Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-27

teOruary closed at 5Sc; May closed at
| a5'sc: June closed at 59j5c: July closed
at 2geSc; August closed at 569Sc; Septem-
Der closed at co. SC; December closed at 63c.
/ Corn, receipts, D, 400 bushels; exports,
| =',lOO bushels; sales 5000 bushels flu
lures and Il 900 bushels spot; spot mar
kst hrm; options opened steady, closing
( - higher; February closed at 1876 Did;
May closed AT 494, c; july closed at 1870.
OalS, receipts s., 800 bushels; exports, So
UuO bushels; sales. POO, 900 bushels futures
aud 100000 bushels spot; spot market firm;
! options quiet but steady, closing I'M
changed 10 4 c advance; February closed
az 33e C.; March closed AT $3.50; April
Z closed at &c; May closed at 339.c. Hay,
steady. Hops steady. Hides firm.
/ Leather quiet. Wool, steady. Beef
steady. Cutmeats, &m. Lard, steady;
/ western steam closed at So 90; refined
| steady. Pork, steady. Butter, weak; new
western dairy 9al5c; do. creamery l5a23c
| Cheese, firm. Eggs firm; western fresh
3Ja3J}5c; southern 29a3Jc. Tallow, Ull
Petroleum, hrmer, United closed 81 O3]6.
Rosiu hcm. Tlrpentine, hrm. Rice, steady.
Mo.asses, quiet. CottOnseed Oil, dull and
nominal Coffee, options barely steady at
jalO points decline. Sugar raw, steady;
refined steady.
~ "A
wheat today made red letter day for the
bulls. A decrease OF nearly 100000 bush
els in the worlds visible stocks last week,
. 500 900 bushels of il occurring in this
country; shipments from exporting coun-
tries which fell 5000, 900 bushels short of
supplying the weekly needs of the import
auu nations, and evidence that American
wheat is now the cheapest in the world in
the shape of an anxious inquiry for ii from
abroad, were all elements IN tO-day's
strength Corn closed strong at sc adj
vance, and the prevailing hrmneSs in
wheat and corn sent oats up &C. Provis-
ions dropped 5alUc as the result Of light
receipts. Flour, unchanged. Wheat, cash
80. red 52c; February O%a52c, closing
at3lsl &C.; Nav DBL a5iasc, closing at 54tsc;
Ju.y - a55',c, closing al 554c. Corn,
cash No. 3, IS T, e; February closed al ABS c;
May 45a453 c, closing al 45',c July 4455a
Acc, closing al a SC; September AZ ai5%c,
closing at a. e. Oats, cash No. =. 2S}sc;
No. white 81 sa3l5 sc; No. 3 white 3l]2c;
February 2Sas aa2S%c, closing at 2oI6c;
May - a29 c, closing at 1890; June Tvs
s-3', u, closing at pose July Z1$[a clio,
sing al 2Sc. Rye, No. 2, 5l1sc. Barley
No. =, 53a54c Flgxseed. No. /, 81 80. Prime
timothy seed, 50 50. Mess Pork, cash, per
bOl. SO %; February $40 l216; May $40 l5a
TO 80 closing al $lO 22l9 Lard, cash per
100 pounds - 90; February closed at
So 50; May IS A. a6 52l4. closing al 81 4f59.
short ribs, cash sides OOOsel s. 10; Feo-
ruary closed az - TO-; May s. 25a5 30, cls-
sing at 81 ~ Dry sailed shoulders
nominal; short clear sides nominal.
Whisky, distillers finished goods, per gal
Ion, 81 %. Sugars, unchanged. Butter,
market dull; creamery l6a@st5c; diaries II
a-Oc. Eggs, steady; fresh l5a26c. Receipts
Flour, l., 600 barrels; wheat, 800 bush
els; corn, l1l.2SO bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels; rye, g,15O bushels; barley, d, 400
bushels. Shipmeuts-Fiour, $780, barrels:
wheat, Is, ISIS bushels; corn, 20 b3 3oushelS;
oats, ll9,llS bushels; rye, 1906 bushels;
barley, To-, ~ bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, February 20
Wheat, strong ana sc higher; No. red
February 5S55ajS$+c; March jS14a5S&&c;
April 5Ja59ltc; May 80 a59l9c Corn,
strong and 4a%c higher; No. mixed
February ~ a4Sc; March AS a4Sc; April
Is al9c; May 4g5Sa j0c. Oats, firm and
-ea",c higher; No , white February
80. a51c; March 35' a365sc; April 31lsa
3,sc; May 50 a31}6c. Butter, dull and
easier; fancy western creamery 221923C.
Eggs, were &c lower, fresh western 2Sa2Jc.
Receipts Flour 4. 700 barrels, and >, 700
sacks wheat 1000 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats, 1900 bushels. Shipments
Corn, 4, 200 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
CIvclNNArI, ONO, FEBRUARY 26.-Flour,
steady; fancy s. 35a3 -; family - OOa2 10
Wheat, hrmer; No. red 54]5c; receipts,
800 bushels; shipments, 1000 bushels.
Corn, easy; No. mixed 421Ec. Oats, easier;
No . mixed Bic Rye, easier; No. ,,
53lc Pork, steady at $40 30. Lard,
easier az s. Boat 80, Bulk meats, steady
40 g. p. Bacon. steady at S. 800.
Whisky, strong at g. .. Butter, lower;
fancy Elgin creamery 24c; Ohio lSa2Oc;
dairy lOc. Sugar steady. Eggs, steady at
24c. Cheese, quiet but steady; good TO
prime Ohio fiat a9isc.
Toledo o.. February 26.-Wneat, &C
tive and higher; no. , cash and February
soc: May 534c. Corn, duh and firm; No.
mixed 43c Oats, steady; No. mixed
39c; No. . white 34c. Rye, dull; cash
55c. Cloverseed, active and steady; prime
cash and February g. 80; March s. 4151.
Receipts Wheat, 1900 bushels; corn,
$1,000 bushels; oats 1000 bushels clover
seed 33O bags. Shipments-Flour 1000
barrels: wheat, 1850 bushels; corn 5000
bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; cloyerseed, 500
bags,