Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-05
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

country roll l2@l5c; common mixeP
stock 5@7c. Good demand.
Bees#ax-ouotsdst 25928c y ID.
Beans-Hsnd picked navy 81 100
l 40 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-NeW evsporated pared
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lO9Ilei
.cssoberries l7@l9c; blackberries 7@Sc'
New sundrisd, apples, quartered, Z93ci
sliced, 4t95c; peaches, new halVes,4!9otci
DO quarters, 4@5c; do pared lo9lee;
pitted cherries 8@9o. New eysporstsa
apples 5@sc. Market on Dried Fruit NOM
insl; demand good.
Cheese-Sales in . joH1ing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l29c; New TorS
l4S@l5c; Sweitzer lO@lSc; LimOerges D
Ollie.
genuine boom to-day, notwithstanding the
fact that the publication Of the Pennsylya,
MIA Coal Company yesterday OF its present
schedule prices, showed q heavy reduction
from the schedule prices OF the past
wear, and further rumors that other
coal companies had met Pennsylvania
prices. Lsckawsuns opened &c lower,
advanced in the afternoon and closed with
a net gain of 3 per CEN. The street was
we'll supplied with rumors intended to b
the cause of this advance. including q
story TO the effect that the Pennsylvania
railroad was to secure control OF Read
ing, and that the Laokawanna, Lehlgh
Valley and Pennsylvania railroads
were to control the coal trade OF
the future. None of them could be
either verified or disproVed, but the ad-
vance is attributed to manipulation. Del
aware and Hudson advanced in sympathy
Il and Central New Jersey !, but Reading
lost /. Lake Shore, Western Union, and
S.. Paul were the most active stocks. The
total sales we're 564,292 shares. With o few
exceptions the general list, other than
those stocks already mentioned, is fraction
slly lower. Northern Pacific common
however, is down Il. Northwestern lost
/, st. Paul s.
RsU YORK.
NCR YoRK. February 4.--F!ouE-Dull;
accepts $3.50 barrels; exports l,l75
barrele, i2.4i4 sacks; sales 1000 barrels.
Wheat Higher; receipts Is, $50 6ushels
exports 1 ,952 bushels; sales 2~,S8O,OOO
bushels futures, $4,000 bushels spot; No; z
spring 92c; uugraded red S6@9l3c; No.
Z red S98c f o. b.; No. l white 943c;
No z red February 99B@9Oc, closing at
q0c: March gG6SOtc. closing at 9OBc;
! April 9Ig6925c, closing at 9!lc; May 92S
| 693Bc. closing at Gage; June 933@94tc,
closing at 94tc; Angus. 9i395c; October
Jjjc; December 99Sc@Sl OOs. Corn
Higher, closing firm; receipts, oZ,9OO
buShsls; exports 4O,l86 bushels; sales
iIIT6OO0 bushels futures, $4,000 blsNe.'
spot; ungraded 4S3@5Uc; No 348}@49lc;
afesmer 48!@49!o; steamer yellow 49!c.
vellow 5O@c; uugraded white 49c; No
February 5O@5Osc, closing at 5O3c;
March St@49sc, closing at 49sc; April
48s649c, closing st 49c; May 48!@49Sc
closing at 4Ssc. Osts-Nery dull; receipts
10000 bushels; exports, none mixed
37639c; white do 4O&+3ic. Hay
Pirm. demand moderate. Cofee-Opions
steady AMI moderately active; sales 2.l5I
bars; February s SOC; March 6 $500 6Oci
Nav 6 zoe; June 6 zoe; September + zoe;
December C.85c. Sugsr-Dull and homi
nal; fair 20 good refining i 7-l6@63c; re
Gued steady; off A SIC; grangIated T. 1'lt
Pe,roleum-Quisti United closeC
at sc. Failow-Stes6y st 4!c. Turpen
tine-S,eady at lO!@4lc. Eggs-HiShe'
and in good demand; receipts 800 PACK
aces; western 24@244c. Pork-firn
and rather quiet; mess $40 so. Cut Neat
Firm and quiet; picked bellies 5tc
middles firm; long clear SIC. Lard
More doing for exports; western steam
Sc 46G6 is; February Sc Is; Marc.
sS 4566 Al; April Sc 90; May IS 6o!@
60; June S. 65; city steam So 10; II
, fined Sc rs. butter-Erm and fair II
ouiry. Cheese--Quiet and barely STEADY
: OhicAxO.
! CHICAGO, February 4-The crowd wa
1! buIish on wheat at the opening this morr
: inc ewing to the showing Of a decrease
: SIS 600 bushels in the amount Of wheat o
! massage to Europe aud the expectation {
= another large decrease in the visible SUI
nIv MAY delivery started in at SAT quich
" rose TO 843, but with large selling tn
: price declined to S3s and closed at 81
Ia the afternoon the Ieellng was hEm' E0
advancing tos4l, closing in latest tradir
, of 81 ll.l6c. Flour-Dall and unchsnge
3 Whest-Advsnced &c at the opening ,broi
a of &c, rallied &c, and closed at yesterday
e figures. Sales ranged: February 7St91S
,iosed at 7S ll-l6c; March T9@79i
"a closed at 70 ll-l6c; May S3s@S43
closed at 81 3-l6c; No. 2 spring 7SI
ntSIIc. Corn-Ruled q little 6rmeri ca
e and February 3. l-l6c; March 36s@S6!
Of closed at IS 3-l6c; May 394@4Osc, clos
at 4Oc. Oats-Quiet; cash 2St@2St
" February % slice; March 2sse; N
r 81 1850, Rye-Dull; No. 2 5S9c b
ID ley-Dull; No. 2 60c. Flax Seed-Qui
a No. l 81 II. Mess Pork-Opened ca
declined zoe, closing st inside figures; c.
On $ll lO9II l29; Februsry$ ll l0@ll
a. closed At $ll lO9ll l2l; March $ll
re. Hall 80, closed at Sll l24@ll
x. Nav Sll S5@Il IS, eleed 1T ~
Lard-Steady cash and February Sc l;
March S. III; Msy$6 273. Boxed Me
shoulders So 95@4 90; short rib 81
IS 52R@5 SIS; short clear S. S5@5