The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-02-21

more hetlvc; city 5i,c. l;Og,n Ch9y. Tlrn,fnWn
yliu IlcG steady MullVea lult ,oUcN nm Ut
Jaw points lower, suFlr dnll G;il rhclnilgca'
Cilichdo, Feb. gn-WhOal shot sEywatd 10,
w anu closed &c higher. IOnd denlnll anu
hlNNlcilR ptirC' for cash wheat ~ tho north
west was The main riui,u Of Tho bulge, whilo
DoIirr exports, good local demand ANA NV
MtVA equipments being less tNhh tln cSIiilllei
N,erHIy requirements, nldcd ~ iHu hINhhEe,
May scored Il gLu ~ &c AMI closed hut itG
from tue top The other markets SyinnhlhlEtd
WIN wheat hul ulOstl Win al H'!ylhce nl 20
ior NAV corn, s.c Tor Nay oats aud slIsht gains
lOr provisions.
-Four weak.
..WllEAT-Cash No. . surlng biiic; No. 2 srtIpg
.,,Rl5ei 40. : red GfItc; February blalE4noi}gri
MAY 1N'-ngD' ia6OIsc; July O,Ip-Ahb!'se
IORS,,No !, cash 8i3sci February w Hti}ia
US SlSy W. ssS5' aSil ,e; (. Tx S,I~!HSS.SsS s I;
SO; May % sa!yi $40 {: July sac.
RYE-NO, ., lie.
ILASsEED-sl 49,.
TIMOTHY SrEu-Sllh,
MESS P~ORE-CASl and February 81 IL al. W
May sls Uial2 G0ain a7i,.
LAnD-CEh y Il: February s~752t4O7 Ta7 ~;
MGTc4 g gOl7 &jE7 81; May 81 H&4Gi %a' y; July
SHORT ~lgnS-Cush and February $500 May
81 slht IjaG Sic.
others unchanged.
PlrTNnrEGlr. IA. Feb. G-BuitGr, Elgln cream
cry 7lai!c; OHIO fancy creamery .1l!ic; laucy
country roll aa2!c; low grade! RIll. c9OElhs
iVSl'c CHEESE, Ohio new l.ci New n.otk now
l-|sAl!lIc: swiss cheese. Ohio li5gci WISCONSIN
swiss lCIici lImbuEcr, new make, l9c. Eggs,
SIrlctIy fresh Pennsylvania md ONO, III CIses,
lhllsc. Poultry, large live ~CllckcuS UJlc per
pair: 90 suiall, iUl1Oc; ducks 11lIVc per pair
TTSsc i XII c,IoI 10 per pair; I1I ,i$i S Hcr , iv, IDu ,nl
heys i2ai@o per pound; ducks lghl5c per ponhdi
geese ValpG per pound. Potatoes, inlcy, G!ur'
PANS, CARROTS on truck 6!iNc per Dusnei: lcHi
ueCVt' OtieT Kinds iiajpci jersey sweets ~ "Nl
. - per barrcli baltimore sweets S1!jt+ 70 per
barrel. Cabbage, Der 100 head, 81 0aj ".
UnlpHs' yellow GLOBE 81 C0al % per barrel
dntmlls, purple tops. ilajOc pei, Daahei Celery
1V%"c per bunch, ItuIdblSas' " wal :, per pHf'
81 ''a2W per barrel.
BALTIMORE, Nh, Feb. 91.-Flour dull; receipts
Is.hlh barrels; shipments 500, bnttcls. Wheat,
icnEuhry, dyIIatyLsC; Muy o. i~shL-tsci receipts
4.s1l bushels; shipments 6d,19l bushels Corn
siGqGS SDot il%aii5tci February tlSaiiisS:
elsi shipments 2i,7ii bushels. Oats quiet but
hrli; No. white western Gjlsa"Gc; No. : mixed
western 5iaDiEc. liyu firm No. 1lgJ2c, Hay
more nctlvr; good to choice timothy I'll HVal1 ",
nutler steady md dull; inney creamery 2,a2sc.
Egg weak iruSl lGc. Cheese inuriet iGirly
active.
pHILAnrLrmIA. Pa, Feb. D.-Flour market
weak Wheat strong md higher; no j red 5Sh4c
10. Pennsylvania red &c; February G(i4c;
F FiGFGM GS%!c; April G?c; May o5Gii &c Corn higher
Oats firm; February 3Gf,c;. March S5l.c; April
I,h'pc; Muy 3GIc. Hay quiet AMI unchanged.
bntieHiuil aid,wcaE fancy Western Creamery ia
iGei isRnSyIvalia prints sc; jobbinS &c. Eggs
IuactiNe ana weak western lb'9S'
Gi%ciSSArE. o, Feh, @.-flGnr dnl!. Wheat
iTlFi NO, = rel 5GtyG5Il IL; receipts 100 bushels;
shiPlnellts d0I bushels. Corn nominal; No, =
mixed &c. Oats quiet; 10. . mixed ~jlaGli42c.
liye Iuli: No. =. jOc. liors firm Ut sl.N. Lard
steady at s. 10. lulkmcats ~ fair demand nj
so Bacon quiet ut 81 -. Whisky steady Of
81 10, Butter tlrm and higher; fancy E!GIn
creamery @yc; Ohio 4ln2lc; dairy ljalOc. Sugar
ald Cheese steady. Eggs easier
TOLEDO. o.. Feb. 90.-whcat active; No. . cash
NM February SIC; May GOIEc; July III &c. Corn
um.! an4 ilrin; Mo- February rs; May 'hisc'
oaS quiet: cash %OIzC. liycdull, cash sc, Clover
secI lull aud steady; prime cash aud February
% ~ March s. ".
Philadelphia Live stock Market.
P1tLipELrTrA, Saturday evening. Feb. 1.-THE
receipts were:
Becves. Sheep. Hogs
West. Philadelphia Yard, 2,7O i,OJl 800
y. Pennsylvania YHrd....... 80 1000 so
T,ota! for the wcck.~....- 300 5.G1 COO
Previous week. .-..... . 80 500 400
Becicattle were dull and prices decliacd lOc 10
lJc per hundEed on all grades.
OlUlAllOsN1
EXirG"""-...nonc here lnfcrlOr-"""""..A alI%c
Good"."."..-.~-44aj clCommon. .....,..-3 . :a5jt %
H4ti'um '-,..-.i]saisEc
sheep were dull and rates were unchanged.
Quotations.
Extra ...........i uiIIclCOmmon..."..9 a2iic
nool.".".".....aiza 1853 iCullS l1Al24G
Medium .."-..-3 'aSL Lambs ..".-"...S u SC
l"'e''oT
Hogs were dull auG unchanged.
QUOTATIONS.
49, ;.lt t4C
cav H'"Vcs
Fat cows were dull ut @Lic.
INN cows vert hard 10 sell even nt s. 0eaO 90.
Mich COWS were inactive at SIS rOdiOO W.
Mica calves were fairly nciiyc at inIc.
Dressed bcevcs were IN fair demand ut Gl7Hc.
Among the sales OF beef cattle ut the West
ihliadelRhia drove yards today wtro the iol-
lowing: II, average j. IT, pounds, 81 "; 10. aver.
aGe LIZ pounds. 500: D. average 1867 pounds,
S5J; y, average l,Oi1 pounds. $50; -, average
lNS1 hounds. 81 90; IL. average l,?li pounds,
SilUi q, average l.2i0 pounds. 81 "; j.. average
l,-M pounds, s. IS; ~, average l.i.I pounds,
sl@1i II, average ,3JS pounds, $40.
Live stock.