Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-10

O-OocC-N'aAOo Al lODOluk way Df1Uo
mild Ohio factory at 9al21lc; New York
Goshen. l4A@l5c; Sweitzer, 1S@l5c; Linn
berger, 14@15c-
Dried Fruit-New evaporated pared
peaches, 25@2Sc; impaired do, l56116c;
rsspberries, 25@S0c; blackberries, 10c. New
sundried-Apples quarters, 697c: sliced,
s@9c; peaches, new halves, 6A@7Hc; do
quarters, -6h@61<c; do pared, l5@lSc; do
blsckberries, So; do raspberries, 22@25c;
pitted cherries, 10000. New evaporated
apples, 15@l7c. Apples in active demand.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, fair demand
at l6@1sc p dog.
Feathers-Choics 65@7Oc in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice whits clover, 1890;
choice 0uckwhest, l6CGlSc.
Nuts-shelbsrks, 81 Oca: To- black wal
nuts, 50@6Oc.
On'ous-6Oa7Oc p bushsl.
Peas-Green, 81 5O<9l g. y bu. split, SO
2l.s - R.s
Pviaioes-Near by receipts, 81 % p Dbl.
Sow demand Sweet potatoes, 81 SOC
2 as.
Poultry-Livs chickens, So 1891 90 p
dog; dressed turkeys, l59l6c; do chickens,
Rsgs-Are steady at l11@19Ic for white
@lLc for mixed.
Sseds-Salss Of timothy seed at 81 so;
l 80 = b.; clover, small ed, 10 00S6 80;
large, 81 60, d. to quality.
SwePt-Cider-Sand refined, SO O099 so p
Lsld-Courtry prime, &C.
TstioG exc; city &c.
New York.
NEW YoRK, April 9-Cotton-Quiet;
fnH4,raE sfx I,,n nln
barrels; exports 1900 barrels. Wheat
SPOT lots STRONGER. cllsipg 1@2c higher;
options opened M(9l1Sc higher, afterwards
this was partly lost but near the close
western became stronger and prices ad-
vanced 293c over current figures yester-
day; receipts 5000 bushels; shipments
81 $40 bushels; No. 2 Chicago CSC; No. 3
spring 9211c; No. 2 red April closing at
99lIc; May, sales 2, 020, 100 bushels, 1T 9ScA
al OOS, closing at 81 0OA; June, sales
l,5I2,OO0 bushels, at 81 0CA@l %. closing
81 01A@1 O4, closing at 81 03A; August,
sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 02t9l O4H closing
ut 81 04A. Corn-Spot lots shade easier;
options opened A@12c, better, afterwards
fell back A@lHc, closing stronger, with q
recovery of A9Bc; receipts 1000 BUSH
els; exports 81 eco bushels; ungraded 800
sic; No. 3 sac; steamer 81 95i &c; No. 2
April ssh; May 56@57c, closing ut 5O4c;
June 557s@5Sc, closing at 5624c; July 5SH
@5eHc, closing at SOC, Oats-A trifis
higher; receipts 1850 bushels; exports
Zoo bushels; western mixed $4,000;
white western 40@4ic. Hops-Dull and
weak new 1926. Coffse-Spot fair; Rio
uominally unchanged; options dull and
lower. Havre market rather essier and
stock at RIO showed some increase; the ex'
change will adjourn over Good Friday;
sales of $50 bags Rio No. April at s so;
1900 do. May at $50 2, $50 do June at $3.50
8 Gee; 500 do July at IS; 1000 do August
ats 65@S. zoe; $3.50 do September at 100
s75c sugar-Duu aud lower; centrifugal
964 test, $1,000 fair to good refinery $50.
MoIasses-Steady and in fair demand. Rice
I'm fair demand and firm. Petroleum
Stronger at $3.50. Tallow Quiet and
steady at 7@7Hc. Turpentine-Stronger
at 34c. Eggs Western fresh 1910.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY held; hemlock sole 25h
@2Sc. Wool-Dull and weak. Pork-Quiet
and held stronger. Cut Meats-Nominal.
Lard-Opened dull and lower; afterwards
bee me stronger and closed 20 poin high
err; western steam spot IS 729S 10; May
s. 54GS rs; June IS 6i@9 SO; July IS 70
as "a; August S. s0@9 co. Butter-Dull
sLd wtak; barely staady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 9-Flour-Dull and us-
changed; buyers holding of. Wheat-Un-
settled but very active; closed strong
and higher with April H@lc higher, de-
clined lSn, then under free buying ad-
yanCed l$s@lAc, later a shade easier but
closed l7s@2C higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged: April 7SIG9@T9Ac. closed 1890;
Nsy S235(G $3.50, closed 1T sac; June S42s
"a $3.50. closed at 864o; July S53s9S714c
closeG at SIC; August 15C1lo over July;
NJ. 2 Chicago spring 795s@S2 &C. Corn
Demand sctiye but unsettled, opened &c
higher, quickly declined lE@l3sc, rallied
LGLlc, and closed HGHc over yesterday;
cssn 45Ac; April 4lA@45hc, closed at
i5Lc; May 4S55@5Oc, closed at SOC; June
5OIs@5lAc, closed at sic; July 52t953Hc,
closed at 527sc; August AIglc over July.
0sts-Moderately active and higher; ca n
s7@3Oc; April 261s 9292sc, closed at 2IH9
29Szo: Nav 31@3iHc; June 31H@3l7sc,
closed at size; July 31T93lAc, closed at
3lNc; year 26A@27c. Rye-steady at 51h
a5ic for cash, and 55A@56c for May.
Barley-Firm at 67@67hc. Flax Seed
Quiet at S164. Pork-Opensd easier, after
wards advanced excitediy aud closed 600
7Oc higher; cash $40 50@16 rs; May SIS l7H
@l7 90, closed st SIG s5@l6 S1H; June
Sl6 3O@17 10, closed a. SIG 95@l6 9'1S;
July SIC 400 II 10, closed Sl1 %; year
bl4 i0(1iO w. bHu-OponeuS eSA0,' 20
wards advanced and closed 15@2Oc higher;
cash IS 35@S 40; May So 32H@S 62E,
closed at SIS 471l@S so: June s. 4O@S 65,
closed at s. 57H@S 60; July IS 59H@
; C2I, closed at S. 659S 61H; August
IS IS; September S. rs; year IS 10. B1lk
N, ats-In fsir demand; shoulders 81 90;
short ribs S. 40; short clear So O5. But
ter-Quiet and unchanged. Eggs l5c'
Whisky Steadysnd unchanged.
Chicago Market Review.
Chicago, April 9.-This has been another
field day on Change, and at the finish the
bulls appeared to have full possession Tor
the first time in many weeks. The open
ing was strong, but prices fell Oh In the
6rst hour to about medium prices OF yes
terday. Afterward a strong advance en-
sued, which very nearly routed the pears
in the provision and wheat pits. Trading
In provisions had been quite all morning,
but about noon hour prices began 10
move M hurridly, and the very
heavy "shoEt" interest which has been
selling literally for week, suddenly
Eund great difficulty in covering, ana
closing prices on afternoon call were tuily
a dollar a barrel higher for porS. Trading
in wheat was also on very EXTENDED
scale and a sharp advance in prices was
scored. Numerous buying orders were on
the msIkes a. the openiuG' May
option sold up to $40. Val
nes' then became weaker, may
Selling down to S25sc, recovered to $50 ana
remained steady for time. Ia the siter
roon hour prices began 10 go up and May
yert 10 S4sSc and closed about Si1Sc; June
closed S6Lc; July S7kc. On call ooaro
. $50 600 bushels were sold, May adyane,
inc to S5c and closed at S49s@S5Mc; June
closed At S6Mo, July S71sc. The bulls
cisimed that the advance was Legitimate
and contended that the day for sic wheat
bad cone by for twelve months.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 8. - Four-QuleL
Wheat-Opened K91sc higher, Afterwards
declined Ease, but closed steady; car lots
Quiet; steamer elevator s1@s2c; NO: REQ
s9Xc I. O. b. No. 5 sprirg evator sSSS+S;
No red 97X99Sc; No. 2 red April va
60sc: Nav 9SX@991Ic; June 81 Ol@l olA;
INV 81 6l@i OH. Corn--Options neg
iecfed' declined k@l<c, closing weak; Ssi
lots Quiet but steady; rejected mixed PC
No mixed $50; sail mixed April 52h
6Sskc: Nav 54@54kc; June 5SCSSoHe;
INV SSsl656IIc. oats-In fair demsnd;
No 2 white 39(G40c; No. 2 white 4OglO4c.