradef CSC. Malt
Dull. Corn-Quiet; receipts $4,000
bushels; ungraded western mixed 579@
5Sc; No. . SIC; steam mixed 573@5Sc.
Oats-Dull; receipts 5000 bushels; west
ern mixed and state 4l@5ic. Hay
Firm; shipping Zoe. Hops-Heavy;
yeariings s(Gllc; Few western l0@20c.
Cofiee-Dull; Rio cargoes l7!@2lc;
jobblng 17l@22sc, gold. Sugar-DulI
and uominsl. Rice Quiet. Petroleum
Dull and heavy; crude lOc; refined,
ress'cs at l7Ic; III cases nominsli naph.
tia l2c. Tallow-At 7 10 l69sc Tur-
p,ntine-Qlet a. i2c. Rosin-Dull at
~ 1902 To- lEggs- Western fresh 2Oc.
Pork-More doing ut SIG 70. Dressed
hogs-Western 7@7Ic. MiddIcs-
We tern long clear ssc; city s2@Ssc.
Lard Closed dull and heavy; prime
steam. $40 S2I@l0 IS. Butter-Un-
changed. Cheese-Firm. Whiskv-At
81 07!.
CHICAGO February 16.-Florr-
Steady and firm. Wheat-Unset'l"d;
No. . Chicago spring 81 81 cash; 81 81
March; ST S3s April; 81 30 May. Corn
STEADY at 42c cash; Acc bud May. Oats
Firm at 35c cash Rye-Firm at CSC.
Bsrley-Dull at SIC. Pork Unsettled
at SIS % cash; SIS 25@l5 27t March;
$l5 5slGl5 57i April; sales at SIS 474@
is 57J April. Lsrd-Dull at $40 45
cash and March; $40 60 April. Bulk
Meats -Quiet; shoulders 5lc; short rib
8ac; shor, clear SIC. Whisky-Closed
a; 81 O5. Dressed Hogs-Light Sc 500
q IS.
On Gall Board-Whest-Easier at
81 3lB@l 3ls March; 81 3Ss April;
81 sc May. CONFIRM at S2s March.
Oats-Unchanged. Pork Firm at SIS 20
March; Sl5 6O@l5 623 April. Lard
-Firmer st $40 47t@l0 so March.
CINCINNATI, February l6. Cotton -
In fair demand, but at lower rates at l2c.
Flour-Quiet ard unchanged. Wheat
Dull; red, 81 50(6l IS. Corn Quiet
and firm at 4l943c. Osts-Firm
at SsG42c. Rye-Firm at 7S@S0c,
Bsrley-Quiet; prime fall 10000. Pork
Dull and nominal at SIS 50@l6 90.
Iard-Dull; steam so 10; kettle $40 90
all so. Bulk Mests-Quiet at 6@Sa@
a.. Bscon-Dull at 7i@91@9ac.
Whisky-Quiet at 81 O5. Butter-Pack-
ing grades l2@lSc
Hogs-Quiet; common IS Go@5 40;
light SIS 5O65 so; packing S. s5(G6 10.
PHILApEl PHIA, February l6.-Clover
Seed-l6s@l6Ic. Northumberland;
refined 26ic; crude l4lc. Flour-Dull;
extrn SIS 756G 60; Minnesota family
81 l2l@7 36s; Pennsylvania s. GOA
1925. Whest-Dull; white 81 o5(9l 90.
Rye-At 75(6S0c store and {. o. b. Corn
STEADY: yellow 55lc; white 55lc; sail sac.
Os,s-Firm; white Ss@4lc; mixed SIC.
Wbiskv-Western 81 0S. Butter
Quiet; New York and Bradford county
extra 26627c; frsts 2l@25c; western
extra 25(d26c; frsts 2oG24. Cheese =
Firm at lS}@lSsc. Egg Quiet; west.
srn fresh ls@2Oc.
New YORK, February l6.-Dry Goods
The package trade is not quite so sc-
tive, and the jobbing branches quiet.
Co,,ons firm in first hands. and leading
makes OF brown sheetings, denims and
dyed ducks closely sold up Fancy and
shirting prints IN fair request and dress
ginghams active. Mems wear woolens
in irregular demand and foreign goods
rather more active.
MILwAuKEE, February To- Flour -
Quiet ard unchanged. Wheat-Opened !
6rm. and closed dull; No and No. !
Milwaukee 81 S5i; No. s. 81 Isl. Corn
Firm; No. . 4i!c. Os,s-Dull; No. =
3S3c. Rye-Firm; No ! 73c. Barley |
Dull; No. spring, 20; March, 69}c.
ToLxpo, February l6.-Flour-Steady. !
Wheat Steady; No. white Michigan |
sI 5s. amber seller March 81 5ii; No. , /