Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-30

i ctifrS b,x5O busbei6, exports Zzs9Sr
bushels; sales 1856. 600 bushels future and
10000 bushels spot; ungraded 5s@spei
sttsmer 5S@591c; No. q 58s659s; steamer
yellow 5sc; graded yellow Coo; No. 2 Nay
575@59Ac, closing At 59e; June 57@5S4c,
closing at 58sc; July 57a@59sc. closing
at 59sc; August 59sc; April closing at
60c. Oats-s@l1c higher and fairly
active; receipts 1880 bushels; exports
5000 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels future
ard $4,000 bushels spot; western 42@45ci
white do 45c. Hsy-Firm and moderate.
ly active. Hops-Dull and unchanged.
CoHee-Spot fair; Rio dull at SIC; op'
lions moderately active; No. Rio spot
sec; sales l9000bags; June 6 1906. 80;
July 6. soc: August 70Oc; September Z l0c;
October 7.20c; November 7.25c; Decem-
Der 7.30@735c. Sugar-Srouger and in
moderate demand; refining quoted at 4fc;
refined frmsr; extra G, 45c; white extra
C 5 3-l6@53c; yellow s@isc; off A 81
(a,5Ic; standard A ll-l6@5ac; cutloat
and crushed 6g@6se; mould A &c;
powdered 64@6sc; cubes 6Sc Molssses-
Quiet but firm; refining lSc. Rice-Steady
and fairly active. Petroleum-Unit d
closed at 80lc. Tallow-Firm. Rosin -
Dull. Turpentine-Wesker at 3239S3c.
Eggs-Steady and fair INJURY; western lac.
Leather-Frm and fairly active; hemlock
sole, Buenos Ayres, light middle and heavy
weights 22@24c. Wool-Dull and barely
steady; domestic Aeeces 27@S6c; pulled
l4632; Texas 9@2lc. Pork-Dull and
easier; mess quoted at $l2 1908 90.
Beef-Steady. Cut Meats-FiIm. Lard
Stronger and 4@6 points higher; western
8 eam spot 81 l5@7 20; June 81 23@
I q; July 81 32@@7 35; August 81 4l9
IS. Butter-Quiet and barely steady.
Cheese Quiet and easy.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The last day Of
racing In the Exchange building was one
If extreme quiet, after preliminary rush
IN the morning occasioned by the report OF
another engagement between the Russians
aud Afghans. This sent the market up i@
&c, but as there was no confirmation of the
report, and British consols went up instead
Of lower, prices ssgged back and trading
became dull. There was an evident disin'
clination to trade, in view of the holiday
ordered by the Board tomorrow upon the
occasion of the dedication of the new
Chamber of Commerce. The decrease in
The visible supply, the poor crop outlook. in
addition to the uncertainty OF the foreign
situation, combined to hold the market
steady, and closing figures were shade
higher than yesterday. Speculative trading
in corn was light; prices ruled firm early
but fell back, reacted and closed about the
anne as yesterday. Flour-Firm and un,
hanged Whest-Aggregate trading
slight with an unsettled feeling; opened
strong and 5@3c higher on rumors OF fight,
ing in Afghanistan, but as conso Is remained
steady prices fell back and the market
finally closed &c over yesterday. Sales
sspged: April 883@8S5c, closed at 8S!c;
May S8S@894c, closed at 89Bc; June 9lG
9lSc, closed at 9lic; July 93&@ 935c,
clio, ed at 93Sc; No. spring 8S2@SS4c,
No. 2 red 971@98Ic; No. 3 red S8!@SSfc,
Gorp-Speculative trading light, but ship
ping demand good; prices ruled higher
.srly but fell back &c and closed about the
same as yesterday; cash 47B@474c;
April 47I@47!c, closed at Age; MAY
rs@ 4S9c, closed at 47s@473c; June 47I
"a 4S4c, closed at 47sc; July 483@48Sc
alosed at 488c. Oats-Ruled very firm aud
closed &c higher than yesterday; cash 36c:
May 35E@36c, closed at 355c; June SEQ
| 36Sc, closed at 36Bc; July 36@36lc, closed
II 36ic. Rye-Firm; No. 2 67!c
Barley-NominaI. Flax Seed-Stealy; No
/ Il 36@l 81. Mess Pork-Quiet bu,
,teaGy; cash Sll 1911 so; May Sll u!
all III, closed at SIl 72l@ll IS; June
| 81 82J@ll 3d. closed at 81 823@
II IS; July Sll 95@ll 90, closed at Sll 81
all 974. Lard-Quiet and unchanged;
ash Sc S5@6 S74; May Sc $500 874
June Sc 95@6 97l, closed at Sc 50; July
81 O28 Boxed Meats--Stesdy; shoulder
a so; short ribs S. 90@5 924; short clesr
Sc 3O@6 So. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is
Sugar-Unchanged. Butter-Unchauged
Eggs-Unchanged.
Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA, April 29.-Flour-Firm
nut quiet; rye flour scarce and firm
Wheat-Opened strong, advanced 2ac, sub
gequently reacted fc and closed feverish
No. 2 red April 81 Ol2@l OF.
MAY 81 Ol3@I OF; June 81 O33@l OF
July ST O5!@l O6. Corn-Wss in ACTIVE
speculative demand, which advanced prices
llc, subsequently reacted ic, closing fever
.gh; No. 4 yellow sic; No. low mixeo
Soc; steamer No. 2 white Sc; steamer No
! mixed 5S4c; No. 2 mixed 57}959ic
No. 2 mixed April 59l@59sc; May 81.
"a size; June 678@572c; July 58@583c
Oats-Higher; rejected white Az &c; No. 3
shite 43@43ic; No. 2 white 45@ t4c;
futures higher; No. white April 43I@
44Ic; May 433@43Ic; June 431@ 4ic;
July 44644lc Butter-Dull and unset.
lied. Eggs-Steady with moderate de.
mand; extras l3!@l4c. Cheese-Quiet
ard easy; Ohio fats choice l0c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., April 90. - Cotton -
Dull and weaker at iOsc. FIour-Strony
md higher; family 81 25@4 IS; fame
"a 75@5 10. Wheat-Excted and high,
T; No. 2 red 81 05@l OF; receipts 3 Coz
bushels; shipments $500 bushels. Corn
Irregular, closing higher; No. 2 mixed 81
G52c; No. white 54@56c. 0sts-Strong
and higher; No. 2 mixed 39c. Rye
Strong and higher; No. fall, 70!@72c
Rarley-Quiet; extra No. 3 spring 62@ftc
Pork-Dull and lower at 81 l97!@l2 90
Lsrd-Easier; current make at Sc 10
Bulk Meats-Quiet and unchanged. Bacon
In moderate demand; shoulders s. 50 /;
bort ribs So 80; short clear 81 l22.
Whisky-SteadY at 81 l.. Butter-Firm
and unchanged. Sugar-Quiet and IN
hanged Eggs-Essier at ll2c, Cheese
Dull and unchanged,
Toledo,
TOLEDO, o., April 29.-Whest-Higber
and active; No. 2 soft 81 06; No. 2 RED
cash and May, Csc; June 96$c; July nomi
nal at oslo. Corn-Higher; May 53c
asked; June SIC; July nominal at 5Sc
)sts-Strong; No. 2 May 39c. Glover
Seed-Nominal.
LIVE sIOO6.