Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-26

choice dairy l40l6c; good to pin r
country roll l2@l5c; common miNeF
stock 5@7c No demand.
Besswax-Qrctsda at 25828e . 10
Beans-HaUd picked navy Il 2j&
- per bushsl.
Dried Fruit-New eyaporated psre5
peachea l7@lSc; impaired DO l0@l3, :
raspberrie4 l79l8c; blackberries 7@8
New sundried, appes, quartered, 3@3r,
sliced, 4t&jc; peaches, nev hslyes4!@ iie.
10 quartecs, 4a5c; d. pared lA@lsc;
pitted cherries $3.50. Eew evagcJstrc
apples 5tG;c. Market o. Dried Fruit non :
;asl; demand good.
Chsess-Ssles in a joking way Of pclr
mild Ohio factory 81 9Ml24ci New lCis
l43@l52; Svei,zoz lOWl&cs L;mterTes &
@l2c.
Eggs-Suictly f.eet stock, dsmNpt
goodat l892Oc : dog
FeatheF8-CLoirc, .G&55c in origlts
packages, 4(ajc o,Ose in small iota,
Houey--Choice Ehits clover, 1899;
choice buckwhea;. l6G.lSc.
Nuts--Sheibaika, Zoe per 5usheli black
~ mats, S5@40c; chesuuts 81 %.
Potatoe5-Choice 50@j5c per bushei;
diseased stock 4j@j0c per bushel; de-
mand good.
Poultry--Live chickens, old 81 75@
3 2jE dozen; spring ChicEena, - GOO
3 90 Good demand.
Raga-Steady at l!0lEc lar white ri2'
ei cotton; l@lic for oil wool and TIC.
Il, to7 mixed.
Seeds--SGles OF timothy seed c! 81 80
ct2 90 = busheli clover, email seed IS 80
&C O5; large Sc 00@6 Is, Rs 10 quality.
Sweet cider,-Coun-S sweet 81 5'G
( 30 ve, barrel; crab cider Sc 0O97 80
per barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-County prime, 7l@Sc,, dems'
good.
Apples, green, T. bbl. Sll5.
Cabbage, per Dbl, Use. or 8 co TO
Sc 90 per hundred; demand good,
Onions soc per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, e. 70 per barrel!
Crauberries-CGpe Gods 81 10 per box
Jerseys 81 10 per box.
Parsnip8 per bbl. 81 so.
Turnip5 81 90 per barrel.
HsE YORK
NV YORK, January 2j.~~Eloaf"~Rs-
ceip:s 1913 barrels; exPorts sos bar
rels, 5000 sacks; market firm; sales H..
500 barrela Wheat Receipts $50 aush.
els; exports 10000 bu9hals; Gpot lots ad-
vanced l6l!c and options a. &c; sales
2.8T2,OOO bushels futures S. 900 bushels
spot; No. 2 spring Ole; ungraded red so
@9Oc; No. 2 red SlJc; No | White Y33c;
No. 2 red February S92@9llc, closing
at glgc; March 9lf@9l4c, closing at
923c; April 923@94ic, closing at 9lic;
May 93!@95Sc, closing ct % &c; June 95b
@963c, closing at 963C; August eco
97sc, closing at 975c; December 81 O!s@
/ O3!, closing at 81 o.. Ccru-Spot
steady and quiet options opened !Gic
higher, later fell back !@5c, closing
steady; receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
l7,l02 bushels; salss $4,000 busSels tu'
lures, les, 900 bushels spot; ungraded 46
G50c; No 3 48!@48}c; steamer 1910
$50; steamer yellOy, l9}c; steamer ~hite
4sbc; No. 2 January 5I@5l &c, closiog Of
sic; February 49i@50lc, closiag at &c;
March and April 49J@I9ic; May $50
! @4S2c. 0ats-higher and moderately &c.
tive; receipts Gt753 busheis; experts 292
bushels; mixed western 36i@3S!c; white
do 4O@45c. Stocks of grain in store Jau'
uary 49, Wheat, s, I80,S75 bushels, corn,
969,975 bushels; oats, 662 $40 brsht!9i
barley, l52 ,448 bushels; rye, IL, 20 bush
els; malt l94,i39 ta5Gsl5. dey-Stcady
With demand lair. Hops-Q1iet. Coffee
Options firm and quiet; sales 1880
bags; January $500; February 6 55@
| 6.65c; March 6.6Cc; May soc. Sugar
Dull, weak and nominal; fair 10 good re
fuing ) 7.l6c; refined dull; OF A 5sc'
STANDARD 4 6 S-l6c; powdered 6390sc
Molasses-Q Quiet and weak; 80 deg. tes'
! 23@2Slc. Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Steady: United closed Mt 9lsc. TalIow-
Steady. Rosin-Dull Turpentine-Steedy
Eggs-Quiet but steady; receipts z, =
packages; western 23@23lc. Wooi-
Quiet and firm. eork--Quist and firm
mess alO S1t@l0 Is; clear backD $40 %
Cut Mests-Firm; picked bellies 5i@ 54e
Lard-A shade lover AID dull; western
steam spos, S. I566 AZ; January IS 46
February Sc 45@6 46; March S. +7@
40; April Sc 54@655; May Sc 59C
6 60; June Sc 66@6 6S; August 90 SOC
6 81 city steam So 10. Butter-Quie
) and very steady; western l2@33c; Eigi
creamery S4@3jc Chcese-Rather quiet
western flat 7@9!c. Copper-Dul.
, Chicago.
!. CHICAGO, January 70 -BuoYGncy enteI
ed into the wheat market, carrying value
at the close Of the afternoon fGlly &c owe
prices carried at the finish last Saturday
= War news from G;eeoe sutficed 10 sen
May wheat up to 5GiC at the opening, d.
> free offerings caused G reaction 10 so!
after which sharp bidding sent the p[Il'
= up to SIC with very few fluctuations. 1t
! cal bears and representatives Of toreig
! houses we're purchasing freely on the l
turn. The price fell back to Sue o.
closed ct o'clock at S6se. In the a,te
noon the tone was again very strong, MS
advancing to size and closing at oI5I
site, the large decrease in the amount
70 wheat in store and aaoat at New o
I giving promise of large decrease IN Il
u INN