Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-10

Poultry-Lvs chickens, old 81 Jog
3 25s dozen: spring chickens - Jug
3 90 Good demand
Rags-Steady at l49liofc ter Tnite mi a
ed cotton; l@lSc for all wool Hnd i'""
llc for mixed. ., on
sseds-saiss of timothy seed 81 81 ~
A2 90 p bushel; clover, small seed 60 oO
as O5; large, $6 00@6 %, as t quanty
Sweet cider-Country sweet Is ooS
4 so per barrel; crab cider 20 OVS' oV
per barrel. Demand fair.
LArd-Country prime, 697c.' ds~'O'
good. q, Okla
lao. m l..
Cabbage, per Dbl, 75c, or s. % 70
S. 90 per hundred; demand good.
Onions 81 90 per bushel. ~
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys % 5OS4 w
Cranberries-Cape Gods 81 90 per box;
JERSEYS 81 75@l 80 per box.
Psrsuips per Dbl. 81 Is.
Turnips 81 90 per barrel.
Mou YoFk.
Nrw YoRK, February 9.--R1oar-Re-
csipts IL, l08 barrels; exports 3,24O barrels
Is, $50 sacks; market heavy and dull; sales
1880 barrels; superfne western an9
State % 75@3 20; common to good
extra do So 25@3 co. good to choice DO
SO 6565 40; common to choice white
wheat western extra S. 0@5 20; fancy
do & 0565 IN Wheat Receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 81, 900 bushels; spot dull
and in BUYER favor; options declined 49
&c, closing heavy; sales 2,928,OOO bushels
futures, II, 900 bushels spot; No. 2 spring
93c; ungrsded red 78@93ic; No. 2 red
98te; No. l white 95!c; No. 2 red Febru-
sry 90!69O4c, closing at 9Ote; March 9O4
@9lfc, closing at 903c; April 92@S35c,
closing at 92c; May 935@934c, closing at
93fcc: June 94B@943c, closing at 94tci
July 94!@94Jc, closing al 94!e; August
94{@94gc, closing at 944c; September
953@95ic; October 97c; November 98tc;
December 99s@992c, closing at 993c.
Corn-Spot more active; options i@3c
lower; receipts l42, 900 bushels; exporta
1854 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures, $500 bushels spot; ungraded
47!@5Otc; No. 347i@4Sci steamer ele-
waited 48f@483.; February 473947Sc;
March No. 2 5l3@522c; No. 2 February
5l3@5l3c, closing at 81 sc; March 1910
495c, closing at 49fc; April 483@a9ic,
closing at 484c; May 4Sb@4Sfc,c closing at
48tc. Oats-Weak; receipts 33,25O bush
els; exports l,256 bushels; mixed western
37638ic; white do 39@43!c. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio quiet and strong at Sic; OPP.
tons dull; sales II, $50 bags; February 80
75c: March 6 Csc; Msy 6 zoe; June
c. 75c; July 6 soc; January 6 CSC. Sugar
Quiet; refined dull. Molssses - Quiet
Rice-Stesdy with demand moderate. Pc
troleum-Steady; United closed at 71sc,
Tallow-More active at 44c. Turpentine-
Dali at 4Olc. Eggs-Dull an. lower; re-
ceipts sol packages; western 23i@243c.
Wool-Ouist and firm; domestic fleece
27@36c; pulled l4@33c; Texas 9@22c
Pork-Moderately active and hrmer; mess
$40 5G9ll 90. Cut Enthusiastically;
sales OF 54@5gc; middleS dull; long clear
54c. Lsrd-Lower and less active; sales
of western steam spot at Sc 1906 AZ! for
choice; February S. 34@6 &c; April
Sc 4l66 70; May Sc 44@6 so; June
ST 55@6 81; September Sc "A; city steam
ST. 35. Butter-Quiet and firm; western
l2@34c; Elgin creamery 35@36c Cheese
Copper-Stendy.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. February 9.-There WAS only
q fair amount OF trading in wheat and
prices were kept within a range Of one'halt
cent, May delivery ductusting between s4i
and e42c, and closing in the afternoon at
sac. The decrease in the visible supply
was about 800, 900 bushels, which was
about tue amount which traders had caIcu'
lated upon, and it had very little bearing
in consequence upon the course Of prices
The market opened a shade lower and de-
clined i@3c from yesterdays closing,
rallied &c, declined and closed &c under
Yesterday, Reports from the winter re
gious generally declared that the plant sP,
peared healthy, but fears were entertained
of freezing weather coming on, as many
of the fields were reported bare of snow.
Export cleariDgs were fair. Flour--Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Tluctusted with
in q range OF &c, closing lc under yesler,
day. Sales ranged. February t84@79tc.
closed at 1870; March 783@79!c, closed
at 1850; NAV S4I@843c, closed at safe;
June 85i@86tc, closed at $3.50; No. Z
spring 783@8lc; No. , 7l@7l4c. Corn
Quiet but steady; cash 3G5@3G,ci Feb,
rusry sole; March 365-lGc; May 4O@
4O!c, closed at 40c; June 4Osc. Oats
Dull but steady; cash 29lc; February
28Sc; March 283c; Msy3l l3.l6c. Rye
Dull; No. 2 58lc. Bsrley-Quiet; No
2 COO. Flax Seed-Steady; No. Isl II
Mess Pork-ODly fairly active, ruling irreg
ular; prices declined l0(dl23c, closing at
medium figures; cash $40 9O@l0 9j; Feb
ruary $40 9O@lO 92!c; March $40 900
10 974, closed at $40 924@lO 95; May
$40 974@ll Oh, closed u 1911 l0@ll l29.
Lard-Quiet and easy; cash, Sc Oh;
March Sc O7i@G 10; May Sc l7@6 20.
Boxed Mests-Steady; dry sailed shout.
ders 81 9594 90; short rio sides s. 40;
short clear S. 80@5 IS. Whisky-Stesdy
at 81 l6. Sugsr-SteadY %cutloat 7i@7!ci
grsnulated &c; standard A &c. Butter
Quiet; creamery 22@$3C; dairy l2@23c
Eggs-At $1,000.
UlncinEHu.
CINClSSATI. O., February a-Cotton-
Quiet. middling S3c. Ficur-Steady
and unchanged. Wheat-Stesdy; No 2
red 93@95c; receipts II. $50 bushels; ship
ments 4,5O1 bushels. Corn-Quiet; No ;
mixed 36@G37c. Oats-In fair demand
and firm; No. 2 mixed 32@324c. Rye
Firm; No. 2 64@6jc. Bsrley-Dull and
unchanged. Pork-Dnll at 81 %. Lard
Easier at IS 65. Bulk Meats Essisr;
shoulders 81 "a; short ribs s. 45@5 GO.
Bacon-Quiet and easier; shoulders S. 90;
short ribs 81 90, short clear &c 10
Whisky-Steady at 81 10. Butter Dull
and unchanged. EEgs-Wesk under
liberal receipts and lover at l8c. Cheese
Steady and unchanged.
philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February g-E.opr-
Quiet but steady. Whest-Opensd weak,
reacted and closed steady; No. ? red Feb.
ruary S73@8Slc; March S8i@895c;
April sS4@9OiO; May 9Ot@9lic. Corn
Weaker; No. 2 mixed 4j!c; No. : yel.
lou 16Ml6lo, ateamar No z mixed t6lc: