Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-24
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

do i5@l6; good to prime country roll 23@
25e; common mixed stock l0@l2c. Good
demand.
Beeswax-Quoted at 28@32c p ID.
Beans-Hand picked mediums 81 400
l so per bushel.
Dried Fruit - New evaporated pared
peaches 25@28c; impaired do l5@l6c
raspberries 10000; ~blsckberries lOc.
New sundried, apples, quartered, 2l@3c;
sliced, 6@7c; peaches, new halves, 83983c;
do quarters. TIC; do pared l5@l8c;
do b~lackberries &c; do raspberries 22@25c;
gifted cherries l2@l4o. New evaporsted
adples 7@8c. Market on Dried Fruit nom
inal; demand slow.
Cheese-Sales in q joHing way of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l23c; New York
l42@l5c; Sweitzer l39lSc; L'mberger !.
Gle,
Eggs-stictly fresh stOckin fair demand
at l0@llc p doz.
Feathers-Choice, $4,000 in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 10000;
choice buckwheat, l6@l8c
Nuts-Shelbarks, 81 25@l so; black wal
nuts, 5O@60c; chesnuts 50 00@4 90.
Onions-$l GOAL rs p bushel; demand
good; onion sets So 00@4 90 per barrel
Peas-Green, 81 5O@l 60 y bu.; split,
3@33 2 ID.
Potatoes-5O@65c per bushel.
Poultry-Live chickens, So 1904 90 =
dozen; dressed turkeys, l2@l3c; do chick
ems, Il@l2c; dOducks l29l3c. Good de-
mand.
Rags-Steady at l3@l3c for white mix
ed cotton; l@l3c for all wool and lfl@3c
Tor mixed.
Seeds-Sales Of timothy seed at 81 500
| 65 q bushel; clover, small seed S. 0O@
5 so; large, SIS 5O@6 90, as to quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 90 per
barrel. Demand fair. .
Lard-Country prime, 73@c., demand
good. ,
Tallow-Country, sic; city, &c; demand
good.
NV YoRE, April 23.-Flour-ReceiptS
1854 barrels; exports 1853 barrels; mar
ket heavy in most instances and q shade
lower, with closing dull. Wheat-Recelpts
2O,55O bushels; exports 59,545 bushels;
spot lots declined 3@lic; options l@lgc,
closing steady with q recovery Of f@sc;
sales 2,4S0, 900 bushels future and 100000
bushels spot; No. 2spring 99c; No. 2
Chicago 98t@98ac; ungraded red 75c@
81 OH; No. 2 red 81 O0j@l OIL; No. l
white 81 OIL; May, sales 472,000 bushels, At
99sc6$l 00s, closing at 99s; June, sales
l,2Io,UU bushels, at 81 0l5@l 023, clos
ing al 81 Oh; July, sales Gas, 600 bushels, at
81 C3!@l O4s, closing at 81 0Si; August,
se'es $4,000 bushels at 81 04S@l 05f,
closing at 81 05; September nominal; DC.
ro6er, sales 5000 bushels, at 81 07a; No
vtmber, sales 10, 900 bushels, at 81 OSLO
| OgI. closing at 81 09I; December, sales
10000 bushels, at 81 l0f@l l04, closing
at 81 lOl. Corn-Spot lots firm and mod
erately active, options 4@3c lower, closing
at a slight recovery; receipts 1920 bush,
els; exports 9l,756 bushels; sales 862-
600 bushels future and $4,000 bushels
spot; ungraded 534@56fc; No. 3 SHE;
steamer 55c; No. 2 55@55Ac; steamer vel
low SIC; steamer white sc; yellow sec;
low mixed 55@56c; No. 2 April 55f@
55!c, closing at $50; June 55S@565c,
closing at 553c; July 56!@57c, closing al
563c; August 57i@37ic, closing at 753c;
steamer May SOC. Oats-s@sc higher
and fairly active; receipts 33,450 bushels;
exports 83,9l7 bushels; sales 3l5 900 bush
els future and 100000 bushels spot; west.
ern mixed 4O@44c; white western 42@
49c. Cofee-Spot fair; Rio dull and weak
at SIC; options fairly active and generally
steady;sal %, $50 bags; May 6.65@6. 75c;
June 6.SO@7. GOO; July s 9Oc; August 100
@7.05c; September 705@7.l0ci Octo.
Der 7.2Oe; November 7.25@7.35c; Deeem-
Der 7.25@7.35c. S~ugar-Firmer and de-
mandFtair; centrifugal sic; Porto REQ
Acc; fair to good refining Age; refined
firm; white extra c 5sc; confectioner's A
5 lS-l6@5jc;~ powdered 81; graduated GO
6sc; Cubes 63@6 9-l6c. Molasses-Firm
and quiet; test l7Ac. Riee-Moderately
active. q Petroleum-United closed at 1910.
Tsllow-Stesdy. Turpentine-Quiet and
finn at 323@33e. Eggs-Firm; western
l4@I4ic. Pork-Steady but trading quiet.
Beef Steady. Lard-S@6 points lower
and dull
CHICAGO, April 23.-The speculation fe-
yer did not run as high to-day. Trading in
all commodities was quieter than has
been the rule previously for several
weeks. This was due largely to the fact
that the news from st. Petersburg and Lon
don was not in any sense satisfactory as in
dicating whether the great powers are de-
termined upon war or not. Opinions we're
flashed over the cable but these we're easily
obtainable on this side of the water, so that
operators paid very little attention to them.
They are now waiting for active results, and
until an absolute turn Of affairs is very
clearly outlined it is claimed speculation
will hang FIRE. As to the course of the
markets it is expected to hinge to . great
extent upon the outcome of the Anglo.
Russian negotiations. In the meantime
trsding is pursued in q very conservative
way. Flour-Quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-The market ruled quieter; foreign
sdyices quoted . 6rm feeling and consOls
ruled lower early, but considerable long
wheat was on sale and prices gradually re
| ced tic from the opening, reacted some
what on rumors Of heavy shipments and
closed ic uuder yesterday; sales ranged;
April s7s@8Slc. closed at s7a@s7Ic;
May Sst@Sstc, closed at 8Slc; June sOI