Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-02-17

els, exports IS5, OOO bnsheb; ungraded
5Ia52lc; steamer 5l(153lc; No. 3 5II@
42c; steamer yellow 5ll@52Sc; No. 2
February 5ls@52sc, closing at 52sc;
March ~. 950c. closing al 1870; April 49b
@49sc, closing at 1910; May 49949sc,
closing at Acc; steamer February 50a@5lc;
March 49Ic. 0ats-1@sc higher; recsipts
1924 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
western mixed 36@37lc; white western
38@40c Stocks OF grain in store February
IA: Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, 669, 900
bushels; oats, 300, 900 bushels; rye, $1,000
bushels; barley $4,000 bushels; peas 400
bushels; malt $4,000 bushels. HaY-De-
mand fair and market firm. CofeeSSPOt
fair; Rio firm; options dull and slightly
lower; sales $500 bags; March 7.T5c; April
1900; May 8.05c; June s.l0@8.l5e; July
s.20@s. 25c; August 8.25e. Sugar-Quiet
and steady; centrifugal 9.l6c; refined
quiet and weak; cut loaf 6sc; powdered 6i
@6sc; granulated &c. Molasses-Quiet
and unchanged. Rice-Firm and fairly ao-
tive. Petroleum-Firm; United 70sc. Tai
low-Firm. Rosin-Dull Eggs-Demsnd
fair and market firm at 27a@28c. Pork
Quiet and firm; new mess $l4 25. Beef
Firm. Iard-Higher for contract grades;
spot 81 So; March 81 33@7 So; April 81 40
al Al; May 81 47@7 40; June 81 $50
I So; July 81 81. Butter-Demand fair
and market firm. Cheese-Quiet and
steady.
CHIoAso, February l6.-Flour-Dul
and unchanged. Wheat-Quiet; early prices
strengthened on reports of damage to grow
ing winter wheat and Sensational war news.
and advanced 3@Sc, later declined lc, ad-
vanced &c, fuctuated and closed &c over
Saturday. Sales ranged February 77.@
1850, closed at Isle; March 7sl@7Sfc,
closed at 1859; April 79S78@sc, closed
at 799c; May s34@s4fc, closed at s4lc;
No. 2 Chicago spring T8i@7Slc; No. 3 6S
| @6Slc; No. 2 red Soc; No. 3 red 700
7O!c. Corn-Strong and higher, partially
in sympathy with frmness in wheat; fu-
lures advanced I@sc and closed &c over
| Saturday; cash 37!@372c; February 36s
636sc, closed at 37B@37sc; March $3.50
| 371c, closed at sc; April 37@37ac, closed
at 37Ic; May 40s@4lc, closed at 405c.
Oats-Steady and unchanged; near futures
| lifeless; cash and February 2T@27o &c; March
27I; May 3Os@30a, closed at 303c. Rye
Firm; advanced !c; 63c. Barley-F4ir
demand at 63@65c. Flax Seed-Qu It
and unchanged at 81 AZ. Pork-Unsettlel;
generally higher and irregular; within mod
crate range, early advanced l0@ljc; set
tied back 5@7lc, and closed steady at me
dunn figures; cash Sl3 90; February
$l3 so; March $l3 02I@l3 O7Ic, closed at
$l3 O5@l3 Oh; April $l3 l0@l3 III,
closed at Sl3 1908 IL; May $l3 ITO
Ii 30, closed at Sl3 25@l3 27!. Lard
Quiet and shade frmer; demand meagre;
cash and February 81 00@7 02I; March
81 OO@7 o., closed at 81 O2!@7 O5;
April $l2 so; May II 50@l7 90, closed al
ST. 50@I7 20. Bulk Meats-Steady, with
a fair demand; shoulders 81 SO@4 80;
short clear Sc 9OG6 %: short rib Sc jO@
6 GO. Whisky-Steady and unchanged al
81 IL. Butter Firm and unchanged. Eggs
-Eirm and unchanged.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, February lG.-FlOur-Steady
and in moderate inquiry; Howard stree
and western superfine 81 75@3 90; extra
So l0@3 Go; family S3S7@4 -. Wheat
Western easier and dull; No. ? red spot
| 8Sl@SSSc; February S8l@SSfc; March
S9I@S9sc; April 9lCL9li; May 93@93!c;
July 93@95c. Corn-Western frmer;
mixed spot 49I@49Sci February 485@
49sc; March 474@48ci steamer l9c. Oats
Steady and quiet; Western white BIO
3Sc; mixed 34@36c. Rye-Firm and
quiet at f3C675c. Hay-Easy and quiet.
Provisions Steady and quiet. Mess pork
old Sl3 IS; new $l4 90. Bulk Meats
Shoulders, clear rib sides, packed 6@7sc.
Bacon-Shoulder SIC; clear rib sides SIC;
hams l23@l3c. Lard-Refned SIC. But
ter-Steady: western packed Hope;
creamery 23633c. Eggs-Steady at 24(9
25c. Petroleum-Nominally; refined Il
@7sc. Cofee-Firmer and quiet Rio car.
goes ordinary to fair, S!@9ic. Sugar
Firm and quiet; A soft &C. Copper-Re-
fined steady at l03@llc. WhiSky-Nom-
nalIy steady at 81 POOL 81.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February l6.-Flour-
Quiet; Ohio, Indiana St. Louis and South
eru Illinois 81 90; winter wheat. patents
81 75@j %; Minnesota 81 OO@5 CO.;
spring patent S. OO@5 10. Rye Flour
Quiet at 81 2563 80. Wheat-Dull, but
firm; advanced &c in sympathy with the
New York and Chicago markets; No. 2
red February sS5@88}c; March 1910
S9!c; April 9O2@9lc; May 92!@92Tc
Corn-Quiet but firm; mixed 4s!c; low
mixed steamer 50lc; steamer No. 2 yellow
5lIc; No. 2 mixed February 5l@jl4c
March 48649ic; May 474@48ic. Oats
BUYERS holding of; rejected white 37@37aci
No. white 3Sic; No. 2 white February
363@37,c; March S63@97c; April S1s@
SIC: May 373c Provisions-ln fair de-
maud. Beef-City family l@I@lic do
pacl ct lie. Pork-New mess $l3; prime
mess, new, $l2 OO@l2 so. Lard-Q1iet;
refined 81 75@S 90; steam 81 %. Butter
Firm for high grades; creamery extras
3jc; western dairy extras 2jc. Eggs
Quiet and steady; extra 25c. Cheese
Dull and nominal. Petroleum-Quiet and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 20.
Cincinnati.
! CINCINNATI, February lG. - Cotton
Quiet at lOsc. Flour-Quiet; family 81 60
as 10; fancy 81 1904 so. Wheat
Strong and scarce; No. 2red SIC; receipts
2,6CO bushels; shipments, 1900 bushels
Covn-Good demand and tending upward
| NO. mlAeu f''S1tH:O' Oato
and market firm at $50 332c. Rye-Quiel
and Erm at re. Barley-Demand fair and
market firm; extra No. ? fall csc Pork
Firm at $l3 %. Lard Quiet but firm a.
81 CO. Bulk Meats-Cemand light; shoul
ders 5.c short rib &c. Bacon-Quie
and steady; shoulders &c; short RIB lac
short clear Tic. Whisky-Quiet and stead!
at 81 l3. Butter-Demand firm north
western extra creamery 37@38c; faucJ
dairy l7@lSc. Lnceed Oil.Quiet AMI
steady at 49c. Eggs-Unsettled and gen
orally higher at 27@28c. Cheese.NOmi
nally unchanged; Ohio factory sole
TOLEDO, O., February lG.-Wheat-Quie
but steady; No. 2 red, cash and Februar
7Slc; March 8Oc;; AprilS21c; May SSsci No
l n oInpEIn -flniats M Na0