Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-04-06

at opening, prices advancing dole, in
fuenced by a strong demand from shorts
and gradually fell back &c and closed at &
higher than yesterday. Sales ranged: Apri
76@T6sc, closed at ice; May S0i@8lIc
closed at S03c; June S2a@83sc, closed al
SIZE; No. 2 spring 76@7Skc; No.
spring 69@7lc; No. 2 red size; No 3 red
13@T5c. COMM good shipping demand
but speculation light, prices ruled firm and
closed at sc over yesterday; cash 375@4lc
April 373@375c, closed at 375c; May Al
@42c; closed at 4ljc; June 42f@42sc,
closed at 42tc. 0ats-There was less
speculative demand and prices ruled b@4c
higher early, but fell back and closed about
the same as yesterday; cash 28f@3l3e;
April 28i@2Sgc. closed at 2Slc; May 81
@32sc, closed at 31ic. Rye-Steady; No.
2623c. BarleY-Nominsl; No. 2 62963c
Flax Seed-Firm; No. l 81 80. Mess
Pork-Ruled some stronger early, sdvanc
ing l0@l5c but settled back 74@l0c and
closed steady; cash Sll 65@ll 20; April
81 60@ll 65; May $Il 7O@ll so. closed
at Sll 70@ll 723; June 81 S0@ll 80,
closed at 81 8O@ll S24. Lard-Quiet
but steadier with prices averaging a triae
higher; cash and April Sc Is; May SIS 50
@6 S24; June Sc S7l@6 80. Bulk Meats
Steady; dry sailed shoulders 81 5O@4 co.
short ribs S. 8O@5 S2R; short clear side:
Sc 35@6 40. Whisky-Firm at 81 Is
Sugar-Unchanged. On the Produce Elk
change .butter and eggs were quoted IN
changed.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4.-Flour-De
mand light, with prices of all desirable
brands well maintained; rye -four steady q
50 624 for good to choice. Wheat-OpeneC
&c higher and closed quiet at about &c IN
der the best rates of the day; exporters helc
off; car lots quiet but firm; No. 3 red, il
export elevator, at 793c; No. 2 Delaware
red, in export elevator, 94c; No. l Pennsyl
vania red, in export elevator, oslo; No.
red, in elevator, s9c; No. 2 red April S73@
SS4c; May S9s@S94c; June 9lf@9l4c
July 924@93c. Rye-Dull and nomina
at zoe for No. 2 Pennsylvania. Corn-Op
lions a shade higher but quiet; export in
CURRY light; car lots steady; No. 4 mixed
in grain depot, 474c; on track, 4Sc; No. ;
mixed 48c; do. on track, 4S9c; No. 3 vel
low ACC; steamer mixed and yellow 483c
No. 2 mixed April 482c;d do. on track, 492c
May 4Sj@493c; June 495@49sc; July 40!
| assoc. 0sts-Receipts and offering,
light and holders views generally f@!t
higher, but the advance checked business
white 36c; No. 3 size; No. 2 white 3Sc
No. 2 white April 373@38fc; May 38f@
384c; June 384@39c; July 39@394c
Provisions in good jobbing demand. But
ter-Easy. Eggs-Quiet and steady; Penn
s~ylvania extras l64c; western extras l54@
Ice. Cheese-Quiet and barely steady
New York full cream lie; Ohio flats
choice, lOt@ lO4c. Petroleum-Stead,
but demand light, with moderate offerings
Others unchanged.
Cincinnati.
ClECNNAT, April 4.-Cotton-Quiet a
lO3c. Flour-Quiet, firm and unchanged
Wbeat-Strong; No. 2 red 8Sc; receipts
3,ll6 bushels; shipments 1900. Corn
Dull; and lower to sell; No. 2 mixed 4iG
i44c. Oats-Good demand and firm
No 2 mixed 34I@34lc Rye-Dull; No.
fall 6l@65c Barley-Dull and unchang
ed. Pork-DulI at Sl2 %. Lard-Easie
atk$6 taos so. Bulk Meats-Qniet bu
Arm; shoulders 81 62!; short ribs SIS 90
Bacon-Steady; shoulders S. so; short rib!
&c sly; short clear 81 %. Whisky
Steady at 81 l3. Butter-In fair demand
and unchanged. Sugar-Firm and un
changed. Eggs-Firm and higher at l5c
Cheese-Heavy and unchanged.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., April 4.-Wheat-Easier
No. 2 cash and April Sic; May 8l}c.
June 82sc; No. 2 soft size. Corn-Firm
No. 2 cash 43c; May 44c; June 44c bid
Oats-Firm; No. 2 cash 33!c bid. Glover
Seed-Firm; mammoth S. 10; medium
So 90. Receipts wheat, $4,000 bush corn
| $4,000. Shipments wheat, $1,000 bush.
corn $4,000 bush.