Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-14

nuts, 5o(G60c; chesnuts y Due94 w.
Onions-$l 00@l rs D busheli demand
good.
Peas-ereen. 81 6O@l 50 p bu.; spill.
s@3} p ID. ..
Potatoes-New, in barrels, 81 50@l IS.
Poultry-Lve chickens, spring, ~ O09
4 rs; old, a 90 "a Is p dozen; dressed
turkeys, l2@l3c; do chickens, ll@l2ci &c
ducks l2@l3c. Good demand
Rags-Steady at ll@lic for white mix
ed cotton; l@lac for all wool and lfl9ic
for mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 609
-. IS p bushel; clover, small seed 70 009
5 so; large, IS 5O@6 90, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet - OO per
barrel. Demand tsir. ;,
Lard-Country prime, 73@e., demand
good.
good.
NEw YosK. April 10 otton-Duu;
middling uplands 10 l5-l6c; do Orleans
IL 3-l6c; futures closed weak. Flour-Re-
ceipts 1851 barrels; exports 3,l7O barrels;
market unsettled and l0@25c per barrel
higher; superfne western and State . 4O9
4 Is; common to good extra western ano
State 50 9094 so; good to choice do ~ 6o
"a 65: common to choice white wheat
western extra S. O096 25; common to
good extra Ohio So 9096 %; common to
Choice extra st. Louis So 90@6 90; patent
extra good TO prime Sc 0O96 49, market
closedfrm Wheat-ReceIpts $3.50 bush
els; exports 1857 bushels; spot lots ad-
yanced l@l4c and options l@2c, closing
firm at i@4c under outside rates; sales III
Os8, 900 bushels future and l20, 600 bushels
spot; No. 2 spring 96c; ungrsded red 500
93c;No. 3 red &c; No. 2red 81 oft; No;
l white 81 OF; No. 2 red April, sales "a OGO
bushels, at 99ac@Sl 0O2, closing at 81 0O4;
MAY, sales 5,296,000 bushels, at $500
81 Ola, closing at 81 OIL; June, sales Asa
600 bushels, at 81 0l3@l 03l, closing at
81 o.: July, sales 1892, 900 bushels, at
81 03i9l 05a, closing at 81 043; August
sales 264, 900 bushels at 81 05f@l 06b,
closing at 81 oct; September, nominal; DC
tober, sales l6, 1000 bushels at 81 O9s@l O9l,
November, sales $4,000 bushels, at 81 10;
December, sales 49, 900 bushels, at 81 ll8.
Corn-Spot lots up l@l3c and options l@
lBc, closing with some reaction; receipts
2622O4 bushels; exports 7S,80S bushels;
sales 1896, 900 bushels future and 225,O OO
bushels SPOT; ungraded 533@55c; No. 3
sac; steamer 546544e; No. 2 54@544c;
steamer yellow Sale; No. 2 April 544@
544c, closing at 548c; May, 54t955fc.
closing at 54jc; June 553@563c, closing at
55Ic; July 564@573c, closing at 665c;
Osts-Opened l@l2c higher and closed
with the advance partly lost; receipts $3.50
bushels; exports So, 295 bushels; sales 49,
600 bushels future and lis, 900 bushels spot;
western mixed 4O@423c; white western AZ
@46c. Stock of grain in store April llth:
Wheat, 4.20l, 978 bushels; corn, 2,l47 252
bushels; oats, 94l, 032 bushels; barley lOO,-
3Ol bushels; rye, 6,439 bushels; peas, $40
bushels; malt, l34,608 bushels. Hay
Steady and demand fair. Cofee-Spot fair
Rio dun and easier at SIC; options a shade
lower but moderately active; sales 1880
bags; April 7.lO@7.45c; May 7.l5@7.2Oc;
June 7.25@7 SOC; July 7.3O@7.4Oc; August
7.4O@7.45c; September 7.6O@L.55c; De
cember 1865. S~ugsr-Stesdy and quiet;
molasses sugar 4ic; Brazil 1 5-l6c; refined
du |; confectioners' A 52c. Molasses-
Steady; Cuba refining l7@l73c. Rice
Steady and moderately active. Petroleum
United closed at 1910. Tallow-Firm.
Turpentine-Steady. Eggs-Lower and
wax; western l5f@l54c. Pork-Firmer
and in fair demand; mess spot $l3 so.
Lsrd-2@3 points higher, but only moder'
ately active; western steam, spot, 81 SOFA
: 37Bc; May 81 1907 So; June 81 il@
Al; July s. 1907 So; August 81 500
I Sc. Butter-FIrm for choice stock;
others weak
Cg,cAeo, April l3.-The day on change
WAS characterized like the closing ones OF
last week By heavy transactions and high
EFT prices known to the trade for nearly q
year. The early news from Tendon was
Considered very ominous of war. which view
APPEARED to be reflected in the opening quo
atoms for English ~consols. The wheat
market opened fully &c over Saturday and
rose 39sc additional, tremendous amounts
eng bought and sold atthe advance. With
The stifening of consols there was a reaction
of l3c, but the final closing of the day was
within 5@lc ofthe best prices paid during
he SESSION. There we're scenes OF great
coniusion and excitement during the SEES
ion, prices luctuating rapidly and the mar
ket appeared to be entirely under the intlu'
epce OF news coming from the British CAPT,
al, as affecting the likelihood of war. There
was a very large speculative business in
corn, and at the opening it was found diff
cult to buy, prices during the first few min
utes covering a range of lie. Prices sd
yanced rapidly, moving up fully &c. then de
clined lsc and closed at lc over Saturday,
Oats was very strong at lk@l4c over Sstur
day, but nearly all the advance was subse'
%ouently lost; rallied and closed about &c
higher. Provisions opened higher but did
not respond to the general advance and
closed about the same as Saturday. Flour
Strong and higher; winter wheat 81 5O@
5 25 for Southern; 81 2O@5 90 for Wis
consin; 81 2595 90 for Minnesota; bakers
50 5O64 90; patents 81 1905 IS; low
grades 81 OO@3 90. Rye Flour-At 50 7C
SIS. Wheat-Excited and higher
market opened &c higher, rallied 2@2c ad
ditional, fell back again to the opening, rose
again to outside figures, then declined near
" &c and closed lie over Saturday. Sales
ranged: April 85i@S63c, closed at 85tc.
May S9t@9lc, closed at 99sc; June 81!
G93Ic, closed at 9l3c; No. 2 sprinl
85t@872; No. 2 red 94@95c; No. 3 rec
sec. Corn-There was a very large specu
lative trade and prices early advanced 2!G
SC, but fell back s@l}c rallied and closed
lie higher THAI Saturday; cash 435@46c
April 43@442c, closed at 433c; May 1910
4sJc, closed at 465 @47c; June 47l@49tc
closed at 47Lc. Osts-Speculstive trading
was very active; market opened &c higher
but fell back finally and closed 3@Sc higl
er than Saturday; cash 32@32lei Apr
32ic; May 35i@36sc,c closed at 359@355c.
June 35s@37Sc, closed at 353c, Rye
Firm and higher; No. 2 66c. Barley
Nominal. Flax S~eed-Higher; No. l 81 80
Mess Pork-Market active but unsettled
prices ruled lO@l23c higher, but CLOSED
easier at inside prices; cash $l2 35G
II 37!; May $l2 35@l2 so, closed a