Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-03-26

July Z5isa7s 257s 81. -5tsa4sa
%5E Is Is f 81 Is Il Is 57;n
Il Nay AZ IS TIA IS 80 $50 $50
July SO eea So SSa4a
35#5 IS Is "a AZ tS ts
3 $is + $: 80 tt So 81 3s So So
Car lots-Wheat $; oats s.; corn, 80;
Estimstes for to-morrow-W Wheat, 16;
/ oats, 10; corn, 20; hogs, l4,VcO.
CHICAGO. March 25.-This came near
90 being the dullest day on record. Ire
bears made what capital th5y could out
OF the lack OF foreign demand, ana mat
and the extreme dullness OF trade resulted
In iS decline in wheat. Corn ana oats
closed shade lower. PROVISIONS Tlo I,,,i
unchanged 10 2i2c lower. Liverpool ana
Berlin sen, lower quotations Tor wheat al
the opening an dthe weather here was ID
VOrablc for the growing crop.
Northwestern receipts were ialrIy IpeId!
and there was no futter in the political
situation in Europe. Under such com
biuatiCu an easier tone in wheat al the
! one ming was TO be expected. May, when
closed AT 727sG73c on the day before. OPEN
! eQ with plenty Of sellers at 'z94c ana SUI
! IN .Ys.c IL soon became rumOred That
| 10000 bushels OF wheat had beeL sou ~
tviGay IN Duluth for export at the optlliS
OF uaVigatiOn. and that helped " dtIts'
| the CWnwaTd tendency. Inc prevalence
| OF crop damage reports was, however; =
| large element IN the bullish factors, %hlch
turned sentiment a little III favor oil coE-
! hdlnce I'M present prices. Inc prlce GU. :
! r,Nt came out with more DoldheSS III -
/ review of the crop situation Gaining lnS5
/
/ said also. considerable Complaint IIOll
| Indiana and Missouri. somewhat Hi ljl =
/ active demand for wheat 10 go 10 luIetI ,,I
! mlll,rS helped 10 confirm the petteI IN
! preston regarding the stating OF me PICs
! en-; price. and the price graduaIy LeCoE
! e,.d to a shade over &c atier an uUE q >
! trading. After that RAINY noNeNvt t,erv
! gradually saggCd again. Trade Was NGtS
! ann dulier. in fact, than any or tht uull
| d0Vs OF late. and though, 3s can De -
| the news had a bulliSh tendency, IOI ~
| ncicnt demand existed TO even hoiu n
NIInneapols and Duluth receipts We're
| S31 cars AGAINST 20 week ago anu - ~
| The corresponding day OF last yeaI' ~, IL,
| 100 receipts were cars against lou on
| mo similar day of the year before; ...i,
! Cl,arances from the prlnclpal AZ i dll,i0
ports of wheat and nour Wtte Ne ?SlnsinG
| ih total euualliug 10000 busheIS. CIos!Is
Clbr.s renorted the Liverpool decline IoI
tbe day I'd per GENITAL ana BerIL = I1l''I y, -
! IaU-.r With no substantial lmproN ems ~
/ probable change in that respeSSSS, ~ Nv
| nCar future wheat Saggeu 10 80" ;, -
and was selling 1T '2'sN !7'4c az tiie tLc
rorr was al q standStill throughout tuc
~. NJ .".sion The limit of the FLUCTUATIONS
N'irtr "a hare tsc. The dullneSs OF Iduc
and The weakness OF wheat ne 49, l,,I,,,
! rffrct of light receipts ana ISn. cNPotC
.inor,Dc.s which to-day amouHteu ~
NJ G10 bushels. and kept prices sIduc
,,,1Jsr Yesterdays figures. May opened
sVbSds lower at 2r20245sc, sold at -4'2c anu
! closed steady at the opeHlnS ,p III v.'..eior
61ts cxuerienCed another uulI S'asioi.'
| interest being fully as scant a. !ySSl!1, "a
local longs showed some dlsposl.4O,n ,, ~
sTT carly in the day. but y dIu HoS I'm
80 nrices to any degree. Seaboaru clv,'l
49, v.ar4 OC0 bushels. May oPtl,,eu
UNCHANGED at l7lsGl1Ac, sold al I'e4''S1
ana ctG sionS a. held firm at some advance
7,,,iD~ fha greater part OF the StSSlui.'
SS,tti,,lSSced bV another small run oil ho9s,
IN Inc last fifteen minutes; hoWGHEe.' a ,I-G
I..,,,-irs made a drive at the market anu anu
F,irIT shocked IL off its pins, all the C1,ii;
id.l4E ~ ma hing lost. At the close May
~ ,y.Ss 2isc lower. May lard VHC.saHs
M 81 %. and May RIBS Q fa dT5rr57dev@N Wheat,
- corn - cars; oats 10 cars; hogs'
IV ;',sb "S GiUTotations were as follows ~o
(Tbeat No. spring, lS4p '-3ic' NJ
ed. S4%GSSAc. ..,.,.
corn. No. .. 2tQ2illc. ,.bite DIN
09ts No > 16@tdl1c: NO "h''e' -i@
zoe No. - Mlllt, lo't-Nl4~'
4 6yri. y No, ,. nominal; No. 3, 2S4S5c;
y FFl,txsced- 40. 77aSohc.
prime timothy seed, y ~, -o,o-
IN ~ nork per barrel. $ 1O0S 30.
JHrd. p,r 100 lbs. 81 10. .,-o,c
Short ribs. sides Qoose), u toH %:
my s1lied shoulders (boX5dl, +'4aoC'
g.. cle9r sides Qoose). iS4giiSc
VVIi.kv. distillers' finished goous per
gallon. 81 i. oo,. ,,r.,,,la+ed A.-6c.
O. aHy hiisheIs. corn, co. OV bushels; oats
yoE 0o6 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley
= gu 2G sSnfs|Flour. Zoo barrels wheat.
,,3d6 LIshsls. corn, 99O0G bushels: oats,
>iCga 6ushels: rye. none; barley, o'VVO
bushels. r.,,,.,,,,o today the
t,(t+er market was firm; creamerles' Ng
| l>ac: dairies. 9dltc. 90,
Cheese firm 8t luaUllc'
Eggs. easy; fresh 9c'
NEW YORK. March g5.-Flour, receipts.
Il qS1 barrels. exports, 3.o'V pdIIeis' maj
k.t quiet and barely steady
'NLVbSIt. exports. 32.9S6 bushels; spot mar
l,st dull: No. hard winter, iy@4c; options
Or,upd easier but rallied ana CIosed &C
net lower; No. red March cIoSeU a. 0V''''
Ny ,!GrT 20 receipts. $500 bushels; exports.
81, ~: bushels: spot market firm and active
for exports No = 55S2C, s o1inns olInlenSd
s+,Hiv and closed uuchanged; March
closed at 2g9sc; May closed at S0lsc:
6ots rCceiptS $500 bushels. exports,
1907 bushels; spot market easier; 20.
white. 22iac: track mixed western, zlG-oC;
track white. 22H29c; options htsISCltI an
dav. closing unchanged May closeu ~
Hay. quiet.
Hops. easy.
Hides. steady.