Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-12
Annlss. green, y Dbl. choice $3.50

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lao. - m
Sc 90 per hundred; demand good
Onions 81 90 per bushel. y
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys - 'VS4 U
per barrel 80 IN h.x
JERSEYS 81 75@1 30 per box
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 75.
Turnips 81 90 per barrel.
Nrw YORK, February ll.-Flour-Re
GENTS 10 28O barrels; exports ,645 barrels
market dull and weak; sales $4,000 bsrreis
Wheat-Receipts 40, 700 bushels; export
%, 273 bushels; spot higher and moderately
active for export; options opened hrm
later ruled easier, closing stesdyi SAFE
2824OOO bushels futures, $4,000 usheI
spot: No. 2 spring 94c; ungrsded red SIG
&c: No. Fred 9l8c f. o. b.; No. ! whlt'
951c: No 2 red March 92fc, closing O.
9I5c; April 923@938c, closing at SZ3e,
Nav 94a94Jc, closing at 94c; June 94t@
95sc, closing at Csc. Corn-oPot ia na}
active; options unsettled; receipts lOO' ZUC
bushels; exports 1881 bushels; sale
I536 900 bushels futures, 10000 bushels
spot: upgraded 49@5lc; low mixed 5l3ci
yellow 55c; upgraded white SOC; No;
February 54E@55!c, closing at 543c:;
March 5O8@5O5c, closing at 9Ote; A Ial
498@5Oc, closing at 493e; May 4S3939c,
closing at 484c. Osts-Higher and less
active; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
300 bushels; mixed western 379SStc;
Mite do 4Oc. Cofee-Options a shade
lower; Rio spot 6 soc; sales 1880 bags;
February 6.75@6.8 SOC; March and April
6 6S@6 zoe; May 6.7Oc; June 67O@
6 75c; August 6.8Oc; September 6.70S
6 SOC; January and February 6.46c. su'
gar-Dull and nominal; fair TO good re-
thinning sic; refined quiet; extra Z $50
53c; white do 5@5sc; graduated 6tc
Molssses-Dull; so test 23c. Rice-Firm
and IN fair demand. Petroleum-Steady;
United closed at 76c. Tallow-Quiet and
steady. Eggs-Dull and lower receipts
728 packages; western 22@22ic. Fork
Firm and in moderate demand; mess
$40 5O6ll 90. Cut Mests-firm; sales
pickled bellies at ste; do hams 85c. Lard
Opened firm and closed a shade lower;
sales of western steam spot at So 373;
March Sc 3566 364; April So 1905 "A;
Nav Sc SOFAS 81; June ST 5G@6 So; city
steam ST. 35. Butter-Firm and IN fair
demand; western l2@l5c; Elgin cream
erv 36c, Cheese-Dull and rather weak.
chicago.
CHICAGO. February ll.--Ihere was &C.
tive trading iu all the speculative pits to-
day and prices ruled generally ErmeT, though
wheat closed about &c lower than yester-
dsy. The amount OF wheat on ocean dis
closed an increase OF $50, 900 bushels, when
a decase had been looked for. In conse-
uoence May delivery began al 9l8 The
warm and rainy weather prevailing
throughout the winter wheat bel. was
rather ominous for the crop, especially in
view OF the possibility Of a sudden freeze,
and tended to stifIen prices. May advanced
under good buying TO $50, which was the
top figure Tor the day, dropped of to So,
rallied several times, closing at - bid IN
latest trading in the afternoon. Flour
Quiet and unchanged. Wheat-Prices
kept within q range OF &c and CLOSED SC
lower than yesterday. Sales ranged: FEB.
a 79gas0c closed at 793c; March 79s
@86Ic, closed at sec; May S5@85 yc, closed
at IS slice; No. z spring 79t@S2c; No,
3 spring 79!c. Corn-Firmer; cash &65
@$8c; February 36J@37c, closed at
36Jc; March $40 37!c, closed at Bic;
May 4Os@4O3c, closed at 40 9,l6c. Oats
-Firmer; cash SOC; February 28I@298c,
closed at 293c; March 29@29sc, closed az
20 slice; May 32@325c, closedat 81 l-l6c
R5e-Steady; No. 2 SOC. Barley-Nomi
nal; No. 2 zoe. Mess Fosk-Ruled strong
early; SC higher, declined l24c, closing atm
side figures; cash $ll 05@ll 10; February
and March Sll O74@ll Ia, closed al
SlI Oh Oils, MAJ $ll27!@n 4O%,closed
at $ll 27!@ll 30. Lard-Essy; cash Sc o.
G6 10; March Sc O7!@G l23, closed
at So O7I6G 10; May S. 2O@6 rs, closed
Sc 2OG6 22t. Boxed Meats-FIrm
shoulders s. 95@4 90; short rib sides
S. 42@@5 IS; short clear s. 1905 so
Whisky-Steady at 81 l6. Sugar, butter
and eggs-Unchanged.
CINCINNATI,
CINCINNATI, o., February ll.-Cot!oE-
easy; middling SIC. Flour-Heavy
family 81 1901 50; fancy 81 1904 60.
Wheat-Weaker; No. 2 red 93&93c; re
ceipts $500 bushels; shipments 500
bushels. Comm active demand; No. ;
mixed 37@37!c. Oats-Fair demand
No. 2 mixed 3l3@32c. Rye net
No. 2 CSC. B2rley-Unchanged. Porl
Dali at $ll l2I@l4 p. Lard-Weak'
or and lower at 81 90. Bulk Meats
Steady; shoulders 81 l23; short rib s. OF
65 60. Bacon-Easy; shoulders s. 90
short rib So p; short Gear 81 10 Whisk!
Steady at 81 10. Butter, Sugar anc
Cheese-Steady and unchanged. Eggs
Steady at lie.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February ll,--FloQr-
Steady, with moderate demand. Wheat
Opened firm and closed feverish; No.
red S8@s9c; March S930893c; Apsi
9O.@9O3c; May 9ls@9ljc. Corn-SpO
in good demand; No. 4 mixed 45; No.
mixed and yellow 46@46!c steamer No
2 mixed 46l@464c; futures dull an,
nominal. Oats-Spot steady and quiet
white &8@42!c; futures quiet but STEADY
No. 2 white February 40@405c; Marc
393@4Oc; April and May 4O@4Ofc
Eggs-Dull and barely steady Ohio an
other western fresh pc. Petroleum
Dull; 20 Abel test in barrels nc.
Toledo.
ToLEDo, O.. February II. - Wheat
Quiet; cash 92!@93ic; February 9l3C
March 94sc; June 95!c. Coru-StroDg
cash 4Oc bid; May 4l4c. OaH-Steady
unchanged; cash SHE; May 333c. Glove
Seed-Frm; cash ST 90 bid; March S. 0;
April SC 10.
LIVE SEOCh.
Wheeling.
: The market this week was quite sctiy
I dcssrs Hudson + Ba2tA furnish tbs &
: loving quotations.
I Cattle, 900 10 LOO lbs stock 34@.
per h.; 800 to 900 lbs. 3@3ic per ID
, 100 to 500 lbs. 3@3lc per ID.
IL. Morkat antiya. 23Allc nae