Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-22
tEX-Diy.
PRODUCE.
New York.


New York.
NEW York, March 20.-Flour-Re
receipts l3,307 barrels; exports 30, 9O5 bar.
rels, 5,758 sacks; market dull, unsettled
and weak; sales 10000 barrels; super6ne
western and State 81 S5@3 rs; common
to good extra western and State 50 35@
3 IS; common to good extra Ohio 80 %
as 25. Wheat Receipts $500 bushels;
exports 5S23 bushels; spot lots dull and
somewhat nominal, exporters still holding
oft; options opened, depressed and declined
5@li &C. afterwards not stronger and closed
showing recovery Of i@ic; sales 6,232.'
900 bushels futures, $4,000 bushels spot !;
No. spring oslo; No. 2 Chicago gle;
ungraded red S4!c; No. white Gle; Nc,
? rid unchanged and nominal 92sc; April
92!@93tc, closing at 93lc; May $500
94c, closing at 93Ic; June 9li@9ibc
closing at 94ic; July s4!@95c, closing at
CSC; August 94i@95sc, closing at 9jsc;
September 95s@96sc, closing at 96ie;
December 99s@Sl 90, closing at 99!c
Co:n-Lower; receipts l9l 400 busheis;
exports 55,O57 bushels ssles 936, 600
bushels futures, 3G5 900 bushels spot; IN
graded 42@45!c; No 344i945c; steamer
44l@443c; No. 2 45S@l5ic; steamer
yellow +4s@4jc; steamer white 44lc;
No. March nominal at Acc; April 46i
@46sc, closing at 46sc; May 46i@47Ic,
closing at 46ic; June 47@47lc closing
at47ic; August As &c; steamer March 44}c;
April 45t@l5tc. Osts-Lower; receipts
67,450 bushels; exports ,4Gj bushels;
mixed western 3il@3Sc; white do 39@
44c. Hsy-Stesdy and fairly active,
Sugar-Stesdy and quiet; C. and t. 3-32c
for 96' test; fair TO good refining quiet
at 43@4jc; refined dull; extra C6!@
sic; white extra CO 7-lGc; confectioners
A 6!c; standard A 3 l5l6@blc; cubes
Gs@6 7.l6c Rice-SteSdy and demand
fair. Peiroleum-Firm; United eloSed at
76ic; refined &c. Lasd-Steady and
quiet; western spot IS rs; choice Sc %
April 90 20; May Sc 70, June Sc 80;
July Sc 49, August Sc 40; September
&c So. Butter-Firmer and in good de-
uand; Elkin creamery G3@34o. Copper
Firm; lake liic. Lead-Firm, com
mon 81 S5@i 80. Tallow-More active
and steady. Rosin-Dull al 81 O24@l 10.
Turpentins-Dull at 47c. Eggs-Stesdy
and in fair demand; receipts 1921 pack
ages; western l2ic. Pork-Dull and
declining mess 81 7j@l0 rs; f.r old
81 90; for new short cut Sl4 90. Cut
Meats-Flrm; picked bellies Ste.
Chiosko.
CHICAGO. March 20.-The fact that May
wheat sold on curb yesterday afternoon as
low as S2tc, and some sales were reported
ss having been made at Sltc, together
with failure Of the Lesbon Elevator Com.
pany, Dulu,h, PRODUCED c decidedly shady
feeling among Chicago spectators and q
general belief that the market here was
going 10 pot to-day The attendance
on Change was the largest that has been
known for many days. and faces OF
many prominent spectators who are not
personally represented were seen among
the crowd. Pillsbury, the great miller
and Barns, the elevator man, aSd his
northwestern cosdiutor we're on the floor
early. Report ssa it that these two are
pGstiy responsible for the decline Of yes-
ierdaY, they having Yet 70 thor holdings.
which amounted 10 several million
bushels. Whe bell tapped at $50, trading
began with roar, but it was found the
Lesbon Elevator Company at Duluth
which was the disquie,ing factor in YES
,erdays late and this mornings early
trad ng proved to have been discounted.
The company vas long" in Chicago
about oO0. 900 bushels and in Duluth sbou!
400, 900 bushels, al Of which was dumped
Yesterday afternoon on the break. The
failure seems to have Deen due to the sb-
seucs of the partners from their proper
places at a critical time, than TO lack OF
assets Soon after the opening, However,
Nav wheat started q. &c and cold down
TO SIC. TLe'ey,rems weakness can be i'm
sained when such enormous purchases 20
we're made at the opening. for the &C
coan. Of the big shorts did not ttaa the
decline. FIour-Quiet, essier and M.
changed. Whas,-saIes ranged: No. Z
cash 77s@79c; March f6!@77ic, c!osed
at 77}c. april 76l@77ic closed at Tic;
MAY sl6s!c, oIosed at s2@-2!e; June
s2tGsaic closed At 63ic; July SAG
IS, closed at "a SO, No 3 spripg 69G70c,
Cun-Ssles ranged: No. 2 cash 35!G;s
36ic March $50 75.C, elos-4. at 35icj
April 35@35!c. clOs~2! st 35!e; May 81
@3.ic, c..osed at 38sc bid; Juus Ssl@
3ssc, closed at $3.50. Oats s.les ranged
No. 2 cash 2H@25c; March 26ic; Apr
36ic; May 30IS3OIc. closed at 3o!t
Did. Rys-Eo. sec Bsrley-No.
cash 6Oc. Flsxseed-No ] slll@l.llt
Mes Pak-Ssles ranged: April 50 S2!
69 65; May 80 60@9 72i. closed 3
So 7O69 ri; June i970@s so. elosec
n9 1T; July - s2i@9s5. LArd-Sale
ranged: April Is 95(95 97i; Nay Is 81
G66, 90; June IS O2I9s %; July IS 10
Meats Shoulders g. 9O@3 IS; short RIB
| S. 2OtS5 22i; short clear S 50S5 So
Whisky-stesdy at 81 a. Batter an
eggs unchanged.
PhiiadeIphia.
PaILApELPEA, March 20-Flouf-
Dali and weak. Wheat-Weak and II
settled: No. 2 red March sltc; Apr
9l@sIsc; May s2i@92!c; jane 1910
g3.c. Corn-Spo. quiet; No. yello
i5c; steamer No 2 mix,d and yellow 45'
No. 2 yellow 4sic; No. 2 mixed yello
; and white acc; futures, nothing dom
prices nominal. 0sts-Spot dali; VIII
3sI@40ic; futures dnll and ic love
Provisions In moderate demand 81
. steady. Beef-City family per BAR
; $40 so; do packed 80 So. PosK-Me
7 new sll So LsTd-DlI; steamer $6 Q
= Butter-Quie.; western dairy extra Isl
!. l6c. Bggs-Firner and in fsif denan
!. fresh l29l2ic.
o. unsznzan.
81 Cncnrlz, O.. March 20.-Cotten
Steady and unchanged. Ftu-Dsot