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

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t;ons fairly active and steady; sales SI;GVl
bags: February $500; March 6;oOe; MS1
6 Sc; June Csc; July o.oS@
6 Zoe: October 6.75@6 zoe; Decemesi
& s0S685c. Sugar-Dull; refined duL
eonfsctioners A 81; cubes s ll-I6S9otc
Molasses-DuIl and nominal. Rice
Steady and demand fair. Petroleum
Steady: United closed at S23c. CottoI
seed oil is quoted at 2se; crude 3l9SItC
TaIIow-Refued duh. Rosin-Steady q
81 O230l O5. Turpentine-Dull at Ale
Eogs-Firm and demand fair; receipts l,
ISI nackases; western &c. Pork-Quiet
mess $40 SO oil 90. Cut Meats-Firm
pickled bellies S 3.l6@5Sc; middleS trn1
IonO clear SIS rs. Lard-Higher and talr
10 active for contract grades; spot Sc 45@
& 471: January Sc 1906 A; February
S6 "A; March S. 47@6 As; April Sc 81
Nav S. 59@6 go; August Sc 81; city
steam Sc 3l@6 40. Butter-Frm ane
fair inquiry; western l29l3ci Eigir
creamery S5c. Cheese-Quiet; western
7@94c.
CHICAGO. February Wheat resumed
its old position to day aud attracted u
itself about all the interest OF any speeuls
tive commodity, which at the most was moi
very much. Despite rather free selling OF
the part of some of the local leaders the
market held up moderately firm at Satur'
davis closing figures for wheat, Soc toi
May, but during the entire morning ses'
sion the range was very narrow, beng SUB
stantislly inside Of l cent. 1t moved irreg'
ulsrly up to this point, then back to s64er
and again mp 10 s6}c before noon. The
visible supply estimates agreed on @ &c
crease in wheat Of from anywhere between
800 900 and 1000, 900 bushels. Toward
the close Of the regular board the market
fell off to S52c and closed at 50 1850.
In the afternoon the feeling was a little
6rmer, closing where the market opened
Flour-Quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Ruled firm early, advancing &c, declining
&c, closing &c under Saturday. Sales
ranged: February so 3-l6@S0jc, closed
at SO 3.l6c; March SOS@8li to- closed at
sOkc; May 852@S6lc, closed at IS S,l6c;
No. 2 spring 80f@8O3c. Corn-Quiet
but firm; cash Csc; February 35B@36{c,
Gle sed at 36tc; March 36l@36sc, closed
at 368c; May 4Oi@4O4c, closed at 4Osc.
Oats-Slow and quiet; cash 2S5@29c;
February 2S3@I9c, closed at 2S3c; May
Bic. Rye-Dull; No. 2 583c. Barley
Dull; No. 2 &c. Flax Seed-Steady; Nc;
i 81 l2i@l I24. Mess Sork-Opened
lOc higher, rallied 74@l0c additional, re-
ceded 5673c and closed steady; cash
81 10; February $ll l0@ll Is, closed
at 81 lO@Il l24; March 81 POLL III,
closed at 81 l2@ll 10; May $ll 300
IL 40, closed al SIl 3U@ll 323. Lard
Firm and quiet; cash Sc l2l@6 Isl Feb
ruary Sc l24@6 Is; March Sc l7!@6 2Oi
Mays Sc 27IC 6 30. Boxed Meats-Steadyi
dry sailed shoulders s. 85@3 80; short
rib sides S. 5O@5 So; short clear side:
s. SOFAS IS. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 l6
Sugsr-Sready; cutlosf 7t@74c; graunie
ted 6Ec; standard A 3@7 56-lOCc. But
ter-Ouiet and steady, creamery 2l@32ci
dairy l6@22c. Egss-At lS@l64c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February Flour
Dull Whegt-Firm and higher No. 2 rec
February 883@884c; March s9l@Y93c
April 9OI@9O!c; May 9l5@9l5c. Corr
Firm but quiet; No 4 mixed 4tc; No
; yellow Acc; steamer No. 2 mixed 464c
No. 2 mixed 47!c; No. , mixed Fe5Euar,
47@47Ie; March 47@473c; April aud Ma.
479483. Oats-Spot steady but rattle
uuiet; white 37364lIc; futures dull ant
g shade easier; No. 2 white February an
March 393@393c; April 393@lOc; Ma,
393@i0fc. Provisions In fair Joobint
demand at former rates. Lard-Steady
refined 81 0O@7 %; do steam Sc 623
do butchers, loose, Sc OO9G %. Butte
Dull and weak; creamery extras BOG
S3c; Bradford county and New York extr
2O@22c; western dairy extras l5@l6c
do good to choice l0@l2c rolls 69l3c
packing butter 6@Sc. Eggs-FiIm on
in better demand; Pennsylvania treah %
@23c; Ohio and other western fresh 22G
22B3. Cheese--Steady and moderated
active; Ohio flats, choice sc. fair
rhine 7l@9ic Fetroieum-Dull; I
Abel test, in barrels, 7sc.
- Clnc'nnArA'
CINCINNATI, O., February l,-Cotton-
Weak; middling SIC. Flour-In tair d
mand; family 81 l5@4 40; fancy 81
@4 G5. Whest-Easier; No. 2 red 94C
Csc; receipts 1880 bushels; shipmen
10 900 bushels. Corn-Stesdy; No.
mixed 36@364c. Oats-Steady; No.
mixed 3l3@36ic. Rye-Iu good d
mand; No. 2 Csc. Barley-Firm; exit
No. 5 spring CSC. Pork-Firm and hight
at $ll rs. Lard-Quiet at Sc 10. Bul
Meats-Strongeri shoulders 81 ST.; sho
rius Sc 25; short clear Sc 374. Whisk
! Active and firm OF 81 10; sales
] finished goods on this baSis 2,l22 barrel
Bptter--Steadg; Northwestern extr
creamery S5@B6c; good to prlne cream
cry 20@3Oc; choice dairy roll l2@l5
Linseed Oil - 4O@4lc. Sugar - firm
hard refined 7@74c; NewOrl 5@lO
Cheese-Firm; prime to cure
Ohio factory s!@ICe.
TOLEDO, O., February - Whest-
, Closed steady; cash 9l3@923c; Februal
9l4c; May 94c; June este. Contested,
cash 38!ci May 4O2@4lo. Oats-Du
and nominal; cash Sic Did; May 39l
Clover Seed-StOsdy; cash or Februal
S. 80; March S. 80.
LIVE STOCK.
wheeling.
The market this week was quite actiy