Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-18

] way OF market coulo wen ho'o -
Q interesting or showed less featuresln every
? vay than to-dsy's semblsnce OF a bushes:
session on Change. There was an ex
: trems range up to noon Of only &c. Inc ne
. great bulk of sales were between S43@
3 Sac for May wheat. Toward the close
the wheat market began receiving less sup
r port and May declined to 843c and at
t o'clock closed at yesterdays ngures,
Flour Market firm. Wheat-Sa safes
ranged: March 793@sOic, closed at iSfc;
April 79E@80sc, closed at 1870; May
} 843@84Sc, closed at sac; June $500
s6Sc, CLOSED at SEC; No. 2 spring wheat
SIC; No. 37l@72c; red winter, market
J inactive and no sales. Corn-Ssles ranged;
March 35I@36e, closed 81 36c; April
same as May 38s@394c, closed at S95c;
jane 3s5@39ac, closed at 39lc. Oats -
Sslesrauged: March 2sc, closed at Zoe !;
May 3li@3lsc. closed at 3lsc; June 3i4
63lsc, closed at 3l.c. Rye-No. IN
store soc bid. Barley--No. 3 45@52c
Flaxseed-Dull; No. 81 II. Mes
Po,k-Sales ranged: March ~ 59@
9 721, closed at 50 60; april SO 55@
9 72j, closed at 50 CO. May 50 GIG
9 s2l closed at 50 70; June 50 $50
69 828, closed at 80 ~. Lsrd-Ssles
ranged: March S. 98@6 90, closed at
s. 973; April same; May IS 979@6 O24
closed at Sc 90; June Sc O23@6 O5, closed
at SC O5. Boxed Mests-Shoulders IS 20
@4 90; short ribs S. 1906 III; short
clear S. 35@5 40. Whisky-Steady at
STA. Sugar Cut loaf 7@@5ic; gran
ula.ed 6sc; standard A 6!c. Butter
Rather steady; creamery good to extra
25@32c; dairy l2@25c. Eggs-Fresh
l2@l23c.
CINCINNATI, O., March l7.-Cottot-
Steady and unchanged. Fiou'-Easier
and unchanged. Whest-DuIl; No. ?
red 9l1@93c; receipts II 500 bushels;
shipments 1880 bushels. Corn-Fair
demand; No. 37!@32e. 0sts-Hssvy;
66@67c. Bsrley--Unchanged. Pork
Dali at $40 90. Lard-Quiet at So So.
Bulk Meats-Dull; shoulders 50 622; short
rib S. 80. Bacon-In fair demand and
unchanged. Whisky-Steaiy at 81 10.
Butter, sugar and cheese-Firm and un-
changed. Eggs-Easier at Zoe,
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA March l7-Fiour-
Demand slow. Wheat-Frm; fair inqui.
~; No. 2 red March 93@93ic; April
93I@94c; May 94!@943c; June $500
95lc, Corn-Lower; No. 4 yellow 45c;
No. ; mixed i5!c; steamer No. 2 yellow
Acc; No. 2 mix d March 4G@463c; April
46@ 464c; Mey 463@47c; June 464@47c
Oats-Demaud light and prices barely
steady; White .33!@4l!c; futures dull aud
nominal Eggs-Qciet and easier; fresh
l24@l2!c.
TolrpoO., March II. -Whest-Active
AID easy; cash 9l@92c; March Gle;
April 90; May 92ic; JuGe 93ic; July
SHE; August 9Oc Corn-Quiet; cash
3sc; Nav S93c. Oats -Easier; cash 3?2c;
Nav 33Ic asked Glover Sced--tirm;
cash, March and April sc :'5.
LIVE STOCK.
Wheeling,
The market this week was only fair.
Messre. Hudson 4 BsYhs f1ruish the fol-
loSing quotations:
Cattle, 900 to LOO lbs stock 34@4ic
per h.; 500 to 900 los. 3}933c per h.;
700 to 800 lbs. 3@34c per ID.
Eogs-Market active; 34,24lc PEI 10
Lsmbs-Good at 596lc par II.
Calves-SS 00@6 90 per head.
Sheep-3@4c per ID.
Baltimore.
OFFICE OF THE CALvERIoN STOCK YARDS, !
MONDAY, March lG.
Cals are sold at these figures Ice freight Hogs az.
sold at net freight that is 20 per cent (geeraHy o.
from IUS tceigh Sheep are sold gross that IS Ire
Veigh, or nothing OIL
AT CALVERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE-The general qualify Of
the offerings was like that OF last week 8
receipts. The market was slow. Prices
for the tops averaged about the same az
last Monday; common Cattle and medium
grades we're 4c lower. We suote 81 jn[4
5 90, with most sales made at 81 00Gj W
per 100 pounds
Prices of Beef Cattle this week ranged
as follows: Best 81 S7!@5 90; thM gen
orally rated frat quality 81 500 S7@i
medium or good fair quality 50 $50
%; ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
Cows 81 5O@3 %. Extreme range Of
prices g 5O@5 90. Most Of the sales
were from 81 00@5 90 per 100 lbs.
Of the Cattle received, some 70 head
came from Virginia, 1872 from Maryland,
30 from Kentucky, and22G head from
Pennsylvania Total receipts for the week
| 100 head, against 9O4 last week, and 1879
head the same time last year.
Of the offerings $50 head were taken
BY Baltimore butchers % sold to country
dealers, and So head to Eastern buyers
Total sales for the week 65j head, against
695 last week, and T35 head same time
last year.
Swine.-The receipts were light but
about equal to moderately fair demand.
The quality is considered fully equal to
last weeks offerings, and the prices show
little change We quote rough sowS and
stays at 5@5!c, and the better hogs at
5366!c, per pound Det, with extra shade
hiGhe,. Arrivals this week 1920 head
against 5,24T last week, and 4,74O head
same time last year.
Sheep-The receipts show an increase
over last week, but the quality is not as
good as it was then, and prices are lower.
Trade Is Glow. We quote Sheep at 396c
per ID gross. arrivals this week 3,2G2
head, against 2479 head last week, and
996 head same time last year.
CLAREMONT STOCK YARDS.
Arrivals of Live Stock at Claremont
Stock Yards via Baltimore and Ohio Rail,
road for the week ended March l4-ll3
cars, containing 100 cattle, Is calves,
1851 sheep 4.02S hogs, 2as horses and 81
mules
: Shipments to New York, Philadelphia,
&c, SOC cattle, lib sheep, All
} hogs, l29 horses, and 20 mules.
Sales Of the week to butchers and deal
ers, p cattle 3l5 sheep and 229 hogs.
RniisdelPhia.
] WEST PHILADELPHIA, Pa, March 10
Cattle-Msrket fair; receipts 2,4OO head;
sales of prime at 5!@6c; good 4!@53e;
/, medium Si@4ic, and common 2t@Ssc
+ per pound.
t Sheep-Market firm for good and lower
t for common; receipts 1000 head; sales o.
r,;roa at 6lM6Rc good 5l66c medium