Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-03-19

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all6@ lie y doz-
packages, "a SC more in small lots.
Hcney-Choice white clover, lsSZoci
choice buck " l6(.l8c.
Nuts-Shelbsrks. 759S5; black wainuts,
sea 6Oc; chesnuts s. 00@4 90.
0piops-$l OO9l 70 y bushei; demand
Psas-ereen, 81 5O@l 60 Q bu.i Split
3@34 q n.
Potatoes-New, in barrels, 81 5O9l u.
P~oulry-Live chickens, spring, 50 500
4 90: old, s. 5000 90 Q DOZEN dressed
,urkeys, l26l3c; do chickens, ll@lzc; DO
ducks i2@i3c. Good demand.
Raps-Steady at l4@lic for white NIX
ID cotton; l@i!c for all wool and lti94c
sseds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 500
/ 65 y bushel; clover, small seed IS OO9
5 so; large, Is 5e@6 90. as to quality.
Sweet eider-Country sweet ~ w per
tarrel. Demand fair.
Iard-Country prime, 7tSc'' demsnu
TaIOw--COuntry, SIC; city, &c; demand
good.
NV YoRK, March l8.-Cotton-Dull;
tutures quiet and steady. Flour-DuH; re-
ceip,s Is, coo barrels; exports 800 barrels.
Rheat-Spot dull; options opened iS!c
lower, later advanced 2@3c. closing. with a
reaction Of 3@}c; receipts $4,000 bushels;
eyports 81 900 bushels; No. 2 spring $500;
uppraded white 92c; No. 2 red March, sales
1000 bushels at S7I &c, closing at size:
April. sales Cos, 900 bushels, at S7a@SStc,
closing at ssc; May, sales l,644,0O bush
lie, at S9S@9OIc, closing at 89sc; june
sales 9l2, 900 bushels, at 9OS@9l3c, closing
at 9CIc; July, sales l2S,OOO bushels at Sl3
692c, closing at 9l4c. Corn-Spot lots
advanced B@4c and options 2@Sc, closing
firm; receipts 10000 bushels; EXPORT
95 co bushels; ungraded 482@5Oc; No. !
i9lG 493c; No. 2 March 49f@49sc, closing
al 49lc; April 499@49ac, closing at 493c;
Nav and June 49s@50c, closing at 4Sic
JULY 5O2@5l4c, closing at 5O4c; oah
| IG'ic higher; receipts Ill 900 bushels; ex'
Forts 1900 bushels; western mixed SI@
Sec NnlteN WESTERN ooWfVS' ANf
ina!ly unchanged. Coffee-Spot fair; &
6rm; at SIC; options shade lower and lie :
active; sales I0,25O bsgs;- March log
7S0c; April 7.2O@7.25ci May 7.35c: Juue
7.45c; July 1850; August 7.6Oc; September
Tic; October 1900. Sugar-Dull and
nominal; refined quie.; confectioners A
I3.I6c; graduated 6@9!c. Molasses-
| O,;ot ond stesdv Petroleum-Frm; United
| 82Ic. Tsllow-Easier at 6@6tc. Rosi2
bull. Turpentine-Steady at 3l3@32c
Eggs-Western fresh, quiet and steady.
Leather-Steady. Wool-Quiet and uu'
| changed. Pork-Dull and barely steady.
| Lsrd-Weaker; western steam spot, 1922;
March 81 u; April 81 20; May 81 26@
7 ~: June 81 SO; July 81 4l@7 AZ. But.
ter-Dull and easy, Cheese-Quiet and
weak.
CHICAGO, March lS.-Flour-Duli and
UNCHANGED; feeling weak. Wheat-ln tan
demand; opened easier, but on a reported
, decline of ~consols prices advanced 4c, Soor
declined &c, fuctuated and closed &c under
yesterday; crop news was again discourag
ing, but little credence is apparently given
TO the reports as yet on the part of traders,
Sales ranged: March 733@74Sc, closed al
73Jc; April 74@745c, closed at 74ic; MAY
789@79Sc, closed at 7SSc; June o04@SlSc
closed at S03c; No. 2 Chicago spring 73s
676c; No. 3 645@G5}c; No. , red 7l4c,
Corn-Demand fair and market firm, clos
lie higher than Yesterday; cash 372G394ci
March 3H@3zJc, closed at sic; April37
@38c, closed at 37sc; May 4ll@+lic
closed at 4lS@4l!c; June 4ll9tl;c
close st 4l4c. Oats-Quiet and steady
cash 29s@3Oc; March and April 27Sc; May
3O3G3lGc, closed at 3O5c. Rye-Steady Al
CSC. Bsrley-Dull and nominal at Csc
Flax Seed-Qu;et at 81 40. Pork-Firmer
and a shade higher; cash sls 3O@l2 35;
April $l2 32l@l2 So; Msy$l2 42!9l2 80
closed at Sl2 424@l2 81; June $l2 524m
y so, closed at 81 52!@l2 So. Lard
Steady and unchanged; cash Sc 85G6 872;
April Sc 90; May Sc 95@6 97!; June
81 o.. Bulk Meats-In fair demand
shoulders 81 SOG4 30; short ribs Sc lj@
6 20; short clear Sc 1906 70. Whisky
Steady and unchanged at 81 Is. Butter
Dull and lower; creamery 25@2Sc dairy
23@24lc. Eggs-Easier at l54@l53c.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE, March lS.-Flour-Dull;
Howard street and western supesine 81 81
G6 90; extra So 1908 G5; family g. 80
al 10 Wheat-Western steady and dull
No. . winter red, spot S5f@85!c; March
| s5I@85!c; April S6J@864c; May 884@
| sS3c. Corn-Western easier and dull;
mixed spot and March 4S@4S(c; April
4S!c; May 4S3@48sc; steamer 46@46!c
0~ats-Steady and firm; western white $40
! 38c; mixed 35@36c. Rye-Quiet at II
| @75c. Hay-Firm. Provisions-Steady
and quiet. Mess Pofk-At $l3 75@l4 90
Bulk Meats-Shoalders and clear rib side
packed at 53@73c. Bacon-Shoulders
at &c; clear rib sides at Sic. Hams-Ar
I,@l2lc. Lard-Re6ned at SIC. But
tel-Easier; western packed at 10000
creamery 2l@29c Esgs-Weak at lSc.
| P, ,roleun-Nominally steady; refined e
! 679c. Coffee-Dull; Rio eargos, ordinary
10 jsir at 1885 Sugsr-Quiet;. A soft
&c; copper refined nominal. Whisky
Steady at 81 2O@l Il.
Cincinnati.
CrgTNNATI, March lS.-Cottoa-Steady
and unchanged. Flour-Quiet and I'M
changed. Whest-Dull at S5986c re-
ceipts none; shipments 500 bushels. Corn
Easier; No. 2 45c. 0ats-Active and
firm at 34934!c. Rye-Scarce and firm
at 663@67!c. Barley-In fair demand and
VI changed. Pork-Quiet at $l2 10. Lard
- Quiet and unchanged. Bulk Meat
Faster; shoulders 42c; short ribs 6sc.
Bacon-Quiet and unchanged. Whisky
Steady at 81 Is. Butter-Weaker; North
western extra creamery 3O@32c; fancy
dairy zoe. Eggs-En good demand but at
lower rates at l5!@26e. Cheese-Dulland
unchanged.
P~hila6csphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 49, Flour
No improvement in the demand, buyers
operating only to meet immediate wants.
Wheat-4c higher; car lets steady; No. 3
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