Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-07

] bushels; spos lois advanced a@lac closiu!
/ ,asy; expott milling demand light; options
opened heavy and a@sc lower. but late
recovered from the decline and advanced u
a PIC, closing easier with a reaction OF s@
{c; speculation more active; sales 5,5SS,oOI
bushels future and s 2.000 bushels spot
No. 2 Chicago spring Gle; No. l Northern
e. i. { 961@97c; ungraded red 92@95ci
No. 3 red IS; No. 2 red 9li@92c; No.
white Gle; No. 2 red April, sales AGO. DOC
bushels, at s9I@9lso, closing at 9lc;
Nav, sales 2.464,00 0 bushels, OF 905@924e,
| closing At 92c; June, sales 100000 bush
els, al 92s@ 94se, closing at 93bc; July,
sales Sl6,O 600 bushels at 94b@963c, clos
ing at 96sc; August, sales 24s,0O0 bushels
at 95@97sc, closing at 97c; October, sales
40, GOO bushels at 9Ss@99c, closing at 99ei
| November, sales l6, 600 bushels, at 81 600
I OG3, closing at 81 COL. Corn-Spot lots
3@1c better; options opened 4@Sc higher
and closed weak with the advance partly
lost; export demand moderate and specu-
larion tame; receipts 1912 bushels; ex.
ports 1926 bushels; sales 920, 600 bushels
future and 1913, 900 bushels spot; u~ngraded
49J@5OBc; No. 3 49i@50c; steamer white
5lj@5lSc; No. 2 white 49s@5Oc; yellow
sic; No. 2 April 49a@50c, closing at 494c;
May 50S@505c, closing at 50lc; June 5of
@5lIc, closing ct Sic; July 52@524c,
closing at SIC. Oats-t@lc. higher and
only moderately active, closing with the
advance partly lost; receipts 55,2 bushels;
exports l29, 600 bushels: sales 10000 bush
els future and 81, 900 bushels spot; western
mixed 37@39c; white western 3S@4lc
Cofee-Spot fair; Rio dull at 8.S74c; OPP
tons very dull and rather weak; sales l,75O
bags; April closed at 7.25@7.30c; May at
1901 5c; June 7.45c; July 7.50@7.75c;
August I Csc; September 7.65@7.7O; Oc-
tober 7.70c. Molasses - Quiet and I'M
changed. Rice-Steady and in moderate
demand. Petroleum-United closed 78Ic.
Tallow-Dull and easier at 5 l3'l6@55c.
Rosin-Dull at 81 SOL l73c. Eggs
Higher and firm; western l5l@l6c. Lard
-4@6 points higher and fairly active,
closing weaker; contract grade, spot, 81 l29
al is; April 81 08@7 09; May 81 1870
Fl6; June 81 PLOT %; July 81 27@
I 80; August 81 35@7 81. Butter-Quiet
and steady for choice. Cheese-Quiet aud
firm; western fat 6@lO3c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 6.-Flour-Firm and un-
changed. Wheat-Ruled active and higher,
al the opening easy and ic lower, but on
reports of crop damage and good outside
buying the market advanced two cents,
eased of a little, and closed at the regular
Board lie higher than Saturday. Sales
ranged: April 753@77Sc, closed at 77sc;
May SOg@82sc, closed at 82Bc; June S23
@844c, closed at SAFE; No. 2 spring
773@79Ic; No. 3 red 7O@72c; No. 2 red
82I6S3c; No 3 red 73@75c.' Corn-ln
better speculative demand accompanied by
higher prices due TO good shipping demand
and advance in wheat, prices advanced l
cent for future deliveries, and closed 2@5c
higher than Saturday; cash 3S2@4l4c;
April 37j@384c, closed at 375ci May All
@42{c; closed at Age; June 42l@ t3lc,
closed at 43c. 0ats-Market was stimu.
lated by advance in other markets and ruled
6rmer; market sole higher than Saturday
and closed nearly at outside figures; cash
28I June 324@323c, closed at
32l@325c. Rye-Firm; No. SIZE. Bar.
ley-Steady; No. 2 62@63c. Flax Seed
Quiet and weak; No. l 81 81. Mess
Pork-In good speculative demand, early
prices 5@7!c higher, fell off 24@5c, rallied
i5@2Oc, and closed steady; cash 81 800
II so; May $ll 721@ll 924, closed at
81 87&6ll 80; June Sll 85@l2 05,
closed at 81 973@l2 90. Lard-Quiet
but firm and a shade higher; cash and
April Sc 774@6 SOC; May Sc 8O@6 S74;
June Sc 9O@6 95, closed at Sc 924@6 IS,
Bulk Meats-Steady; dry sailed shoulders
81 5O94 60; short ribs S. zoos 922; short
clear sides S. 4O@6 As. ~Whisky-Firm
at 81 Is. Sugar-Firm; Standard A, SEE:
cut loaf &C; %granulated &c. Butter
Ruled weaker; creameries 25@26c; dairy
244c. Eggs-Lower at l2@l3c.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, April G-Flour-De-
mand continues moderate, holders
manifested little disposition to realize;
Western Pennsylvania superfne 81 500
2 S71; do. extras 50 00@3 so; Ohio clear
81 00@4 30; Indiana clear 81 00@4 81;
st. Louis and Southern Illinois clear 81 90
as 90; winter wheat patent 81 1905 80;
Minnesota bakers clear 81 00@4 so; spring
patent s. O095 so Flour-Quist and
steady at So 55@S 62! for good to choice.
W~heat-Strong ,and advanced 3@lc
under light offerings; export demand light,
CARROTS quiet but firm; No. 2 red April 8S}
@S9ic; May 9O5@90sc; June 92@92bc;
July 933094c. Rye-Dull and nominal
at Zoe for No. 2 Pennsylvania. Corn
Market for futures beyond this mon b was
about ic higher; speculation moderate, ex-
port demand light; No. 3 mixed, 4S@48lc;
No. 3 yellow 4s4c; steamer No. 2 mixed
ACC; No. 2 high mixed SOC; steamer No. 2
yellow 494c; No. 2 mixed April 484c@
Acc; May 463@49sc; June 49S@49Ic;
July 49s@503c. 0ats-ln good demand
for CARROTS, under light receipts; rejected
white 363c; ungraded white CSC; No 3
white 37@.. Provisions-Stsaiy ; bsf ctS
'amily per barrel $l3 so; do. packets
SI2 so; No. l mess $ll so; beef hams
S2l L0@2l so; Indian mess beef S23 90;
dressed beef 1904. Pork-New mess
.$l3 so; prime mess Sl2 0O@l2 so; hams
lO!@ll! per pound short clear lie; should
ers Sic; smoked 6@64c. Lard-Quiet;
city refined 81 75@S 90; do. steam 81 %;
butchers loose Sc 5O@6 Is. Butter-Quiet;
Pennsylvania creamery extra 24@25c;
western 34@25c; Bradford county, and
New York 22@24c; rolls S@lOc. Eggs
Steady and good inquiry; Pennsylvania
extras l64c; western extras Ice. Cheese
Quiet and easy; Ohio flats, choice, l02
@lO2c; Pennsylvania part skins 4@5c.
S~ugar-Refned and dull; powdered Ga
6 l-l6c; ~granulsted 5.l-ld@5 l3-l6c. Pc
troleum-Quiet and unchanged.
LIVE sTOCK.