Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-25

+ demand good. g:
= Onions SOC per bushel; demand tai
: Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys IS 90 p
= barrel: Delaware river stock 80 Oh p'
: barrel; seed 81 90; demand good
Cranberries--Jersey's 81 IS per boz
j demand good.
. Psrsnips per Dbl. 81 25@l 3d. dsman
+ fair. i.
3 Turnips 5O@75c per barrel; very slO'
r demand.
D New York.
. NEw YoKK, March "a -Flour-Rt
8 ceipts IA 900 barrels; exports $40 bsrrell
, Is 600 sacks; market weak; sales ~, OO
, barrels; good 10 choice extra western an
State So 1906 40. Wheat-Receipts H.
! 900 bushels; exports 100000 bushels; spo
lots steady, but less active; options opene'
rather es,ier, afterxsrds strengthened ant
advanced s@sc; later ruled easier ana dc
clined 5@l5c, closing steadier with q re
coyery OF 1@ic; sales 4,0S6 600 bushel
futures, $4,000 bushels spot; No. spring
csc; unpraaed red SIC; No. 2 red 92tc
in store 93sc; No. | white 9Gc; ungrsdec
white $50; No. 2 red March nominal al
9Ifc; April 9lI@92t,, closing at 92c
May 92I@93sc, closing at 93c; June 80:
@94fc, closing at 93Ic; July 9SfSs4tc
closing at 94c; August 933@942c, closing
at 9ic; September s43@S54c, closing al
95fc; December 9Ssc@99!c. closiOg al
99ic. Corn-Spot higher but less active;
options opened !@4c better, later declined
sl9sc, closing steady; receipts 10000; ex
ports 100 239 bushels; sales / ,243,OOO
bushels futures, $1,000 bushels spot; an
graded 44@46fc; No. 3 459@454c;
steamer 45s@454e; steamer white 463c;
No. 2 March 46f@461c, closing at 46fc;
April 46E@47c, closing at 46sc; May 47s
@473c, closing at 47fc; June 47s@475c,
closing at47sc; steamer March 45t@45tc;
April 5s@452c. Osts--Higher and mod
srately active; receipts SO, 200 bushels; ex-
ports 5000 bushels; mixed western 500
39c; white do 39@44c. Coffee-Spot fair;
Rio quiet at SIC; options a shade lover
and dull; sales $3.50 bags; April 7.OOc;
June and August 6 95e; December 7.0Oc
Sugar-Dull. Molasses-Quiet Rice
Quiet but steady. Petroleum - Steady:
United closed at 74c. Tsllow-Stesdy st
4 7.l6c. Rosiu-Dull at 81 O5@l O7t.
Turpentine-Dull at 43c. Eggs-In fair
demand and firm; receipts 6,573 packa'
ges; western l34@l33c. Beef-Steady.
Cut Meats-FIrm. Lsrd-Lower and dull;
western steam spot Sc 1905 35; April
Sc 81; May Sc 32@6 81; June S. $50
6 80; July Sc 44@6 46; August 81 90;
September Sc 81; city steam Sc 30 But
tern fair demand and firm. Cheese -
Quiet but firmly held.
ChicsRo.
CHICAGO. March 24.-At the oEening on
Change to-day local and eastern shorts
Jumped in all at once at the start and
bought promiscuously. The market open
ed up grsnoly till about noon under the
impetus thus gained, but as soon as the sd'
vance became Of any consequence the feel
ing Of crowd was shown by the selling that
took place. Prices dropped back 10 the
starting point and went &c lower still and
all efforts after that to revive failed during
the morning session. Flour-Depressed,
prices unchanged. Wheat-Sales ranged:
No. 2 cssh 15@76}c; March 75@16lc,
closed at 75c; April 75@76sc, closed at
75gc; May 79!@8OJc, olosed at 1859; June
8lt@S2sc, closed a. Slic; No. 2 red
winter S5c. Corn-Sales ranged: March
354@S53c, closed at 35(7a55c; april 30
@35lc, closed ct S5@35!c; May 3849
59sc, closed sellers 38sc; June
382@394c, closed sellers 3S$c. Oats
Sales ranged: March and April nominal
at 263@27c; May 3O3@3lBc, closed at
3O2c; Juue 3l5@3lfc, closed at size
8ye-Nominal. Barley-No. 2 cash 6Oc.
Flaxseed-Steady; No. l $40 Pork
Sales ranged: April 50 67!@9 7Oi
Nav 81 75@9 97i. closed at 50 759
9 ia; June 80 8O@S s., closed at 9 500
9 82@ Lard-Sales ranged; April Sc Oh
@6 05; May Sc O5@6 O74; June Sc LOG
s l24; July SIS l5@G liz Bulk Meats
Shoulders 81 9O@3 95; short ribs S. 3O@
3 32B; short clear S. 6O@5 IS. Whisky
Steady at 81 H. Butter and eggs UT
changed.
Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA, March a. -Flour--
Dull; prices favored buyers. Wheat
Higher, but closed with demand light; No
| PENNSYLVANIA red 99c; No. 2 red March
92@923c; April 924@92lc; May 923(4
93c; June 93!@94c Corn-Spot in good
demand; No. mixed 44lc; No. 3 yellow
443c; steamer No. 2 mixed 44BGl4!c;
steamers 10. : and yellow 4t2c; steamers
No. 2 high mixed and yellow 45!@iGc;
futures higher; No. 2 mixed March 45fC9
acc; April 453@46c; May 46t@47c;
June 46j@47tc. Oats--Spot firm ,and
higher; white 99t@4O!c; futures tc higher
but quiet; No. 2 white March 393@40lc;
April 39i@4O4c; May 393@4Oi; June 500
G4Ofc Provisions-Very quiet but prices
steady. Beef-City family $40 OO@lO so.
Butter-TiTp snd y fair demand for fresh
grades; creamery extra 26@2Sc; western
dairy extra l5@ldci Eggs-Frmsr;
fresh lS@l3!c
CINCINNATI, o., Ms Oh 24.-Cotton-
Firm and unchanged. Flonr-HesvY;
family So SO@t 10; fancy 81 1901 so
Wheat-Quief; No 2 red g9@SOc. receipts
l,75O bushels; shipments !, 100 bushels
| Corn-Firner; No. 2 mixed 37!@38c
Oats-Stropger; Nc. 2 mixed 32!@33c
Rye-Stroug, 10. 2 66@67c Barley
Quiet and unchanged. Rork-Dull at
$40 90. Lard-Sroug at 81 90. Bulk
Il ,sts-Dull and nominal. Bacon-In
tair demand; firn aud unchanged. Whisky
Quiet at 81 10. Butter, Sugar st0
Caeess-Steady and unchanged, Eggs
Strong snd hiRher at l0t@lic.
| Toledo
rJLEDo.O. March "a Waea'-Excited;
cash S1!@sS; May S74c; Juue sS3c;
August SHE. Corn-Steady; cash 389c;
May 39}c Osts-Uuchsuged. Clover
Seed-Weak; cash and March S. 40 asked /;
April SG 30.
| LIVE SFOCh,
| wheeling.
The market this week was only fair.