Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-24
Apples, green. y Dbl. choice sl'20G

ADU.ss, green, y Dbl choice $3.50
lao. -, a. m N
az m ner hundred; demand good.
Onions 81 90 per bushel. 40 INA, m
Sweet Potatoes Jerseys p oVCS4 w
Pr cr US Gods 81 90 per box;
JERSEYS 81 75@l 80 per box.
Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 75.,
Turnips 81 90 per barrel.
NEW YoRK, February 23.-Flosr-R Re
ceipts "a, 963 barrels; exports l4'eUs par
rels 2l27l sacks; market firm with a
moderate trade; sales l4,lOO barrels;
snnsrfne western and State 81 9O@3 70;
common to good extra Ohio 50 5000 ~;
Common to Choice St. Louis 50 5000 70.
Wheat Receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
81 ,49l bushels; spot higher ana iairiY
active; opened advanced l9l;e' closing
steady; sales 3,656,OO bushels FUTURES,
ISL 600 bushels spot; No. 2 Milwaukee
96c: No, northern 81 03, No. 2red s3tc;
No I white 965c; No. 2 red March 939
93fc closing at 933c; April 94s@95c, clos
inc at CSC; May 95*@964c, closing at
csc: June 96s@97sc, closing at 97Se;
July s6i@97ic, closing at s'3S; august
97f698c, closipg at 9l5c; september
98i@98tc, closing at 9o5e; December
81 0l}@Sl OPT, closing at 81 va
Corn-Eigher, closing steady; receipts
ST. O4O bushels; exports 245, 1893 bushels;
sslss 664 600 bushels futures, 4O6, 900 bush
els spot; ungrsded 48@52c; No. AGO
4Stc; steamer 483@50e; steamer yellow
9i649Ic; steamer white 49lc; No. z
February 54@55c, closing at 5oc; Msrca
503@5lc, closing at 5Otc; April 1850
soc, closing OF soc; May 495949sc' clos
inV at 49tc; June 49c; steamer February
49G5Oc; March 47l@48c. Osts-Receipts
IFS, $50 bushels; exports GIG bushels;
mixed western $1,000; white do 39@44c'
Stocks of grain in store February ~:
wheat, 1856, APP bushels; corn, ,873,5oO
bushels oats, 522,857 bushels; barley lO4,-
535 bushels; rye, l24,428 bushels; peas
500 bushels; malt, 223,393 bushels
Hsy-Firm and in fair demand. Coffee
SPOT fair; Rio steady at SEC; options dull
and barrel " steady; sales l3, $50 bags; Feb
ruary G S5c; March TO May 6.7Oc; August
6 soc; September S5c; November 6. S5@
6 9Oc' slgar--Dull, weak and nominal;
fair to good refining 1865 7-l6ci con-
fectioners' A etc; standard A . ll'l6c;
cutloaf aud crushed 6sc. Molasses-
Easier; sales at PIC for so test. Rice
Ouiet AID firmer. Petroleum-Firm;
United closed at 79Jc. Tallow-Firm.
Turpentire-Firmera at 454@46c. Eggs
Weaker and dull; receipts 1865 packages;
western 24@24lc. Wool-Firm and in
moderate demand; fleece 27@36c; pulled
II033c; Texas 9@22c. Cut Meats
Firm; ssl-s Of picked bellies ct 5i@5!c;
90 hams S &c. lIard-Dull; western steam
spot Sc 32B@6 "a; March Sc 28@6 29;
Aoril S. q; May Sc 1906 Al; June
S. 49@5O; August Sc 63; city steam 50 70
as -. Butter-Quiet and steady; west
ern l2@34c; E!gin creamery 35c. Cheese
Firm and rather quiet; western Hat 7
@9}e. Copper-Firm; Lake ll50ll3c.
chicago.
CHICAGO, February 23.-ln a general
way the bulls had the big end OF the game
today, though they did not work especially
hard TO secure it. A little stitler cables
toned up the curb crowd and they traded
moderately in May at S5sc. On the main
door the first quotation was S54c, and
prices sdvanced steadily to oG4c, bel ped
along by purchases Of wheat by the bro
kers, some buoyancy coming also from
decrease of $4,000 bushels in Chicago
stocks which was supposed to portend q
stable decrease in the visible. The mar
ket advanced to S6tc the close was
strong ct about 10 o'clock prices. In the
afternoon wheat sold up 10 SO l5-l6c, and
closed at Sc ll-l6c. Flour-ln better de-
mand and frmer, but not quotably higher
Wheat-Opened &c higher, advanced &c
additional, closing l &c higher than Satur-
dsy. Sales ranged; February S0!@0lsc,
,losed at 81 7-l6c; March 8OS@8l3c,
closed at 81 7-l6c; MAY S5s@868c closed
at Sc 7.l6c, June S7S@883c, closed at
SO 5-l6c; No. spring 8ls@83Sc; No, ;
spring 72bc. Corn-Dull and easy and
Ic lover; cash 37s@38c; February 1850
S7ic, closed OF 373c; March 30 ll-l6@
38!c closed at 80 Lice; May 40! @4l &c,
closed at 10 l.l6c. Osts-Dull and &c
lower; cash 3O@3O4c; February and
March SOC; May 32J@33c, closed at 32Bc
Rye-Steady; No. SOC. Flax Seed
Weak; No. ! 81 III. Mess Pork-Dull
and easy; cash $40 9O@lO IS; February
and March $40 92!@l0 IS; May $ll 10.
oil 10, closed at $ll l23. Lard
Steady. Boxed Meats-Steady; dry sailed
shoulders 81 9O@4 90; short rib s. 10
as so; short clear S. 3O@5 IS. Whisky
STEADY at 81 l6. Sugar-Steady; cut
loaf 79l3c; granulsted CSC; standard A
6 3.l6c. Butter-S,eady creamery ia
33c; dairy 1922. Eggs-Easier at 2l@
PC.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., February 23.-Cottor--
Easv; middliug SIC. Flcur--Firm; family
81 iO@4 IS; fancy 81 1904 60. Wheat
-Firmer; No. 2 red 94c; receipts 1880
bushels; shipments l4,5O1 bushels. Corn
In good demand; No. mixed 37t@
3S3c. Osts-Easier; No. 2 mixed 32ac.
Rge-In fair demand; No. 2 Csc. Barley
Easy; extra No. spring j6@57c. Pork
Dali at $ll l2t. Lsrd--ln moderate
demand at SIS SO. Bulk Meats-In light
demand; shoulders 81 O0Gaj 60. Bacon
Steady; shoulders 81 o7!; short ribs
Sc rs; short clear Sc 81. WhiSky-Iu
good demand at 81 10. Butter-Dull;
extra northwestern creamery 35@36c;
good to prime creamery 20@30c; choice
dairy roll l2@l5c. Linseed Oil-Quiet