Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-01
PRODUCE,
New YORK.

New YORK.
NEW YORK, April 80. -Flour-Receipts
2O,69l packsges; exports $500 barrels and
455 sacks; market rather firmer; sales 49,,
500 barrels; supslliue So 40a3 10; common
to good extra western and State 81 S5a3 40
common to good extra Ohio 81 85a5 10.
Wheat-Receipts none; exports a. GOO
bushels; sales 5 $4,000 bushels futures,
Is, 900 bushels spot; options irregular and
somewhat unsettled; No. 2spring 924c;un
graded red 94ia952c; No, ? red April 95sc,
May 94a94Sc, closing at 9I1c; June 92Ss
SO 15-16c, closing at 93Sc; July 92la933c,
closing at 93!ci August 81 Sa93c, closing
at 92sc; September 92a922c; closing al
93!c; December 9i.a954c, closing at oslo.
Corn-Reeeipts 33, 900 bushels; exports
900 bushels; sales 376. 600 bushels fu-
lures, 40, 600 bushels spot; cash firm; OPP
tons dull; uDgraded 63a67Sc; No. 9, May
G3la6lsc, closing at 6Ilc; June 623a623c,
closing at 623c; July 62Sa624c, closing al
62}c; August 62ia635c, closing at Csc;
September G2as63c. closing at 63c. Oats
Receipts 50, coo bushels; exports none; sales
375, coo bushels futures, 1872, coo bushels
spot; mixed western S6Ia39c; white do 40
a45c. Hay-Frm; shipping 60s65c. Hops
Quiet and firm. ~Coffee-Spot, fair Rio
quiet at 14}e; options 10a20 points lower
and dull. closing steady; sales Al, 600 bags;
May II 55a11 65c; June IL 05a1l. 15c;
July 10 40I10. SOC; August 10 00a10 10;
September 9 75a9 90c; October 9.7519 90c;
November, December and January 9.S0c.
Snnor- DnI on1 nnpninol Nnlangan
Steady. Rice-Frm. Petroleum-Stcady;
refined re; United closed firm at S6}c.
Cotton Seed 0il-Quiet. Tallow-Dull at
4sc. Rosin-Quiet. Turpentine-Dull at
SIC. Eggs-Rather weak; western l23a
Isle. Pork-Stsady. Cotmeats-Firm;
picked bellies 73c; do hams HALLE
Lard-Firm; western steam spot IS 26a
8 32g; May s. 1SaS 90; june So 13aS 10;
July 81 las %; August s. 1898 %; Sep
TENDER s. 23aS 20; city steam $50 But:
ter-Firm but quiet; western l6a27@c.
Cheese Quiet aud steady; western Hat
1l3c. Copper-Dalier; lake SIC 60.
chicago,
CHICAGO, April 30.-Wheat opened dull
to day. About noon June touched Sc,
with great excitement and nervousness in
the pit. This was an advance of &C over
the bottom prices Of the morning. II was,
in fact a strong bull market ON the crop
situation in spite Of rains and a decrease in
the visible supply. Corn was moderately
active. Oats were considerably traded in.
Provisions were more active. The follow
ing is a statement Of the visible supply of
grain April %: Wheat 81, 46i, 900 bush
els, decrease l69,47l; corn S,492, 09l, in
crease $40, 600; Oats 3,73i,09i increase
3S6. 962; rye 800, 209, decrease 1887; bar
ley go, 1894, decrease 147. 061. Flour
Firm and unchanged. Wheat-Cash No.
2spriUg Sl!a8ls; No. 2 rcd S4!aS5c; May
S0(aSlsc , closing at 8lse; June 81 aS3c,
closing at s2sc; July s2SaSilc, closing at
$3.50; December 81 aS6!c, closing at SGsc.
Corn--Cash No. = 55$c; May 54!a56c,
AT 55sc; June 54sa55ic, closing at
soc; July 5i4a55i, closing at 55sc; Angus!
54ia55!c, closing at 55Sc, Oats-Cash No.
? 3~2la323c; May 3lSa324c, closing at 32sc;
June 3l7a32sc, closing at 32sc; July 3lSa
closing at 32lc; August 28ta2S4c,
at 28Sc. No. 2 Rye 65la8ic. No.
. Barley 77s7Sc. No. /. Flax Seed 81 As
Prime Timothy Seed So 69i2 20. Mess
Pork-Cash $13 60al3 10; May $l3 5Oa
13 673, closing ut $l3 62!; June and July
BIB 624a13 80. closing at $l3 IS. Lard
Cash 81 30; May 81 80a7 92!, closing at
I 92!; June 81 S5aS 90, closing at 81 924;
81 934q8 O2!, closing at S. 90; Au-
gust 81 95aS 05; closing at s. 05. Bulk
ribs 81 20; shoulders S. 90;
short clear 81 70a7 rs. Whisky-At 81 Is.
Sugars-Cutloaf 7saSSc; granulated &c;
A, 6s. Butter-Quiet; creamery
dairy 119a12c. Eggs-Steady at
Philsdelphis.
PHILADELPHIA, April 90. Flour. Firm.
Western and Pennsylvania 81 50a3 Is.
Ohio, Indiana and Southern Illinois 81 15a
| so. W~neat-Firm; No. 2 red April IS
a95}; May 95ss95i; June 95la96c; July
Corn-Stroug. Nothing doing
futures. No. 3 Yellow 67c; Ungraded
Yellow Acc. Oats-Spot lower. UDgraded
. White 43c; No. 8 white 424c; No. 9 white
i3Ic; future dull; No. . white April Ala
i34c; May and June 4l!a42&c; July Al "a
i2c. Provisions firm. Beef City Family
per bbls IS 50a9 90. Pork Mess SIC 90, do
prime Mess new $l4 80 do Family SIC so
al 90. Hams smoked II ala. Lard steady
refined So 50a9 00. Steam So Has 10.
Butchers loose 81 75aS 90. Butter firm.
Creamery extra %. Eggs steady, fair de-
nand. Western frsts 13c. Cheese quiet
md barely steady. Ohio fats choice III,
10 fair to prime 104al1f.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., April 30.-Cotton-
middlipg 9sc. Flour-Steady and
inlet; family $3 50A3 20; fancy s. 90a4 10.
Wheat-Firm; No. . red SSc; receipts $50
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn
No. . mixed SIC. ~Oats-Actiye;
No. . mixed 34la35c. Rye-Lower; No. 2
i9o. Pork-FIrm at $l4 30. Lsrd-Firm
It s. 20. Bulk Meats Steady; short ribs
y 80. Bacon-Steady sugar cured s. IS.
Uhisky-Firm at 81 %. Butter-Firm;
ancy creamery 26a37c; prime dairy roll
Linssed 0il-Firm at 53a55c. ,
,ugsr-Dull; hard refined 7sasc; New Or
cans 5s5Sc. H~ogs-Stesdy; common Al d
light 81 U0i5 so; packing and butchers
S 25s5 50; receipts $3.50 head; shipments
30 head. Eggs-Quiet at 12!e. Cheese
scarce and firm; prime to choice fiat 9Ll0c.
Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Md, April 30.-Wheat-
quiet and easier; No. 2 winter
ed spot 904sa90(c; June 81 ALL &c; July
OIs 9O4c; August s~9ia90lc, Corn-West-
IN steady; mixed spot 62lc; May COLA 1,
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