Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-06

70 93,297 bushels; peas, 1851 0usneis; na''r
269, $50 bushels Hops-Quiet. Coffee--
Y Options o shade stronger but quiet; sales
s. 500 bags; April 7 1907. l5c; May I. &c.,
D June $7.05c; August to December Z lUe
Sugar-Quiet and steady; refined d1i;
q yellow 4!@4Jc; powdered 6 5-l6(9o3c.
!. Petroleum-Stesdy; crude, in barrels, 6s
: @65c. Tallow-Steady at 4s@4fc kosin
Firm at 81 073@l IL. TurPennne-
q Firm at SOC. Eggs-Firm and IN lar
: demand; receipts 5, 252 packages; western
l2I6l23c. Pork-Stesdy and IN moder-
ate demand at S. 90. Cut Meats-Flrm ;
a picked shoulders 4Sc; picked hams SIG
: Sc. Lsrd-Quiet; western steam spot
= S. 27a@6 %; May Sc 2696 u; June
s 3O66 81; August Sc As; September 80 5O;
! city steam Sc Is. Butter-Firm; western
! l5633c; Elgin creamery 34@S5c: Cheese
> Firm and quiet; western 1tC9llfc'
E Copper-Quiet.
2 CHICAGO, April 5.-The pressure to sell
. wheat was very urgent OF the opening TO-
] dsy and eontInued 80 throughout nearly
3 the entire session. There were few sales
t at the opening at S0sc, but the market fell
: Of quickly to 1890, rose to 1859, but broke
/ of again 10 79s and to 70 9-l6c at the
close of the regular board aud finished at
: the same figures in the afternoon. Inc
! failure of grain firm at Duluth sssisteo
J the weakness. while rumors OF increasing
labor troubles and Gne weather for growing
crops we're also used as "besr" arguments:
Alter the regular trading hours May sold
| on the curb at 79kc, the lowest price which
the option has been quoted for this year.
Flour-Ddn and easy, bat unchanged.
Tbsst-Wesk and lower, closing about lie
lower than Saturday. Sales ranged: April
7426T5lc. closed at 744c; May 79s@8eSc,
closed at 10 9.l6c; June sls98lsc, closed
at 81 5.l6c; No spring 74i@773c; NO.
8 spring 67@69c. Corn-Quiet and easy
owing to the increasing receipts and weak
uess in wheat; cash 33S@S6sc; April 335
ta34c, closed at 3SJo; May 37s@38sc
closed at 81 ll.l6c; June 38593o S!6c'
closed at 38Ic. 0sts-Tradipg brisk,
with values lower; cash 29!c; May 300
3OIc, closed OF SOC; June 3Ol@3Osc,
closed at 30 5l6c. Rye-Dull; No. 2
553@56c. Barley-Nominsl; No. Zoe,
FIaxseed- -Easier; No. l 81 06 Mess
Pork Ues, tiled; PRICES ruled 7!@lOc
lover earIg, rallied l21@l5c aud closed
steady; cssh 50 4O@9 IS; May 81 3T3@
9 52j, closed at 50 52!; June 81 400
9 y closed at 81 5000 G23. Lard
Steady with fair demand; cash IS So;
May IS gj(a6 90, closed at SIS 97!@6 co.
June Sc OO@6 O23, closed at SIS O24.
Boxed Mean-Stesdy; shoulders 81 500
80; short ribs s. 374@5 40; short
rlesr s. 6N@5 20. Whisky-StesdY at
81 1t Sugar-Unchsnged. Butter
Flrp; creamery 25933c; dairy l59lGc'
Egss-At ll@llc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 5 -Flour-Dull,
weak and uncbsnged. Wheat-Dull, weak
and lower; No. , red April 9I!@92c; May
92l@92Ic; June 923@93c; g2t@93c
Corn--Spot steady; steamer No. mix.d
and yellow 45@453c; No. 2 mixed and
yellow 45@45ic; futures steady; No. 2
mixed April 45i@455c; May to July
46t@46ic Osts-Spot steady with naod.
erste demand; white 36@404c; options dull
No. 2 white April 394(a4Oc; May to July
39@39ic. Provisions-Qliet. Por k--Mess
new $ll OU; prime mess new $40 0O@
10 30; do family SIP 90; hams, smoked,
per pound 9E@llc. ,srd-steady; re-
lined Sc 67Y@T 90. do steam IS 40, But
ter-Quiet but steady, creamery extra 10
@33c; Western dairy extra l5@l6ci West
ern good to choice lO@l2c. Eggs-Stesdg; |
fresh he. Cheese--Firm and fairly act
i've; Ohio fats choice l0@l0fc; Ohio fair
to prime s@9!c. Petroleum-Dull; TO-
Abel test in barrels, 7sc.
| U.rsirratI.
CINCINNATI, d., April S.-Cottot-I
Firm middiipg &c. Flour--Siow; tami-
IL So 1894 10; fancy $4,000 Is. Wheat
-Firmer; No. 2 red 90@9lc; receipts |
8, 900 bushels; shipments $4,000 bushels.
Corn-Nominsl; No. mixed 32!c. Rye
Strong and higher; No. Csc. Barley
Dull: extra No 3 spring 50@54c. Pork
l-Quiet and lrm at % s13. l!ard-lD |
fair demand at s. S5@5 80. Bulk Meas
I-Quiet; shoulders So 62l; short rib IS 40
Paccn-Firm; shoulders 81 37l; short rib
s. O5; sboyt clear S. 70. whisky-kirm
at 81 10. Butter-Firm; Northwestern
ettrG creamery 34@35c; good to prime
creamery as@3le good TO pripp dairy
roll lO6l2c Liuseed 0il-Steady at
4O@42c. sugsE-stesdy; hard refined
'l6;@7iCi New Orleans 5@5io Eggs
- - liz nL r'-"'' nrims +" !
choice cured Ohio factory 9@lO!c
ro,rDo O., A IaEife Ss.'-whs.t-wcaE;
May 874c asked; June S95c; August 875c
Corn-Dull; cash or May 39c. Oats-Dulli
No. 2 white SIC bid. Clover Seed-Quiet;
cash Sc 20.
British Grain Trade.
LONDON, April 5.-The Mark Lane Ex-
press, in its review of the British grain
trade during the past week, says: Trade
in native wheat in London is very much
depressed; in the provinces the mar ket is
irregular. Sales Of English wheat during
the week were 81, $40 quarters at Sos. %
against 81, 983 quarters at 32s. cd. during
the corresponding week last year. Flour ID
freely delivered, but prices are maintained
owing to increased consumption arising
from the scarcity OF vegetables. Barley
in BUYERS favor. Trade in foreign wheat
ia without features Sellers are firm and
and buyers are spsthetic. American mixed
corn on Friday sold at .Os. Beans and
J. peas are cd lower. One cargo arrived
, two sold, tour Withdrawn. one remained
: Trade forward is very brisk, Several car
. Ooes OF California wheat brought 35s. Cd a.
Cos per quarter. The market to day is
yery SLOW. Foreign whests were hrmly
held, but the demand was Glow. Other ar
tcles quiet but steady.
J, LIVE STOCK.
h wheeling.
0 The market this week was quite active,