The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-05

New YORK, February 4.-Cotton uuiet at
II ll.16all 15.l8c; futures barely steady,
Flour quiet: receipts 1900 barrels; exports
~, 600 barrels superhne Western and state
- 76a4 10; common 10 good extra a 86a4 o.;
good To choice "a 7Oa0 10; white wheat extra
IS 0Oa0 co. extra Ohio "a 6Oa8 rs; 1t. Louis
"a 6Oa8 10; Minnesota patent process SO Goa
! %. Wheat inactive and limited export
demand; receipts 90 G0 bushels; exports TO-.
COO bushels No. 2 Chicago 81 "A; ungraded
red 81 l2al TX; No. 8 do 81 14ai 141; mo.
2 do 81 l6Hal lBh steamer do 81 ~; mixed
winter 81 IA; No. 2 white 81 l3Na1 1871; No.
l do, sales $1,000 bushels, at 81 AK
al l4N No. 2 red February, Gales 10000
$4,000 bushels, at 81 l7Kal 1871; April,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 I8%al "l6X;
May, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 lS<al l0X'
Corn active but lower; receipts 10000 bush.
els; exports 5000 bushels: ungraded 649Ia
$40; No. 8, 64Nc; steamer 66Hc; No. 26ta
65kC; No. 2 February o. Ha54sfo; March Ola
b4S6o; April 64Nc; May 6Sab3Hc. Oats weak
receipts 10000 bushels; western mixed 42h
a44 10; white western 44aiSHo. Hay and
Hops steady. Coffee quiet and unchanged.
Sugar dull and nominal; fair TO good refining
7Na7Ac. MolaSses, New Orleans more active
at 35a62c. Rice nominally unchanged. Pe.
troleum nonllnally unchanged; United SSNc;
crude 7aSMo; refined 90, Tallow. SIC. Rosin
steady and unchanged Turpentine dull and
weakat 47c. Eggs inactive at 35c. Pork
moderately active; old mess $l4 OOal4 90.
Beef, family sl2 Scala 90; extra mess $40 80 I;
India mess $40 0Oa22 90. Cut meats dull and
unssttledi long, clear IS 90; short clear $S 40.
Lard firm prime steam 50 Sax. Butter de.
mand fair and market drlu at 13a2Sc. Cheese
quiet and Unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. February 4-Flour quiet;
western extra a %; Minnesota So OOaO 26 ;
Ohio IS 90; Ohio patent so %; Minnesota
patent-- 81 20. Rye Hour unchanged. Wheat
opened firm and closed quiet; rejected grain
depot 81 06h; No. 2 red elevator 81 liza
l l3H; No. 2 red February 81 l3K bid 81 l3X
asked; March 81 1871 bid, 81 l6% asked !;
April 81 l6sG bid. 81 l6X asked. Corn dull I;
rejected track Ole; sail mixed February
52NC bid, 6SAc asked; March 62Xc bid,
ESC asked april 62HC bid. 621.o asked. Oats
dull; No. 2 white 49IfaI3c No. 8 do 4OHc;
mixed 40o Provisions steady and unchanged
Butter steIdy with fair demand; creamery
extra 32R33o do good TO choice 26aSOc; New
York aud Bradford county, Pa, extra 27a2so !;
tlrkins 24a25C; Western Reserve extra 26a20C
do good toCloiCe lSa24c. Eggs !hrmer at 35a
$50. Cheese quiet hut steady at 13a1 SHc; fair
TO good 12Al2kc Petroleum quiet and un.
changed. Whiskey nominally unchanged.
CHICAGO, February 4.-Flour quiet and I'm.
changed. Wheat active but Tower; No, 2
Chicago spring 81 10 cash; 9sISaaS4c March;
9S9sa9SXc April; 81 OAK May. Corn dull,
weak and lower at 309Gc cash; S0%a3B91C
March; HHa4lAc May Oats easier at 29IIc
CASH 20Nc March; 1910 May. Rye steady
and unNhanunl naFlav iirtnar NJ OOLZc
Pork active but lower and very weak at
"a 2Oal4 % cash; $i4 25al4 271I March
Si4d0 April. Lard In fair demand but at
lower rates at 50 S0aB Sax cash; 50 81 Ifa0 ~
March; 50 471fa9 90 April. Bulk meats In
fair demand but at lower rates; shoulders
a 70; short rib 81 As: short clear u 10.
whisky active but shade lower at 81 OF. .
The following shows The fluctuations In the
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday,
as reported by John N. Hoon & Co., brokers,
No. 1l60 Main street.