Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-17

BeanS - TOT hhbu PiNNS
demand is good and the supply ls very
light. Prices are 81 40ao 50 per busnei'
extra fancy 81 s..
SheeseEPrime mild Ohio factory la
I3c; New York 13ai4c; Sweitzer i3aalfei
Limberger 1Oa11. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 2a25c per
dozen. Supply fair, demand good. PICK
led 15c; very slow.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
a55c: in small lOts 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Home raised 81 90 per bushei;
demand good; supply light.
PoultTy-Liye chickens, old, 81 . 90
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oa3 90
Der dozen; turkeys live Ss9c per pound;
dressed 11a12c; ducks, live - 4Oa3 81 per
dozen
Raes-Steady at 1la1Ic for white linked
cotton; lalic for all wool, and lialte for
njxed.
Lard Country prime, with a fair de-
mand, at 72aSc.
Onions-Per bushel 81 40a1 so; demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel Us OLA 20.
Cabbage-Home raised, light STOCK,
s. 90 per barrel; solid stock 81 70 per bar
rel; demand good; supply light. :,
T~urnips-$l 25a1 80 per barrel demand
good; supply light.
demand good; supply light.
Apples-Northern stock, hand picked
S25. =,
Game-rsbbits 81 25 dozen; demand
good.
Seeds Per bushel-Prime clover 81 so;
strictly choice 81 rs. Timothy 81 so TO
81 G5.
Kew York.
NRw YORK, February 16.-Flour-Re-
eeipts II, 1865 packages; exports 3O5 bar
rels, and 48,G34 seeks; sales 10000 bar
rels; market steady; common to good eX-
ira western and State s. 90a3 IS. Wheat
Receipts 1850 bushels; exports 81, l6I
bushels; sales 3,976, 600 bushels futures,
$40, 900 bushels spot; options steady;
spot lots firm; No. 2 spring 800; No. l
red 92Ic; ungraded red s7a90fc; No. 2 red
February sS4c; March sssa89t, closing at
So; April 99sa9Osc, closing at 905c; May
905a9ifc, closing at Ole; June 9~oSa9lc,
closing ut Ole; July 90fa90!c, closing at
9Olc. Corn-Receipts 10, 900 bushels; ex-
ports 3, $40 bushels; sales 100000 BUSH
els futures, and 100, 900 bushels spot; OPP
tions closed firm; spot firm; ungraded 5si
a6O4e; No. 2 February 592s59sc, closing at
593c; May 5Sa5Ssc, closing at 5Ssc; June
57a5sIc, closing at 5Slc; July 5S4a595c,
closing at 5s3c; August 59sa59sc, closing
at sole; September 593aG0le, closing at
593c. Oats-Receipts 1900 bushels; ex-
ports Is, 900 bushels; sales $50, 900 bushels
futures, and 90, 600 bashels spot; mixed
western nominal; white do 41a4Sc. Hay
Quiet and steady. Hops-Dull. Coffee
Spot, fair Rio dull at l6c; options 2Cl3O
points lower and moderately active; sales
10, $50 hays; February 13 00al3. 15c; March
r. Oa-12 6Oc; April y 3Oa12.45c; May
IL. 15a12. 30c; June II 00a12 15c; July
ii. 60A1l Zoe; August II. 40a1l SOC; Sep
TENDER IL. l5a1l 30c; October IL Doc; No
vember 11.20c. Sugar Steady and IN
changed; refined firm; white extra C53a
SIC; confectioners' A 6 11-16;. Molasses
Dull and lower. Rice-Firm. PetrO-
leun-Sleady; United size. Cotton Seed
Oil-steady and quiet. Tallow-Easier
at ! 10 Ice. Rosin-Dull at 81 IOa1 ID.
Eggs-Ia fair request and firm; western
25Ia26c. Pork-Steady aud unchanged.
Cut Meats-Qniet and steady. Lard-5aS
points lower, closing steady with slight re-
action; western steam spot 81 9Oa8 %;
March s. Sla7 sc; April 81 STAT OIL; May
s. s6a7 90; June ~ SO; July 81 98s8 90;
city steam s. GO. Bulter-Dull and easy;
western 14a30c. Cheese Quiet but firm;
western 1l3al2c. Copper-Weak; lake
1~6sa163c.
CHICAGO, February 16.-There was
more activity on Change during the morn
ing. At the opening prices for leading
grains were unchanged from last night, but
the trading was limited. Mess pork showed
greater activity, May breaking from $l4 80
TO $l3 so: the feeling became nervous aud
it closed at $l4 90. There was considerable
doing in corn. Wheat was little traded in,
the speculation being mostly in the pro-
vision pit. Oats dull. FlOur-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Cash No. 9 spring
75I77c; No . red 79lc; February 75l75sc,
closing at 75!r; March 75A75$c, closing at
l75lc; May e0aS0Sc, closing vt SOSc; June
S04aSO{c, closing at 6Oic. Corn-Cash
No. 2 414c; March lG5a4G3c, closing at
46Ic; May 50i50}c, closing at 50sc; June
493s5G3c, closing at 50!c; July 50la5l sc,
| Clb1luG ~ q q SChNb ANOs ~s5h~o' .
May 3U5S3ISc, closing at 3ltc; June 31Ba
3llc, closing at 3lsc; August 275a2Sc,
closing at 275c; Rye-Cash No. 2 Gle.
Barley-No. 2 75a77c. Flax Seed-No. !
81 4Ia1 As. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 Ala
2 40. Mess Pork-Cash $13 ~; March
$l3 77lal3 IS, closing at $13 ~; May
$l3 9Oal4 80, closing at $l4 90; June
Sl4 O5. Lard-Cash and March 81 GO;
May 81 674a7 rs, closing at 81 S24; June
81 75a7 s2!, closing at 81 S24; July 81 S24
az 874, closing at 81 874. Bulk Meats
Short rihs 81 %; shoulders s. 90a6 05;
short clear 81 90aS 90. Whisky-At 81 Is.
Sugars utloaf 7SaSic; %granulated 7sc;
slapdaid A &c. Butter-Easier; cream
cry 22s29c; dairy 17a25c. Eggs-At 22a
2ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1G Flour
Dull. Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red Fehru-
airy s~92a9Oic; March 903a90}c; May 81 a
92lc. Corn-Spot quiet; futures dull but
steady; No. 3 high miEed SIC; steamer No.
2 high mixed 5S4c; No. 2 low mixed 57lci
No. : mixed February 57a57ic; March 81
a57lc; April 57ia5SC; May 57la5Sc. Oats
Spot steady; ungraded mixed 40lc; re-
iectsd white 81; No. 3 white 4l{C; No. l
white Acc; futures dull and lower; No. 2
white February 4O4a4lc; March 4O!a40ic;
April 40ia4ltc; May 41tai14c. Proyis.
ions--Steady. Eggs-Higher aud in good
demand.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., February 16 Cotton
In moderate demand. FloHr-Dull. Wheat
I'm fair demand; No. 2 red 8~6a56lc; IT.
ceipts 400 bushels; shipments 1900
bushels. Corn-Steady; No. 9 mixed 51s
SIC. Osts-Qoiet; No. 2 mixed 3Sa33lc.
Rye-Dull and lower; No. 2, Csc. Pork
Dull at $l4 50. Llrd-Steady at ~ so
Bulk Meats and Hacon-Quiet and IN
changed. Whisky-Stcady at 81 05. But
ter-Easier; fancy creamery 32s33e; extra
Ohio 26c; prime dairy roll 1SaaG.. Sugar
Easier. Eggc-E,sier ut 2Oaslc. Cheese
Quiet. ...
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., February 1G Wheat
Steady and active; cash Sias4!c; May S6sc;
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