The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-02-24

~ Alt uemAhdi NO, mixed anu yellow 900;
ll1ta5lc: futures quiet; No 2 mixed FebFdaTy 70
Apill t53la4sC; MAY 47lEaiSc 0AtsSpOt steH and
~ moderate demAnd No. mixed SIlsn white 31a
Axe; tnturel neglected; No, 2whlie February A0t
40ssci March and April 9gllAi0Ic; May ilai0l =.
Pr1viAlons steady and fairly active. Land qulstj
tity refined 7.0QRT sc; do steam GGlgsi; do
butchers, loose, 600a6l2|sc, Butter quiet AMI
dairy extra. lGa; western sood to choice iQalgci
packing case, EGGS dnll and lower; fresh ~ sa92c
Cheese dull aud steady; Ohio HAS 91sc.
Z CHICAGO, LUIS, Feb, 2l-lu general way tie
bulls had tue big end Of the game to-day, though
| llltls II iieEcables toned up The curb crowd and
they traded moderately m May at S51s' on The
main Oor the int quotation was So 4C aud prices
advanced STEADILY 70 Ssfe helped along by pur'
coming alAn frlIn y decrease OF no 0o1 bushels IN
Chicago ltdckS, which was supposed 10 prevent
rEeabe decrease IN the visible slpply. Tbs mar.
about ~ o'clock prioe'; In the uiernoon wheat
sold ~ 70 50 lh'lGc, and COED Al Sc II Ice, Rlonr
was In better demand aud Htntr, bltuOt quOiably
higher Wheat opelei EG higher, advanced ~
closing Il 81 A s.lGc, sarth. SSs:SSigS
closed q 81 ll6o May ~ iasGsc closed at 20 Ice;
June 50 FASS|Gc closed ATS j'ltc No 2sprng SlNa
20 lower; cash s1,taSO; February 27iSaSIJ4e
closed " 500: March IS ll'l6a3s! g, clio I'd Ut
Is lido; May lO.ssll3se, s!osst At g l,l6e, Oats
March a0G; MAY 39JS ass, Gloscd at 32Isc. Ryc
steady; No ?, B9c Flaxssed weak No. l. 81 NJ
hGSS pork dull aud easy; cash SIC OlAl0 0j; FGbT.
aTy and Ma oh $40 9l5Sa.0 %; May 81 l0All No.
shoulders S0iAi OJa: short rib s i5a55 &; short
clear sous Sc. whisky steady AZ u 10 Sugars
bttalyi cut LOAF 7aIt4C gFanulated 6)fe; standard
lGlI2c. Eggs easier At 9ld4sc, Afternoon beard
Wheat SIrong, advancing 70 " lt-lJo Tor May, re
cedins and closing NJ 50 Lilo Cora - lower,
0Ah ~ lower, foTk and lard UNCHANGED, On
mo curb late IN The afternoon May wheat was
quoted easier AZ s6Ac,
CINCINNATI, o., PGb. S3.-Flour hrmer fam,
Vy 81 lOli 50; Imc! 81 l0alC0 Wheat tlrmGr No. 9
red Vici receipts 1850 bushels shipments II 900
bushels CON, In good demand NO miEcd
In fair demand; No 2, Gjc. Harley easy extra No. |
sprlng hlaj7c. Pork dull vt I'll iaS. Lard |
In IN doTs te demani ut So RuIR meat In ilIht de-
mand shoulders lQA50lG EAcOnsleady; shoulders |
4sESe; ihoTt nh 2le; short clear Gai;tc, WhhEy
In good dcmAnd at 81 10, Butter dull; extra north.
western creamery 85a3CC; GoO1 10 primo creamery
SAtOo choices dairy roll l!Allc linIced oil quiet
aud steady At 4latIc sugar In fair demand; hG d |
refined aIaTlici New Orleans 5GHtO Eggs, liberal |
receipts made tho market GISiur ut lSC. Cheese |
du'l; prlale 10 choice Cucd Chic factory 95salOc,
EALTlyoGE, Feb %, Wheat western higher and |
afmi No. Etusec ted SPOT g3i BID; March 9!1S1 |
March ~ SaiSC Apr(isC asked steamer l6l[aI75ic
Oats steRuy aud qnl1ti western WnilO sSGkO; mix
ca SOaSsC, Provisions quiet and steady
~, ToLEpo q, Feb, gs;- Wheat closed active; cash
,ofa steady; cash 4O{SGi May 4l1tG, OaA dull:
cash $40; May S6c Glover seed arm; cash, Feb. |
Iuary or March % SAC o.,
Lave stock.
CHICAGO, IiI., Feb. ?s.-The DrOptrS' Journal re. |
porh: CQtue-icceipH bu00 head shipments |
ntH1Ep chi hu ~.
0 6Oi si0Ckers aud ieGdGis S9 val 10; cows, bulls
aud mixed 81 6Ol31li bulk :! g0lj rs; through |
Texans % IbAt %. Hogs Receipts 5000 head
shipments sou head; market SLOW aud 100 lower; |
rough and mixed " 0.M !Oi packing aud shipping
81 2a4 so light o. 70II IS; GGipS {! Bias TO- Sheep
Receipts quo head ShIpmOntN $40 head mar |
kGt Itsldy; natives y VOA OOi Texans q 0ea3 ~;
lambs VI Oa1 W
EAT LInEaTy. Pa, Fey, % Cattle, receipt; no
days prC(si no cattle shipped 70 New York, Hogs
receipts 800 head shipments 400 head; market
hiTi Philadelphia 81 GSlA 7ji Workers ~ 3OAi u;
h0Ati shipments l,SVO head market ilrn at Mon
days plCeS,
CIEclNNATL O., Feb, 2i-;lIOgS frmi common
4 %; receipts 9O1S head shipments Gl9 head,
Petroleum.
on CRY, Pa, Feb. ?3.-Opened at SOTc; highest
slhci lowest 1v}io: closed a. IO1Sei sales l41t00
barrcls; shipments 32G3 barrels,
TlTuSvILLE Pa, Feb. 2l.-opcned at sOISc;
highest sic; lowest 7gHO; closed Ut 1919; ship
nents on the 2lst and I'd l75l5l barrels; charter
30, 06 barrels.
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. 2g.-0pened at 791so closed
al 7gjGG; highest sic; lowest 1y5IG; rlnS, ship.
menIs and charters no. IepOttedi CIearanCcs 49,
OQO barrels
PITTSBURGH, PA, Feb. 2a.-Pctroleum dull but
hrni National transit certificates opened NJ 500
aud closed at 79hci highest Sloi lowest TOSC.
NEW ieRE Feb. 25.-PCtrpleum arm; United
Dry Goods.
NEW YORK, Fob. 23.-Jhc exports OF domestic |
cOols for the past week have been S,llG packages
and since Jannatyl q ,93S packages against 81 1855
packages In the same time last year and 1867
packages In 1854. lu all depart nenk Of the com.
mission trade thpF4 has been more doing, and In |
tbs receipts and shipments Of goods there has been
more activity. Cotton goods continue very strong
aud agents are not disposed 10 axe contracts more
than thirty days ahead Agents hAYO advanced
AndrcicOEgtn SatIeeDs 10.
Cotton.
NEW YoRK, Feb. % Cotton futures closed steady
at 10 l10c lower than Saturday; February S72tj
March B.7Cci Ap Il $50; May. SVSC; June pose;
July 0 liCi August 0.9sC.
CINCINNATI, o., Feb, 2.-CoLton easy; mIddllug
Wool,
NEW YORK. Feb. 91.-Wool firm aud demand |
m0dVptoi dOmeStic fleece TA8Gc; pulled l4RlGG
TexAS 9A22G.
miscellaneous.