Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-06

Cheese-SaIes in q iobbing,, way OF prime
mild Ohio factory Of 9al2ic; New York
l4ia15C; Sweitser lsal6c; Limberges La
I3c.
Eggs-SFic.ly fresh stock In fair demand
as 24a25cR dos.
Feathers-Choice, 55@SOc in original
packages. A95c more IN small lots.
Ho1ey-Choice white clover, l89IOc;
choice buckwheat. I6@l6c.
Nuts helbarls, 76@S5c; black WalAufs'
5O66Oc; chestnuts 50 00(S4 %.
Onions--60(970c = bushel.
Peas-Green, 81 609l so , b.; spht.sS
@3Sc y n.
Potatoes-New in barrels, 81 60@l 20.
Poultry-Liye chickens, spring, 81 SOC
3 90; old, 81 1893 90 p DOE; dressed tur-
keys l06l2c; do chickens S9lOc; 90
ducks, l9(6l3c. Good demand.
Raes-Steady at Ia@lic for white miK'
ed cotton; l@lic for all WOO and ltSSlSe
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 500
l IS per bu. ;clover, small seed, IS DOGS 60;
large, 81 90, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Ssnd refined, ~ OO9S oo
per barrel.
Lard-Country prime Sc.
Tallow-Country, $50; city, &c.
Kew York.
NEw YoRK, February 5.-Cotton-Quiet
and steady; futures steady. Flour-Dull
and unchanged; receipts $4,000 barrels;
exports 1000 barrels. Wheat-Spring
stock triae stronger; options s9lc lower
closing at inside figures and ruling weak;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 1900
bushels; No. 2 spring 93!c; No. 2 red
86Ic; No. 2 red February, sales 20S, 900
bushels, at 89S@9Osc, closing at S9sc;
March, sales 592, 900 bushels, at 90299l4e
closing at Ole; April, sales $4,000 bush
Ella. At 92s@9Sac, closing at 923c; May,
sales 3,l2S, 600 bushels at 94@959c, closing
at oslo; June sales, $4,000 bushels at
9lJ696sc, closing at 96sc. Corn-Spot
grades 4@lc higher; options l@3c lower
closing heavy; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports 5000 bushels; ungraded 4s3@52c;
| No. 3 5l@5l2c; steamer 5l952tc; IN
graded yellow sic; No. 2 February 500
5O3c closing at 5O3c; March 49395Oc,
closing at 49ic; April 49S@493c, closing at
49sc; May 49I@494c, closing at 49!c.
OatsLI@ic higher; receipts $4,000 bush
els; exports $4,000; western mixed 500
38c; white western 39@40c. Haydn
fair demand. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio
steady; options dull and easier; sales 1880
bags; February, T.7O@7.75c; March 1850;
April I. CSC; May 8.O5c; June 8.l5c; July
| 8. 25c; December S.55c. Sugar--Qmet and
firm; St. Domingo SIC; mould A 6Bc; con:
fectioner's A 5 l5-l6@6c; cut loaf and
crushed &C; granulated alice. MolasSeS
Dull. Rice-Quiet and unchanged. Pc
troleum-Quiet firm, and unchanged. Tai
low-Firm; Rosin-t'irm. Turpentine-
Weak at 3OIc. Eggs-Western fresh at
2ic. Pork-Stronger; new mess Sl3 BIZ
| Gl3 50. Beef-Firm Cut Meats-Steady
Lard-Weak; western steam spot 81 27!i
February 81 22@7 "a; March 81 20
I 90; April 81 35@7 81; May 81 $50
I As; June 81 soc. Butter-Quiet and
firm. Checse-Quiet.
| Chicago,
CHICAGO February 5.-Flour-Dul and
unchanged. Wheat-Demand active, very
unsettled and nervous, the result of colder
weather, and the European war news made
a firm market, but under heavy offerings
prices tended downward; opened unsettled,
| declined sG3c, Auctuated, then broke to a
point lie under the highest figures OF the
day, rallied &c and closed 3o under yester-
dsy. Sales ranged February 77s@78Sc,
closed at 773c; March 7S!@7gIc closed at
7Ssc; May 83s@S5c, closed at S3sc;, No.
2 Chicago spring 77}@78yc, closed at
773c; No. 8 67@68ic; No. 2 red 8O@SIc;
| No. 3 red 69@7Oc. Corn-Weaker inau'
enced bv free arrivals and the weakness in
wheat, and closed logo under yesterday;
cash SGS@37c; February 36s@36sc closed
at 36s@363c; March 364@37sc, closed at
36Sc; May 4O4@40sc, closed at 4O8c'
Oats-Quiet closing a seade lower; cash
and February 27c; March 27lc; May 3O9
63Osc, closed at sole. Rye-Dull and
weak at 6l3@63c. BarleY-Nominal and
dull at 64@65c. Flax Seed-Dull al
81 46. Pork-In good demand and ruled
lO@l2Ic higher, closing steady at medium
figures; cash SIP 45@l2 so; February
Si2 45@I2 5O,closed at $l2 As; March
$l2 47I@l2 521, closed at 81 TAG
| II 50; May $l2 67!@l2 10, closed a.
$l2 70@l2 72!. Lard-Demand fair and
market firm; cash and February Sc 95i
Sc 97b@7 O2l, closed at Sc 972@7 co.
March SC 97J67 or, closed at Sc 81!
al 90; May 81 l2!@7 IL, closed al
81 I2B@7 is. Bulk Meats-In fair de
mand; shoulders 81 1904 80; short rit
Sc 3O@6 80; short clear Sc 1905 10
Whisky-Steady and unchanged at 81 10
Butter-Dull; creamery 324@36c; diaries
25@27c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February 5.-Flour-
Quiet and unchanged Wheat-Weak
No. 2 February S8s@8S2c; March $3.50
GOO; April 9li@9lsc; May 93!@93ic
Corn-Futures, February and March firm
later months shade easier; car lots, de
mand fair and firm; No. mixed 45c
No 4Sc; No. 2 yellow 503@jlc; No. !
mixed February, 49!@5Oc; March, 47s@
48Ic; April and May 473@48c. Oats
Stronger; rejected white 35@36ci No.
white 36@37c; No white, February
and March 36s@37ic; April and May SIG
size.
BALTIMORE, February 5.-Flour-Steadl
and quiet. Wheat-Western higher anC
fairly active; No. 2 winter red spot S9l@
cole; February sole; March 902@9l &c
May 94g@94sc. Corn-Western higher
strong and active; mixed spot 5O4@5lc
February 49@49!c; March 48@4Slc. Oat
Firm but dull Western white 37@3Sc
mixed 34@36c. Rye-Eirm at 74@78c
Hay-Easier and slow. Proyisions-Quie
and steady. Sugar-Easier; A soft &c
Copper-Refned, steady at l02@llc
whisky-Firm at 81 2O@l 81.