Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-01-26

teathers-Chy.ce, 60@62c in original
packages 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@l8c.
Huts-Shelbarks, 75@85c; black walnuts,
50@60c; chestnuts So OO@4 90.
Onions-60@7Oc p bushel.
Peas-Green, 81 5O@l 60 y bu.; splits
@3tc y ID.
Potatoes-New in barrels, 81 50@l Is.
Poultry-Iive chickens, spring, 81 500
3 90; old, 81 75@3 90 b doz; dressed tur-
keys, l0@l2c; do chickens, S@lOc; do
ducks l2@l3c. Good demand.
kags-Steady at HOLE for white mix
ed cotton; l@l!c for all wool and lt@lAc
for mixed.
Seeds-Ssles of timothy seed at 81 500
l 65 per bu. ;cloyer, small seed, IS 00@6 60;
large, 81 90, as to quality.
Sweet eider-Sand refined, 80 0099 so
per barrel.
Lard-Country prime, &C.
Iallow-Country, sic; city, &c.
New York.
NV YoRK january 24.-Cotton-Qniet
AT II $-l6@ll 7-i6c; futures STEADY
Fiour-Dull; receipts 5000 barrels; ex
ports - GOO barrels: Minnesota patent pro-
cess S5@6 Wheat-Spot lots &c lower;
options opened I@Sc higher, afterwards
declined lGl C, closing at inside rates
receipts 81 GOO bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; No, > spring 94!c; No. 3 red SSlc,
No. . red February, sales $4,000
bushels, at 9l!@92,c closing at Ole;
March, sales $4,000 bushels at 92,@94!c,
closing at 93c; April, sales 2j6 900 bushels,
at 945@9jfc, closing at 9ifc; May sales
1921 600 bushels at g63@97Ic, closing at
90 June, sales, 10000 bushels at 96i0
- C, closing at 9Gic. Corn-Spot
lots frmer closing weak; options
CLOSED heavy; receipts 5000 bushels ex,
ports 10000 uShels;ungraded j3! jfic
No. 3j@j5 c; steamer jjE jiic No. >
No. = January 81 @5jjc, closing al ID c;
February 5lr, Size, closing a, jlc:
March j0!@i0Ic, closing at Sole; May
49 "a sole, closing at 49;c. Ca;s--firm;
receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 10000
bushels. HoTs-Quiet and steady; CON
mon TO prime l2CIlSc. Coffee-Spot fair.
Rio quiet; options fairly active and steady;
sales, 29,2i0 hags, February at LOG
&c; March 7.Sj@7.gOc; April 5000;
MAJ 8.lOc; June S.l5@ : 2Qc; July s.2j@
o.3Oc; August 5. Zoe. Sugar-Quict and
frmi fair to good refining jGj 3-ljc; re
fined frmer; mould \ &C; cubes Ga,
sc. Molasscs - Steady. Rice - Firm
aud fairly active. Petroleum-Frm
United 64}c. Tallow-Quiet and steady
Rosin-Quiet and steady. TGrpeutine--
Firm. Eggs-Quiet and steadr Leather
Steady and in fair demand. Wool
Firm; pulled l5@ 3Oc; Texas l3@lSc
Pork-Dull aud barely steady; new mess
81 20. Lard-Weaker; western steam
spot s. ~; January 81 II; February
s. o9@7 II; March s. lS@7 -, April
s. 26@7 81; May 81 %j@,7 TO- Butter
Firm and fairly active Cheese-Quet
and barely steady. Lrad-Dull; common
s. jjm& 60. Others unchanged.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January .-Flour-Easicr but
not notably higher. Wheat-Quiet bur
toward the close the market became weak
and excited, prices declining .c from the
highest figures of the day and closed &c
under yesterday, The weakness at the close
was attributed to the excitement in London
and more or less Uneasincss at the London
Exchange. Sales ranged: January 100
so C. closed at 79lc February 79.@SOin,
closed at 79Ic; March SOlIslic, closed
at sole; May 854@S6,c closed at S5fc;
No. 2 Chicago spring 1870 sole, closed at
79@S0!c; No. zoe; No , red I2h" 73c.
Corn-Quiet during most Of the session,
but grew active toward the close, the mar
ket declining in sympathy with wheat ani
closed ia &c under yesterday; cash 37i@
800; January 37{@3Ssc, closed at sac;
February 374@39 &c. closed at g. ic; March
37I@3s!c, closed at 3I4@37,c; May AZ
Ollie, closed at lie. Oats Firm, but
weakened toward the close and closed "a
&c under yesterday; cash 2S@2S!c; Janu-
ary 273c 2sic, closed at 2Ntc; February
2~69s.c, closed At isle; March 2Sl@
p C, closed at 2s,c; May 3l!@3l!c
closed at 81 &C. Rye-Firm at Csc Barley
Nominal and duh at Gic. Flax Seed
-Quiet at s. ~. Pork-ln fair ic-
mand; opened shade higher, recedcd 10
"a I2ac and closed steady; cash So 0jja
IL 10: February So OjG, - -, closed at
81 Gim - Gji; March 81 l5@l2 -
closed at So l5@l2 IL; May $l2 b!
@l2 j2!!. closed at 80 Io@l2 ~. Lard
In fair demand and 2iGjc higher cash
sc -: February So SOFAS IS, closed at
SC 50; March Sc S7i@G 95 April 81 20
as 90, closed at So 81; May s. Oj@
! ~ closed at = OjC7 or. Bulk Meats
Quiet shoulders 81 Sj@l 30; short
rib ST lO66 l.; short clear IS GOGr6 GO.
But;er-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs
Steady at 26!c Whisky-Steady and un-
changed at 81 Is.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, January -. Flour
Firm and in moderate demand. Wheat
Quiet and steady; No red, January 20
"a gO5c; February 9O!@9lc; March ~
u 92ic; April 9I@9iic; May 9ll@9lIc.
Corn-Good demand for export, higher for
spot and January futures, beyond January
quietan steady; steamer No. , i9c; No 2
white. Sic; No. yellow sole; No. , Jan
uary j0I@jlc: February, March and
APRIL I9@I94c NAV 49@ SOC. Oats
Strong; rejected white SIC; No. , white
3qm lUc; No white il@ilic; futures
quiet and unchanged. PrOyisions-S,eadF
but dull Eggs-Quiet extra io9&lc:
others unchanged.
Cincinnati.
C!YCINNAT!, January 2i.-Cotton-Str0ng
and higher at 10 9-l6 FlOur-F'irm and
unchanged Wheat-Scarce and firm; No.
. red SIC bid; receipts 5000 l@.' els, ship.
ments 500 bushels Corn-Strong and
higher; No ? ale. Oats-Stcady at BIC.
Rye-Strong and higher at nc. Barley
Unchanged. Pork-Nominally unchanged.
Lard-Fair market at Sc ojGi 92!. Bulk
Meats-Quict and unchanged, Bacon
Easier hut not quotably lower Whisky
Dill at 81 II. Buuer-Quiet and I'M
EggS-Easier n 2lH'2Jc.
Cheesc-Quet and unchanged.
ToLEno. o., January 2l.-WAeat-
Dull: No. , red January uominallv lie;
February sc; March S$!c; May Soc
No. > soft $40 &c Corn-firm, No.
, spot i%!c; January i%tc bid; February
42c; MAY l&!c. Oais-Firm; No sPo'