Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-09

turkeya, l2@l3c; do chickens, li@l2c; 90
{ ducks l7@l3c Good demand
Rsps-Stesdy at li@1ac for white NIX
eScotton; l@i2c for all wool and lti9sc
for mixed. 80
seeds-Ssles of timothy seed ct 81 SOC
as % bushel; clover, small seed - O09
S so; large, IS 5000 90, q to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet u OO per
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 78@c.. demand
good.
good.
Nrw YoRr, April 8.-Cotton-DuH n
easy; futures quiet and steady. Fiour-A
shade stronger again, most marked on com
mon grades; export and home trade demand
moderate; superfne western and State
50 6563 20; common to good extra west
eru and State 50 05; common to good extra
Ohio 50 lO65 %; common to choice extra
s.. Louis SO I0@5 %; receipts 2l,66l
barrels; exports 3,439 barrels; market
closed firm. Wheat-Recelpts ll,O25 bush
els; exports 23,772 bushels; spot lots up
IG3c, and options a@lc, closing with a re
action of i@4c on the latter; sales 800,
OCO bushels future and $4,000 bushels spot;
No. 2 spring 9l3c; ungraded red So99lci;
No. 3 red S91; No. l white 9l3c; NO: z
red April. sales $4,000 bushels, at 929
92lc, closing at 923c; May, sales 3,l2S,-
600 busbels, at 93@934c, closing at 93sc;
June, sales 1916 900 bushels, at 945@95sc,
closing at 95ic; July, sales 1872, 900 bush
els at 96a6974c, closing at &c; August,
sales 1871 900 bushels at 9S@933c, closing
| at 9SSc; September, sales 2 1000 bushels, al
81 OOf, closing at 81 00f; October, sales
| 10000 bushels at 81 Ol@l 0l3, closing al
81 OH. Corn-Spot lots without quotaoie
| change; options B@fc higher. closing
steady; receipts l,683,OOO bushels; exports
| lO2, 389 bushels; sales 592, 600 bushels future
and 23O, 900 bushels spot; ungraded SOC
5lc; steamer 93@495c; No. 2 soc; No
2 white 54@54Rc; steamer white SIG
sac; steamer yellow 503c; No. l white
soc; low mixed 50@5lc steamer AprlI
| 493c; No. 2 April 493@5Oc, closing at sue;
| Nav 5OE@5O5c, closing at 5O4c; June 5lt
| 65l2c, closing at 5lSc; July 52b@52Sc,
closing at 52Sc. Oats-B@c higher AND
more active; receipts $4,000 bushels; eX
ports 1865 bushels; sales 100000 bushels
| future and 10000 bushels spot; western
mixed sra 39c; white western 3S@42c'
| Hay-Firm and fairly active; shipping Toe
Hops-Dull and in buyers favor: Coffee
Spot fair; Rio quiet; options dull but with
out much change; sales 1000 bags; April
7.25@7.3 SOC; May 1850; June 1850 7.5Oci
july 1859; August 1850; September. 7.7Oci
| October 7.77c; December 1900: Sugar
Easier and more active; centrifugal ot@
5 Lice; m~uscavado 4 9-l6c; molasses sugar
Ale; Martinique 1904 7-l6c; English
island 4 7-l6c; Aracajan 4fc; fair to good
refining quoted at 4 9.l6@42c; refined dull
and heavy; mould A SIC; graduated 55@
l5-I6c. Molasses-Easler; 80 test REIN
ing l7Ic. Rice-Steady and moderately
active. Petroleum-United closed at 775c
Tallow-Steady at 5 l3-l6@5Bc. Turpen
tine-NominaL. Eggs-Heavy and lower
western "a Leather-Firmly held
and fair request; hemlock sole, Buenos
Ayres light, middle and and heavy weights
2l624c.' Wool-Dull and heavy; dOmes
tic fleece 26@37c pulled l4@3Oc; Texas
l36l9c. Pork-Quiet and about steady
Lard-Opened firm, chasing dull and heavy
and 263points lower; contract grade, spot
81 l2S; April 81 90; May 81 1907 Is
June 81 23@7 rs; July 81 1901 "a
August 81 81. Butter-Dull and easier
western lO@26c Cheese-Steady with de
mand moderate.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 8.-Flour-Firm, with I
little more inquiry, but no appreciate
change in prices. Wheat-Ruled active OF
speculative account and prices higher, IN
fuenced by strong foreign markets and ba'
crop reports; market opened l@lSc higher
advanced 3c additional, receded ac, ralLe'
and closed &c higher than Monday. Sale
ranged: April 78@7Sac, closed at Este
May 823@83Sc, closed at 825c; June "a
6853c, closed at 85c; No. z sprln,
7S!@8lc; No. 3 spring 7O@72c; No;
red 836S4c; No 3 red 75c. Corn-Rule.
firm, closing &c higher, in sympathy wit
wheat and owing to a good shipping dc
msnd; cash 3SB@4l3c; April 39S@3S3t
closed at 38sc; May 424@43c; closed a
423c; June 43B@43lc, closed at 435@
43ic. Oats-In good demand and specula
tive market ruled firm, closing &c highe
than Monday; cash 29@29ie; May SAG
323c, closing at 323@32sc; June 32BS
Sale, closed at 33c. Rye-Strong; No:
CSC. Barley-Nominal; No. 2 62@63t
Flax Seed-Lower; No. l 81 So. Me-
Pork-In fair demand; market opened q
loo higher, but weakened. and the advinc
lost cash Sll 75@ll so; May $ll $40
y O2I, closed at $ll 873@ll 80; Juu
Sll 9f3@l2 10, closed at Sll 973@l2 OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. very limited and prce
exhibited no change; cash Sc SOC; Ma
Sc e5@6 90, closed at Sc 85@6 973;Jun
Sc 9566 971. Bulk Meats-Firm; shou
ders 81 5O94 60; short ribs S. 90@5 90!
short clear sides Sc 1906 As. Whisk
Steady at 81 10. Sugar-Quiet an
unchanged. B~utter-Ruled weak; cream
cries 24i@251c; dairy 23@253c. Eggs
Firm at l3@l33c.
Phnadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, April 8.-Flour-Marke
not active, but there was q better local trad
demand for desirable brands of both sprin
and winter wheats, but not guotably higher
Wheat-Opened i@Sc higher, lost the IN
proyement but subsequently reacted an
advanced 4@ac over yesterdays closin
rates and left off firm; No. l Pennsylvani
red CSC; No. 2 red April 9Oi@9O3c; Ma
9l3@92c; June 93S@932c; July. 954(
csc. Corn-A shade stronger under igt
offerings and in sympathy with wheat; NJ
3 mixed, ACC; steamer No. 2 mixed 4S(
5OJc; No. 2 yellow 5Olc; No. 2 mike
April 49@49!c; May 493@5Oc; Jun
5065Olc. ,July 5O365l1c. Oats-Cs
lots strong and closed about lie higher NJ
3 mixed Bic; No. 3 white 39@394c; M
, white 4Oc. Butter-Steady for fin