Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-27

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Poultry-Idve chickens. old IS aoSg
90 y dozen; spring chickens 60 A'S'
4 90 Good demand.
Rags--Steady at IA@lsc for white mn
cd cotton; l@l4c for sn WOO! ana l'S
y sesds--Timothy seed 81 1902 % per
busheI: clover, small seed Sc 75i large
81, as to quality. 80 roe
Sweet ciaer-Country sweet IS oOS
4 so Ger barrel; crab cider IS OcCs'1 on
per barrel. Demand fair. $500.
Lard-Couutry prime, 53@6c., demsn0
fair. s,no
Apples, green. y Dbl choice $l.769
zoo; demand good. $780,,
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; demand
Onions sOc@$l 90 per busheli demand
fair.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys 50 so per
barrel: eeed 81 rs; demand good.
Turnips 5O@75c per barrel; very slow
demand.
Bunch Onions, new, 25@3Oc per doz n
Kale, 81 OO@l rs per barrel; demand
Rhubsrb, 3O@4Oc per dozen punches;
good demand :,
Spinach, 81 5C@l 75per Dbl; demand
good.
New York.
NEw YoRK, April "a -Flour-Receipts
81 DAG barrels; exports 1852 barrels, so
sacks; market dull and heavy; sales III :
600 barrels. Whest-Receipts $4,000
bushels; exports 69,28l bushels; sPot
lots dull and more or less nominal; options
opsued heavy and closed steady; sales z
352 900 bushels futures; 3, 600 bushels spot;
No 2 spripg 92c; ungraded red S4@9!ci
No. l red 93Ic; store No red 9S3c;
No. | white 96c; No. red May 93@
933c, closing at 93c; June 93i@94c,
closing ut 938c; July 93@935c, closing
at 93!c; August 9}5@933c, closing at
93Ic; September 94!ta 94sc, closing at
94c; October 95!c, closing at 95sc Deem
Der 9'I@973c, closing at 973c. Corn
Spot declined l@24c and options i@4c,
cioslns steady at good export demand;
receipts iO,2OO bushels; exports los. 7SO;
bushels; sales l,5S4,0OO bushels futures;
492 900 bushels spot; ungraded 4O@45c;
rejected Ale; No. 3 42c; steamer 43t@
4fc; No 45i@46ic; steamer yellow
44Ic; No. 2 April 46B@i6lc, closing at
Acc; May 46i@474c, closing at 46ic;
June 46 s@463c, closing at 47sc; July 464
@47sc, closing at 463; steamer April 4S3
945c; May 44S@4jc. Osts-A shade
stronger, but quiet; receipts 81 900 bush
ella; exports ri, 470 bushels; mixed western
39642Ic; white do 4S@4T3c. Hay
In fair demand and firm; shipping zoe
Sugar-Quiet and steady; fair to good re-
iniDg 5s@5fc; refined firmer; G 6@6tc;
extra C 6g@64c; white extra c 6s@63c;
yellow sc; off A 6j@7c; mould A nomi.
nal, standard A nominal; contectioners'
A nominal; cutloat and crushed nominal;
powdered 74c; granulated 73c; cubes 73c
Molasses-Quiet and weak, Rice-EIrm
and quiet. Pe,roleum-E Easier; United
closed at 72sc; refined Tic. Tallow-
Dull, Rosin-Dull Turpentine-Stesdy
at 49Ic. Eggs-Quiet and easy; receipts
1874 packages. Pork-Dull and nomi-
nal; sales of prime mess $ll 00@ll %;
mess 50 5O@lO 90 for old Cut Meats
Firm. Lard-Dull; western steam spot
SO 224; April So IA; May Sc l4@6 l6;
June SIS 2O@0 q; July sc II; August
Sc 3366 "a; September So 1906 40;
October Sc 45@6 Al. Butter-Dull and
unsettled; western 1899.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, April 26.-Wheat-Crops in
nearly all parts of the country are said to
be looking splendid, and statements are
made that the visible will show less of q
decrease than was estimated Saturday.
This was sufficient to open June Sc lower
at 8l3c. Outside orders were remarkably
small generally aud prices ssgged off to
8Osc, rallied to 81 !c, fell off and closed on
regular board at so 9.lGc. Floar-Quiet
and steady and nchaDged in price. Wheat
-Fsirly active and weaker, closing at ! &c
under Saturday. Sales ranged: April 7st
@7S3c, closed at 7S!c; May 7Ss@793c,
closed at 78sc; June SOl@8l!c, closed a.
Sole; No. spring 78t@7S3c; No. 3
spriug 66t@67c. Corn-Essier and &c
lower; cash 363@37Bc; April 36i@37c,
closed at 36}c; May 37i@373c, closed at
37ic; June 374637 - Ice, closed At
975c. Oats-Easy and about &c lower;
sales ranged: Cash 29sc; April 29!c;
MAY 3O65OEc closed at SOC; June 3Os
@SOIc, closed at 3Osc. Rye-Firm; No
2 clio. Bsrley-Dull; No. 2 SOC. Flax
Seed-Quiet; No. 81 O5! Mes Pork
Trading more active; prices declined 7l@
loo rallied and closed at medium figures;
ossh So 9O68 95; May S. 9O@8 9S4
closed at s. 94!@g 90; June 80 0O@
0 TO- closed at 81 05@S OF Lard
Quiet and steady; cash IS IS; May s. SS3
Ch5 90; June S. 9O@5 50, closed at
s. 92I@5 IS. Boxed Meats-Steadyi
shoulders 81 OO@4 10; short rib s. 20
as 22i; short clear s. 55@5 60
| Whisky-Stesdy at 81 IL SugaU-Eirm;
cut loaf Sc; granulsted 7ic; standard A
flo Butter-Quiet and weak; creamery
10000; dairy l4@l5c. Eggs-At lot
9lO1c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April 26.-Flour-Dull;
buyers and sellers apart. Wnest-Dull
sad lover; No. ! Pennsylvania aGoat
9sIc; No. red April s2@a3ic; May $40
92ic; June 92t@923c; July 9l1@92c
Corn-Spot No. rixed scarce and firm;
low grades dull and unsettled; No 2 mixed
44c; No. 2 mixed 47c; futures dull and
nominal. Oats-Spot firm but quiet; white
39942c; futures quiet bat steady; No. 2
April 4O@4lc; May 39y@4O!c; June and
July 3G3@4OEc. Provisious-Steady with
good iob0inS business. Fork-Gew Itess
Sll 90; do prime mess, new $40 OO@
10 so; do family $l2 90; hams, smoked
80 5N6lO 90. Lsrd-Sready; refined
Sc 75@6 SD; do steam ST 30. Butter
Dull and weak; creamery extra 2i@27c;
western dairy extra l6@lSc. Eggs-Dull
aud easier; fresh l2@l2tc. Cheese-Dull
aad weak Petroleum-Qaiet; 10 Abel
test in barrels tic.
UneinuRhi,
C1NsNSArI, O., April 26-Cottot
Steady; middling &C. Flour-Easier; fam.
ily So S5@4 10; fancy 81 20. Wheat
] In fair demand; No. Z red s9MA0a: re.