Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-25

iair supply ana the demand Is COCO. Egg
have dropped in price and the demand
has improved. The following are wholesal
quotations..
Butter-Country choice 24a26c; goos
country 18a22c; common 5a6c. Thesuppl.
is good and the demand is fair.
Beams = For hand-picked navy tn
demand is good and the supply ia yer.
light. Prices are 81 60a2 rs per bushel
extra fancy 81 80.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory u
13c; New York 13a14c; Sweitzer 13aa14c
Limberger 10a11. Market nominal.
Eggs Strictly fresh stock Halle pc
dozen. Supply good, demand good.
Feathens-Choice In original package
a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Potatoes-Home raised 81 GOAL 10 pc
bushel; demand fair; supply fair.
Poultry-Live chickens, So 25a3 "a
per dozen; turkeys live 10a11c per pound
dressed 123a15c; ducks, live 81 4Oa3 so pc
dozen.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; l}c for all wool, and 1fa13c fol
mixed.
LrdVCountry prime, with fair de
mand, at 72asc.
Onions-Per bushel 81 90; demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel S. 50a5 rs
Bermuda, So 80 per bushel Crate.
Cabbage-New So 90 barrel crate, So Il
large crate; demand fair; supply heavy.
Turnips--$1 so per barrel; demand light
supply light.
Parsnips-Per barrel 81 90 to 81 %
demand good; supply light.
Apples-Northern stock, hand picked
50 Is to 81 90 per Dbl.
Seeds-Per bushel-Prime clover 81 20
strictly choice 81 95. Timothy 81 rs Il
81 IS; orchard grass ST 50a1 rs; blue
grass, extra clean, 81 25; common millet
81 25; golden 81 rs.
Onion Sets-$6 00a7 90 per bushel. Sup
ply scarce and demand heavy
Green OniOns-Per dozen 25c; demand
fair, supply good.
New York.
NRw YORK, April 24.-Flour-Receipt
81, T96 packages; exports 2, 533 barrels sni
10, 800 sacks; sales 20. 500 barrels; market
steady. Wheat-Receipts $50 bushels
exports Is, 1858 bushels; sales 3, 424 O0(
bushels futures. 210. 900 bushels spot; op
tiops steady; No. 2 spring nominal; I'M
graded red 90a9ic; No. 9 red May 93ia9ic
closing at 93lc; June 922s93sc, closing al
92Ec; July 92aa93 II Ice, closing at 92sc
August 81 Ia92sc, closing at 92c; Septem
Der 9laa92Tc, closing at 92c; December
81 1-16a9i Is 16,, closing at 9isc. Corn
Receipts 1900 bushels; exports $50
bushels; sales 6OS, 900 bushels futures
109, 900 bushels spot; options weak; I'M
graded 66a67c; No. 9, May 629a63c, closips
at 62be; June 6lia6l9c, closing at 6lse
July 81 sa6lsc, closing at &c; August 81
as &c, closing at 6lac; September 6l3c
October 61Ic. Oats - Receipts 78,OOt
bushels; exports 10, 600 bushels; sales 100,
900 bushels futures, 1000 bushels spot
market shade lower; mixed western 81
SOC; white do 40a45c Hay-Sieady and
demand fair; shipping 6Gl65e. Hops
Quiet and unchanged Cotfee-Spot, fair
Rio firm at 14ic; options advanced 2Oa35
points, closing barely steady; sales GO, 50t
bags; April IL 6Oa11 65c; May II 45all. 75c;
June l |. OOa11. 25c; July 10. 50a10 75c; An
gust 10. 20a10. 40c; September 10 1Os1O. zoe
October 10 05a10 15c; November, Decem.
Der, January and February 10 05alO 25c.
and unchanged; refined quiet
off A GAG Lice; mould A &c; yellow 5sc
cutloaf and crushed &c; powdered &c.
Molasses-Quiet; 500 test 20lc asked. Rice
Firm. Petroleum-Quiet; refined 7sc
United S41c. Cotton Seed Oil-At 36c fol
crude, 4lc for refined. Tallow-Firm
Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine--Dnll at Sac
Eggs-Firm; western 14t143c. Wool
Dull and heavy; domestic fleece 22a37c;
pulled 1Ss3Sc; Texas 13a22c. Pork
Steady; mess $15 GOALS IS for new, $14 so
AID rs for old. Cut Mests-Very firm;
picked bellies TIC; do hams lie; do shout
ders Tie. I4ard-Steady: western steam
So 40; May and June So 80; July 81 81
August s. 32es 80; September 80 81; Octo.
Der $s 32aS 81; city steam 50 90. Butte
Firm; western 16a27c. Chsese-Weak
Western fiat 113al2c. Copper-Dnll; lake
SIC 20.
CHICAGO, April 24-There was a gen.
eral feeling Of weakness IN all quarters on
Change to-day, and each pit, while shar.
ing the feeling of the others, had its own
influence. Wheat suffered a
little through the influence of corn, and
suffered still more by tho unloading by
bears, who took the stuff yesterday, but
became afraid of it at once. In corn the
cause of the decline was evidently the
Ia .ca rana;nta ond tho Ia alta nor oant ,c NJ,
2 corn coming ia. The taking of vessel
room for li0, 900 bushels to Buffalo helped
to strengthen the market at the close. Oats
were dull. Provisions were weaker and
prices lower. Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Cash No. 2 spring s0sc; No. 3
April S3assic; May S0saSlsc, closing
at sac; June s1SaS25c, closing at 82fc;
July 92saS3tc, closing at s3ic; Deem
her s5ss5Ic, closing at s5sc. Corn-Cash
No. 2 53}c; May 53sa54sc, closing at Sc;
June 53sa5ic, closing at 53bc; July 51l
a54fc, closing at 64c; August 53sa543c,
closing at 54sc. Oats-Cash No. Q 31a3l 4c;
May and june 81 a31sc, closing ut 81 4c;
July 3lsaS1sc, closing at size; August
2Ssc. Rye-Cash No. 9, 634c. Barley
No. 2, 77as7Sc. Flax Seed-No. ] 81 As.
Prime Timothy Seed 81 %. Mess Pork
Cash S1S Scala as; May $l3 72la14 90;
June $l3 s2!a14 07l, closing at $l3 97!;
July $l3 924s14 10, closing at $l4 05.
Lard Cash So 90; May So 00aS 07l,
closing at SO Of; June 81 02ls8 10, clos.
ing at So 05; July 50 07laS l2l, closing at
IS q; August s. l2k. Bulk Meats-Sbort
ribs, 81 224s7 25; shoulders IS T5aa 90;
short clear 81 BOAT IS. Whisky-At$1 Is.
creamery 20a25c; dairy
lda23c. Eggs-Steady at 12al2lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, April "a Flour Firm
Wheat-Quiet but steady; No. 2 red April,
949a95c; May and June 9ila95c; July
92fsa2s. CoFn-Spot firm; futures wholly
No q yellow 64c. No miYed