Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-03
Hopev-CbOiCe white clover, ls@2Ot

Honev-Choice white clover, ls@10'
, choice buckwhest. l6@lSc.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 75c per bushei; oiAc
waJnuts, 39t940c; nhesnuts vi 90.
| Potatoes-Choice Coo per bushel; white
Csc; demand very good.
Poulay-Liye chickens, old IS OO(
10 75S dozen: spring chickens, Is OOG
l3 Is Good demand
Rsgs-Ssea6y at lA9lic for white mil
ed cotton; l@lic for al wool and lac
seeds-Timothy seed % rs per bushel
clover, small seed 81 25; large, 81 %, o
70 quality.
Sweet cider-Country sweet % 6oG
4 so pss barrel; crab cider S. 00@7 B
per barrel Demand tair.
Lard-County prime, 697c., deman'
good.
Apples, green, p Dbl. choice $l.26@
| 40; demand fair.
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; soft 75@
90c demand good.
Onions 81 GOAL 10 per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys 80 so PEI
barrel; Delaware river stock 8 80 pei
barrel.
Cranberries-Cape Gods 81 90 per box
Jerseys 81 Is per bcx.
Parsnips per Dbl. 81 so.
Turnips 50@75c per barrel
NEW YoRK, March 2.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 1914 barrels; exports 3, 100 barrels,
l,46l sacks; market dull; sales $4,000
barrels. Wheat-Receipts 2 200 bushels;
exports lO,7O4 bushels; spot higher and
mere active; options opened weak, closing
firm; sales 4,200,O 900 bushels futures, 3O3,-
600 bushels spot; No. 2 Milwaukee $40
g4Ic; No. hard 81 o.; upgradsd red
85@94c; No 2 red 94S@95c; No. white
sac; No. 2 red March 923@93tc. closing
at 93Sc; April 934@94sc, closing at 94tc;
May 94!@95ic, closing at 95ic; June $50
@96tc, closing at 96sc; July 954@9Gsc,
closing at 96;c; August 95s@96Sc, clos.
ing ct 96!c; December 81 0O9l O94,
closing at 81 0O4. Corn-No. 2 spot
lower, others quiet; options closed firm;
receipts 267,0O bushels; exports 1923
bushels: sales 568,000 bushels futures;
Ill 900 bushels spot; upgraded 454@6lc;
No. 3 47f@473c; steamer 47{@474e;
steamer yellow 47@a7!c; No. 2 49@
49tc; do white 47@474c; No. 2 March
closing at 49!c; April 400
49ic, closing at 49!c; May 4Ss@4Ssc;
steamer March 47sc; May I6i@46s
Oats Quiet; receipts As 700 bushels; ex.
ports 10000 bushels; mixed western 363
@39c; white do 39@45c. Hay-Firm.
Cohee-0ptions active and steady; sales
A, 900 bags; March, and april G. 95@7. 0Oc;
May 6 95@7. 00c; June 6.95@7.OOc; July
6 95@7O5c; August 7.OOc; September
ITO; October and December 7.O5@7. l5c.
Sugsr-Dull and weak; refined steadier;
white extra c 54@5sc; grsnulated 6!c
Rec Steady and in fair inquiry. Petro-
United closed at 79!c. Tur-
at 474c asked. Eggs
Dull and lower; receipts j,0t5 packages;
western l9B(a2Oc. Wool Firm; domes.
tic fleece 27@36c; pulled l4@33c; Texas
9@23c. Pork-Dull and lower; mess
$40 l249lO so for old. Cut Meats
Firm. Lsrd-Lower and fairly active;
western steam spot SIS 22l; April S. 22@
5 "a; May St 2T@6 80; June Sc 324@
5 SO: August Sc 47@6 48; city steam
So 20. Butter-Dull ard weaker; west.
arn l2@3Oc; Elgiu creamery 32@33c.
Gheese-Quiet and steady western fiat 7
994c.
Chicago,
CHICAGO. March 1.-The feeling was
very heavy in wheat today during the first
hour, owing to the receipt Of a number OF
crop reports from Kansas and Missouri
the report of the damage Of
The day preceding and declaring the out
ook was favorable for full average
yield. The cables indicated slow foreign
markets. May delivery fell off to 83a, but
rallied on fair buying to SAT and then, on
reports Of good buying for export at New
York, advanced to 8Ig on regular board,
closing at that figure at | o'clock. The
afternoon session opened with May start
pg in strong ct S45@s45 and closing at
3ls. FloGr-In fair demand aud p ices
steady. Wheat-Sales ranged: March
79@79,c, closed at 79gc; May $3.50
343c, closed at S4s@84Sc; June $500
36jc, closed at S6fc; August 864@879e,
closed at size: winter wheat market dull;
,sles oue car No. 4 red CSC; spring wheat
luiet and steady; No. 2 SO1c; No. 3
Sic. Corn-Weak early, but rather Grmer
ater and fairly active; sales ranged:
March 362c, closed at 3sac; April $500
SIC, closed st SIC; May 39s@4OBc, closed
3. 4Oc; June 395@4Obc; July 40Sc, closed
At 4Oic. Oats-Dull and futures neglected;
No. 2 in store zoe. Rye-No. 2 59c
Bsrley-No &C. Flax Seed-No. |
81 O86l OSJ. Mess Pork-Ssles ranged:
March $40 l2i6lO 40, closed at $40 323;
May $40 3O@lO 60, closed at $40 45;
June $40 4O@l0 65, closed at $40 SIT
I .sri-Cash S. S5@5 81, closed at IS 874;
MAY s. 95CG6 90, closed at s. 97l
Boxed Meats-Dull; shoulders 81 $50
3 90; long clear sides S. 1905 Is. Whisky
Steady at 81 l6. Sugar--Unchanged
Butter-Stpady aud quiet; creamery 100
soc; dairy lS922O. Eggs-Dull and
weak at lj@l54c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, March 2-Flour-Stead
and in moderate demand. Whest-Quiet;
closed steady; No. 2 red March 0O!@9lc;
April SIs@9l!c; May 92S@925; June
9SJ60lc. Corn-Spot fair demand; 30
3 mixed 45c; No. yellow 45!c; steamer
No. 2 mixed Acc; No mixed 47!c; fu-
tures dull; No 2 mixed March and April
May Hottie. 0st8-Spot
steady but quiet white 373@4l3c; futures
dull aad unchanged. Eggs-Dull ard
firm; fresh lS@lS4o.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., March 2-Cottoa-
Quiet; uiddlipgS 9 Ice F!our-Dull and
unchanged. Whest-Quiet; No. , red
96c; receipts 2l5OO bushels; shipments
$500 bushels. Oorn-Dull; No. ; mixed
37c. Oats Dull and lower; No. ?
mixed 32!c. Rye-Quiet; No. 2 Csc
Bsrley-Steady and unchanged. ProviS-
ious-Steady and unchanged. Whisky
Firm at 81 10. Butter. Sugar and Cheese
Firm and unchanged. Eggs-Firmer