Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-22
wHEETTNG daily REGISTER, THURSDAY, APRIL a. 1886
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Housv--Choice white clover 1891 ID
: choice buckwhest. l2@l4c.
. Massachusetts, Coo Per busnei; DISC
ws,nuts, 3e@4Oo, ,,h,,
Potatoes-Choice go to Csc per Ousnel
. Common soc per bushel; demand gooa:
{ PouItry-Lye chickens, old IS 1ola
f 4 90 y dozen: spring chickens, g Zoi2
4 90 Good demand.
Raps-Steady at Ii@l4c for white mi3 ,
ed cotton; l@i3c for sn wool and lag
l}o for mixed.
bushel; clover, small seed Sc 10; large
81, as to quality. 40 Eox,
Sweet cider-Country sweet Is pug
4 so Der barrel; crab cider S. OV(S' OF
per barrel. Demand fair. ,,
Lard-Country prime, 53SOc'' demar0
fair. ..o
zoo; demand good. $780,,
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; demand
good. ,,
fair.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys 90 80 per
barrel; seed % 25; demand good.
Turnips 5O@75c per barrel; very slow
demand.
cordiug to grade.
Bunch Onions. new, 25@3Oc per dozen:
Kale, 81 OO@l % per barrel; demand
fair.
Rhubarb, 3O@4Oc per dozen punches;
good demand. -, 3,
Spinach, 81 5o@l Is per Dbl; demand
good.
NEw York, April 2l.-Flour-Receipfs
IL 420 barrels; exports ,5l9 barrels, 6,4OO
sacks; market firm; sales l6 600 barrels;
superine Western and State 81 6O@3 70;
common TO good extra Western and State
So 25@3 60; common to good Ohio 50 Is
as 30 Whest-Firm and higher; re-
ceipts So ga bushels; exports lS6, 72S
bushels; Gales 100000 futures; $4,000
bushels spot; No 2 spring 93c; uugrsded
spriug 953c; do red S5@92c; No. 2 red
Gle o. b.; No l red 99c; No. l white
96c; No red May 93!@9+ic, closing at
94Ic; June 933@943c, closing at 94sci
July 933@9i!c, closing at Gage; August
9S3094.c, closing at 94sc; September
81 ia 95tc, closing at 95t; October 954@
oslo, closing at 96!c; December $50 9S3c, |
closing at 98lc. Gorn-Spot lots steady;
options fairly active, closing firm receipts
80, 400 bushels; exports 92,345 bushels;
sales 93G, 600 bushels futures; l2S,OOO |
bushels spot; ungrsded 4S@46c; No. 3
44Ic; steamer 454@l5sc; No. 2 4C!c; |
81 Gamer white 45!c; No. April 464c; |
May 46J@i7sc, closing at lie; June 40 |
Ale; July 47I@47Sc, closing at 47{c; |
August 4s9@4s!c; steamer April 4j!@ |
45!c. Oats-Higher and more active; re-
celpta 3O,4OO bushels; exports $4,000
bushels; mixed western 3S@4l3ci white
DO 4l@473c. Hops Quiet and steady
Cotfee-Dull; spot firm; Rio tirm at SIC;
options shade higher; sales lO5CO bags;
A pril and May 725c; June to December
I i5c. Sugar-Firm; refined strong and
quiet Molasses-Steady. Rice-Steady.
Petroleum Steady; United closed at 763c
Tsllow - Weaker at &c. Turpentine-
Quiet and steady at 44c Eggs-Dull and
easier; receipts 6,662 packages; Western
223c. Pork-SteadY aud quiet; family
Sll %. Cut Meats-Firm; picked bel,
ies sic; do shoulders &c; do hams Sc.
Lsrd-Opened weak and closed firm;
sales ranged: western steam, spot, Sc "a
as %; May sc 1906 l6; June So 200
) %; July Sc 27@6 %; August Sc 81
G6 "a; September Sc 1905 Il; October
Sc Al; city steam So 10. Batter-Dull
aud lower; western 20@25c; Elgin cream
cry l6@27c. Cheese-Easier. Copper
Dull aud steady.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 2l.-The bull temper vas
on the wheat market again today and
closing fsnres in the afternoon were about
the highest of the day, showing an advance
Of nearly cents from the lowest price cur
rent one week ago. The first cables quoted
Liverpool as dearer and showed some pecu'
liar conditions, g reduction of $4,000
bushels in imports and an increase OF
pa, 900 quarters, almost 1000, 900 bushels,
in wheat on passage. Altogether the
effect was strengthening and May opened
at sole, advanced TO Sole, back to sue,
and then quite steadily up to 8llc. Polit.
ical news was threatening, thong b nothing
of a definite character was received. The |
market fell off toward o'clock, but rallied
in the afternoon, closing at s &c. Flour
Quiet and unchanged Whest-Nervous
and unsettled but generally stronger, clos.
ing &c higher than yesterday. Sales
ranged: April 78!@SOsc, closed al 795c;
May 8O@8lic, closed at 8OSc June $3.50 |
SIC, closed at S2!c; No. , spring 79sc;
No. spriug 6S@70!c, Corn-Suouger,
closing ic higher; sales ranged: Cash
37@S7!c; April 36i@37!c, closed at Bic;
May 81 l3.lG@38ic, closedat 3Sc; June
38i638sc, closed at 80 l6c. Oats
Flrmer and !@to higher Gales ranged;
Cash 29l@3Oc; April 294c; May 20 1916
63O1c. closed at 3Oc; June 30S93OIc,
closet at 30 7-l6c. Rye-Qalet; No
? cole. Barley-Dull; No. 2 69c. Flax
Seed-Quiet; No. l 81 O6. Mess Pork
irregular, prices declined l5@l7!c, raj.
lied 74@lOc, aud closed steady; cash
80 OOtaS O5; May s. 95@9 l2I. closed
at s. O2I69 05; June 81 O7!@9 20, |
closed st 81 lO@9l2! Lard-Quiet and
steady: cash and May s. 87l@5 80; June
s. 921@5 95. Boxed Mests-Quiet;
shoulders 81 OO@4 10; short rib s. 22l
as 25; short clear 8 5O@@5 60 !
Whisky-steady at 81 II. Sugsr-Un-
changed. Butter-LoWer; creamery lT@
24c; dairy l5@l6c. Eggs-At ll@l2c.
Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, o., April 2l-Cotto, -
Steady and unchanged Flour-Firm;
family 50 S0@4 90; fsRcy 81 2O@4 40
Wheat-Strong; No 2 red 9Ot; receipts
II 900 bushels; shipments 3 $50 bushels,
Corn-Dull; No. mixed SIC Oats
Firm; No z mixed Sale Rye-As,ive
and firm; No. 2 68@69!c. Barley-Dull
and unchanged. Pork-Heavy at 50 so
69 IS. Lard-Quiet at S. so. Bulk
Meats and Bacon-Firm aud unchanged
Whisky-Wesk at 81 10. Butter-Lower;
extra creamery 27c; dairy roll 6rner at
I2@l4c. Sugar-Strong and unchanged
Eggs-Weskar at lQ!9llp. Cheese
Good to prime new 6@sc