Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-05-09

DUCKS, O0a'0c per pair geese, ooa'oC pei
pair.
STRAwBERRIEs-Plent to-day; choice II
also per quart; for Norfolks (Tenn.) crates |
of "A quarts, - 20 per crate.
TALLOw-Country. 4lGa5c per pound
city, 81 c per pound.
GREEN STUFF-Green onions, 20a25c per
dozen; radishes, 25a35c per dozen; new
beets, 75cas1 per dozen; parsley, l0al2c per
dozen; kale, 75caSl per barrel; spinach,
81 50a2 Oh per barrel; asparagus, 25a3Oc
per bunch; tomatoes, peck boxes, S5caSl J
Bermuda onions, 81 5Oa2 % per crate;
Egyptian onions. 50 80 per crate Of 100; Der
muda potatoes. S9O0per barrel: white onion
sets, SSaS 80 per bushel; cukes, 81 GOAL %
per dozen; green beans, round, per
bushel box, $3a3 %; wax do, per bushel
box, 81 50a3 CO.; fiat do, per busEel box,
$2aS2 50; Florida tomatoes per bushel box,
s. 50a4 90; rhubarb l5a2Oc per dozen;
celery, 75caSl per dozen cabbage, Florida,
81 80 per crate New Orleans, large
crate, 50 5Oa3 co; Mobile, Sd 25a3 30 per
crate; Charleston, 81 OOa2 % per crate
CHICAGO, May S-The day was lively in
the wheat pit. The price plunged up and
down rapidly. The market opened in
weak, almost panicky condition, and was
nervous and Eighty, with weak undertone
all day 1t was reported that the great
grain firm of Ephrazzi & Co, of Paris, had
! failed, and this was taken as an indication
of coming trouble among the wheat bulls
! elsewhere. Berlin and Antwerp prices
were lower, though the closing Paris and
| London quotations were unchanged. 1t
was the latter fact, together with London
cable saying the Paris failure was not the
great grain merchant, but a small house of
"a similar name, which caused rally. The
! failure of small bank in Philadelphia also
counted against the market. Corn was
active, fluctuating frequently within the
| established range the sentiment prevailing
being about equally divided. Oats, rather
| dull Provisions, weak and lower. Flour,
steady and unchanged. Wheat, cash No.
spring 81 0l%al OF; No. 3spring 95a96c; No.
. red 81 O2}5 al 05; May 81 0012a$l o., clos
! ing at Il 0l&(; June 81 00aSl 0l1@, closing
at 81 OH July 97$sa99lsc, closing at $3.50.
Corn. cash No. 265c; May 63}I a652Ic. clos
ing at 64c; June 91sa62535c, closing at 6O]Gc;
July 5SIa6l9Ic, closing at 59l2c Oats, cash
No. 9 5O%c; May 50a5l$4c, closing at
| 5O5Sc: June 49a509Ic, closing at 1870; July
10 X a467Sc, closing at Acc. Rye, No. 2 at
S5c. Flaxseed, at 81 "A. Timothy Seed, at
81 81 Mess Pork, cash $ll so; May Sll 20
sail 90 closing at Sl1 30; July 81 30
al2 H. closing at Sl2 10: September Sl2 20
al2 4219, closing at 81 30. Lard, cash 81 %
a55; May 81 30; July 81 721 9ab so, closing at
!
s. O21E Bulk Meats, short ribs, cash
So 00a6 05; May 81 00a6 O712, closing at
Sc 05; June 81 That 30, closing at St %;
! September 81 41i%aa6 51l9, closing at
81 52%. Cut Meats, shoulders 80 2Oa3 20;
short cler 81 50a6 CO. Whisky,at 81 II.
Others unchanged. Receipts-Flour, II, GOO
barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels; cora, US
| 600 bushels; oats. Pa ,0C0 bushels; rye, l,OOO
bushels: barley, 1900 bushels. shipments
no lie. ttha
els; corn, 4l5 600 bushels oats, 600 bush
els; rye, 400 bushels; barley, 900 bush
| els.
New YORK. May S.-Flour, receipts
5000 packages; exports, 10 . barrels; mar
ket dull and heavy: sales. 5000 barre Is.
Wheat, receipts l54 900 bushels; exports,
| 1919 900 bushel- >ales. $40 coo bushels
! futures. and 1872. pOI bushels spot, spot mar
! ket unsettled; Nc red 81 l2li ungraded
red 81 06al 1877 options steady and lower !;
| No. , red MAY 81 .U14a1 llas, closing at
81 III; June 81 o., al U9l4, closing at 81 O9;
July Il Goal o. c.csing at 81 o.; August
81 O415; Septemb"r 81 03a1 o., closing at
/ 81 OBJ October Il 035I. Corn, receipts
! 5000 bushels; exports %, 900 bushels; sales.
! 3016, 900 bushels futures, and $1,000 bushels
! spot market scarce. higher and quiet; un-
| graded mixed 19aS2c; May i3c; June 6S19c:
July Coke; August 66c. Oats, receipts, co.,
! 600 bushels; exports, $4,000 bushels; sales,
225, 600 bushels futures, and 1000 bushels
spot market dull and lower May 5712c;
June 55l5c; July soc; spot No white 60c;
mixed western 56a62c; white do 62a71c; No.
! > Chicago 60c. Hay and Hops firm. Coffee.
steady and unchanged. Sugar, steady; off
A 4c; standard A slice; granulated 435c;
cubes 45Sc Molasses, quiet Rice, quiet.
Petroleum, steady: United 124c. Cotton
Seed Oil, quiet. Tallow, strong; city 39sc
Resin. steady. Turpentine. quiet. Eggs,
firm: western nc. Wool, domestic fleece
34c; pulled 2Sa33c; Texans l1a24c. Pork,
quiet and steady; old mess, Sll 15al2 %;
new mess Sl3 50al4 %; extra prime 81 iaa
u % Cut Meats, inactive. Lard, easier
and quiet: western steam s. sI15 May
s. 50: July IS 81; August s. y; Septem-
Der s. "a: OCTOBER 81 "a. Butter, firm;
western dairy l5a25c; do creamery 25a3O.
Cheese, quiet and weak; skins IalOl3c
PHILADELPHIA, PA, May S.-Flour. dull
Wheat. weak aud lower; No. , red
Nav 81 O9al ~; June 81 0Sal OslE;
Tuly 81 O53Ial 061l: August 81 O3}Gal o.
Corn, dull and irregular: No. =
mixed Nav 15a76c: June 7la12c; July 20
a7Ic: August 6S4c. Oats, dull;
No. > white May. June and July 60a6O1ac.
Eggs, firmer; Pennsylvania tirsts l6c
Receipts Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat S,00U
bushels. corn, lU,JUU UuSutlS, pdIoi -',VoV
bushels. Shipments Wheat, 1000 bush
els; corn, 5000 bushels; oats l4OOO bushels.
BALTIMORE, Mp, May S.-Wheat, un-
settled; No. > red, May, 81 LOCAL lCA
July, 81 O6l5al 06$.; August, 81 Oh al O44
Corn, dull; June, 7019c; July, 6SA re,
ceipts, $4,000 bushels. Oats, dull; No. 2
white western 62%c; receipts, 1000 bush
els. Rye, dull at 93c; receipts, 600 bush
els. Hay, easy; good TO choice timothy
Sll OOal9 90. Mess pork, old Sl2 80; new
sl3 80. Butter, unchonged. Eggs, firm at
i415c. Crffee, firm at 1890.
TOLEDO. O., May S.--Wheat, firm; cash
and May 81 O6M; June 81 o.; July %aG;;;
August 971l &C.; December 81 0O4. Corn, dull
and steady; cash 70Kc; May 694c., Oats,
nniet: cash Size Clover Seed, dull cash
and NAV 81 %. Receipts-Wheat, l6,oOo
bushels: corn 5000 bushels; oats, 200 bush
els. Shipments-Flour, l,OOO oarrels'
wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bush
els; oats, 400 bushels.
c CINCINNATI, O., May S.-Cotton, steady;
Flour. quiet. Wheat, easier; No; req
Al Ojai o. ; receipts 1900 bushels shipments
800 bushels Corn, steady: No 26sc. OaOs,
easy: No. 3 mixed SIC. Rye, quiet: NO.
99c pork. weak at $l2 90. Lard, easy at
- MI ,,,ootc and bacon steady.