Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-02

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Poultry-Live chickens, $} 25a3 10
per dozen; turkeys live 9al0c per pound
dressed 12la15c; ducks, live 81 4Oa3 30 PEI
dozen.
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; 1al3c for all wool, and Halle for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 7laSc. .
Onions-Nsw Bermuda So so; pei
bushel
Cabbage-New s. 50 barrel crate, So 25
to S. so large crate; demand fair; supply
heavy.
Apples-Northern stock, hand picked,
81 % to 81 so per Dbl.
Seeds-Per bushel-Prims clover 81 20
strictly choice 81 80. Timothy 81 rs Il
81 So; orchard grass 81 50a1 10; blue
grass, extra clean, 81 %; common INLET,
81 %; golden 81 Is
Green Ynions--Per dozen zoe, demand
fair, supply good.
Tomatoes-New So 90 to So 25 pei
bushel crate.
Cucumbsrs-Per bushel crate So 90 to
So %.
Rhubarb-Per dozen punches 40 cents.
| Rsdishes-Per dozen lunches 80 to 4Oc
| Now York.
NEW YORK, May 1.-Flour-Receipts
90, 691 packages; exports 3,S92 barrels and
455 sacks; market iirmer; sales 19. 500 bar
rels; common TO good extra Ohio ~ S5s
5 10; common to choice extra st. Louis
81 S5a5 20. Wheat-Receipts none; ex'
ports a., 600 bushels; sales $500, 900 bush
els futures. 16 600 bushels spot; options
unsettled; No 2spring 93lc; uugraded red
95a96Ic; No. 2 red 9i!a94Sc; No. 2 red
May 94i95c, closing at 9ic; June 93is
9iIc, closing at oslo; July 93Sa94c, clos
ing Mt 93!c; August 92la9Sic, closing al
924c; September 923a93ic; closing al
924c; December 945a. Corn-Receiptt
81, 500 bushels; exports 3,90S bushels
sales 2Os, 900 bushels futures, Al DOC
bushels spot; options weak; ungraded
mixed 653a67fc; No. 9, May Gia64!c, clos
ing ut 64c; jane 623a62sc, closing at 62!c;
July 62sa63c, closing at 62sc; August
622a63sc, closing at 6a2c; September
623a63c, closing at 62}c; October 6Sa63so,
closing at 63c. Oats--Receipts 100. 900
bushels; ex ports ~, 900; sales 100, 600 bush.
els futures, 90, 600 bushels spot; market
firm and quiet; mixed western 37a39c;
white do 4Oa45c Hops-In light demand.
Cofles-Spot, fair Rio firm at l4Sal5c;
options closed steady; sales 43, bags;
May II 65a1l zoe; June II 2Oa11 .40c;
July 10 6Oa10 Soc; August 10, 25a10. 40.
Sugar--Steady and quiet. Molasses-
Quiet and unchanged. Rice-Firm.
Petroleum-Firm; crude in barrels Gsa6sc;
refined Tie. Cotton Seed Oil-Steady.
Tallow-Steady at 45c. Rosiu-Dull at
81 goal 323. Turpentine at
3Oa364c. Eggs-Easier; receipts 14,954
PACKAGE; western 125i1Sic; southern
l2I. Wool-Dull and depressed; domes-
tic fleece 20a30c; pulled 1880; Texas ia
22c. Pork-Quiet at $li so old; SIS On
ais % new. CutmeGts-Firm and quiet.
Lard-Steady; western steam spot So Boa
81; May So 23aS %; June So 22aS %;
July S. %; August So 80; September
IS SO; city steam $7S5. Butter-Steady;
western l6a27Ic. Cheese-Qniet aud easy
western fat llic Copper-Steady; lake
SIG 90.
CHICAGO, May Trade in Wheat was
not 80 spirited as usual. There was a
marked falling off of crop damage reports,
and all the bulls had TO fall back on were
the higher Eaglish markets. Corn was
quiet and featureless from the stsrt to the
finish. Oats wss rather heavy. Provisions
moderately active. Flour-Quiet and
prices steady. Wheat-Cssh No. 2spring
Slsa8llc; No. 2 red SlfaSl4c: May SOFA
size, closing at S0se; June s2aS3c, clos
ing at s2sc; July S3saSisc, closing at S3tc;
December s5saS6}c, closing at s5$c. Corn
Cash No. . 554c; May 54sa56!c, clos
ing at 55sc; June 54ia55!c, closing at sac;
July 54aa55I, closing at safe; August 55a
55sc, closing at 55c. Oats-Cash No. 2
32ta32lc; May 32sa33c, clos 'ng at 32sc;
June 32sa32Sc, closing at 32sc; July 32i
a322o, closing ut 32ic. Rye-No. 2634r.
Barley-No. 2 77a7Sc. Flax See1-No. l,
81 As. Timothy Seed-Prime 81 7642 80
MesPork-Cash $13 GOALS IS; May $l3 80
al3 72I, closing at $l3 60; June $13 674a
Is IS. closing at $l3 67l; July $l3 75a
Is %, closing at $l3 ia August $l3 S5a
IA 90, closing ut $l3 IS. Lard-Cash
81 92l; May 81 9Oas 90, closing at Z 80;
June s. 6O4aS C5, closing at s. 92l; July
81 97ss 20, closing at 81 97!O; August
So 02laS Is, closing at IS 024. Bulk
Mests-Short ribs 81 20; shoulders S. 75s
90; short clear 81 70a7 10. Whisky-At
81 Is. Sugars-Cutloaf 7saSsc; standard
A, 81. Butter-Stock light; creamery 20
a24c; dairy 15a22lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May 1--FlouI--Firm
Wneat-Strong; No. 2 red May 05sc; July
94}a95c; August 9Oa92c. Corn--Strong;
No. . yellow 66Ac; No. J high mixed 67lc;
No. 9 white cole; No. 2 mixed May GA
63lc; June, July and August 623s63!c.
Oats-Spot shade weaker; No. mixed
soc; uugraded white 42la4Slc; No. 3 white
42c; No. . white 43lc; No. white 45c;
options dull but steady; No. white May
and June 4l5ai2Sc; July 4l}a42c; August
s7la4Oc. Eggs-Steady but quiet and un-
changed. Cheese-Dull.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May l.-WOol--M Market
dull and prices nominal Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Y Y and above 30a32c;
medium S6a37c; coarse 35s36c; New York.
Michigan, Indiana and Western fine or Xxx
SIa2Sc, meuium osdooc, Cuhsc OOdOojS
fine washed Y and XX 33a3ic; medium
washed combing and delaine 37a3Se; coarse
do 36a37c; Canada washed combing S5a
Soc; tub washed S6s42c; medium IN
washed combing and delaine 27s25c; coarse
do 26l27c.
Baltimore
BALTIMORE, Nd, May Wheat
Western quiet and frmer; No. 2 winter
red spot 90aa904e; May 90sa90ic; June
81 la9l &c; July 9lsI9llc. Corn-western
dull but steady; mixed spot 63a63lc; May
60la6Oae; June 60aG0ac. Oats-Firm;
western white 43a44c; do mixed 41si2c.
Rye-Firm aud higher at 7SasQe. Hay
Firm; prime 10 choice western SIS 5Oa
II 90. Provisions Qaiet and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., May 1.-Cotton-
Steady and quiet. Flour-Strong. Wheat
Strong and higher; No. 2 red SSlaS9c;
receipts 1, 700 bushels; shipments 500 bush
els. Corn-Steady; No. mixed 56sa57c.
Oats-Firm; No. 9 mixed 3iia35c- Rye
n,;af. No . Coz Pork-Firm at Sl4 so