Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-23
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Butter-Prime TO choice creamery 30a33ci
choice dairy 2j@27c; common to fair do l5G
lGc; good to PRIME country roll l8(922Gi
common mixed stock 6(46c
Bccswax-Quoted st 32G%jc = 10.
B.aos-Hand picked mediums 51&r
80.
Enckwheat Fic.7-At 2{sSc , 10.
Dried Fruit-New cyHporated pared peaches
25@28c; IMPAIRED do ljsl6c; rsspberries 70
at SOC; blackberries l0c New sundried, sp
ples ouar, ered, SOLE; sliced 6@}Tc; peaches
new halves, 6i@7lci do quarters, 5i@63c,
do pared l5@l6c; do blackberries &c; do
raspberries 22@25c, pitted cherries l2@l &c.
New evaporated apples 79Sc. Market
on Dried Fruit nominal; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in q jobbing, way Of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9al2!c; New York
l4sal5c; Sweitzer l3sl5c; hmbergeT Ia
BE
Ergs-Sinctly fresh stock IN fair demand
al 3Ga27cR doz.
Fpathers-Choice, 6O@62c in original
packages, 465c more in small lots.
Honey-CboiCe white clover, lo@2Oc:
choice buckwhest, l6@l8c.
Nuts-ShelbarkR 75@85c; black waInuts
sea COO; chestnuis s. O0C'4 90.
Onions-6O(97Oc = bushel.
Peas-Green, 81 5O@l 60 = bu,i split, 3
oslo y ID.
Po,atoes-New n barrels, ~ 5O@l 70
Poultry-Live Chickens, spring, g. joG9
. o.; old 81 75@3 80 Y doz; dressed tur'
KEYS, lO@l2c; do chickens, 39lOci Dc
ducks, l2@l3c. Good demand.
Realistically at l1@lSc for white niz
"a cotton l@l3c for 81 wool and i33It'
for mixed.
Sceds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 50G
| 65 per bu.; clover. small seSd, - 0OG6 SO
large, 81 co. as to quality.
Sweet eider-Sani refined. 30 Oe9S 81
per barrel
Lprd-Country prime, &c.
Tailow-Ccuntry, sc; city, SC.
New York.
NEw YORK. January 22.-Cctton-Duil
a. - ll-jG@l II lj-lGc; futures steady
FIom-Dull and unchanged; receipts H.
coo barrels; exports 1900 barrels. Wheat
Spot lots "a ic higher; opened ,tg5c
lower afterwayl Ia e higher clos ng with
n reaction of i~3c receipts 900 bushels
exports - 600 bushels, No spring 9jc
unrraded white 9jc. No > red February,
sales 992 600 bushels, at 9l4G22 &c, closing
at g2,r, March, sales $4,000 bushels at
9&,m?i C, closing at @G.c; April sales
~ goo bushels at 9i5@"ic, closing at
H.lC; MAY, sales , los 600 bushels at 70,
C,@7gc, closing at - IC; lame sales 1000
bushels at 97;@9~C, closing at "I,c. Corn
Spot lots .m.llv and options .f~li,
higher, closing steady; receipts 900
bushels; exports rs, 600 bushels; ungraded
5l@52lc. No. ; - iGsJjc; steamer j2~
5&,r. No. , 52l@j!c; No. January ~
@52ic, closing a. D.. G. February 500 soc,
closing at jO2c. March 5OG sole, closing
at jo,c; April I9,@.j0, closing At "oc;
May 49,ml9,c, closing at le;'. Oats
la &c higher; receipts 5000 bushels; ey
ports 400 bushels; western mixed 500
She; white western 37@iOc. Hay-ln
good demand. Cofee-Spot fair, Rio dull;
options l5rr2 20 lower ami active Rio No. !
spot !. 9Oc, sales, 10000 bags, January and
February at 7.T5c; March S.Sj@S SOC
April :. 95a : UOc; May 0j@S lUc; June
SlJCr > pc, October =. i5C. Sugar-ue-
mand fair and market firm; centrifugal
; &c, refined active and strong c i,Gh5!c;
yellow I fm &c mould \ &c; powdered
tlGG,c; grauulatcd 6,@Glc MolaSscs
Quiet and steady. Rice-Firm and in good
demand Petroleum-Steady; intel &C.
Tallow-Firm and fairly active. Turpeu
,jne-Firmer at &O!m3lc. Eggs-Fresh
strong at 32G&3c Pork-Dull and nOmi
nal Beec-Steady. Lard-Weak, western
steam spot s. OjGt5 10; February s. Ola
Os; March s. l2CFT l6; April 5; 2oG)
%; May s. 23@7 80; June al 500
80.
Chicago,
| CHICAGO. January 23-Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Wheat-l'nsettled, but gen
orally firm: market opened steady, declined
/ e. rallied &c, declined C and closed &C
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged; Jan
nary 79I@S0!c, closed at I9!c; February
79JG8Oc. closed at sole; March So l@
sic, closed at SOsc; May S6Gf9G, G
closed at Sole; No. 2 Chicago spring ~
GsO!c, closed at 793@ soc. Corn-Quiei
and steady: cash S7y@&9c; January Il (9
39c. closed at 273c; February %7saSS'sc
closed at 273c; March $7j@$3l &c, closed
At CSC, May 4lj@4l!c, closed at Al &c
Osts-Dull but shade frmer, cash II IA