Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-05

l(5ltc higher ana strougs EeootpW e.'evss
( bUShcls; exports I4f.000 bushels; No.
spring 9slc; No. 3 red 86ic; No. rec
| FebrSarv, sales IF6,00O bushsls, ct 69f@
9Olc, closing 1t 90tc; March, sales 504 .OVt
bushela. at 9Os69lsc, closing as 9lsci
April sales l92, 900 bushels, at 92s@9Ssc
closing ct 93sc; May, sales :, IA 900 bush
Ella at 54tNs6 e, closing ct 50 &c; June, sales
s96. 900 bushels at 945@96sc. closing 81
96sc. Corn-Cash grades ..4@lc and op
tons s@lc higher and strong; receipts
10000 bushels; exports 2lI ,O00 bushels
ungraded 4s@5IIc; No. 8 49S@50!ci
steamer 49a95i3c; No. 2 494(96lSc;
steamer yellow 5O@5lac; No. 2 February
49sa5OIc, closing at 50lc; March 4995Oc,
closing at soc; April 4ss@49Ic, closing OF
49{c; May 4S2@49ic. closing at 4ssc.
Oats-Firm; receipts Al 900 bushels; ex'
ports %, 900; western mixed 36@3Sc; white
western 38GI40c. Hay-Steady and mod
erately active. Hops-Quiet and steady;
common to choice l2@lSc. Cofee-SPot
fair; Rio options shade lower and dull
sales 1920 bags; February, 7.709I. Toe;
March 1850; April I. 95@S. 00c; May 8: lOc;
June S.2Oc; July $500. Sugar-Dull and
easy; Centrifugal SIC; refined quiet and
steady at 4I@5c; mould A &c. Molassei
Dull and unchanged. Petroleum-Steady
United 69Ec. Tallow-Weak at 3-l6'
Turpentine-Duu at Sic. Eggs-Western
fresh, dull and easier at gale. Wool
Firm and moderately active. Leather
Quiet and firm. Pork-Quiet and steadily
held. Lard-Frm; western steam sPo'
81 22I(97 %; February 81 1907 I'll
March 81 25@7 %; April 81 3F@7 35i
May 81 39@f AZ; June 81 1907 SOC
Cheese-Dull and barely steady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 3.-Flour-Dull and
unchanged; feeling easy. Wheat-Quiet and
slow, receipts continue free; prices auctpa
ted within a range of &c, and closed &c ovel
Yesterday. Sales ranged: February 76s@
77ic, closed at 76;c; March 77@77ac, closed
at Tic; May 82k@83ic, closed at 82s9
sac; No. 2 Chicago spring 76s@77Sc
closed at 763c; No. 3 664@6Sc; No. 2 red
| isle. Corn-Quiet with sample market lc
lower; cash scale; March 36@36 sc, closed
/ at 36sc; May S91@395c, closed at $500
| Oats-Firmer and S@2c higher cash 27ci
February 26E@2tgc, closed at 27sc; March
| 27I@2T5c, closed at 27fc; May 3O5@3Olc
Rye-Quiet at 6Ii@63lc. Barley-Nomi,
nal at 65@66c Flax Seed-Steady and
unchanged at $ll Al. Pork-In fair de-
mand and frmeE, lO@l5c higher; cash
| Sl2 3O6l2 IS; February $l2 259l2 40
closed at $l2 3O@l2 32I; March $l2 323
| @l2 As, closed at $l2 37l@l2 40 May
$I2 52I9l2 20, closed at $I2 57l@l2 CO.
Lard-Demand fair, market firm and sig
l5c higher; cash Sc 9O@6 %; February
| Sc 87i@6 81, closed at $6 92!@6 So
March Sc 924@7 90, closed at Sc CSC
6 97l; May 81 1907 III, closed at 81 ia
al Is. Bulk Meats-ln fair demand
shoulders 81 1904 IS; short rib Sc 25@
6 80; short clear sc 1906 IS. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 Is. Butter
Quiet and unchanged Eggs-Easier a
25c.
BALTIMORE, February 4.-Flour-SteadJ
and quiet; Howard street and western su
perfine 81 1908 10; extra s. 25@3 10
| family 81 00@5 90. Wheat-Wester1
opened frmer, ruled dull and closed easy
| No. winter red spot S82@89Ici Marct
9O@90sc; April 9l4@92c; May 93B9S3Se
Corn-Western irregular and neglected
western mixed spot 50@50lc; February
4s564SIc; March 47s@47se; steamer 49c
Oats-Firm but dull; Western white SIC
SSc; mixed 34@36c. Hay-Steady. Pro
yisions-Steady with moderate inquiry
Mess Pork-Old $l3 so; new $l3 IS. Bull
| Meats-Shoulder and clear rib sides packed
6@7I. Baeon-Shoulders &c; clear ri
| sides SIC. Hams-At l2i@l3c. Lard
Refined SIC. Butter-Steady; western
| packed ll@2lc; creamery 22@33c. Egg
Lower and dull at 2l@22c. Petroleum
Nominal; refined 7t@7sc. Coffee-A
| 83@99e. Sugar-Steady; A soft 6sc. Cop
perSRefned, steady at l02@llc. WhiSk
Firm and quiet at 81 20@l q.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February 4.-Flour-
Quiet and steady. Wheat--Dull; No.
red elevator SIC; No. 2 red February 8Sf@
8SIc; March S9i@S9Sc; April 9O2@9l{c
May 924@93c. Corn-February option
steady; later months dull and lower; ca
lots, high grades, steady and in fair de
mand; lower grades dull and weak; No.
mixed 461@4Sc; No. high mixed 4S2c
No. 2 yellow SOC; No. 2 mixed Februar
48l@i9lc; March, April and May 47l@
473c. 0ats-Inactive; rejected white 35c
| No. 2 white 37I@374c; futures quiet an
steady; No. 2 white, February, 364@37c
March 36a@37c; April 37@373c; May 3
@37Ic. Butter-Firm for fancy; other
neglected; creamery extras 35c, Eggs
Dull; extras 22@23c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, February S.-Cotton-Eas
Ter and unchanged. Flour-Dul and vi
changed. Wheat-Demand fair; marke
firm; No. 2 red S5@86c; receipts $50
bushels, shipments $500 bushels Corn
Active and higher; No. 2 mixed 4l2@423C
Oats-Steady and in fair demand at 32lc
Rye-At 70@7lc. Barley-In good d.
mand and unchanged. Pork-Deman
light; firm at $l2 %. Lard-Demand goo
and tending upward at Sc 92l@7 co. Bul
Meats and Bacon-Steady and unchanged
Eggs-Easier at 23@24c. Cheese-Quie
and unchanged.
TOLEDO, o., February 3.-Wheat-Quit
and firm; No. | white SEC; No. 2 red cas-
and February The March 79c; April 81 i
MAY 82Ic; No. 2 soft S2t@85c. Corn
Dull; No. 2 cash 42c asked; FebruAr
4l3c bid; May 4l3c. Osts-Quiet; No.
3l2c bid. Rye-No 2 TOO. Glover See
Steady; prime cash and FebruAr
81 Sole; March 81 92Io.