Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-12

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EGGs-Strictly fresh pennsylvania and
Ohio. in cases, 14al5c; goose eggs, 4Oa59c
per doz; duck eggs, 25a26c per dOz.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 75aSOc per
pair; live chickens, small, 6Oa7Oc; ducks,
SOa9Oc per pair, as TO size; geese, not
plucked, 81 GOAL 20 per pair; plucked, 5Oa
15c per pair; turkeys, 13al4c per pound;
dressed fowls, l4al5c per pound: spring
chickens, 16a17c per pound; ducks, l7alSc
per pound; turkeys, l9a2Oc per pound;
geese, 10allc,per pound.
Some local operators report hrmer
market for choice old potatoes, but we
make no change in our quotations. All
kinds of new. crop vegetables continue to
meet with increasing demand, and prices,
while without Quota0le change, continue
oflsh. as is to be expected.
EARLY VEGRTABLEs-HaVana potatoes
soar per barrel; Havana onions, 81 50a2 o.
per crate: Bermuda onions, 81 90a3 90 pc
crate: Florida cabbage S3a3 % per crate
Florida tomatoes q 00a5 90 per crate; straw
berries, 30a40c per quart; asparagus,
Charleston, 50a60c; spinach, 81 OOa2 % per
barrel; ka1e, 81 GOAL 90; radishes, 40a50c per
doz; green onions, 20a25c per doz; cucum-
bers. $la1 so per doz; Florida peas and beans
&2a2 % per crate; lettuce, per doz, 5Oa60c;
per barrel $3a4 so.
POTATORs-Car lots on track, white stock,
75aS0c per bushel; from store choice stock,
S5ca90 per bushel; Jersey sweet potatoes,
81 75a5 90; Jersey culs, sweet potatoes,
So 00a3 %.
CELERY-Per doz, 8Oa6Oc for choice fancy.
ONION SETS Erie, sc C0a6 % per bushel;
other kind, a 50a5 90.
TURNIPs-Purple tops 81 % per barrel;
rutabagas 81 90 per barrel.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese 55a6Oc; NO.
I a 1g.E v,fx
HoNEY-New crop, white clover, in lib
sections, 19al7c per pound; Glib sections,
14al5c per pound; buckwheat l2al5c per
HoMIxY-.New 50 90 per barrel of 200
pounds.
MAPLE SwEETs-Maple syrup, new crop,
per gallon, S0aS5c.
Substantially seed. q 35a2 40; clover,
50 20a9 As; blue grass, 81 40al 10
CmRR-Country sweet, per barrel 50 GOA
80; sand refined, sc 0Oa7 20.
BEANs-New crop Of New York and
Michigan beans, 81 LOAF % per bushel; i'm
ported in 200 pound bags 81 OOa2 10 per
0ushel; Lima, new, 41Sc.
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-24a215cp per pound.
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE bull clique in
the wheat market were after big game TO-
dav, and they bagged some of it. The ia
TO be the person aimed at, and he was
crowded numerically. John Cudahy IS
the ostensible head of the bull clique. He
was accorded q settlement on from two to
three millions Of May wheat, it is said, at
SIC per bushel, which settlement leaves
Partridge a poorer man by about $3.50, 00O
than he was before. The excitement
though intense was not what usually at
tends a big jump of &c per bushel in the
market. Nobody had any May wheat for
sale excepting the clique The crowd was
generally out of it and was determined 10
keep out. They were afraid Of the stuff,
they said They confined their attention
TO July wheat As soon as Partridge had
made the private settlement the manipula-
tors let the price drop three cents. But
Partridge is not out Of the woods yet. He
is understood to be still short enough to
lose him another 100000 besides his
losses to-day. For once it is said Psrd-
ridge was a ratified individual, He was
led from his house this morning by his two
sons, and one or the other OF the boys was
at his elbow every minute OF the exciting
scenes of the session. Since Partridge
got his full line out the market has adj
yanced lie bushel. He has most Of his
trades margined up to 9la93c, and was to-
day putting forth tremendous efforts to get
into position to further protect his in
terests. Aside from what seemed to be
gigantic effort to squeeze Partridge and
other may shorts, the features Of tO-day's
trading in wheat was comparatively small.
Corn was strong at the opening, but later
became weak and steady decline fol-
lowed. Oats, little doing and lower. Pro
visions, fairly active and lower. Flour,
unchanged. Wheat, cash, No. spring S411s
as4sIc; No. spring 65s77c; No. red s41sa
S4slc; April s2sS6c, closing at S4SIs5c;
May S3&as7c, closing at S69<ac; July 1874
391Sc; April 392Ia40SSc, closing at 40c;
May 401Sa4lSfc. closing at 40&c; July 4l$I
a43c, closing at 42c. Oats, cash. No. ?, 29c;
May 2S&a3Oc, closing at 2STc; June 2S55a
903tc, closing at 2S5sc; July 2Sl4a298c,
closing at 2Sl{c. Rye, No. 2, SOC. Barley,
No 2, &c. Flaxseed, 81 10, Timothy seed,
S426. Mess Pork, cash $40 25; MAY SIG 20
al6 521f, closing at sl6 20; July, SIG sega
IL 75, closing at sl6 80; September SIG asa
10 S715, closing at $l7 80 Lard, cash, 90 20;
MAY 50 70a9S0 closing at 80 90; July 80 I0a
g2I5, closing at 50 15; September 50 SOa
10 10, closing at 81 So. Short ribs, cash
SO 2Oa9 so; May and July 50 171Sa9 4215,
closing at 80 20; September 80 2Oa9 421S.
closing at 50 22J&. Shoulders, 50 25a9 371S
short clear 50 80. Others, unchanged.
Receipts-Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat,
los. 600 bushels; corn, a, 600 bushels: oats,
l42, GOO bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; barley,
80, 600 bushels. Shipments-Flour, 10000
barrels; wheat, q, coo bushels; corn, $4,000
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels; barley, 10000 bushels.
NEW YORK, April n.-tlour, receipts
40, 0O0 barrels; exports 5000 barrels; sales
%, 900 packages; export market more &C
tive. Wheat, receipts $4,000 bushels;
exports 5000 barrels; sales, 4,sS5,O 600 bush
els futures and 415, 900 bushels spot; spot
market firm; No. l S414aS41c; options
fairly active; No. red May 771Sa191Sc,
closing at 77%c; June 7S9Sa794c, clos
ing at 79c; July 795SaSl4c, closing at
SO4c; August S01SaSl2Sc, closing at s0]c;
September SlllaS2s%c, closing at sl%c;
December S41Sc. Corn, receipts, 5000
bushels: exports $4,000 bushels; sales 49,
600 bushels futures and 5000 bushels spot;
market frmer; ungraded mixed 5Oa56c;
Nav 47ISc; June An a4Sc, closing at 411fc;
July 4SIa4gkc, closing at 4Sl(c. Oats,
receipts, 1000 bushels; exports, $1,000
bushels: sales $4,000 bushels futures and
60 600 bushels spot; market quiet; May
SSlSaS4Ss, clhsing at $3.50; June 34a34SIc,
closing at 34Ilc: July 34l3 a S5c, closing at
S4sSc; No. Chicago SSc. May hops quiet.
Wool firm; domestic fleece 27a37c; pulled
26aS7c; Texas l7a2lc. Cut Meats, quiet.
Lard, lower; western steam $40 %; May,
July and September 80 90. Pork, quiet;
old mess s17 50alS 90. Butter, unsettled;
western dairy 1sa23c; creamery 23a2Sc.
Cheese, steady. Eggs, western 1870.
Tallow, quiet Cottonseed Oil, quiet.
Petroleum, quiet at 69c. Resin. quiet.
Turpentine, quiet. Rice. firm. Alolasses,
firm. Coffee, steady at 5aloc up. Sugar,
firm.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, April 11.-Flour,
firm. Wheat, weaker; No. ? red April 759{a
60. Nav 76lla66sIc; June 77Aa77tle;