The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-03-28

NICER, MONDAY. MARC,
firm, white choice per bushei sass:
do fair 10 good $50 soc: sweets, prime
red. per basket, ioff75e;;s DO yellow 900
zoe; do seconds 400 soc. Butter flrnt
prints lie higher: fancy western cream
cry zoe: do prints &c. Eggs steady:
fresh nearby and western l0lsc: do
SOU hern 1oc. Tallow quiet; city prime
In hogsheads ,3Ec: country In barrels
"a Q3isc:, dark do &c; cakes . aS&c;
grease * d3c.s Live poultry unchanged;
dressed poultry ,flrtn. fowls choice lOlsc.!
do fair 10 good isd l0c: chickens fancy
large 1lailhc; good TO choice do 400
l0Ec. common and scalded DO igsc;
turkeys. fancy, 1iGl2c; choice do l0ct
fair to good do SQ9c: ducks. good 10
choice, S9l0c, n !, %
BALTiioRE-Flour dull and un-
changed; receipts $3.50 barrels; exports
1882 barrels, Wheat strong. spot and
month eSd9SA 2, May U 9Sss q IS &c;
1921 bushels: exports $685. bushels:
southern wheat by sample 5D99c: do on
grade s9ils 9ySiac. q Corn firmer: spot
and month"; 3oa3sXc;. May 3Sls @33sse;
steamer mixed 32isa dfS2Hc; receipts a.
go bushels: exports SSH bushels;
southern white corn 3td35c: do yellow
32ia Q33H "a Oats quiet. No. 2 white
western e3di3ic; No. . mixed do 3O%i4
3lkc; receipts 20, 1902 bushels;. exports
none. Rye firm: No. 2 nearby 55Ac. No.
2 western JeAc bid; receipts Ass BUSH
els: exports none. Hay quiet; choice
timothy 81! 50Gil3 90. Grain freights
.quIct; rates easy and unchanged. But
ter steady and unchanged. Esgs, quiet
and unchanged. Cheese steady and
unchanged.
p OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull. Wheat
easier: No. red 95c.' Corn easy; No. .
mixed 32iac. Oats quiet: No. 2 mixed
?Skc. Rye quiet; No. ., &c. Lard
easier at 81 70. Bulk meats steady at
s. 10. Bacon steady atNs5 30. Whisky
steady at 81 90 Butter steady. Sugar
easy. Eggs dull at SIC. Cheese steady.
ToLEDo-whcat higher and firm:
No. 9 cash and May 0G'ic. Corn active
and steady; No, 2 mixed 29ikc. Oats
dull and steady: No. mixed 26c. Rye
dull; No.2 cash soc. Coverseed steady:
prime cash. March and April 81 IS.
g15 8s'r 1.-Two Stock. l
CHICAGI-Trade In cattle was dull
at steady prices. The light supply was
readily taken. Extra choice steers sold
at IS 5065 IS: choice TO good do 81 500
40; fair to medium 81 20@4 75;' cows
and heifers So 5094 90: calves 81 000
6 90. Trade in hogs was dull and prices
declined about 2k95c. Hogs. poorest
to best sold largely at 50 s0I3 80. the ex-
treme range being SO 6563 So. Pigs sold
mostly at SO 5000 so. Sheep were steady
and unchanged on light receipts. Sheep
sold Mt 81 0094-75 for wpoled and ut
50 00G3 90 for shortn, rams bringing
81 00G4 90. < Yearling lambs brought
81 50G5 90 and lambs s475G5 60. Re-
ceipts. cattle 800 head; hogs $1,000 head;
sheep 5000 head.
EAST LIBERTY = Cattle steady:
prime s.. O5d5 10: common 50 6o44 10;
bulls, stays and cows 81 00d4 10. Hogs
lower; prime medium 81 1904 20: best
Workers. 81 1904 10: heavy hogs 81 100
10; light Workers 81 00G4 05: pigs as
TO quality s. 50G3 90: roughs 81 50G3 So.
Sheep steady: choice 81 S5Go 90: COM
mon 50 SOFA 90: choice. lambs s. $50
6 90; common 10 good 81 75gS Is: veal
calves SC 0OG6 50.
EAST BUFFALo-Cattlc, nothing do
ing. Hogs, Workers. good to choice.
81 05G4 10; roughs, common to. choice,
50 258S IS; pigs. common TO choice.
50 6093 80. Lambs, choice to extra.
Sc 15Q6 30; culls to common S. eo@5 Is.
Sheep. choice to select wethers, 81 900
5 90; sulls to common So 5094 %.
CINCINNATI = Hogs active and
strong at So 1903 95. Cattle, steady at
e,ty- nv. NJ.
%. Lambs strong at 81 25G6 90.
Wool.
Bradstreet's: The demand for raw ma
terial continues dull and business doing
Is Of small proportions. Dealers are not
attempting to force business, as they
yet have confidence in the market, but
in order TO induce a manufacturer to
buy at present concessions would have
to. be made. This applies TO all cases
except where some particular kind OF
wool is needed to use at once, and In
such cases buyers will pay the market
price, Conditions at the London sale
are even firmer, and prices show still
further advance since the, opening.
Americans have taken few woods in
London as yet, continental and English
operators having the market largely TO
themselves. The ship Hebe from Mel
bourne, with 1910 bales of wool, arrived
in Boston this week. There were about
$4,000 bales bought in Australia for
America, and Of this about 5000 bales
are yet to come forward. The schooner
Culdoon. with 1,105 bales Cape wool. Is
ashore at Nantucket. 1t now looks like
total loss of the vessel, but the wool
will be landed on the beach.
LONDoN-There was a good attend
ance at the wool auction sales to-day.
The bidding was active and the tone OF
the sale firm. The offerings numbered
Is. FOL bales and consisted principally OF
merlnos. The continental buyers took
the most OF Queensland greasy, n supply
of secured and good cross-breds, which
were principally medium.
Following are the sales In detail:
New South Wales. $500 bales; secured
9d9ls: greasy 5k6l0Rd.
Queensland, 5000 bales; secured Is
2isdGlc Cd; greasy 7&@10d.
Victoria. ] 200 bales; greasy TG10Ed.
South, Australia, 1880 bales; greasy
59Shd.
West Australia, 1900 bales; secured
6GShd &
New Zealand, 100 bales; secured 7d9 |
Is AID; greasy 6AGSSd.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal. 1900
bales; secured ThdGls 414d; greasy 5ia
G9d.
The offerings next week number $500 |
bales and the arrivals for the next Sc
ries aggregate $4,000 bales, Including
$4,000 forwarded direct.
The imports for the week are as fol-
lows: New South Wales is 526 hales.