Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-13

Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys % 70 p'
barrel; seed 81 Is; demand good.
Crsnberries-Jersey's II 90 per DOB
: demand slow.
Turnips 5O@76e per barrel very si0'
demand.
Onion Sets, 50 OO@2 so per bushel' &c
cordiDg to grace.
Bunch Onions, new, 4Oc per dozen.
Kale, 81 so per barrel
New York.
NEW YosK, April l2.-Flour-ReceiPt
1851 barrels; exports l,e35 barrels
1888 sacks; sales 10000 barrels. Mhea
Receipts 3,495 bushels; exports lSo.o5'
bushels; spot q shade stronger; opton'
opened strong but closed weak; saIe'
5000, 900 bushels futures; 238,OOO u >
els spot; No. 2 spring Gle; ungradet
spring 829s5; No. l hard CSC; ungradee
red S7@95c;No. 2 red 92c; No. l red sSci
No. l white CSC; upgrsdsd white S7ci
No. 2 red April 90i@9l3c, closing a
9O3c; May 9li@92{c, closing at 9lfcci
June 9IE992Jc, closing at 9lse; July
92@93c closing at 92c; August 929SStc
closing at 924c; September $4,000, clos
ing al s3kc; October 94s@94tc, closirg
at 941c; December 97b@9Sc, closing at
size. Corn Spot moderately active;
options opened higher and closed steady;
receipts 5000 bushels; exports l53,6S5
bushels; sales 69l, 900 bushels futures;
8 1000 bushels spot; ungrsded 42945c;
steamer 45&@453c; steamer yellow 46tc;
sellow Ale; No. 2 April 453c; May 46f@
46Lc; June 6i@46tc, July 47S@47sc,
closing at 47sc; steamer May 45fc. Oats
Higher, closed weak; receipts 62O
bushels; exports none; mixed western 36c.
Stocks Of grain in store April 10: Wheat,
5,22S, 1923 bushels; corn, $685. 1893 bushels;
oats, Gas, GIL bushels; barley, 1929 BUSH
els; rye, sO,s24 bushels; peus, 30.5l0
bushels. Coffse-Spor fair; Rio firm at
SIC; options quiet; sales 5000 bags; June
lose; July to November 7.l0c. Sugar
Quiet. Molssses- Firm. Rice-Steady
and fair demand. Petroleum - Firm;
United closed at 77jc. Tsllow-Dull and
easy. Observation-Disclosures. Eggs
Easier; receipts 1870 packages; western
lac. Pork-Dull and nominal. Cut
Meats-Firm; hams SSc. Lard-Moder-
ately active; western steam spot Sc 22a@
6 Is; April S. Is; May Sc l7@6 10;
June IS 1906 "a; July Sc 30; August
$6 Sc; September Sc 42@6 A; October
S. 40; city steam Sc 10. Butter-Firm
and fair demand at l5@33c Elgin cream
cry 35c. Cdeese-Quiet and firm; western
SIC.
CHICAGO, April l2.-The crowd estima-
ted that the visible supply statement would
disclose q decrease of 800, 900 bushels, in
addition 10 which that contracts have been
made for the shipment Of 1000, 900 bushels
for export There vas q slight resumption
of the talk of q possible war on the borders
OF Atghanistan. Under these conditions
Msy wheat started at 78B, or ! higher than
at the close on Saturday, rose to 78s on
good buying, but gradually ssgged back to
78t under free offerings Flour-Quiet;
Southern winter wheat -four 81 1904 IS;
Wisconsin 81 OO94 Go; Michigan 81 500
1 IS; soft spring wheat 50 1904 90; Min.
nesots bakers 81 40@4 sc, low grades
% OO@3 90; rye -four IS 3O@3 so in bar,
rels and 50 00@3 80 in sacks. Wheat
Active aud stronger, closing higher than
Saturday. Sales ranged: April 733@745c.
at 733c; May 7st@7sSc, closed at
10 Lice; June 8O980tc, closed at soc;
No 2 spring 7S3@763c; No. 3 Chicago
spring 65@69c. Corn-Qaiet and firm;
cash 36sc; April sage: May 373@375c,
at 374c; June SO 3.l6@382c,
closed at So 3l6c. 0~ats-Stesdy; cash
26@2s4c. April 26c; May 29!@3O3c,
June 3O}@3Osc, closed ct 30fc. Rye
steady-No. 2 57@59c. Barley-DulI;
No. 2 6Oc. Faxseed-Quiet; No. !
81 90 Mess Pork-Irregulsr and lower;
cash 50 1909 20; May 50 2O@9 SOC,
closed at 50 2O@5 22!; June 50 25@
8 373, closed at 50 273@9 80. Lard
2ic lower; cash s. 80; May S. 874
as 92lo, closed at IS 80; June s. 92!@ |
IS, closed at Sc 92!. Boxed Meats
shoulders 81 10; short rib S. 30;
short clear S. 6O@5 10. Whisky-Stesdy
st 81 IA. Sugars--Unchsnged. Butter
Dull and weaker; creamery 23@25c;
dairy l4@22c. Eggs-lO!@llc.
Cincinnati.
CHorSSAr1, O., April l2.-CottoI-
Firm; middling &c. Flour-In fair de
nand and steady; family So S0@l 90,
iaucy 81 l5@4 40. Wheat-In fair de-
nand and firm; No. 2 red S9@9O4c;
$500 bushels; shipments : 800
Corn-Inm moderate demand; No.
. mixed 37@3g!c. Osts-Dull and
over; No. 2 mixed Sl3o. Rye-Firm
No. 2 66@68c. Barley-Dull; extra No.
3 spring nominslly at 50953c Pork
at 50 10. Lard-Quiet at S. $50
95. Bulk Meats-Quiet; shoulders 81 so;
short ribs S. 30. BAcon-Quiet; shout
lers ST. 81; short rib So %; short clear
Sc 20. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 10. But.
ter-Easier; Northwestern creamery SEC;
good to prime creamery 100000; good to
prime dairy roll lO@l2c. Sugar-Firm
hard refined 8 @Ttc; New Orleans 5@53c
Linseed 0il-Syesdy and quiet at Al @42c
Eggs-Steady at Zoe. Chsese-Firm and
and in fair demand; prime to choice cured
Ohio factory 9@lOc.
shilAdsIssio.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-Flour-Dull
and weak. WheOt-Firm and quiet; No.
2 red April 9lf@9l &c; May 9la@92c;
June and July 92@S2!c. Corn-Fair ex-
port inquiry; steamer No. 2 mixed 444@-
No. 2 mixed yellow 46tc: 10: 81
mixed April 469463c; May 46&@46tei
July 46?@47c. Qats-Spot firm and in
mixed 9f@3sAo; white ssa@4lc;
No. 2 white April 40@40!c; May and
June 393@4Oi;; July 393@4Of. Pro,
viaous-Demand moderate. Beet-Cny
per Dbl Sl000@lO so; do. No. |
mcss So 0OGS so; pork, mess new sll; do
do. $40 00@l0 so. Eard-Quiet;
Sc s7!@7OO; do. steamer $6 80
Butter-Active and firm; creamery extra
Eggs-Dull and e%asisr; fresh
l2f @l24c. Cheese-Firm and in fair
demand; Ohio fair to prime 9@l03c.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O.. April r. Whsa;-Quiet;
cash S5a@s73c; May s53c; June SIC;
August SIC; September 8Sc. CONFIRM;
oo.L co.. A. q0o. Iuna 2lIn LII N.1,