Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

Cofee-Options steady out Ies0
ale, 1880 bags; April 6 6Oc; May soc
TTa ~ : To-. December 6.S5c; Februarl
S5SAS Soc; March $685. 6Oc; June
6 7O96. roc; August 6 7O96 IOe' S1eS
-Dull; ofA5S@5bci standard a . i-loc,
U~ranulated 6 l7.l6c; cubes 6sc. moissse'
sDulI: 500 test 23c. Rice-Steaay
patroleum-Ouist; United closed at S2gc
TsiIoW-DuIl and weak at 43c. Turpen,
tinaWDuH at 4O&c. Eggs-Firm and
higher: receipts i,4l7 packages; western
99!623c, Pork-Firm and rather quiet;
mess $40 624@ll l23. Cut Meats
Firm; picked bellies 5959c; piGEleo
shoulders Ale; do hams 8f@83ci mlddies
dpll: long clear SIC. Lard-Opened a
shade HIGHER and closed weak; western
steam mot quoted at Sc 1896 Az; Feb
rnarv Sc 4596 46; March SIS 1906 AZ;
Anr;l Sc 5396 Sc; May S. 60@6 IS;
June Sc 64@6 Co. city steam $6S0964O ~.
Butter-Firm and fair inquiry; western
l2033c; Elgin creamery Soc. Cheese
Quiet and steady. COpper-FIrm; lake
ll3@llSc.
CHICAGO. February 3.-A pronounced feel,
ing of weakness was developed in the wheat
market to-day, which carried prices down
he from the close yesterday, with the
market finishing practically at inside hg-
urss. The selling figures for May were
855c, with some trading at S5sc, but from
that point the market fell of to sac on
the news that the st. Louis -four mills were
shutting down owing to lack of orders, the
market closing at "a 5-l6c in the after,
noon there. This was another cause o.
weakness, which carried May down to 835c,
closing at 84c asked. F~lour-Slow and
unchanged. Wheat-Ruled weak and ioW-
er, closing. at l4c under yesterday. Sales
ranged: February 76i@79Bc, closed at
783c; March 795@SOBc, closed at 1889;
May 84t@853c, closed at "a 5,l6c; No;
2 spring 78i@S04c. Corn-Dul and
easy, closing at 4@sc lower; cash 36c;
February 36@36tc, closed at 36c; March
Sc 3-l6936sc, closed at 365c; May $500
4O8c, closed at 39Ec. Osts-EaSier; cash
285c; February % 4c; March 2S3c; Mag
3l3@3l 5.l6c, closed at 3l8c. Rye
Quiet; No. 2 584c. Barley-Dnll; No; 2
Coo. Flax Seed-Easy; No. l 81 II
Mess Pork-Irregular; prices advanced 10
@2Oc, receded l0@l2fc, closing easy;
cash Sill 35@ll 40; February $ll 500
II As, closed at $ll sol 373; March
$ll 37@ll 474, closed at Sll 313@
IL 40; May Sil 55@ll 70, clio ed at
$ll 55@ll 573. Lard-Steady and quiet;
cash So l2I96 10; February Sc l23@
6 Is; March Sc l74@6 20; Mays Sc 274"@
6 30. Boxed Meats Steady; shoulders
So 95@4 90; short rib sides S. 65@5 TO-
short clear S. 85@5 80 Whisky-Stesdy
at 81 l6. Sugar-Unchalged; cutlost
7f@74c; grsnulated &c; standard A 730
: 56-lOOc. Butter-Quiet and steady;
creamery 2O@3lc dairy l4@23c. Eggs
At l83@l9c.
Cincinnati.
C1So1SNAT1, O., February 3.-Cotton--
Weak; middling &c. Flour-EaSy
and unchanged. Wheat-Essier; No. 2
red 94c; receipts 1000 bushels; ship
ments 5000 bushels. CONFIRM aud
in good demand; No. 2 mixed SIC. Oats
Firm; No. 2 mixed 32c. Rye-ln
good demand and firm; No. 2 66c. Bar.
ley-Strong; extra No. 3 spring 5S@65c:
Pork-Quiet aud firm at $ll %. Lard
-Firmer at S. l2!, Bulk Mests-HiRh-
err; shoulders s. 37!; short ribs S. 500
5 65. Bacon-Flrm and higher; should
ers S. 90; short ribs Sc 40; short clear
Sc 623. Whisky-Steady at 81 10. But
ter, sugar and cheese-Flrm and unr
changed. Eggs-S!rOng aud higher at
l8@l9c.
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.-Flour-
Steady but quiet Wheat Weak; No. , red
February 87@87ic; March S85@SS3e;
April S9l@894c; May 9Ol@9O4c, Corn
Firm but qpiet; No. 3 mixed 454@46c;
steamer 46t@47c; No. , mixed 47i@
47Ic; No. 2 mixei February, March, April
and May 47@471c. Osts-Spot steady
with moderate demand; white 36@lle;
futures quiet but steady; No. 2 white Feb
ruary 93@393c; March 39!@39}C; April!
39494Oc; May 392@40c. E~ggs-Ftrm
and higher; Pennsylvania fresh 253c; ONO
and other western fresh 24c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., February !. - Whesi--
Closed active and lower; cash 9l@9l3c;
February Gle; May 92sc; June 9&!c. Corn
Firm; cash 38!c; May 403@4oSc, Gate
Dull and unchanged. Glover Seed
Firm; cash or February S. 924 March
s. 50; April Sc o..
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