Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-23

D<ltt3 Io1 #I<1t advances {1III 3c ot4'
he closing 81 yesterday Rith Jnnetoucbins
sic; but from that point the mnrket fell
back under rather heavy offerings 70 90fc
rose to ollie and receded to Sic. There
was very little movement after this, but the
prevailing tone was firm and the market
rose once or twice close to the top price Of
the morning. but In the absence Of any def
nite foreign news there was a disineliRatiou
to force the market in either direction. Re
ceipss continue small; weather favorable in
the west for the growing crops, but the gen.
eral tenor Of the dispatches relating to the
crop outlook was Encouraging. There was
s strong feeling during most of the after.
noon session, but the market finally fell on
to medium figures, closing n cent higher
than Yesterday. There wa only q fair
amount of trading in corn, with q tendency
towards higher prices, the market closing
&c over Yesterday Flour-Frm aud UNI
char ged. Wheat-fhe market opened II
6l3c higher, due to the drop in English
eopsols, but under free offerings declined
l4c, then with good buying rose lIc, fuctu-
ated and closed lse higher than yester-
day; sales ranged April S1s@S9sc,
closed at ssEc; May sSs@S9tc, closed at
s9sc; June 9O3@92le, closed at 9l5c;
July 93@94e, closed at 935c; No. 2 spring
seiGsS3c; No. 3 spring SOC; No 2 red
95@95Ic. Con-Markes ruled quiet fol
lowing the course of wheat rather closely;
receipts light; the market opened 3@sc
higher; declined 3@ic, rose again and
closed !@sc higher than yesterday; cash
47c; April 46t946jc, closed at Ale; May
47G47ic, closed at 472c; June 47b@4sc,
closed at Ate; July 47a@4ssc, closed
at 4sic. 0ats-Quiet but firm and in
good demand; market closed a shade higher
than Yesterday; cash 34@35c; May S4S@
safe, closed 1t SAFE; June 35b@35Sc,
closed at 35i@35sc; July 35i@35Sc,
closed at 35sc. Rye-Firmi No. 2 66lc.
Barley-Nominal. Flax Seed-SteadY;
No. i white 81 SO. Mess Pork-Stronger
feeling early, prices 5@l0c higher, but set
tied back and closed steady; cash $ll 800
IL so; May Sll 773@ll 82A, closed at
Sll SO@ll S24; June 81 85@ll 95,
closed at 81 874@ll 80; July 81 $50
II O3, closed at $ll 974@l2 90. Lard
Quiet and prices q shade easier; cash
IS 95@6 973; May Sc 972@7 Oh, closed
a Sc S73@f 90; June 81 0O@7 OH, closed
at 81 02l@7 05; July 81 01497 l2R,
closed al 81 10. Boxed Mexs-Firm;
shoulders 81 50@4 60; short ribs IS IS
&C 90; short clear s. 35@6 40. Whisky
Firm at 81 10. Sugar-Unchanged.
Butter-Unchanged. Eggs-Lower at III
@l2c.
C1xCrSNAr1, O., April %. Cotton
Dull at l0ac. FIour-Strong; family 81 rs
"a so; fancy 81 SOS 90. W~beat-Strong
and in good demand; No. 2 red 81 05; re-
ceipts 4,4O0 bushels; shipments $500 bar
rels. C~orn-Strong; higher; No. 2 mixed,
4SI@50c. Oats-Quiet but firm; No. 2
mixed 37l@3Sc. Rye-Qulet but firm;
No. 2fal, Tic. Barley-In good demand;
frmer; extra No. 8 spring, GOOSE. Pork
at Sl2 90. Lard-Dull; current
make at S. so. Bulk Meats--Quiet and
finn; shoulders 81 so; short ribs Sc 90.
Ba~con-Steady with fair demand; shoulders
IS so; short ribs 81 90; sugar cured
81 373. Whisky-Quiet at 81 IL. Bit
ter-Firmer; Northwestern extra creamery
2S@39c; Ohio creamery 27@2Sc; fancy
dairy zoe. Sugar-Quiet and unchanged.
at ll@llBc. Cheese-Hesvy;
Ohio factory 6@9ac.
PhnAdslphia
PHILADELPHIA, April 22.-Flour-Firm
but quiet Wheat-Firm; No. 2 red Auril
9S!@98ac; May 99@993c; June 81 el@
l OH; July 81 O2i@l 034. Corn-Firm:
No. 3 mixed 55Ac; steamer 554@56c; No.
2 mixed 5Sc; No. 2 mixed Apr 54A@55c;
May 55@553c; June 55@56!c; July 500
sea 56jc. Oats-Firmer; No. l mixed
4l2c; No. 3 white 3@42c; No. 2 white
424 @433c; No. l white 44c; futures dull.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, o., April 22.-Wheat-Closed
6rmer and active; No. 2 cash and April
9llc bid; May 92c; June cage; July 952c
asked; No. 2 soft 81 OF. C~orn-Steady;
No. 2 cash 49lc; May 49lc bid, SOC asked;
June 493c; July sic asked. Oats-Nomi-
nal; no quotations. Clover Seed-Quiet;
prime medium S. 80.