Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-18

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Q lic for mixed
! seeds--SaIes OF timothy coed 81 81 $
- 90 a bashel; clover, small seed 60 :
s a . O5; large, IS COOS Is, az t. qushi
;. Sweet cider-Country sweet % {
4 so rsr gsrrel; crab cider It OO@1 .
8 per barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Connry prime 69'e., detnan
good. .o.1
lao.
Cabbage, per Dbl, Toe, or s. 90 :
: Sc 90 per hundred; demand good,
} Onions 81 90 per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys g 5O@4 o.
= per barrel.
Cranberries-Cape Gods 81 90 per box
JERSEYS 81 1901 30 per box.
, Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 10.
Turnips 81 90 per barrel.
rev YORK..
New YoRx, February l1.-Eiodr- he
ceipts 1892 barrels; exports l,l76 bar
rels, 1900 sacks; low grades firm; me
dinn and choice quotations dull sale:
$1,000 barrels; good to choire extra west
ern and State So 1905 40. Wheat =
Firm and higher; receipts, $500 bushels
exports l09, 697 bushels; sales 3, l36, OOO
bushels futures, 10000 bushels spot;
No. spring Csc; uugrsded red 8l@o0e;
No. red $40 No. white 95c; No. red
March 9OJ@9lgc, closing at 81 &C; April
923@93c, closing at 93c; May 9339
94lc, closing at Gage; June 943@95sc,
closing at 95sc; July 945@95jc, closing
at 953c; august 954@955c, closing at
csc; October 97!@974c, closing at 973c;
December 81 OO4@$l 00i, closing at
81 OO3. Corn-Spot l@lSc higher,
closing weaker options opened l@3c
higher, closing the advance was lost; re-
ceipts 1900 bushels; exports 82,434
bushels; sales 1896, 900 bushels futures,
Sl2, 900 bushels spot; ungraded 48@5l3c;
rejected 47!c; No. 483@49sc; steamer
56650Ie; steamer yellow 50@504c; No.
white SIC; steamer whi'e 493c; yellow
55Ic; No ? February 55055{c, closing
at 55c; March 5l4@5lic, closing at jlic;
April 0s@5Olc, closing at 5Osc; May 40!
@J493c, closing at 49!c; steamer Febru-
aIy 50@5O!c; March jli@5l3c; May
47Sc Osts-Higher aud more active; re.
ceipts $4,000 bushels; explrla $50 bush
ella; mixedwestern 37!c Cofee-Spot
fair; Rio dull at 84@8sc; sales $500
bags; February 6.7jc; March = 6j@
6.TOc; June G.7Oc; October soc. Sugar
-pull and weak; refined dull; coniec.
TONERS A etc; standard A 6@6 l-l6c;
grauulated 6sc Molasses-Dali; Gales at
pc for so test. Rce--Stesdy and quiet
Pe.roleum-Firm; United closed al 8lsc.
Tailow- Firm Rosin-S'eady.- Turpen-
tiue-Firm at 43c Eggs-Higher and
firm; receipts 84j packages; western -!
@23c. Pork-Firrn and moderately &C.
tive; old mess $40 jO@lO IS new mess
Sll 756l2 90. Cut Meats-Firm; picked
bellies ste; do shoulders sc; do hams
SIC. Lsrd-Higher and more active;
western steam spot Sc %0CL6 37!; March
SIS 26G6 IS; April Sc '37@S 10; May
81 4ldG Al; June ST JO@6 j3; July
s. j9@6 g.; ciiy steam 81 25@6 30.
Batter-Quiet ard firmly held. Cheese
Steady and quiet; western fiat '@9ac
Copper-Steady at 81 III.
Chicago,
Chicago. February l7.-Wheat began
with weak feeling to day, but suddenly
turned strong on local and outside buying,
May delivery rail- wing hom 83s, the start
price TO 945, tell OF sgaiu TO $40! but
closed on regular bond at 84!. Ia the
afternoon May advanced to "a on good buy
ing and closed ayo4 l-lG F!our-Quiet and
unchanged. Wheat-Opened easy at fC
lower, rallied &c, factrated and rose ;@!c
higher than yesterday; sales ranged;
February Is!@79ic, ilosed at I95c;
March 79i@79!c, closed at 1899; May
S43@Si C, closed OF &4@c, June Sj.GSG(c
closed sole; No. spring 79B@Sl &c; No.
; spring lac Conductive and strong,
closing &c higher; cash -, February
37303Sc, March 37s@38tc, closed at
3Sc; May ll@4l &C. closed III IL .ci Oats
Strong at ia &c higher, cash 30@3O!c;
February 30c; March Soc; Mag 32i@32c,s
closed at 32 Ice. Rye Steady; No. ,
59c. Barley-Neminal. Flax Seed-Firm;
No. 81 IL. Mesa Pork-Opened 81
5@TIc lower rallied lO@l?l. aecedei
I|@jc and closed steady; cash $40 $50.
ii 90; March $40 9j@ll 90, closed at
$40 95@IO 81; May $lI C7!@ll 20,
closed ut $ll lj@ll l78. lard-
Qciet aud steady, cash Sc O2!@O 0j;
March$6 O2l@$6 07!, closed at 81 O5C1
t o.; May ST l7!. Boxed Meats -
Steady; shoulders S. Goat 90; short rio
s. $500 50; short clear s. $500 90
Wh;sky-S'eajy at 81 lG Sugar-Steady,
cutioat 7Gg7ic, gran2lated tic; standard
A 6yc hutter--SteGdy. creamery 20G,
BIC, Eggs-At 20@2ic.
Cincinnati
CNcNNATI, O., February l7-Cotton-
Easy; middling sc. Flour Qniet ard
unchanged. Wbeat-In light demand;
Nc. I red 93!c; receipts 5000 bushels;
shipments i 80 bushels Corn-Frmer;
No. > mixed 27l@$8c. OArs-In good
demand; 10 , mixed 32.o Rye
Firm; No. , 6t@60c BIrley-Q w"'
and unchanged Pork-QIiet o, I'll %.
L9rd-Dall a. - 90. Bllk Meats
Weaker; shoulders 81 %; short rio = jj
BAcon-Easy; shoulders 81 So; short
rio So 25; short clear S. 10. WHISKY
, Steady ct 81 10. Butter, Sugar and
| Cheese -QGiet and uuuGAugeq Isyg5-
| Quiet at 22G"23c
! Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA February lT.-Flour-
In fair demand and moderately steady.
Wheat-Quiet; ungraded 94c; No. red
February .S8l@Sqc; March N9i0a9!c;
! April gO:@5Olc; May gljc, Corn
Strong and higher No / mixed i2!@ toe,
steamer No 2 mixed 4j!@i63c; No. 2
mixed AMI yellow 47i@T!c; fancy No. ,
yellow 4Sc; futurep, February In fair de-
mand 10 cover shorts; later months dull;
No. 2 mixed February $50 SIC Oats
| Spot dall but stead! white 5s@ilc; tG-
lures shade rrme, bgt ,uio.. Eggs
Firm aud in good demand; fresh 2i@25c
| T0Is1S,
roLrDo, O., February II. - WLeai-
Closed active; cash 9l!@93c; February
924c; May 93:@63!c June 9S4c. Corn
I-SronQ; cash Acc; May 4l$c. Oats
Firm; cash 3ZIc May sc Clover
Seed-StroDg cash IS Is bid; February
Sc 211 bid; March 81 25i; April IS 30.
LIVE STOCK.