Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-25

Dol choice stock, s. O0a5 80 per Dbl; fair
s. 0Oa3 50 per bbl, common 10 fair, - 5Oa
D., 2 IS per bbl.
/ PorAroEs-Sales Irish from store in a
, iobbing way at 81 20al % per bu; on track,
! 81 l0al 20 as 10 quality; Jersey sweets,
s. OOaS 50 per Dbl; small stock, 81 15a2 90 per
, Dbl
SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clo-
yer jobbing at s. %; mammoth, s. 20; timo'
thy, 81 50a2 10 for prime, and 81 81 for
: choicest, blue grass, = G0a2 50; orchard
grass. 81 -: millet, 75c; German, 9Oc
Hungarian, qOc; fine lawn, 25c per pound.
HoMINY-S3 - per To- of 200 lbs.
MAPLE SYRUP-New crop, S5caSl 90 per
gallon; grain maple sugar, 9}6alOc per
pound
VEGErABLEs-C Cabbage. 8 25a2 80 per
barrel; New Florida, - 0Oa3 50; German
cabbage, l2al4c per head; bulk cabbage. ia
&c per head; yellow Danver onions, 81 Goa
65 per bushel; onions, s. 0Oa5 80 per bar
rel; celery, 25a35c per dozen rutabagas, eOc
aSl 90 per barrel; tunips, purple top, per
bushel 25a30c; parsnips. 81 50al - per bar
rel.
EGGs-Strlctly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 25a2Sc.
| BUCKwHEAT FLOUR-2S{a23Ec
| POULTRY-Dressed chickens. drawn. old.
l4al5c per pound: dressed ducks, l4al5c per
pound; dressed geese, sal0c per pound;
dressed turkeys, l7alSc per pound; live
turkeys, l2al4c per pound; live chickens,
old, 75as0c per PAIR, rs to size; live ducks,
15aS5c per pair; geese, a GOAL 10 per
pair
HoNEY-New crop white clover, lSa20c
per pound buckwheat, l6al7c.
| CRANBERRIEs-Jerse g 25a3 30 per
crate; Cape Cod, s. 25a3 50; in bbls Sl2a
y So
Country, &c per pound; city,
SIC per pound.
GRaKN STUPP-Green onions, 25a30c per
dozen; radishes. 30a40c per dozen; new
beets, 65a75c per dozen; parsley, lOal2c
per dozen; kale, Il per barrel; spinach,
81 jOal IS per barrel; asparagus, 5Oa15c
per bunch; tomatoes, peck boxes. 81 Pa
80; Bermuda onions, s. 25a3 30 per bar
rel: Bermuda potatoes, <7aS per barrel;
head lettuce, g OOaS 90 per sugar barrel;
Erie onion sets, 81 5Oa7 90 per crate; conn
try sets, 81 5Oa5 80 per crate.
CHICAGO, March 24-Everything in the
| speculative pits on the Board OF Trade
went soaring during the early part OF the
| session to-day, but later the buying furry
gave way 10 one Of selling. and the sharp
| advances made over last nights closing
| figures were lost, with something beside in
| most cases Wheat opened with boom,
81 " for Nav option, against 81 Oh at
close yesterday Gable quotations OF the
| English market were contradictory. Liver
pool was strong, however. BulliSh news
| for the first half OF the session went for a
great deal, while anything OF an opposite
| tendency was Immediately lost sight OF.
The shorts were still feeling the impetus
Of the pace with which they hurried along
Yesterday, but tenaciously held on About
saf.s stsaf hrrNN
gotten their satisfaction out OF tue bulge, !
and prices began 10 tOtter and did not stop !
until 2]<c was hammered of its early |
highest price. The bulls also controlled |
the corn market, starting IL on the jump |
and in the same wild fashion as on two |
previous DAYS Oats sympathized with the |
more prominent cereals and were quite ac- !
tive. but show little change for the day.
Provisions were excited Prices were old |
up rapidly in the start, but they were not |
sustained, and at the close they showed a |
good decline from the opening. Flour |
firm. Wheat, cash No spring q OlS4 : |
No. 3 spring goa9Tc; No , red 81 03al O3I |
March 81 0ls<al o., closing at 1919; May |
81 03;Ial 06aS, closing at 81 OS%; July |
81 OlLal O4Z, closing at 81 Or. Corn, cash |
No. . 66S.a65c; March 66s4 a69$c, closing |
at 66S4c; May 6Sa70&c, closing at ts4c; |
July 66s a69c, closing at 665sc. Oats, cash |
NO. :, oors tLSfc, MAY S'aSofsN' N4oS4HL a. |
SIC; June 54i<a56isc, closing at SIC; |
July 52s1a54I.c. closing az 52kc. No. !
. Rye, Soc Flaxseed, 81 20. Timothy |
81 2S Mess Pork, cash $l2 March 81 S5a |
10 81, closing at $l2 90; May Sl2 OOal4 %, |
closing at Sl2 ~; July Sl2 45al4 40, clos |
ing at $l2 31j[ Lard, cash 81 60, March |
a 55aG 20. closing at g. 60; May 81 ,Oa1 TO- |
closing at 81 -; July & 9OaI 30, closing |
at & 90. Short ribs, cash = s5a5 90;
March g. 55a6 ~, closing at 3 -, May |
s. qOaG 90. closing at 81 90; July - 2215 a |
40: short clear, - 20a6 30 Whisky at |
81 Is. Others unchanged. Receipts
Flour, ll4.OOO barrels; wheat, 5000 bush
els: corn, pa. 900 bushels; oats, 2t3,OOO |
bushels: rye, 10000 bushels barley, 40
600 bushels Shipments-Flour, 10000 bar
rels: wheat, 5000 bushels corn, III 900
bushels; oats, III, 600 bushels; rye, 10000
bushels; barley, 24,OOO bushels.
NEW York, March 24-Flour, receipts
%. 900 packages; exports 1000 barrels
market stronger and fairly active; sales
81, 900 barrels. Wheat, receipts o. 900 bush
els: exports 81 900 bushels, sales S5,92O'-
600 bushels futures and 1900 bushels
spot: market dull and weaker; No. red
81 10: ungraded red e. 0S; options weak
No. red March 81 1873; May 81 llEa
l 1857. closing at 81 l1Z; June SllOHa
al 49, closing at 81 l0l+; July 81 OIH
August 81 035<al 05l+, closing at a Va
September 81 03al Oh, closing at 81 OS' De
cenber g. O4S<. Corn, receipts $1,000 bush
els. sales 6 569 900 bushels futures, and
s.. 600 bushels spot; spot market dnll; IN
graded mixed s0aSlhc; March F914aslc'
closing at 7gIS; April 7sa79c, closing at Sc
Nav IS: June ~. &c; July IA. oats, re-
ceipts q 900 bushels; exports 1900 bush
els; sales 100000 bushels futures and -
600 bushels spot market dull; March tO33c'
MAY 60rc; July 5s15asOSc, closing az
western 5S56a white do dOaG6c; No.
Chicago &c. Hay, and hops quiet. Cofiee'
steady and sails points down. Sugar,
steady: standard A &C. confecuoners a
CSC: cutloaf, crushed and cubes 6Ac'
powdered and granulated 6H ab4c. Mo |
| iasses firm. Rice, steady. Petroleum, |
Quiet and easy: United 125+c. Cotton Seed |
| Oil, steady. Tallow firm. Rosln hrm. |
| Turpentine, firm at Ale. Eggs, quiet; west !
| ern 2ls[c Hides. dull and STEADY. Wool |
firm: domestic fleece 34a37c; pulled 2saS3c
| Taxas l7a94c. Pork, quiet and strong
new mess $l3 25al4 90; extra prime I'll OOa
II 30. Cut meats, firm. Lard, stronger;
western steam IS 30: April 81 "a May q OOi
June e. Il; July s. -; August = 40; sep
TENDER = 40 Butter, firm; western dairy
l3a2Sc; creamery 2lai2c.
BALTIMORE, Mn. March 24.-Wheat,
| strong; No. winter red spot and March
81 O9i3 Nav 81 lOa1 II; July 81 Odal o5i4
| August 81 o. Corn, western, firm; mixed
spot 74I a74i. March, April and May ia
74i.c. Oats, firm; western white 62a1214c.
RIVE. dull at qSca$l co. Hay, steady at
SlO JOall 90; prime 50 50alO W. PROVISIONS,
active and firm Mess pork, Sll %. Lard,
refined 7Lc Butter steady; creamery
fancy CSC: do fair to choice 3la32c. Eggs
weak at 22c. Coffee, quiet; Rio 2Oc. Re
ceipts-Flour, II 600 barrels; wheat, LOO
bushels: corn. $4,000 bushels: oats, 1909
bushels. Shipments-Flour, $4,000 barrels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March 24-Flour,
strong. Wheat, quiet; No. red 81 G1a
Oe}6; April 81 O9al O9ll June q ll4a
H. Corn. sale higher; No 2yellow soc
! No . mixed March and April 1sa's%c'
Nav and June 76a77c. Oats, strong but
quiet; No. 8 white GOha6lc; May and
i .iune 6lLa62c. Eggs, dull and lower;
PENNSYLVANIA frsts 2sc Receipis-Flour'
! 900 barrels; wheat, 6,OOO bushels; corn
~ 600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels. ship
ments-Wheat. 400 bushels; corn, ',OOO
bushels: oats. 5000 bushels.
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