The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-11

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NEW YoRK, February l0.-Cotton uuiet mud
steady at II 0.l6all l3.l8c; futures weak'
Flour heavy receipts 10000 barrels; ex.
ports ZOOOO barrels stperflne Western
and state So 6Oa3 co. common 10 GOOD ii 0ba
4 %; good to choice S. Gga0 rs! white wheat
extra 70 OOaO 90; extra Ohio 81 S6a6 75. ii
Louis "a 3SaG rs; Minnesota patent proct ~
~ 6OaS %. Wheat inactive but closing more
steady; receipts 10000 bushels; exports 46-
wv bushels rejected spring 0iNc; No. 3
spring VI w; NO Chicago spring 81 la
ll4H nngradGd red 81 l2al lS; No. 3 do
VI loal lbM No. 2 do 81 l0Mal TX; mixed
winter 81 l6Anl 10 lS; ungraded white 81 lg;
No. 2do 81 lSX; No. ! do sales 1000 busb.
els, at 81 lGal 1875 No, 9 red February, sales
10000 bushels, ut 81 l0J(al II; March sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 l7Na1 lSH April, sales
$4,000 bushels, at 81 lsAal ION MAY sales
24,SOO bushels, at 81 1Shal l0H Corn higher,
options weak; receipts 1900 bushels; ex.
ports u 900 bushels; ungradCd G4MatOo; No. q
ooHa05KC; steamer 6bHaLOO; No. 2 2EHa6Bfc:
No. 2 white 6SatSHo; No. 2 February
06ha66H 40; May 63XaSiC. Oats quiet: re-.
celipts 10000 bushels; western mixed 43a45Hc
white western 44aiSSc. Hay In good de.
mand and firm at VI Goal 10. Hops Gulet md
unchanged. Coffee nnminnlly unchSnreI.
Rice steady and In good demand, Petroleum
quiet and stendy; United SO9Gc; Crude7aSNo;
refined DC. TallOw dull At B1saGXc. R0sln
firm at 81 70Nl 10. Turpentne Steady at 47o.
Eggs quiet and steady at 2sC. Pork uuiet;
old mess Sl4 2jal4 37lG; new mess SID lbn
10 37H. Beef firm and in moderate demand.
Cut meats quiet and steady long clear 81 ll0a
90; short clear 81 10. Lard demand active:
prime steam $40 co. Butter quiet at l3aisc,
Cheese nominally Unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA. February IO,-.Flour dulI,
western superb re $3 60a3 10; Minnesota extra
"a 76aO %; Ohio extras S6b0a6 20; Ohio new
process W 87N; Minnesota patent proCess
~ TOUT 10. Rye flour source ut 81 7ba6 90.
Wheat opened INN, closing lower; No. 2 red
elevator 81 l3H No. Cred February Al l3X
bid, 81 I3H asked; March 81 Az biI Il K
asked; April 81 IGH bid. 81 lG9Gasked Corn
Ilrlner, but irreRuari rejected on trnck 62c;
steamer on track 62c; sail mixed February
5iNc bid, GAM asked; March 621GC bid, bSXo
asked April 63c bid, h3HC asked. Oats In
good demand No. i,white 40c; No 2do 4bo,
No. 3, do 43hA44Hci mixed 42a42L{o, Pro.
Visions firm; mess beef Bll tOaI9 90; India
mess $40 90; pork, old mess $l3 80. bew
80 26al6 DO smoked hams $40 00alI co. Lard
prime steam ~ 7J; kettle SO 90. Buttsr
steady; creamery extra S2a3Sc; do good 10
ch0iga 29a3!c; New York and Bradford csun.
", Pa, extra 2a28C; Western Reserve extra
2Ua27c; gool 10 choice 2Oa2ic. Eggs dull and
weak at 2la24c. Cheese quiet and steady.
creamery l3al3NC. Petroleum t,QIpinaiIv
unchanged. Whisky Hrm at 81 10.
CntcAao: February lO.-Flour nominallv
unchanged. Wheat easier at 81 NSD7 JSo ca.H.
DSAaOS96C Marcli OSjzc April; 81 G2H MAJ
Corn CAsier at SG2o cash; SIC March, 4iEc
May. Oats easier at 29c cash; &C. MarCh.
34Tc May. Rye steady and nncbRnpeJ
Barley llrmer ri 81 OO. FlaGseed easier Al
81 20. Pork unsettled but generally higher
at W bOal4 04h cash; SlA 00aI4 O2X March.
tH THal4 70 April. Lard In good demand at
lull prices at $U 90 cash; 50 65 bid Matcn.
" 10 bid April, Bulk meats stronger shoul.
9er5 @ y 70 short rib " %; short cltar 81 80.
Whisky .steady aud unchanged al Al Of.
The following shows the fluctuations in ths
Chicago grain and produce market Yesterday,
as reported by John NJ. HOOn & Co., brokers,
No. l160 Main street.