The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-02-03

| NEW YORK. FEBRUARY 2-COtton dull and
nominal at II ll'l6all l5-lBC; futures steady.
Flour Steady and unchanged receipts 10000
barrels; exports 1900 barrels. Wheat heavy
and n to y cents lower receipts 10000 BUSH
elst exports $4,000 bushels; rejected spring
OJc; ungraded red 81 l4al 1871; No. g. $i is:
No. 2, 81 l0Hal II; No. l do 81 221ai %;
mixed winter 81 10; ungraded white 81 I3Xa
l7k: No. 3, 81 14a1 AK; No. do, sales
1900 bushels, at 81 10; No. 2 red February,
sales 24s,0OO bushels, at 81 loyal II; March,
sales 4S8, 900 bushels, at 81 18Ha1 10; April,
sales AS,000 bushels, at 81 l0Hal 20I< MAY,
sales 2O8,OOO bushels ut 81 10Nal IOX'
Corn ea>ier; exports 10000 bushels: re.
ceipts $1,000 bushels; ungraded 64Ma551c;
No. 8, 64Ha54Nc; steamer 65a56kc; No, 2,
6hha66No; No. 2 February 65a559kc;
March b6hab54c; May 63Xc. Oats dull and
weak receipts u 900 bushels; western mixed
42a43Hc; white western 4Sa4SHc. Hay in
fair demand at 81 O5al 10. Hops steady
yearlings l4a2Oci Eastern and Western lSa23c;
New York State lua33c. Coffee quiet; Rio
cargoes quo cd at llal4kc; Job lots 1lal6Nc.
sugar dul and nominal. MOlaSses dull and
unchanged. Rice steady and In moderate de.
mand. Petroleum dull and unchanged.
Tallow, demand fair and market firm 6IEaSX,
Resin quiet and steady at 81 77XGi SAX,
Turpentlne dull at 47C. Eggs at 4Oalic. Pork
dull old mess $l4 80; new $l6 90. Reef dull
and unchanged, Out meats dull; long clear
% %; short clear IS 80. Lard, In fair de.
mand; prime steam 50 9SalO O6. liutter
nominally unchanged. Cheese quiet and un.
changed.
BALTIMORE, February 2.-Flour firmer and
more active; western superRnO s. 25a3 rs; do
extra "a O0a4 Is; do family 50 1Oa8OO Wheat,
western easier; No, 9 western winter red SPOT
and February 81 16lGa1 10: March 81 liza
I'm, April 81 1SAal lSX; May 81 lONa
l l0A. Corn, western tlrmer butduil; western
mixed, spot and February 63[a53 No March
6SHC asked; no bid steamer 6OHa6Os(c,
Oats quiet; western white 42c. Rye dull al
81 DIAL O3. Hay steady, prime TO choice
Pennsylvania $2l O0A23 o.. Provisions iirm,
with moderate demand. Mess pork, Old
Sl3 10; new $40 90. Bulk meats, loose shout.
ders and clear rib sides none Offering; do
packed IS 60as 90. Bacon. shoulders 30 Is;
clear rib sides 1915. Hams, 1OKa1lNc. Lard,
refined $40 90. Butter quiet; prime 10 choice
western packed 1Salsc; roll 20a22c. Eggs
lower at S2a86c. Petroleum Nominal refined
DC asked. Coffee dull; Rio cargoes ordinary
t9 tair llal3c. Sugar qhiet; A soft 99Sc.
Whisky lower at 81 II.
CHICAGO, February 2--The Droyers Journal
repOrts.
Hoss-Recelpts 10000 head shipments
400 head. In fair demand but a shade
lower: common 10 COED mixed packing 10c
lower s. 10a5 40; good 10 choice heavy ship.
ping % 60a6 %, one lot averaging 400 poundl
al SO co. the highest since last September; ba
cons So 85a5 40, q few extra at So 60a6 IS.
Cattle Receipts $500 head Shinmentl
400 head. Exports In brisk demand, free
sales at IS 4Oa6 IS; good to choice shipping
"a S0a6 Is common 10 fair "a 00a4 90 l0wei
grades weak others firmer and fairly active,
butchers cows 81 0Oa2 IS; bulls % 4Oa3 90
steers and choice COWS 90 00a4 90, st0eker
and feeders 81 76a4 90,
sheep-Reoelpts 1000 head shipments 70(
head. Market stronger all sold common II
good a 60a4 80; good 10 choice % 00ab IS.
CHroAso, February 9.-Flouf nomlnally I'm
unchanged. Wheat In fair demand but
lower rates; No. 2 Chicago spring 9SH
cash 99%o March; 81 cox April; 81 O3I
May. Corn easier at 30 HaS6Ac cash; SONt
sic March; 4lHc May. Oats easier al 299
aSOc cash; 25jEc March; AHo May. Ryt
steady and unchanged. Barley easieT q
ii 90. Pork unsettled and generally lower a
ia 90 cash; $i6 10 MARCH, $i4 S2ISai4 81
April. Lard steady and In fair demand a
$3.50 cash; 80 90 March; 80 B2K April. Bull
meats quiet and unchanged. Whltky sIeadI
and unchanged at 81 Oh.
The following shows the fluctuations In TIL
Chicago grain and produce market yesterday
as reported by John NJ. Hoon 4 Co., brokers
No, fi60 Main street.