Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-18
ID cotton; lal,c for all WOOL and l.l@lo

ed cotton; l@llc for eli wool and iti@sc
for mixed. .,o
seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 SOC
| 65 q bushel; clover, small seed IS OO9
S so; large, IS 5o@6 90, as to quality.
Sweet eider-Country sweet u w PCT
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 7l@c., demand
good.
good.
NV YoRK, March l7.-Cotton--Qniet
aud steady Al ii 6.l6@ll 9-l6c; futures
steady. Eiour-Quiet; receipts 2 5000 bar
rels; exports 1000 barrels; super6ne State
and western 81 5593 Is; common to good
50 lOa3 As; St. Louis 81 1905 25. Wheat
Spot lots l@lc lower and dull; oPa0ns
optIed 40 &c, higher, later declined a9l4c,
closing with a reaoUion OF {@8c; recetpts
8 Zoo bushels; exports $1,000 bushels; No.
2 spring $50; No. 2 red March, sales 96''
eco bushels at 87I@s9Sc, closing at 814c;
April, sales 456, 900 bushels, at 8149S9c'
closing at 8ste; May, sales l,4l6,0OO bush
els, at 69J@9Olc, closing at $3.50; June,
sales 500, 900 bushels, at 9O3@9lac,c closing
a, 81 &c; July, sales l2ae0O bushels at sl4
G92c, closing at 9lIe. Corn-Spot lots
IA lc lower; options opened &c lower. clos
ing with the decline partly recovered; re,
ceipts 235,000 bushels; exports 2l4O0O
bushels; upgraded 48@5Oc; No. 3 4Si@
ACC; No. 2 March 49@49Sc, closing at 493ei
April 492@493c, closing at 49Sc; May 49i
G49jc, closing at 494c; June 493@50tc,
closing at sole; July 50f@5lsc, closing
at 5O!c; Oats-Steady; receipts 100000
bushels; exports $1,000 bushels; western
mixed 36@37c; white western 3S9tlc.
Hay-Fsirly active. Cofee-Spot fair
Rio firm; options opened weak, closing 5
points higher; Rio No. 7 spot 7.l5c; sales
$500 bags; March 7.20@7.25c; April
i567.2 5ec; May 7.3O@L.4Oc; June lace;
July 7.5O@7.55c; August 7.6O@7.65c; Sep
TENDER 7.65@7.75c; October 7.!O@7.75ci
December 1850. Sugar-Nominally un-
changed. Rice-In fair demand. Petro.
IeumoFirm; United 79lc. Tallow-DuI
and easier at &c. Rosin-In fair demand
and market firm. Turpentine -Firm al
3lIc. Eggs-Western fresh easier at 20!
G2lc. Pork-Dull and unchanged. Beet
Quiet. Lard-Dull and lower; western
steam spot, 81 2O@7 224; March 81 IL
April 81 l7@7 10; Nays 24@7 26; June
81 3267 81; July 81 4O@7 Al. Butter
Dull and heavy, CheeSe-Quiet and un'
changed.
CHICAGO, March l7.-F1our-Quiet and
UNCHANGED. Wheat-Unsettled, with a fair
amount of aggregate trading; opened
bullish at !@lc higher, influenced by bad
crop reports; then declined under heavy
offerings, and posting of higher ~consols,
prices falling off lie, fuctuated and closed
ic under Yesterday. Sales ranged: March
735675c, closed at 1890; April 73s@75sc,
| closed at 74c; May 784@8O5c, closed at
79c; June SO4@82ic, closed at 8O3@8lc;
No. > Chicago spring 733@75sc; No. )
lie. Corn-Weaker, influenced by the de-
| cline in wheat and by a large increase In
the visible supply; the market declined lc
and closed &c under yesterday; cash 3l?9
| @39Ic; March 37i@372c, closed at SHE;
Arril 372@373c, closed at 37!c; May Ala
| 42c. closed at 4lSc. 0ats-Dull and lower,
due largely to the liberal increase in the
visible supply; closed 2@4c lower than yes,
,erday; cash 273@3Oe; March and April
| 27gc; May 3Os@3Ikc, closed at 303@3Osc.
Rye-Steady at &C. Bsrley-Dull and
nominal at &c, Flax Seed-Quiet at 81 "A.
Pork-In fair demand, but weak and loo
l5c lower; cash $l2 3O9l2 81 A!rli
$I2 32!@l2 50; May Sl2 $7!@l2 50, closed
at $l2 S2!@l2 25; June 81 5O@l2 60,
closed at $l2 72!@l2 55. Lard-ln fair
demand, easier, and 24@5c lower; cash
sc S2I@6 81; March Sc 85@6 ST. April
Sc 8jG6 80, closed at Sc 80; May Sc 81!
as 97}, closed at Sc 95@6 974; June
s. OO@7 O5, closed at 81 O2!@7 05.
Bulk Meats-In fair demand; shoulders
81 SC94 90; short ribs Sc sos 20; short
| clear S. 7O@6 rs. Whisky-Steady and
unchanged at 81 10. Butter-Quiet and
unchanged. Eggs-Easy at l5ic.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March H. - Flour
M-;at and steadily held. Wheat-Dull and
lower; No. 5 red 79@8Olc; No. ? red 06c,i
Ne. l Pennsylvania red 924c; No. z March
Sj!@853c; April S64@SS5; May 9o9o0Si
June S9i@S93c. Corn-Spot anu March
steady; later months l@sc lower ana duh;
nigo mixed 4Sc; steamer No. 2 high, nike
ACC; No. > yellow 493@5Oc; No. , mixed
March 49I@49!c; April 4S5@i9sc; May
and June 49@495c. Oats-Slow; prices
favored buyers; rejected white 3i935!c;
No. 3 white Sc; No. white SHE. Provi.
siors-Quiet and steady; mess pork Sl3 so
| ali 90. Lard-Quiet; steam 81 Is. But.
ter-Dull and weak; creamery extras 23@
25c. Eggs, lS@l83c. Cheese-Dull and
steady; Ohio fats, choice ll@ll!c.
l. Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March l7.-Flour-Steady,
and firm with a better inquiry. Wheat
Western lower and closing dul; No. 2 win
ter red, spot and March 85@S5ic; April
| 86@86lc; May S3i@88!c. COrn-Western
lower and dull; mixed spot 4S!c@483c;
lreSh, March 48i@4S5c; April 484c; May
$50 482c; steamer 464c. Oats-Dull aud
,asy; western white 37@3Sc; mixed $50
36c. Rye-Firm at 72@75c Provisions
Quiet and Steady. Butter-Western
packed at lG@2O; creamery 22@3Oc
Sugar-Lower; A soft &C; copper refined
nominal. .W~hisky-Steady at 81 20@l q.
Other articles unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., March l7.-Wheat-Quie
Nc. 2 red cash and March TIC; April 7Sc;
May 79c; June S04c asked; No. 2 sotr
82I@S4!c. Corn-Dull; No. 2 cash &c
bio, March and May 43Ic; bid. Oats
Quiet; No. l 33c; No. 2 white 34c. Clover