Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-20

81 bnshels; soles l,y6S,OUV oushels iu'
nres 62 600 bushels spot; No. sprini
g4Jc; No. hard 81 O3I; No. northern
81 OH No. . red SIC + o. b; No, | whit
Csc; unprsded white 9l4c; No. 2red Marc
9l3692c, closing at 9l3e; April g24@
93ic closing at 924c; May 94t(9943c
closing at 941c; June 955995Sc, ciosint
at oslo; July 953@96c, closing at 924c
August 95s696tc, closing at 95Sc; Sep
TENDER 96t9973c, closing at S6Be; Octo
Der 97Bc: December 81 00s@Sl OIL, clos
ing at 81 OO3. Corn-Essier; receipts
asa 500 bushels; exports l8o,4l9 bushels
sales $4,000 bushels futures, 257 ,OOl
bushels spot; ungraded 47@53ci No. ) 4
@4S3c; steamer 49f@499c; steamer yei
low 49s@49Ic; yellow sac; No; 2 Feoru
ery 5Sf655c, closing at 544c; March 5et
@5l8c, closing at sic; April 49495O3c
closing at soc; May 49i@49jc, closing al
49ic; steamer February 49s@5O5c; Marcn
49ic; May Ale. 0sts-Quiet; receipts
81, 300 bushels; exports 1000 bushels;
mixed western 37@39c; white 39949G,'
Hay-Firm and quiet. HoPs-Dull.
Cotfee-Opiious fairly active and lower;
sales 2O,50O bags; February 6.75@6 Soc;
March 6.65@6. zoe; April to June 6.7Oc;
July else; August soc; December
s 90c. sugar-Dull and nominal; fair to
good refining 5i@58c; refined dull; OF A
53@5jc; standard A &c; cutloaf ana
crushed &c. Molasses-Dull and weak
Rice-Qu and firm. Petroleum-tIrm |;
United closed at sole. Tallow-Steady.
Rosin-Dull. Turpentine-Steady at 43c
Ergs-Higher and firm; receipts SS4
packages; western 244@25c. Pork
Ouiet but very steady; old mess $40 5O9
10 So. Cut Meats-Stesdy; picked bellies
5!@58c; do shoulders 43c. Lard-Dull;
western steam spot Sc 35@6 373; March
81 32@6 80; April Sc 1906 40; May
Sc Al; June Sc So; July s. $500 60;
CITY steam Sc 80. Butter-Dull and
weak; western l2@34c; Elgin creamery
35c. Cheese-Stesdy and quiet.
was very bulliish in trading In wheat 10
day, owing to little larger export move
ment, but an easier feeling followed later
in the day, the market ruling very dull and
flat in the afternoon. The buying was
quite active BY several large local houses
At the opening, under which May advanced
to 85!c and hung stubbornly at 944GS0
during the entire forenoon, then sold of to
sac and closed at o'clock at "a l-.bc.
In The afternoon an extremely dull feeling
prevailed, the market declining to e+3c
Chicago.
CHICAGO. February l9-Ou Change
to day everything was fiat, nothing at
tracing more than the smallest possible
amount of interest. The general tone was
weaker, the foundation for the feeling being
the prevailing snow storm, which is sup
posed to be favorable to winter wheat.
Two points were lost at the opening, May
wheat starting out at safe. During the first
hour it failed to sell higher than SAGE.
There was a temporary feeling of weakness
but very little was done on the last halt OF
the morning session, May closing at
81 Lice The afternoon session closed a
shade easier. Flour--Dull and unchanged.
Wheat-Opened easy, declined &c, rallied
&c and ruled fiat during the remainder OF
the session. Sales ranged; February
7SI679!c, closed at 79sc; March
7S3@79Ic, closed at 70 3'l6c; May
S436843c, closed at 845-l6c, June 8js
@S6c, closed 85!c; No. spring 1870
Sic; No. 3spring 7l@7l!c Corn-Quiet
and easier; cash 37S@38c; February 81!
@383c, closed at 379c; March 1890
37Ec, closed at 373c; May 4lic, closed at
IL Lice. Oats-Dull but firm; cash 30
@3O!c; February and March zoe,
May 81 - lG@33c, closed at 81
- iGc Rye-Quiet No. SOC. Bar
lev - Nominal. Flax Seed - Steady;
No. 81 II. Mess Pork - Trading
light but prices steady; cash $ll Oj@
II 10; March ST. O5; May $ll 22!@
II %, closed at $ll 22l Lard-Quiet
aud unchanged; cash ST 07!@G 10; Feb,
ruaty aud March 07!@G 10; May S. II!
66 90, Boxed Meats-SteadY; shoulders
g. g5@4 90; short rib s. sO05 IS.
Whisky-Steady at 81 l6. Sugar-Un-
changed. Butler-Quiet aud unchanged,
creamery 26@32c; dairy l6@24 Eggs
At 22@23c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., February l9-GoLtol-
Weak; middling SIC. Flour--EsSy and
unchanged. Wheat-Firm; No , red
94c; receipts $500 bushels; shipments
$500 bushels Corn-Hesyy; No. ,
mixed sac. Oa,s-Firm; No. = mixed
32lc. Rye-E4sier; No. , 64!@65c
Bariey-In moderate demand; extra No
3 spring 5G@6Oc Prok-Easy at $ll II!
LsrG-Dull at Sc CO. Whisky-Stesdy
at 81 10. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Esgs-In light
demand and lower at lS@l9c.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, February ~ Flour
Quiet but steady. Wheat-Quiet; No. ?
red February 68l@o8ic; March SSI@
soc; April 9l@aOic; May 9li@9l!"
Corn-l.ower; steamer No. 2 yellow l74c;
No. 2 mixed February, March, April aud
May 47!@48c. Osts-Spot dull bat
steady; White 37!@lOac; options duh;
No J white, FEBRUARY 4O@4Oic; March
and April 39l@40c; May 4O@4Otc.
Eggs-QGiet and easier tres 23@2I.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., February H. - Whea;-
Closed firm; cash 9l!@9?ic; February
Ole; May 80 &C. June 945c. Corn Flrm;
cash 4Oc; May 4l4c Oats-pull; cash
324c; May sac. Clover Seed-Firm,