Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-01-20

Gash quotations were as follows:
sp mas' ssa Sc 10 spri req s ssae No
Corn, No, 2 ana No. yellow, &c,
P PlaSs M. 2sG; No ,o:,, white 24d29c
pIlne timothy seed 50 121a
Mess pork, per bbl 50 4od9 45
Lard per 100 lbs 81 625sG74 65
Short ribs sides. loose. 81 52la6f4 S2i5.
Dry salted shoulders boxed. 4a4d5c.
S S clear. sides, boxed $! 75d5 90.
Sugars. unchanged
OF the Produce Exchange to-day the
s ,9eser market was easy: creameries, Is
IIs5ac; dairies. Halle
cheese. quiet at elS1ac
5rsgs easy: fresh, ice,
ood ,s.s ipts-FloMr, 10 coo' bbls; wheat. A.
ge hu ;,.t corn. a2l eco bn: oats s15.ooo bu;
oas hhln I,, $3.50 bbls; wheat. IL
w. w. nH go corn, l25ooo hu; oats. 10000 bu;
rye. zedo bu: barley. 140c0 blu.
celpts A'4a9 bbls; exports, 2i,775 bbls;
-oa Wheat, receipts. $500 bu; exports. &C.,
tons opened easy and closed at Aa1sc
net higher; No. red January, 81 0lasa
g 5-le; clos.rg at 81 ClTs: May. 81 3-i6
Corr receipts, 63,s75 bu: exports. 7oooo
hu spot. steady; No. p 347sc. Options
opened steady and closed unchanged:
'aGH aay closed at !: s3 3sc;, May at ss7sc:
hu: spot. firm; No. 2 2S1aaslc. Options
auil but fairly steady. closing unchanged:
May closed at 2s1sc.
Hay, quiet.
Hops. firm.
Leather and hides, quiet
Wool, steady
Beef, firm.
Cutmeats, steady
,Lard: steady; western steamed, s. 90:
May. s. 20 nominal; refined. steady
Tallow and petroleum. dun.
Sottonseed Gil. steaGy.
Rosln and turpentine. steady.
RICE and moiasses. quiet
Cohee, options dull; closed DUH with
prices ret unchanged to points net de-
| cine. Saies. 4500 bags.
Sugar, raw. steady: fair refining 35sc;
centrifugal Sc test, 4Isc. refined steady
BALTIMORE. Md. January 1s.-Flour,
quiet and unchanged; receipts. 1898 bbls.
r,, Mheat a s5rong spot month and Feb
No. 2 RED sSssc: receipts. q '4ss bu, ex
ports, lS5,l2S bu: southern wheat by sam
pie. 95G9Si2c: do on grade. 9f09Sc.
Corn. STEADY; spot. month and Febru-
ceipts z21 223 bu: exports $3.50 bu: south
oa MH rm fofp no s5 While TO ys4w 2sss
Soc; No. 2 mixed. 2sc: receipts. 80 $50 br:
, exports, ee2lo bu.
Rye, easier; No. 2 nearby, s4lsc: No. 2
western. 5Si4c; receipts. 5G,zS9 blu: exports,
none
Hay. steady; caoNce, timothy, s1a 90.
Butter and eggs. quiet and unchanged.
Cheese, steady ard unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, January 10
Wheat, firm; contract grade. 97m1sc: Feb
ruary. March and April. nominal.
Corn. firm; No. mixed. January and
February, 22s4 d3Sc; March and April,
nominal.
Oats, steady: No white. January and
February, 2s1t@s0c; March ana April,
nominal
Butter, steady: fancy western cream
cry. 9ec; do PENNSYLVANIA and western
Eggs, firm; fresh nearby, &c; do west
ern. &c.
Cheese, firm
CINCINNATI, O.. January 1s.-rlour,
steady.
Corn, steady No; 2 mixed: &c.
Lard Lard . STEADY AT at s. s. @'''
Bulkmeats. quiet and firm at 81 so.
Bacon, quiet al s. so.
Whiskey steady at 81 10.
Outer, duh.
Sugar, firm.
Eggs. firm at TIC.
Cheese firm.
TOLEDO, o.. January 19.-Wheat, low
er but steady: No. cash. 91Ac; May. 93c.
Corn. duA but steady; No. mixed,
27a4c.
Rye dull: No. cash. 465ac.
CioTerseed, dull but easier; prime cash,
81 17ih bid.
Oil unchanged.
From the private wire OF r. o. NJ. Davis
& Co.. Local Brokers, Exchange Bank
Building.
Chicago, January 19.-According to
some statistics Just published, some
body will starve or be compelled to
eat wind before another wheat crop
will be available Bromhall estimates
foreign countries will want S5,000,000
bushels of wheat from us before next
July Others statistics figure that we
have less than 100000 bushels to
spare. Some bulls think the high
prices and premiums on near futures
have drawn out the formers reserves
and that this will become more apfar-
ent q little later. In the meantime
wheat is going from hand to mouth
and stocks will be reduced. Liverpool
opened off 14d to-day, and this, COM
bined with the Indifferent tone Of con-
tinental cables following our advance
YESTERDAY, was disappointing and was