Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-04-04

. CO., I O. I'm. ; mills l4%a15l.c: prime summer
yeAow 22G22Ac: off summer yellow &c:
butter OIL 25m27c: prime Writer yellow
2SG2S1ac. ~ ''''0
Gofee options opened steady with
prile 80, ~ points higher on near months.
ARD unchanged on far months: ruled act
I'VE throushout the session, with further
a d ,se OF Is points on near months as
!. nesuHt OF heavy buyirg for spot conee
n ,..,,s HIkf local coverings: closed STEADY,
WIN mar m'orths % points higher and
later months SAILS points higher; sales
~, .so bags, including May So 45d5 80 Spot
eoiet; hfo strong; No. invoice 6asc No
helu Iisher' Cordova 10l2616c.
ausar, raw strong: fair refining Use
centrifugal s6 test 4hc. refined strong;
tonnrs o?ae; standard A Lie: eonfec
; l-i6c; powdered 7-16c; graduated
) 3-l6c. cubes ) 1-1Gc
PHILADELPHIA. April 2.-Wheat,
firm Lard ara llsc higher contract grade April
1895 M99l2c.
Corn. firm and 1smssc higher; April BAG
"a g; May S4ssM34lac
Potatoes. unchanged
Butter, flrm, fancy western creamery
&c: Go prints &c.
Eggs steady: fresh nearby and south
ern lee; do western 1olbc.
Cheese. steady
Sugars, refined firm, and at 945 a. m.
All grades advanced Lice: powdered and
cubes 1-16e; CROWN A size: graduated
and crystal A 5s4c: confectioners' A
l-l6c; No. at 15-16c down TO 41sc: for
No 16.
| Cotton, unchanged
! Taliow. unchanged
Live poultry, steady; dressed poultry
unchanged
| Receipts-Flour. $500 barrels and o.09o
| sacks. wheat, 1900 bushels, corn. 20,G0
bushels; oats 14.C00 bushels. Shipments
Wheat $500 bushels corn 20G0 bushels;
oats 5000 bushels
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Flour. quiet and
unchanged, receipts Gil barrels; exports
rome.
Wheat frmer; spot ami month 9e14a
99l4c May 81 coal coz steamer No 2 red
1864 d36c; receipts 1885 bushels: exports
rome; southern wheat by sample 9ocM
81 90; 90 ofs grade 96n99s4c
Corr. strong: spot and month 3fG34Ac:
May 541sQS4asc. steamer mixed S3lzQ33asc:
receipts 1S1.l4 bushels; exports 102. ISL
pusnefs: southern white corn S5G3Sc; 90
yellow 3A1341ac.
Oats. dull and easier: No. Write $50
SoAc; Nc. mixed 39d50isc; receipts "A, 929
bushels: exports none.
Rye. firmer; No. nearby 5512c; No. 2
western 5GAc; receipts 81, 90 bushels: eX-
ports none
Hay. firm: choice timothy s12 50d1S 90.
Grain freie'hts. quiet ard easy: steam
orders per quarter Is Sd April: IS May.
\ Butter. steady ard unchanged
Eggs, quiet and unchanged.
Cheese, steady and unchanged.
CINCINNATI. April 2-Flour, dull
Wheat, DUR: No. red 93m94c.
Corn, steady: No. 2 mixed BE.
Oats. dull; No. mixed 2slac
Rye, quiet No .. SIC
Lard. firmer at 81 95.
Bulkmeats, steady a. s. 90
Bacon, steady at s. 90
WHISKY. firm a 81 90
Butter and sugar, firm.
Eggs, dull at SC.
Cheese. quiet.
TOLEDO, April 2-Wheat. active and
higher; No. ? cash arl May 97Ac
30Nc.
Oats. dun ara steady: No . mixed a61ac.
Rye, dull ara unchanged: Nc. cash
sic.
C1oyerseed. duil and steady: prime cash
ard April 81 s..
OIL. lower; North Lima 55c: South Lima
and Indiana soc.
From the private wires of f. B. Mabbitt
& Co.. brokers. Exchange Bank Bldg
Chicago, April Bull traders in
wheat to-day were favored to an I'M
usual extent. News was mostly in
their favor, although crop accounts
told Of satisfactory developments. and
weather conditions were considered
helpful. However, the continuous in
creased agency in the consumption
and shipping demands. and the very
heavy amounts disposed of by the chief
holders during the week were the fore
most influences. RumOrs of impend-
ing war We're numerous and peace
seemed more remote to-day than at
any time since the originating OF the
existing strained relations. The
strength of stock market which was
attributed by room traders to the re-
ceipts of a more reassuring batch OF
news from Spanish quarters was also
a significant factor, and besides in
Guiding shorts to cover moderately It
encouraged some interests to take
! chances on the long side. For the
week Minneapolis wheat stocks will
| show no change Duluth will increase
300. COO bushels. Chicago will decrease
over 100000 bushels. 1t looks like
| the visible supply would decrease
about /, 500, 600 bushels. A Minneapolis
miller wired: winter wheat mills are
not yet able to grind July wheat. Be
fore they get ready they will have to
| pay considerable more money for it. y
Continental houses were large buyers
at seaboards where rumOrs of further
large sales for export We're current.
Wheat and -four shipments for the
week were 3.55OC00 bushels against
| 2. Soe 600 bushels last week, 2.464,0C0
| last wear and 1693,00O bushels two
| wears ago. Corn was fairly active and
| strong helped by wheat and highed
cables Oats were quiet but firm.
| There was a better general demand.
| Corrected daily by F. p. Mabbitt & Co,
! brokers. Exchange Bank Building:
| Stocks. lOpen t1lHh Low. lose