The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-01-23

and then suddenly jumped IN sctne-
thing less than an hour 10
7sl, with large transactions on the part
of one broker holding large order to
buy. The amount of this order Is vari-
ously reported at from $4,000 to 10000
shares. Following the lead of Western
Union, Michigan Central moved from
49s to 5Oi; St. Paul preferred from 4os
to 49s; Lake Shore from 56! to
b7I: Union Pacific from % to
"a; New York Central and
Rock Island were firm, while coal road
shares were weak and lower. In the last
hour prices were irregular, but In the
main declined till near the close, when
the market became strong. The trans
actions to-day were 205OOO shares, OF
which $4,000 were Western Union, 1000
Northwestern, 900 Rock Island, 10000
st. Paul, 1000 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
1000 New York Central, 1000 Ohios,
10000 Michigan Central. 1000 Delaware,
Lsckswanns and Western, and 5000
New Jersey Central.
Western Union-. ~ Nerth westn pfd s!
q uicksilver.-....-ll413S =. y. Centrai."". ,oaI2
do, pref .......lO Rock Island. ..lU2h
Pacific MALI 2i5 ~. Paui ....:...;;;;. iSzs
do, pref ...... az Toledo&Wabash 614
Adams Express. lO2% Fort Wayne....--lOOA
Wells, Fargo&Co 81 Ierre Haute...;...
,ner' Unfou 81 T. II preferred. AN
limited States. 49,. 5ih Chicago 6Alton.10lE9
y. u. Central......lOi1sC Z. q A. preierr u.llo
a.. &. & G. & l.. 81 Ohio& Mississippi Z
Erie -... lUL D. 4 I.ackawana. 74N
Erie preferred ..... III A.&P. Telegraph l6h
Harlem. .......I4o Missouri Pacihcl0lN
aarlem prefer'd 1876 "A. & p. preferrd
Michigan Cent?. is1s indlanaCehtr L.. , 81
Panama % %. q S...... '''.'"''' -?
Union Pacific "A II. d 81. JOE. ia
Iate Shore.. 81 C, Pacific bonds. 1861
Illinois Central. So ~. Pacific bonds. 1885
a. and -. 90 u. p. Grant B'ds.l0lIs
Northwestern c. 38s Sinking Fund. "a
NEW YORK, January 22.-Cotton-
Steady at l3i6l3 7-lGc; futures firm;
January Is 9.32@l8 sic; February
l3 7-l6c; March 1890. Flour-ln moder-
ate demand; receipts $500 barrels; super
tine western and State S. 1906 %; COM
mon to good St 1906 Is; good to choice
Sc 20G6 80; white wheat extra So 500
: 90; st. Louis So l5@9 rs. Rye Flour
Firm at "a 5O@5 80. Corn Meal
50 SOFAS 10. Wheat-Firmer; receipts
$4,000 bushels; uugraded spring 81 ~
C6l 35; No. 2 Milwaukee 81 48; amber
and state 81 So; choice white Michigan
81 65. Rye-Firm; western 8l9S6c.
Barley and Malt Firm. Corn-ln light
demand and unchanged; receipts 4l,OOO
bushels. Oats-Dull; receipts $4,000
bushei; western mixed and state 42954c.
'iay-Quiet. Hops-Dull; yearlings 10
l5c. Coffee Quiet; Rio cargoes ITO
22c. Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining
9!G9sc; prime sc. Molasses and Rice
Steady. Petroleum Dull; crude lac;
refined 26sc; in cases SO@Slc; nsphths
l4!c. Rosin-Qmet at 81 1902 SO.
Turpentine-Steady at 46@47c. Eggs
Steady; western 30933c. Pork-Quiet
hut firm; new SIT 50@l7 rs. Beef
Quiet; middlts dull; long clear western
alc; city 93c Lard-Dull; prime steam
Sll 2OCGll 80. Butter-Duil; western
l26SOc. Cheese-Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-Quiet and steady at s. ii.
CHICAGO, january 2L.-F!Our-Quiet;
Minnesota family extra So OG@I 10;
winter extra So O0@S w. Wheat
q nseltled, but generally lower; No. 2
Chicago spring 81 3Os, cash; 5! 800
seller February; 81 3Ss seller March;
No. 3, 81 lG}(9sl II; rejected 81 OO9
lOl. Corn-Steady at 4Ssc cash. Oats
Quiet and unchanged at 343@S5sc seller
March. Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Barley-Dull and lower at Gle. Pork
Unsettled, but generally higher at SIG 10
G,l6 rs cash; $40 So seller February;
SIT l2}6l9 Is seller March. Lard
Dull At $40 75@l0 80 cash; $40 $50
10 S73 seller February; $ll O5 seller
March. Bulk Meats-Quiet at 6@S39
SIC. Whisky-Dull, weak and lower at
ST O6I. Dressed Hogs-Quiet; heavy
81 scar 40; light 81 1907 20.
On Call observation-disclosures
Corn-Flrm at 44sc seller February.
Osts-Higher at S6c seller February.
Provisions-Unchsnged.
CINcINYATI, January D. Cotton -
In fair demand at l24c. Flour-Quiet
and steady; family s. 0067 80, Wheat
Quiet but firm; red 81 40 so. Corn
In fair demand at 44@l45c. Oats
Firm at S3@SSc. Rye-Firm at s2@SSc.
Bsrley-Quiet at 81 II spot. Lard
Firm; steam held at $40 size; kettle
$ll 5O(Gl2 %. Bulk Mests-lnactive;
shoulders 6bc; short rib ss@s5c; short
clear Sic. Bscon-Dull and nominal a.
7b692c. Mhisky-Demsnd light and
market firm at 81 05. Butter-Heavy;
central Ohio 20 g22c; western reserve 70
s122c.
Hocs-Quiet; common Sc OO@5 so;
fair to good light So 60@5 80; packing
grade So 0O@6 40; heavy butchers Sc 80
@6 70.
BALTIMORE, January 22.-Flour-
Quiet; supelfne western SIS 0O(15 80;
extra Sc 0O66 so; family 81 OO@7 IS.
Neutrality-suspicious. red 81 44Gl 40.
Corn-Active; rev western mixed sole.
Osts-Firm at 40a42 Rye-Quiet at
7O675c. Provlsions-Q Quiet. Pork
Bacon lsI@lSlc; shoulders 7Ic; hams,
l46l53c. Lard at PC. Butter-Quiet;
western 22@iSc. Petroleum - Quiet;
crude l2t9l2sc refined 26}. Coffee
Weak; Rio csrgoes lS92lic; jobblng
ls@22c. Whisky-Quiet and steady at
81 ~.
PHILADELPHIA. January 22.-Petro-
leum-Wcak; crude i6ic; refined 26Sc;
no sales. Flour-Firm; Wisconsin and
Minnesota extra family at 81 00G,7 80.
Whest-Dull; red 81 80; amber 81 So;
white 81 5SGl 60 Rye AT Sl6S2c.
Corn-Yellow track 5I@57lc. Oats
Firm; western mixed Al Acc. Whisky
Dull; Western 81 Is. Butter-Choice in
.osd demand; New York and Bradford
county extra Sl@S2c; 6tsts 25@29c;
western extra 26@27c; tirsts 22@2ic
Cheese - Unchanged. Eggs Scarce;
Western S59S6c.
NEW YORK, January 22.-Dry Goods
business comparatively light in the
commission houses and the jobbing trade
was dull. Cotton continue firm; Cobalt
A bleached shlrtings are Up &c. Prints
ia fair request; Richmond pink prints
advanced to Sc. Mems wear woolens less
active. Foreign goods quiet.
MILWAUKEE,, January D. Flour -
On;et and unchanged. Wheat-Clos. |