Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-27


-Demsnd fair, PetrOleum--Firm; United
69lc. Tallow-Steady. Turpentine-Dull;
Eggs-Fresh qaiet and weak af 81 932c.
Pork-Quiet and firm. Becf-Steady. Cat
Meats-Firm; loong clear SIC. Lard
Higher; western steam spot 81 l5@f 20;
February 81 I4@GT l6; March 81 23@
Z 60; April 81 33@7 81; May 81 40@T AZ;
June 81 1907 as. Cheese-Quiet and
steady.
CHICAGO, January 26.-Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-In fair demand and
feeling somewhat weaker; market opened
tc lower, advanced &c, declining &c, rallied
&c, broke ic and closed &c under Saturday,
Sales ranged January 79@792c, closed
at 79ic; February 79b@79ic. closed at
79Ic; March 79s9s0sc, closed at 805c;
May 85a@S6bc, closed at 85sc; No. 2 Chi
cago spring 791@80fc, closed at 79@80bc;
No. 2 red Sl@8l4c; No. 69@70. Corn
i'm good demand, ruled easier and closed
tc under Saturday; cash 37!@3Slc; JAN
nary 37s@37ic, closed at 37ac; February
375@37Ic, closed at 37!e; March 37s@
sic, closed at S7s@37ie; May 4l@4lSc,
closed at Al lc. 0ats-Dull and unchanged;
cash 27i@28c; January 27a@2Slc, closed
at 2SIc; February 28@2Slc, closed at 28c;
March 2S@2Ssc, closed at 2SIc; May
3Ile, closed at 3Isc Rye-Quiet at 63c.
Barley-In fair demand at 65c. Flax
Seed-In fair demand at 81 40. Pork
In fair demand; advanced l5@l5c aud
closed steady; cash $l2 20@l2 25; Febru-
airy $l22O@ IL %, closed at So 22l@
IL Is; March $l2 27i@l2 So, closed at
$l2 32l@l2 30; May $l2 l5@l2 sig,
closed at $l2 55@l2 sig. Lard-In fair
demand and 24@5c higher; cash Sc 80;
February Sc SO, closed at Sc S2k; March
Sc 924@6 50; April Sc 5000 80, closed
at Sc S7.; May 81 1907 l2!, closed at
81 O597 OH. Bulk Mests-In fair de-
mand; shoulders 81 IS; short rib Sc 200
6 %; short clear So 60@6 65. Butter and
Eggs-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 Is.
PhiIadeIphIa.
PHILADELPHIA, January 26.-Flour-
Quiet; Ohio and Indiana 81 0OG,4 81; St.
Louis and Southern Illinois 81 0095 90;
winter patent S. 90; Minnesota 81 00@
) 90; spring patent S. 25@6 90; rye -four
STEADY at So %. Wheat-Weak; No. red,
January 39l@9Oc; February 9O@9Osc;
March 9l3@9l &c; April 93t@934c; May
943@95Ic. Corn-0ffering hghtj January
options Arm, later months dull aud lover;
I car lots dull; No. 3 mixed 46c; steamer
| No 2 mixed 49@46lc; No. 2 yellow sole;
No. . January 5O4@5lc; February, March,
April and May 48S@49Ic. Oats-In fair
demand rejected white SEC; No. white
36I@39Ic; No 2 white January 500
Ale; February, March and April 7i@373
| Proyisions-Dull but steady. Lard-Quiet;
refined IS O0@,8 l2@; steam 81 %. But
ter-Firm and in good demand; creamery
extras BIC; New York and Bradford county,
Pa, extras 28@30c; western dairy extras
23c. EggS-Wesk; fresh 29c; lined log
l9c. Cheese-Quiet and steady; Ohio fiat
8l@l3c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, January 26.-Cotton-De
mand fair and prices higher at lOsc.
Flour-Strong; family at - 1904 90;
fancy 81 2094 So Wheat-Strong; No
2 red SIC; receipts $500 bushels ship
ments $500 bushels Corn-In good de
mand, but at lower rate; No. 2 43c. Oats
In lair demand, but at lower rates at SIC
Rye-Steady and in fair demand at 75c.
Barley-In good demand; extra No. 3
spring 6O@62. Pork-Quiet and firm at
| $l2 so. Lard-Fair market at Sc 9O@
G s.. Bulk Meats-Firm; shoulders SC;
short rib &c. Bacon-Good demand;
shoulders 5g@7Ic Whisky-Steady al
81 II. Butter - Easier; northwestern
creamer BIC; dairy l6@l8c. Linseed
Oil-Steady at 48c. Eggs-Firm at 25c.
Cheese-Quiet and unchanged.
TOLEDO, O., January 26.-Wheat-
Quiet and weak; No. red cash and Jauu'
ary SOIc; February 8Ofc; March S2lci
May CSC; No. soft S6@874c. Corn
Dull; No. 2 spot cash 42!c; January 42c;
February Ale. Oats-Quiet; No 2 cash
SO!c; May sc bid; No. 2 white sc
Glover seed-Quiet and steady; prime 81 90