Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-11

( @s AL; May So 1905 81; June 80 Do
SS 20. c;,v steam Sc 1896 40. Butter
| Firm: demand fair. Copper-Frm'
ChiOaEO
cu,o,ao, February lO.-The market
starIsd in of tie bottom TO day IN point Of
p,,css Gathering strength and activity 90
,ho ses.;on advanced. The opening IN
vbsat was rather tame and the feeling
-ather heavy, May delivery starting at SAT
and Iis;ng quite steadily to SGT. Consid-
cradle excitement and large trading TOOK
place before May was allowed to touGn 90.
A reaction to 84a followed. D closing
figures at | o'clock were S4t. ID the al
terpoon the market became strong, may
advancing and closing at 85S bid. flour
-Firm and unchanged. Whest--OPened
L. lower, advanced lc, receded &c, closed
IL bi~ber than Yesterday. Sales ranged;
Eebrnarv 78i@f9ac, closed ct 1850; March
79168Oc, closed at 1850; May 84f9S5fc,
closed at safe; June s5t@8S3c' c!osed a.
86fc; No. z spring 79s@8l9c;, No. .
spring 72c. Corn-Stronger ana t9se
bi0her; cash 364@37c; February $500
36fc, closed at 364c; March 363a $500,
closed at 36fc; May 4O@4Ote, closed at
IOIc, Osts-Firmer; cash 29tc; Febru-
srv 2s9c: March 29c; May 81 l5.l6e. Rye
-Suiet; Nc. 2 584c. B~srley-Dull; No
O COO. Flax Seed-Fsir demand; No;
l$l l2!. MeRsP ork-ln better demand
and stronger, advancing l5@l14c, reeedea
5675c, closing steady; cash $ll %; March
SO 95Gll Oh, closed at 1911 O5@ll0l3
NAV $40 I2B@ll 30, closed at $ll Esq
II 27I, Lard--Standard 22c higher; cash
Sc O7166 10; March Sc O73@6 IA,
closed at Sc O74@6 10; May Sc 2O@6 Z23.
Boxed Mests-Firm; shoulders % So(S
4 90; short rib sides IS 1905 90; snort
clear S. 1905 so. Whisky-Steady at
81 l6. Sugsr-Unchanged. Butter-Dull;
creamery 22@32c; dairy l6@TOc' Eggs
Firm; 2O@22c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February lO.-Flour-
Steady. W~heat-StroDg and higher; No,
2 red February 8S!@983c; March o9s
@899c; April 9O5@9O3ci May, 9li9
Slsc. Corn-Unchanged; export demand
moderate; No. 4 mixed 45c; No. 3 yell
low 46@461c; steamer No. 2 mixed 400
46!c; ungraded yellow Ale; No. z mixed
February 47f@47ic; March, April and
MAY 47i@47!c. Osts-SpOt steady; No.
3 mixed 37lc; uithe 39@4lci futures
firm but unchanged. Eggs-Dull and
easy; Ohio and other western fresh ZIG
22o.
Cryc1SvAr1, O., February l0.-Cotton-
middling SIC. ~FIcur-BarelY
steady. Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red 94c;
1900 bushels; shipments 1900
Corn-Easier; No. 2 mixed 37!c
Osts-Easier; No. 2 mixed 3l3@32c.
Rye-Firm; No. 2 &c. Bsrley-Dull
and unchanged. Provi.ions-Dull and
unchanged. Whisky-Steady at 81 H.
Butter, Sugar and CbeeSe-Steady and un'
changed. Eggs-Slow at lie,
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, February 10 Wheat
Western higher and quiet; No: 2 western
red spot S73@882c; March o9t@
893c; May 9l3@92c. Corn-Western
steady and dull; western mixed spot and
fair lie: March 46g@47c; April 464c;
May 46s@465c: steamer 45t943!c
Oats-Dull and lover; western white 4O@
42c; mixed 37@38c. Provisions Quiet.
Lard-Refned 7i@73c.
Toledo.
COLrDo, o., February 10. - Wheat
Closed quiet; cash 0l3@93c; February
9l3c; March 92c; May 934c; June 95c
asked. Corn-Firm; cash S8!c; May
4Otc bid. Oats-Frm; cash 3I3ci May
33jc bid. Clover See%d-Strong; cash or
February Sc 90; March 81 O24; April
Sc OF!