Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-08

dressed 11a12c; ducks, I'VE % 4oao Nv PS'
dozen u
Rags-Steady at 1ia13c for white laixed
cotton; 1a1Ac for all wool, and ltal3c io'
mixed. .
Lard-Country prime, with a faig de
mand, at 7ta8c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 15a1 25; demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel $3 OaS %
Cabnage-Home raised, light STOCK,
s. 90 Der barrel; solid stock 81 IS per bar
rel; demand good; supply light,
Turnips-Sl 25al 81 per barrel; demand
good; supply light. -, o.
demand good; supply light. -,
Apples-Nortbern stock, hand picKeo'
3 25.
Game-rabbits 81 % dozen; demand
good. Ala.
Seeds-Per bushel-Prime clover "a 90;
strictly choice 81 rs. Timothy ~ Oh TO
81 65.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 7.-Flour-Re'
ceipts 10, 636 packages; exports LOSS par
rels, and 2 ,O5S sacks; market steadily held'
trading moderately active; sales q, 500 bar
re,s; superfne 81 40a3 90; common to good
extra Western and State 81 9Oa3 30.
| Wheat-Receipts none; exports l6,O3e
bushels; sales 5,24O, 900 bushels futures,
179, 900 bushels spot; cash grades weak
options also weak; No. 2 spring nominal
ungraded red 87la913c; No. 1red 924ci No.
= red February 85ia884c, closing at 9ofci
March 80 3-164S9ic, closing at S9tc; April
9O3a9O3c, closing at 90lc; May 81 3-l6a
91Sc, closing at 9l4c; June ~914asl5c, clos
ing at 9l3c; July 9Oia91sc, closing atSO8ci
August 90ta9Osc, closing at 90sc; Decem-
Der 909a9O!c, closing at 90!o Corn-Re'
ceipts So, 200 bushels; exparts CSC bush
els; sales 1916, 600 bushels futures, and
los, 900 bushels spot; options active; I'M
graded mixed 59A64fc; No. 2 February
59la594c, closing at 59!c; March 5~9ia59gc,
closing at sol fc; April 593s6O5c, closing al
593; May 5~9la6Olc, closing mt 593c; June
59ta6O!c, clcaing at Sole; July 6~Ota6O4c,
closing at 6O}c; August 6laGl4c, closing at
Gle: SEPTEMBER 6l3a625, closing at 6l3c.
Oats-Receipts 40, 900 bushels; exports 34e
bushels; sales 42O, GOO bushels futures, and
1876, 900 bushels spot; market more active
aud la@c lower; mixed western 39a4Ic.
white do 41a47c. Hay-Quiet and IN
changed. Hops-In light demand. Cotfes
Spot, fair Rio steady at l6c; options open
ed % to 40 points lower and closed lrm,
decline recovered; sales ll6, $50 bags; Feb,
ruary II 75c; March II. 5Oll2. 75c; April
II 40a12 6Oc; May 12.25a12 SOC; June
u 1Oa12 400; July 1.70a12 O0c; August
H. Oa1l zoe; September IL, 20a11.6O soc DC
tober IL lOa11 35c; November II GOA
11.15c; December II. 00al1 30c; January
10 Csc. SuCar-Dull and nominal; refined
easier; c 5la5sc; white extra c &c; of A
6Ia6 3-16c; confectioners' A 65c; standard
A Gic; powdered tic; granulated gaze;
cubes Tic. Molassss-Weak; so test 22c.
Rice-Firm. Parliamentary; United
at 9Oc. Cotton Seed Oil-35c for crude,
4Oa4lc for refined. Tallow-Firm at sta
; lGc. Rosin-Steady at 81 Opal 10.
Turpautine-Dull. Eggs-FiTm. Wool
Quiet and steady; domestic fleece 22a37c;
pulled l5a33c; Texas 13a22c. Pork
Qulet and very steady. Cut Meats-Firm;
picked helIes 74c, Lacd-2i3 points
higher, hut quiet; western steam spot
s. Oh; February s. OOaS O3; March s. SO
as U3: April s. Of, May s. 04a8 OF; June
So 1Oa8 -; July s. 16aS Is; city steam
81 81. BuVter-Dull and heavy; western
l4a32r. Cheese-Steady and quiet; western
l14al2c. Copper-Steady; lake l6 SOC.
chicago.
CHICAGO, February THE grain mar
kets on Change opened this morning with
a general breaking down of prices. The
early cables were bearish, and the local
trade was generally long on everything.
Very many have taken wheat on the
strength of the foreign situation for a few
DAYS past, and Of course there were many
WhO wanted to unload this morning. Corn
was weak, Oats depressed, provisions
weak. Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No.2 spring 75!a762c; No. 3 spring
78c; No. red isle; July S~lsaS2Ic, closing
at SlS; March 75sa75.c, closing at 755;
May aOsa1!c, closing at Sic; June SltaS2c,
closing at SHE. Corn-Cash No 2 47C;
February 4~G!a46{c, closing ut 463c; May
5lia52c, closing at site; June 5lla5l4c,
closing at 5lic; Oats-C Cash No. 2, 29a3Oc;
SIay 3lSa42fI, closing at 3lsc Rye-NO. .
Cash 6Oc. Rarley-NO. ., s1aS}c. Flax
Seed-N0. l 81 40 Prime TiuOtby Seed
81 4ja$2 AZ. Mess POrk-Cash Sl4 %;
February $l4 2Oall 30, closing at Sl4 20;
May $ii SHALL %, closing at $l4 40.
Lard-Cash s. 73!a7 70; February 81 IS
March 81 70. May s. S7la7 92!, closing
at s. 80; June 81 90. Short nbs-S7 So;
shoulders IS OOd6 %; short clear So OOa
8 05. Whisky-$l II. Sugar-Cut!oat 8
aisle; graduated 7sc; standard A &c.
Butter-firm with fair demand; Creamery
22a3lC; dairy I6A26c. Eggs-Firm at 20
e22c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February Flour
Slow and unsettled. Wheat-Dull and
lover; No. . red February 59!aS93c; March
9O3a9lc; April 9~lta92ic; May 92!a923c.
Corn-Weak; steamer No. 3 yellow 58!c;
No. . high mixed 5s!c; No. = mixed Feb
ruary 53la5S!c; March 5sla59c; April sol
a6OIc; May 6O}s6l4c. Oats-Dull; re-
iected white 500; No. 3 white 4Oc; No. .
white February 4lla4l!c; March 41Sa
413c; April 413a42c; May 42la42sc. But
ter-Duu and weak; creamery extra pa
29c; Western factory 20a24c. ~Eggs-Firm.
firsts PIE.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, MD, February Wheat
Western lower and dull; No. . winter
red spot S5laSS3c; February SSasSSc;
March ss4aS9sc; May 91sa9lBc. Corn
Western steady and firm; mixed spot
57ia57!c; February 565a57c; March 565c
asked; May 5S!a55!c. Oats-Lower and
quiet; western white 4la43c; do mixed
3Sa4O5. Provisions - Steady. Eggs -
Lower and weak; fresh l7alSc; lined lOa
lac. EXTRAORDINARILY steady; Rio car
goes ordinary 70 fair 16al64c.
CtucluuGtI.
C~INCIEHATI, o., February Cotton
Steady. Flour-Quist. Wheat-Heavy;
No. , red SIC; receipts 4,6O0 bushels;
shipments $3.50 bushels. Corn-Dull; No.
, mixed 52c. OAts-Dull and lower; No 2
mixed 33la34c. Rye-Dull; No. 2, 6SG.
Provisions -EIsiar and unchanged. WhiE-
ky Firm; sales of l,196 barrels At pa 90.
Butter, Sugar AMI Cheese-Steady. Eggs
.-FIrm At l9a20c.
Toledo.
TuLEDO, O., February Wheat
Active and lower; cash 84!ss5fc; May site;
,Jnly S5Sc. COru-Artiye and easier: cash