Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-15
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

OCdnS-A4oAa PASASN
l 80 per busheL
Dried Fruit - New evsporated pared
peaches 25@2sc impaired do l5@l6ci
raspberries 25@30c; blsckberries lOc.
New sundried, apples, quartered, Nose;
sliced, Sale; peaches, new halves, 9@S4c;
do quarters, TIC; do pared l5@l8c;
do blackberries SC; do r~aspberries 22@25c;
pitted cherries l2@l4o New eyaporated
sdples 7@Sc. Market on Dried Fruit NOM
inal; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in sjoH,ing way Of prime
mud Ohio factory at 9@l24c; New York
l43@l5c; Sweitzer l3@l5c; Limberger ii
! @l2c. ,
Eggs-Strictly freshstockin fair demand
at l3@l4c p doz. ,
Feathers-Choice, 55@S0c in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000
| choice buckwheat, l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@1 so; black wal
nuts, 5O@6Oc; chesnuts s. 0O@4 90.
Onions-Sl OO@l Is . bushel; demand
good; onion sets 50 00@4 90 per barrel.
Peas-Green, 81 6O@l 60 y bu.; split
3@33 p ID.
Potatoes-50@65c per busheL
Poulry-Live chickens, spring, 81 OO9
1 IS; old, 81 90 O. 75S dozen; dressed
turkeys, l2@l3c; do chickens, ll@l2c; DO
ducks l2@lSc. Good demand.
Rags-Steady at l3@lic for white mix
d cotton; l@lic for all wool and ltl9tc
or mixed.
Seeds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 509
65 2 bushel; clover, small seed S. 00G
5 so; large, IS 5O@6 90, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet. 81 90 PEI
barrel. Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, hoe, demand
good. ,
Tallow-Country, SIC; city, &c; demand
good.
NV YORK, April l4.-Cotton-Qliet;
futures closed strong. Four-Receipts %.
sol barrels; exports 5,057 barrels; market
somewhat excited and l0@20c per barrel
higher; super6ne western and State 81 SOC
4 %; common to good extra western and
State 81 1904 IS; good to choice do 81 so
as 40; common to choice white wheat
western extra SIS 20@6 40; common to
good extra Ohio So 95@6 40; common to
| choice extra St. Louis 81 55@6 Is; patent
| extra good s. 50@6 so; market closed
firm. Wheat-Receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 46, l62 bushels; market feverish and
excited on renewed war rumors; spot lots
advanced lose, closing rather weak; oP,
| tons opened 3@3ic higher, later ruled
easier and finally settled back 5000 leav,
lng off very unsettled; sales ll,O52,O 900
bushels future and $780, 900 bushels spot;
No. 2 spring 974c; ungraded red 9lc9
81 OIL; posted No. 2red 81 OF; store No: 2
red 81 2I@l o.; No. l white 81 OF; No.
2 red April, nominal; May, sales 3,224,OOO
bushels, at 81 O2@l 0l3, closing at 81 or;
June, sales 1920 900 bushels, at 81 O4@
l O63, closing al 81 043; July, sales l,Of4,'
| 900 bushels, at 81 06@l 0S3, closing at
81 OSi; September, sales $4,000 bushels,
at s. ii. COIL 4 snted l@2c on spot
and l@l,c on options, closing, however,
weaker, with q reaction of 4@l5c; receipts
| $4,000 bushels; exports 1898 bushels;
sales 1920, 900 bushels future and $4,000
bushels spot; ungraded 54@56c No. 3
SAC; steamer 54S@55c; No. 2 545@554c;
steamer white 554@ 553c; yellow sec; un'
graded white 564c; No. 2 April $40
55lc, closing at 55fc; May 553@57c,
closing at 555c; June 56!@575c, closing a
| 563c; July 57!@58bc, closing. at 5l4c,
Oats-3@l3c higher and fsirly active
closing with a reaction Of 3@3c; receipts
| uf,l5O bushels; sales 625, 900 bushels tu
ture and $4,000 bushels spot; western
mixed 40G42c; white western 42@473c,
Hay-Firm and in fair demand. Coffee
| Spot fair; Rio dull and nominal; options a
shade lower and only moderately active
No. I RIO spot 7.l5c; sales $4,000 bags
April F.O5@7.lOc; May 7.lO@7.l5c; June
I.2O@7.25c; July 7.3O@7;35c; August
7.40c; September 7.45c; October 7.50c; De
cember 7.65. Sugar-Dull; Muscsvadc
1 9-l6c; standard A 5 7-l6c. Molasses-
Quiet and steady. Rice-Quiet but held
firm Petroleum-United closed at I9}ci
crude 7@7fc; refined SC. Tsllow-Firm
Rosin-Steady. Turpentine-Firm at SIC
Eggs-Firm and in better demand; western
l5f6l5B3c. Pork-Firm and quiet; mess
SPOT Sl3 81. Beet-Steady. Lsrd-29:
points higher but only moderately active
contract grades, spot, 81 S5; May 81 32@
I So; June 81 4O@7 AZ; July 81 so; DC
tober 81 10. Butter-Unchsnged in price
and quiet. Cheese-Firm and in moderate
demand for choice stock.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The entire day OF
Change was characterized BY feverisl
ACTIVITY on much stronger feeling on thu
regular board and highest prices known f1
rwelye months prevailed, but q somewha
weik,r feeling in the afternoon was oc
Casioned by more peaceful tenor Of LondoI
adyices. The great feature OF the session
was that an unusually large number OF out
side purchasers were predicting a strong re
newal of speculative buying on scale
ghich it is claimed has been hitherto IN
known for wears. The decrease in the
visible supply of wheat, the continued colo
and unreasonable weather in wheat.grow
ing districts and reporIsd extensive expor
INQUIRY, were given as the cause for higf
prices prevailing during the day, with still
general belief in q foreign wal az the re
naming strong incentive. The marke
opened li@l3c higher, but fell back lie
later rallied PC and closed on regchl
board 2ac higher than yesterday. On fh,
afternoon board the market fell back lie
lIc. The corn market opened 9@f c higher
declined lie, rallied ll@2c and closed ia
lac higher than yesterday. Gables quoted
strong foreign markets, which with Ugh
receipts, tended to give the market strength
Os.s advanced l@lle Flour ruht
stronger at recent advance IN prices, Whes
Feeling very unsettled and feverish, bu'
generally stronger; the market opened tic
Tic higher, fell Of lie, rallied 2ic and
closed 2!c higher than yesterday. Sale!
ranged: April s6t@sskc, closed at sssc
May 90S@92jc, closed at s2tc; June 9;
@95ic, closed at 95s@954c; July 95l
@97!c, closed at 97lc; No. 2 spring ssE