Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-16

, and State So 35(93 SUi gooo u euUtS
Sc S505 SO, common to good extra On
So 30(S5 %; common to choice st, Lou
AZ 35(S5 SO. Wheat-Receipts lI,6U
bushels; exports A 424 bushels; spot love
and rather more active; options opene
strong, advanced &c, afterwards Weakene
and reacted E@ltc, leaving OF steady
sales 2,9l2,0OO bushels futures, lOS'0O
bushels SPOT; No. spring 97c; ungrade
spriug Gle; No. 2 red 96bc +. o. b.; III
graded whitei9lc; No white 92c; NO
red March nominal at 953996c' eiosin
at 96c; May 96j@98c, closing at VIC
June 978@9S3c, closing at 97tc; Jai
9760982c, closing at 97sc; August " GO
oslo closing at 97slc; December d o!Ce
l 033, closing at 81 OF. Corn-Essier
closing weak; receipts 346 500 bushels
exports 66,932 bushels; sales o1z,OO'
bushels futures, $4,000 bushels spot; un
graded 44@47c; No. 3 46@46$c; steame
45a@46!c; No. 2 March 473@E3c' CLOS
ing at 478; April 47f@48sc, closing q
47fc; May 48@4s3c, closing at 4Sc; Jun,
4s64SIc, closing at ACC; steamer Marct
ACC; April 46sc; May 46fc. oats-h
shade better; receipts 46,550 bushels; ex
ports none; mixed western 37tC94Oc
white do 4O@46c. Stocks OF gram in
store March 10: Wheat, 6,704. Ill bushels
corn, 4;494,296 bushels oats, AL, VA
bushels; barley $3.50 bushels; rye, lZZ,
SAB bushels; peas. 5,l99 bushels; malt
235, 800 bushels. Hsy-Firm and IN IAN
demand. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull a.
82@8Jc; options barely steady and fsirlJ
active; sales "a, $50 bags; March Z. loo
April 7.l5c; May 7l0@7.l5c; June 7:lU
al. l5c; July 7.l5c; August 7.l6@I 20
September 7.l5c; October 7.l59 7.2Oci
December I zoe. Sugar-Dull and nom
inal; fair to good refining quoted at
4 l5-l6@5 Ice; refined dull; CONNECTION
ers' s 3.l6c. Molasses-Quiet. Rice
Steady and in fair demand. Petroleum
Firm. Tallow-Firm. Rosin-Steady al
81 O5@l 10. Turpentine-Dull at 49c
Eggs-Essier and in fair demand; western
l396l4c. Pork-Dull and easier; mess
50 S73@lO % for old; $ll 90 for new
Cut Meats-Flrm; picked bellies ST &c;
middles dull; long clssr SIC. Lard
Lower aud more active; western steam spot
S. 25@6 27!; April Sc 25@6 q; May
Sc 27@6 30; June Sc 32@6 &c; July
Sc 3s66 40; August S. 44@6 so; Sep
tember S. 52@6 Sc; city steam 81 20.
Butter-Steady and in fair demand; west
ern lO@3lc; Elgin creamery 33c. Cheese
-Firmer and in fair inquiry.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March l5-Improved cables
made the wheat crowd feel very bullish
i'm nedistely after the opening to-day. May
started at S6tc. touched CSC and struck
bottom at s54@853c. The decline was
rapid and steady. A change in the visible
situation also helped the weakness. The
decrease was reduced to as low as 35O,CCO
From the bottom prices improved 5Gic
and at | o'clock closed quiet at drop
substantially from Saturday. Flour-Flrm
but rather dull. Wheat-Sales ranged:
March S0j@SI3c, closed at 9O4c; Apti
s86@8l3c, closed at soc; May 054(
sole, closed at S5s@e5c; June 86s@87 SC
closed at 86Jc; No red winter SS@S9fc
No. 2 spring 83@84c. Corn-Weak and
lower, but moderately active; sales ranged
March 36i@97!c, closed at 363c; Apri
365@37!c; May 393@4Oic, closed o
393@4Oic; June 39i@4Oic, closed g
39Sc, Oats-Dull and weak; sales ranged
No. 2 white 33t937c; No. 3 white 3O!@
3l1c; May 3ls@32lc, closed at 81 ga
632c; June 32l@32sc, closed at 32B@
32lc. Rve-No. = GO@Glc. Barley
No. 3 48@5Oc. Flax Seed-No. ] 81 III
Mess Pork-Sales ranged March So s.
69 9j, closed at 80 70; May - 700
10 O5, closed at 50 80; June 80 77!@
10 Is, closed at 80 873. Lsrd-Marcl
S. 9O@5 92t, closed at s. 923; Ma
S. 9566 O24, closed at s. 974; June$6 o.
@6 Oh, closed at ST 90. Boxed Mea
Shoulders s. 9O@4 90; shortribs IS L
as l2!; short clear s. 80@5 So; Whisk
STEADY at 81 II. Sugar Unchanged
Butter-Creamery, good 10 fancy extra
2O@3lc; dairy Rope. Eggs-At l.
@l3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March lj.-Flour-
Steady and in moderate demand; Wester
and PENNSYLVANIA superGne y 1908 70
do extra So 25@3 IS; Ohio, Indian, 81
Louis and Southern Illinois 81 371G5 90
winter patent s. l5@5 80; Minnapoli
bakers 81 2j@5 CO.; do patents S. $50
SIS. Wheat Opened &c higher late
reacted and advance lost, closing dull
No. 2red March 934@933c; April 94G
sac; May 95!6953c; June 96s@96!C
Corn-Spot a shade stronger and fair d.
msnd; No. 2 mixed and yellow 47ic
steamer No. 2 mixed and yellow 4Gft
fut Tres quiet; No. 2 mixed March AZ
47lc; April 47@474c; May 473@474c
June 47i@473c Oats-Spot quiet br
frm; white 39@4l!c; futures dull No.
Shite March 4O!@4lc; April, May an
June 4O1@4O3c, Provisions-Stead,
8eef-City family per barrel $40 500
IL 90; do packets 50 so; do No mel
So OO@9 so. Pork-Mes IS new Sll
@l2 90; do prime mess new $ll OK
do family Sl2 OO@l2 so; hams, Smoke'
per pound 9!@llc Lsrd-Steady; r
fined s6 S7!@7 90; steam, S. 81!
butchers loose S. 1906 90. Butter
Steady and in moderate demand; creamer
extra 26@30c; western dairy extra l5(
} l6c; do coed TO choice l09l2c. Eggs
Dull and weaker; fresh l2@l34c. Chees
Moderately active and steady; Ohio fla
choice 9!c; do. fair to prime 73@9f'
Petroleum-SteadY; TO- Abel test in ba
rsls tic.
Cincinnati.
CrNo1SSAr1, O., March l5.-Cotton-
Quiet; middliug SIC Flour-Easy
family 81 1904 80: fancy 81 40@4 G.
Whest-Heavy; No. 2 red 93@95ci r
ceipts $4,000 bushels; shipments f.0t
bushels. Corn-Quiet and firm; No.
mixed $50. Oats-Firmer; No. 2 mike
323633c. Rye-Sropger No. 2 Go
Bsrley-Quiet; extra No. 3 spring $40
SIC. Pork-Dull and lower at $40 o.
Lsrd-Weak at S. 80. Bulk Meats
Lower; shoulders 50 62A; short ribs S. 8
Bacon-Weaker; shoulders 81 IS; shol
ribs Sc o.; short clear Sc 20 Whisky
Steady at 81 10. Butter-Quiet; Mort
western extra creamery 33@34c; good
prime creamery 20@2Sc; choice dairy re
: l2@l5c. Liuseed Oil steady at Ala AZ
Sugsr-Essy; hard refined 6s@7t; Ne
IO.iaons 63c Eyya-Dnll and lower