Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1886-02-11


PHnAoBLfuJA. Feb. 10 Mool,..-spr,s. 5. strong
| philedelrhie N Erle, 90; Rea7tnl IOS Issnn-
'yiyanih t5al; Lehigh Valley sex; urit-ii ON
| a5<; a. praF--ce,I. sax: Northeru s,4nf,s 71x;
.ehleh Navigation, .05S; NorrisglwG. 1t9 Cen-
rel Transportation, 3O5s Btrain, New York q
'athtieiphlts, 81 Little Sahugisin 20
New York ssarMass,
Associated Press Dispatch By special Wirea
NEW YORK, Feb. 10 Flour. spate nni western
In buyers favor and moderately active; super
fine state, s2. 7ha32O; extra do, So 10a3.50 !;
choice do, ss,75a475; round hoop Ohio,
s9.l0ai.oo; choice, de-, A.O5a5 So; supar1ne
IS. i0aS70 choice, do, do, S375as.5O; cho- co
white wheat, do, $5s5.50; southern, ste ,dy ;
common to fair, extra 50 35a3. 70 good to choice,
Wheat opened a shade easier. afterwards
ruled stronger and advanced haMc., with
April, 92A92Ac.: May, 931<agssfc,; june, Va
a94Mc.; December, 99Aa99Xc.
Corn, ka4c. higher and fairly active; mixed
western spot, IS l53c.; do future, 4S ,52&c
Oats, AaAc. higher; state, SSat5c.; western,
40n43c.
Reef, duh.
Pork very firm.
Lard, a shade higher.
Spirits tiIrnentine, teady.
Eggs, western. fresh, 23s a2tt.c
New York S1aCns-
'ssonlnted Press Dispatch by spN;Uu WIRE.
Nsw Yoss. Teh 10 noon. -S-",hs. active and
weak mtNSSs easy, lhn2f ktrUtlla No, AZ
ilsaoorr ~ 49, Canton %. 60 View Tort
p, tra : Hudson, IrbM Ni,s ~ atarn'
1f7 Michiger ceutra'.76 Lake Shore s9k M
inn; ntrsl 40 ex div pittsb'lrF, IS div Rocs
isuni, llS4 stla Wayne, III: \ tss,srli Union,
73A walk. 10 Eeg Jersey Central, bfl(
On ,p'n n Nssta'n. 49,
anaIaGions.
Tile O'Clock bids OF the New York stocR
market today, received over the private wire OF
Ellintt, johnson d Co. stock brokers, at No. 6i2
Market street were IA follows New YORK, Cen
tral q Hudson. 1865 Erle. FIX Isse Shore
Mississippi, :: Pacific Mall. sTsS; Western
Union Telegraph, 74I Milwaukee 4 St Paul,
common, ssx Canada Southern, AK Mlchl.
Pacific, ~; Texas Pacific, 12%; New Jersey
Central, 517s; Delaware, Lackawana N Western,
1871 Delaware q Hudson, 1858; Wabash, St
p. Preferred, =; N. Y. Ontario q W.
ssSSsnrl, Kansas 4 Texas, BIZ Manhattan,
Chattanooga II; Pennsylvania, 55& Phila-
q; Lehigh Navigation, son; Bufralo, Pttlsburg
ern Central, :; Northern Pacific, common, g7N;
Northern 1nd PaelsI preferred, S@S Hes,onyi
mental, S'xi Oregon Navigation
Cattle Markets.
WEST PmLADELPHIA STOCK YARDS, Feb g.
Cattle, market dull: receipts, 1000 head; prime,
64a6c;; good, aAa5c.; medium, SKATE; COM
mon. ease
Sheep, receipts, $500 head Nc higher; fair
to good, 5ha5sEc.; good, 4ka5c.; me dium, AKA
40; common. 2sfa3Ac.: lambs, 347c
Hogs, market Inactive; receipts, 6,iOO head;
CHICAGo, Feb s.-Cattle-Receipts. 3, Ohead:
shipments. 1880 head; market steady; ship
stockers and feeders, S2,4Oa4.ln; cows, bulls
and mixed, S1.T5a3.75; bulk, 81. 25a2.75 Quality
Of all cattle sold very common. Hogs-Receipti,
$4,000 head; shipments. 1000 head market,
lower. m 4
aal0; packing and shipping, Sd.i0aI. O; light,
Sd 6Oaf. 10: skips, s250a3.b0 Sheep-Receipts,
$500 head; shipments, 200 head market,
slow and &c TO 20c. lever; natives, S2OOa4. 35
TEXANS, s2.COa3.50; lambs, S4.00a5.25. The
Drouers Journals special cablegram from
Liverpool quotes further decline of No. per
pound in American cattle. Best steers are
selling at lee per pound estimated dead weight.
This puts prices down to within NC. of the
lowest price reached In many months.
BALTIMORE, Feb. S-Cattle-Market o ened
fairly active, with tops &c. higher; trade gener-
ally slrw; quality better; best beeyes, 5a Nc;
first quality, 4a5c; medium, 3ha3%c.; ordi-
nary, 2pa3c.; most of the sales were from
TO &c.; receipts, 7s5 head; sales, 40 head.
swlne-Light supply and only fair de-
The receipts of sheep and lambs were 1858
head. Quotations-sheep, 24a5ho.; lambs, ga
b1c.
1900 head; shipments, LAO head; market ow
and shade of from last weeks prices; 30 cars
shipped TO New York, llogs-Receipts, 1900
Philadelphias, A.35a4.45 Workers., Sia4 10
sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments, $500
head market slow aud shade on from last
weeks prices
Nkw YORK, Feb. --Beeves-Receipts, count
ing 20 car loads for expectation dt eet, were $50
car loads, or $40 head prices were 10a15c. per
lOO pounds lower for nearly all grades before
the finish, and the market closed weaW, with
number of car loads to carry over; poor TO
strictly prime steers sold at s3.s5a5. 90 per 100
pounds: extra do, at S6a6 10, with car load
early in the morning at $3.50; cows, stage and
bulls ranged from SO. 5a375, Including & cd
distillerY fed bulls at S3.35t3.a0 Shpeu-Re-
ceipts, 96 car loads, or 1880 head; prime and
extra sto' sold fairly at good pri es, hut in
ferlor and common ruled weak, and nothing
like clearance could be made. Sheep old at
Is 5Oa6 per 10 pounds. Lambs at S5sna1 30
Hogs-lteceipt., 95 car loads, or 6i1 head;
steady for live Hogs atsl.l'a4 50per lO0pouuds.
BUFFALO, N. v, Feb. S.-Cattle-Receipts.
1,OsO head ; good to choice steers steady; choice
light In fair demand and stto'ieer; good TO
choice shipping, s5,25a5.45: common 10 prime,
"a 15a5.lO; mixed but hers s3.95n3.75; stockers
and feed r., S2.Ta8.7j; export hu,ls, s3.7sai
vHAla, ShaR; mnrket Closed weat; - slld. Sheep
and lambs--Receipts, 5000 head; demand light;
prices very weak; no New York demand: extra
sheep. S5a5 % good clioee do ,S4st; medium To
ihlr, 81. 1854. y; yards fun Of common sheep.
mono of which were sold, common lamts III
airs. left over. uogs-Receipta, 1880 H.
market dulli no New ort demand. Pigs, $40
3.S5; light Workers, 50 9Oa4; god 70 Cuoire do
s4uo ,4l5; few ezra b. ough. 81 sOa4. IS; medium
weigh's, S435a4.51 choic. heavy. ,.Gs,A 90
rclIsh, S5,Mia3.S5; market closed with continued
downward tendency; 10 cars held over.