Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-28
PRODUCE.

New York, April 25.-Flour, receipts,
$4,000 barrels; exports, 3 600 barrels
market dull, unsettled, weak sales. SOC bar
rels. Wheat, receipts, 81 900 bushels: eX-
ports. none: sales, 22,040, 900 bushels fu-
lures. and 1000 bushels spot; spot
market. dull and la3c lower; No. red
81 13lSal IA; ungraded red 81 l1al % :
options, firm and higher; No. 2 red May
81 ISL 20, closing at 81 1873; June 81 l5l4
al Il. closing at 81 l69z; July q l2tsa
/ Az. closing at 81 IA: August 81 Oo}sa
II, closing at 81 O95i September q u. =
al OS7E. closing at 81 0ii4 October 81 OEs; ;
December 81 OS94al 099s, closing at 81 Os9s
Corn. receipts, 1000 bushels; exports,
Il. 500 bushels: sales. 4,60S,OO0 bushels
futures. and 1000 bushels spot; market
unsettled and lower; ungraded mixed
a9aSic: May 1910: June 7l54c; July 6919 a
7O9Ic. closing at 10lsc; August 694c; De
cember. Ole Oats, receipts, 10000 bushels;
exports. ~. 700 bushels; sales, $500 bush
els futures, and 10000 bushels spot;
market dull: May 56l sc; June 554c; July
54a56l5c. closing at 55l4c; August 4Oc; No.
, white 6Oc; mixed western 55a56c; white
do 69a70c: No. Chicago SOC. Coffee,
steady and 5al5 points up. Sugar, dull and
quiet. Petroleum, quiet; United b9c. Cot
ton Seed Oil, strong. Tallow, hrn; city
SIC. kOSln, SlcduI. uipSutlHS' SuSf
40c Eggs. steady and quiet; western l5c.
Hides, firm. Pork firm: old mess, sl2 NJ
al2 80: new do $l3 15al4 So extra prime
All 75al2 -. Cut Meats, quiet Lard, quiet;
western steam 81 90: May 81 IS; June
81 OF; July s. -: August s. Is; September
s. A. Butter, firm; western dairy l2a23c
Cheese. quiet: Ohio flats S14all1Sc Cop
per. quiet. Lead, nominal. Tin quiet
Straits $40 A.
CHICAGO. April %. The history Of the
wheat market to-day is WI tten in three
movements, an advance at the opening. a
subsequent decline, and then a reaction
which left the market firm at the highest
nrices of the day. The early cables, except
| from Paris, were weaker and prices ad-
vanced. Heavy selling soon took of the
ADVANCE. together with the liberal receipts
in the Northwest, the fine weather and the
increase in the visible supply. Then a
raIIv which carried prices TO the highest
noint of the day and held them there TILL
| the close. Corn was dull during most OF
Tho session. Oats were the weakest of the
grains Provisions heavy. Flour weaker;
Wheat. cash No spring 81 Os9s: NO. )
snring 81 O3aj6l %; No. pred 81 lOal l259
April and May 81 OSal 0994, closing 81 Wa
July 81 O5ssal 07j5. closing at 81 US
Corn, cash No. :, Uo33C; ApIA VI = az =,
closing at 665<c; May 64a61c, closing al
S5S%c: July 6iJza64c. closing at 635sc. Oats,
cash cash No. > size; May 47j4a5l1Sc, closing
At Sole: June al a5lc. closing at SOC; July
4ii[a47Jzc. closing at 1870. Rye, No. SIC
Flax Seed, at 81 Is. Timothy Seed a. a.
q Is Mess Pork, cash sl2 60; May sl9 q
si5 60 closing at Sl2 go; July sl2 75al3 90
Closing at SO 97]4; September sl3 l5alS 3
closing at slS IS. Lard, cash g 6lss May y
81 g7iI: september & 02s7 2716, closing a
s. 27is. Bulk Meats, short ribs. cash
- 9Oa6 %; May s. l5a6 Pa closing a
81 DBL: July 81 49l9a6 591l, closing a
81 59l5; September 81 III la6 50, closing a
81 so Cut Meats, shoulders q 2Oa5 -
short clear 81 75a6 $. Whisky at 81 j.
Others unchanged. Receipts-FIour, W
900 barrels; wheat, 2 GOO opsheiS; cUr ,.l
llSl, 900 bushels; oats, 2sl,OOO ousseis' r!'