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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

cans dozen IN n't Case, sI Is doa,; Fancy
Drlps. .bbls.. Use: (2c addition In half bar
rels); New Orleans moasses, choice new,
zoe; prime, SIC; .3-lb quart cans 2-doz.
case. sl35g1.65 doz; bakers goods, lSe
powder. 3oaoOc: iinperiai. 4u155c; Japan.
2S1t5c; Oolong. 2l0S1c: Soucnang. 4s0i0c
Cand'es-Star, full VT, 1O1a;c; .paraiine,
per lb, 12c; Electric Light. per h., lie.
standard city brands. 1eM1lc per gallon,
country, lSal5c per gallon as 10 duai1ty.
lsh-No. l mackerel, go lbs. zoo fsh,
$500; No. ] extra mackerel 1a-bbi, new,
100 lbs, 100 fish, $3.50
II REice-Fancy pearl, 6ci choice pearl, SAC;
falr domestic. SIC; fancy mead. ,e
Salt-No. l, per Dbl, $1.15; extra, per Dbl,
Sl35; dairy fine 5-bu. sacks. $1.15
Provisions-Schenks medium S.: C..
mans, nAc; 2o-ib average, 111se; 8. {.
1Hac.
Canned Goods-3-lb. fancy tomatoes 90c;
u.s.. Hartford CO. standard corn. soc: 2-lh
peaches, yellow free, $3.50; Rib. standard
ia bic $50; California lemon cling peaches
cove oysters, s1.O0; Acorn Standard string
beans Zoe; Glib can corn beef, $3.50: lib
can chiP 3 beef s225; lib can lunch
oil-Lard extra western. strained Soc
carbon OIL no. sac; carbon, 49, exc;
water white, 9lac; Lewis miners winter
white 4Sc; summer white, 32c.
Silver Left, tierces, SIC. The advance for
smaller packages over tierces is as fol-
lows: Tubs, sc; 50-lb. tins, 14c; 20-lb.
tins, ssc; 10-lb. tins, &c; BIB. tins, 1sc; j.
H.. tins. lie.
Sugars-Cutloaf, 6.32c: cubes, 6o7c; pow
dered, 5.92c; .granulated, coarse, 5.S2c;
granulated, fine, 5S2c; Columbia A, Sic;
m A xxTI,t In.
c, 5.02c choice fruit sugar, 4S7e
Coffee-Green coffee, fancy golden Rio.
1ec; fancy green. loc; choice green. 14Ac;
roasting grades. 10Rc: Java 261ac, Roast
ed in packages, Arrow. II. lac; Panhandle,
i: lac; Arbuckle & Co.'S roasted, II. lac;
Lion, 1114c; bulk roasted, 29c; Mocha and
government Java roasted, CSC; Mocha and
Java, 2Sc; A grade Rio. 23c.
Brooms-Ordinary sweeping, s2.1003. 90
per dozen; carpet, s3.10Q3 so; stable, s.. rs;
whisps, 500; hearth. s1.00.
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WOOL.

BOSTON, May 15.-The American
Wool and Cotton Reporter will say of
the wool trade tomorrow:
While the market has shown no pro-
nounced activity, there are not want
ing evidences of a manifestation of
greater interest in the situation on the
part ofthe consumers and on Tuesday
Of this week. few of the large mills
were reported in the market and they
are believed TO have taken on some
wool. The actual amount of business
consummated during the week under
review, however, is not large, the sales
not exceeding 100000 pounds. The
purchasing is still mostly of hand to
mouth character, very few consumers
showing any disposition to largely an
ticipate their wants. While the market
has ruled quiet. prices are as a whole
well maintained.
The sales for the week in Boston
amounted to 3.445.000 pounds domestic.
and $4,000 pounds foreign. making a
total of 100000 against a total of O.
100000 for the previous week and to-
tai of 1881 900 for the corresponding
week last year. The sales since Janu-
airy 1st amount to S5,31o900 pounds
against 57,96S,900 pounds for the cor
responding time last year.
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NEW YORK, May 15.-Tin in the
local market for metals again took )
lower level, due chiefly to lack OF
speculative interest here and in sympa-
thy with the weakness abroad. Values
in London declined 81, dropping spot
to f121 15s and futures TO ELS los.
Before the local market settled loss
of 40 points was scored and the markes
closed weak in tone at S26.10G26.50.
Iron markets were dull and easy but
not quotably lower. Pig iron warrants
S9.50Ql0.50. Northern foundry st5.25
@l65e. Southern foundry Sl4.00G15.50
and soft Southern S13.e0G15s50 Glas-
cow warrants closed at 54s Sd and Mid
diesboro 46s Sd. Lead and spelter once
more ruled inactive and nominally un-
changed at s4.37ia and IS. 500 400 re-
spectively. Copper was without change
to-day but nominally easy in sympathy
with a loss of 3s Sd in London for that
metal. Prices there closed at E6s So
I'd for spot and ET0 for futures. Lake
Superior here closed at SiT.o0, and cast
ing and electrolytic at 1850. The pro-
duction for April is u .4SS tons, against
1885, tons last month. and the total
for the past four months amounts to
SS,60l tons, against S9.260 tons for ths
same period year ago.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, May 15.-Dry weather
and damage claims gave an upward i'm
petus to the wheat market to-day and
July closed &c higher. July corn clos
ed 9sc, and July oats 5s1Ac higher.
MAY corn made new record. so cents
and closed four cents higher. May
oats gained 2h2c, provisions ruled dull
and closed without material change.
weather conditions constituted the
dominant factor in the wheat market,
aided by steady cables. Under a rush
OF yesterdays short sellers to cover
their lines on the failure ofpromised
heavy rains IA the southwest, July
wheat opened a shade to h4Ac higher.
at 711sc to 7lAc. Offerings were une-
quail to the demand and helped by free
buying for export, the market steadily
rose to 71s4c. At this point there was
a moderate movement in profit taking
and reaction to 71A971$sc followed.
This was quickly recovered and the
close was strong &c higher at 715sM
71%c Local receipts were as cars,
two OF contract grade Minneapolis
and Duluth reported 152 cars against
142 last week and us a year ago. Pri-
mary receipts were $4,000 bushels.
Seaboard ciearances were equal to $685.
600 bushels, wheat and -four. Strength
and activity characterized the corn
market. July opened 1sc to Ac high
er at 4434c to 447se and Immediately
broke to 44zs q 44$4c. Almost as quick
ly, it reacted selling to 45%c after
which on profit takings, it receded 10
45Q 451sc. This loss, too, was partially
recovered and the close was strong and
sc higher at 45Ac. May corn broke
all records for the last nine years. The
opening price was unchanged at sac
Phillips bid and got but little, although
he did not stop till so cents had been
reached. At this price Phillips is said
to have accepted private settlements
from three houses for an aggregate OF
$50 600 bushels. After the high point
had been reached quick reaction to
see was recorded. This was followed
by sharp rally to Sc and the close
was &c higher at 5Sc. Despite the high
er bids made by Phillips only 120, 900
bushels were sold to him and this guam
tity is was claimedwill be actually de-
liyered. The advance in May was also
influential in the upturn in July al
though reports of backward farm work
were factors. Receipts were Isl cars,
81 OF contract grade
May oats were also bid up by Phil
lips. The high price OF the crop, sic
fsas scored. There were few offerings
st any time and the bulkof the trading
vas in the July and September which
we're strong on builish. bulletins. on
fial and private and on big local and
outside deman1s. Crops over the
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 15.-The CONNER
cial Advertisers London financial cable
gram says:
Though business was again on an in
finitesimal scale on the stock market
here to-day, the tone was brighter and
niue more hopeful. The settlement
which is concluded to-day discloss moth
ing OF serious nature. Many lame
ducks have been helped and several
small firms will probably succumb yet,
but no such difficulties as have been an
ticlpated by willing pessimists have
developed.
American shares hesitated to open
and then developed much confusion on
account of the departure of brokers
from the usual rule and ,heir delivery
of stocks direct to dealers. Prices be-
gan wide with declines of five points in
the high priced shares and two points
IN the cheaper shares, but generally
above parity. Chicago, Milwaukee q
St. Paul common was the leader with
an advance of points. Business. how
ever, was matter of negotiation.
When New York opened with an ac-
ceptance of Londons lead arbitrageurs
appeared for the first time since there
was hitch in the negotiations for a
compromise of the Northern Pacific
troubles. The close was heavy and
nervous with practically no dealing.
j. P. Morgan returned to AK this
morning.
Money was "a per cent for coal loans,
312 for fixtures, and bills 3%. The
bank lent largely to the market at A
per cent under pressure due to the set
cement and the payment OF two and
one-half millions of treasury bills.
Paris is still inquiring fer gold and
the price is up one farthing to us ga d..
Paris exchange is 25.161a.
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greater part Of the south and especiaI-
" the lower Missouri valley are said
to have suffered from drouth. May OPP
ened where it left on yesterday, 277sc,
and was rushed up TO sic. 1t closed
21sc higher at 3ossc. July sold be-
tween 27Ac and2Sssc and closed $40
&c higher at 2Sss62Si9c. Receipts
were 104 cars. cash sales reported
were 100000 bushels.
Provisions were dull and fairly
steady in sympathy with corn. July
pork closed 71sc lower at s14 20; July
lard unchanged at 81 80 and July ribs
unchanged at 81 50.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat So cars; corn go cars; oats
lao cars; hogs 81 900 head
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Special to White & White.
NEW YORK. My 15.-Cables from
London reported satisfactory settle
ment in that market, with only a few
nnimportant failures occurring. and the
market here opened with fairly steady
tone. albeit irregularity was noticeable
Fresh liquidation of a rather urgent
kind reappeared, particularly in Union
Pacific and the Steel stocks, and this in
turn was followed by a strong decline
all through the list. Late in the after
noon, when it became known that Mr..
Morgan had left for France, and that
an agreement between the warning fac
lions had been reached, support came
into the market. The weakness shown
by Northern Pacific common was con-
firmatory evidence that the severe ten
sion in the affair had been overcome.
and the calling OF ten per cent on the
new 3. G. bonds by the directors Of this
company, ct their session to-day In
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May 15.-General bus
mess in cotton goods is without mater
ial change. Spot demand continues
quiet and mill orders OF about average
extent. Prices in brown and bleached
cottons irregulars DENNIS are stead
Ter in some quarters. Other coarse col
ored goods unchanged. Print cloths
inactive throughout. Prints irregular.
Fine ginghams scarce. Mems wear
woolens and worsteds steady in staples.
fancies irregular. Woolen and worsted
dress goods quiet and irregular.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, May 15.--Cattle, receipts.
.se9 head; market steady to slow;
butchers stock active nd steady: good
to prime steers x5.10q6.o0. cows s2.s5
n4.S5; heifers s285G4s5: bulls $1,000
lao. calves stronger s3.T5I525.
s1ogs. opened shade easier. closing
strong; top S5sTh: mixed and butch
ers $5.60l5.S75z: good to choice heavy
s5.T5G5.S5h; bulk Of sales at $3.50
$50
sheep. receipts. 1900 had; sheep
strong to 1oc higher: lambs 10n15c
higher: gooa to choice wethers s4z5a
$50; native lambs s4.zo15.5o.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa, May ls.-Cat-
tie, steadya extra s5.sn9575; prime
Is 4od 1Eood $5.1sQ5.35.
4 r. = prime heavy $500
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Ecston, was proof that the b q. deal
is an accomplished fact
These several Influences. as well as 9
number OF fumors favorable to the posi-
ten OF certain stocks caused reversion
OF feeling and from complete demoral-
ixation the market turned to buoyancy,
accelerated by the covering Of shorts,
which were put out by traders in the
early session. The close w1ss more con-
fident than for some time, and If the
urgent liquidation which was in pro-
gress during the past few days has
ceased, a better tone will hencefor.A
characterize the trading.
]. S. BACEE & co.
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special to the Register

special to the Register.
NEW YORK, May 15.--The fort
nightly settlement in London was made
to-day with very few unimportant fail
ures and was much better than antiei-
pated Most Americans were at a
small premium, ranging as high as 8
per cent.
The New York market opened fairly
firm at slight advances over yesterday
close. Union Pacific sold off badly,
followed by what seemed to be urgent
liquidation in steel stocks. This car
ried the entire market down, the losses
running from 1 to 10 points Liquida-
tion appeared to be over about one
o'clock, and good buying assisted by
covering of shorts gave the market a
strong close. The close on most stocks
was materially higher than yesterdays
close. The corner of Northern Pacific
DIS a thing OF the past, the stock closing
at 1873. Burlington closed at 1875, in
duced by the fact that 10 per cent. had
been called on the new bonds at Bos-
ton. Buying in the steel stocks the
last two hours was gilt-edged, the sales
for the day being very heavy.
Money ranged from 5ls@3, closing
at 3@4, last loan at per cent. Every
body is wearing a broader face, and the
general opinion is the crisis is past.
The sales for the day were 1,456,200
shares. For the week so far the record
stands as follows:
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Flour, Grain md Feed.

Flour-Famous, choice family flour, in
paper, $365 per Dbl; Minnehaha, in cotton
sacks or wood, s435; Galaxy. in paper
sacks, s4.15; spring wheat flour in
sacks, Is paper, $3.50 per Dbl; Pillsbury's
in paper, S4.25; Gold Coin, $40 in cotton
or wood; S420 in paper; Loyal $3S5 in
paper; Reliance in wood or cotton. S4.55;
in paper, $4.15; Winter Wheat, Silver Lake
in Is paper, $500; rye flour, in " barrel
sacks, $3.50.
Wheat-Per bushel, S09S5c
Corn-55G60c.
OatS-We stern, out of store 3SG40c:
home, new, 32035c.
Feed-Middlings, per ton, 5000; bran,
per ton. $1,000.
Hay-No. l baled, $500; loose, $4,000
1900
Straw-Loose, $500; baled, $780,
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4sreeu stun.

Parsley -1o@ssc per dozen, as to size.
Lettuce-S0c@$1 90 bushel
,onions-12sk daoc per dozen. according to
size
Radishes-2o925c per Dozen
Cabbage Florida, $2.50Q2.75 per crate.
Celery-.-Florida, 5oG75c bunch.
Peas-$1.2 Is per bushel
Beans--$2.50 per bushel.
Turnips-Old. s100a1.25 per barrels SOC
per bushel.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per barrel; 75c per
bushel
Beets-New, 4oc per dozen.
Carrots-25c per dozen
Spinach-Home, 50GfY5c per barrel.
kale-S1 00Ql.25 per barrel.
,Asparagus-Very. fine and in large sup
ply at 40G50c per dozen
Rhubarb-25G130c bunch.
Tomatoes-Floridas, $3.50; choice, $500
per crate. of six baskets.
ucumbers-95c@s1.2 Is per dozen for Gin
cinnati hot house, for choice.
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THE LOCAL MARKETS
SHOWED BUT SLIGHT CHANGES
DURING THE WEEK.

Oranges Are Up Slightly, and Green
stuff Shows a Disposition to De-
cline-SOme Grades of Butter Are
Slightly LOwer-GrOccries Firm
and Unchanged - Flour shows
Slight Changes, and Feed is
Steady-Lfve Stock Figures Are
the Same, Except Sheep and
Lambs.
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MiscelIaneou. Produce.

Butter-Creamery. 2593oc: choice coun-
try. 15c; country, good 10Q15c; country,
light, 10c; butterine, 11G14c.
Eggs-11G12c per dozen.
Navy Beans-Handpicked, s2.15 per blu.
Cheese-Prime Ohio factory. s15110c;
New York, lac; Limburger, 1211c; SWEET
yer, lac.
Lard-9@9isc per pound
Honey-16c per pound.
Potatoes-50c per bushel.
Nuts-Brazil. sc per pound; English wal
nuts, 12c; pecans. lie; almonds, lie; fill
berts 13c; walnuts Acc bushel.
Seed Potatoes-Season over
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Live Stock.

Cattle-Extra, 1000 to 1900, s5.O0G5. 25;
good, 900 to 1000. s4.75@5o0; good. 500 to
900, $4.5044. IS; common, 600 to $780, So. 50d4 90;
bulls. $4,000 90.
Hogs-Extra. s5eo6575; good, S. 25@5. 50;
common S4.50tQ5.00.
Sleeps 75Q4. Is; lambs, $50095 so; spring
lambs, S00GS.00.
Fresh Cows-S25. O0@35. 90
CalVes-$5. 50@6.00; grassers, $3006400.
Following are the quotations furnished
by the Union Stock Yards:
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THE STOCK nARKE1
CLOSED STRONG,
AFTER A DECLINE AROUND ABOUT
NOON THAT PROMISED TO
LEAD TO WORSE THINGS.
MONEY MARKET WAS EASY
RANGING AS Low AS THREE PER
CENT, AND CLOSING Al FOUR.

The transactions in United States
Steel Were Heavy, AsGregating
Over 100000 Shares--The North
ern Pacific Corner Said to be n
Thing of the Past, Although De-
finite Settlement Does Not Appear
to Have Been Madeline Quota
lions and sales of Yesterday.
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Pittsburg Closing Prices.
PITTSBURG, May 15.-Window
glass 511a@51&; preferred 92A.
Ice %
Crucible, 225s@927s; preferred $3.50
S31a.
Brewing, preferred 45%.
Monongahela Coal 127s@13.
Marsden 6Q6h.
Pittsburg Coal 32@S2A; preferred
95A@95&.
Bessemer Sc; preferred 163
Philadelphia 4S%@48%.
Switch o4@65.
Air Brake 184%.
Fire Proof 34%.
Cit. Traction, 70.
Con Traction, preferred Ga.
Bonds-Brewing 13; Ann. Trust 161
OLGA. MASTEN.
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N. P. HOLDINGS SOLD.

BERLIN May 15.-It is authoritative
ly confirmed that the Deutschebank
has not sold its holdings of Northern
Pacific to Kuhn, Loeb & Company.
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Close: Money
on call firm at 4@6 per cent; last loan
4 ruling rate 5.
Prime mercantile paper 4@4A per
cent.
Sterling exchange easier with actual
business in bankers bills at 81 SIS a
IS for demand and at 81 S41a for 60
days; posted ratesS4 S51a and 81 49,;
commercial bills 81 s31a94 81.
Silver certificates soc.
Bar silver 591sc-
Mexican dollars 4S1ac.
Government bonds strong,
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NEW YORK, May 15.-We get the
following from a good source:
The bond issue in Union Pacific not
important. The road will be taken over
by st. Paul and Northern Pacific on
basis Of o72 per cent bonds at $50. The
B. @. deal will go through and Rookie
feller and Hartman have the greatest
combination. The market should be a
big purchase. The buying of steel
stocks was gilt edged. DICK.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FORTUNES quickly made in OIL Write
for new booklet Dust outl. also special
bulletin and advices on oil investments,
mailed free BECKLEY & CO, BANKERS,
90 Broadway. New York myiae&da
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HOWARD HAZLETT & SON. !

FOR sALu.
INVESTMENT BONDS.
Indianapolis & Greenfield Rapid Transit
Co.'S 5s
City of Columbus school bond, 3t4s.
Citizens Street Railway OF lndianapo-
lis, IS.
Lakewood. Ohio. Municipal Is.
Detroit. Rochester, Romeo & Lake Orion
Railroad Co.'S SIS.
Central Vermont Railway Cos Is
Chicago 81 Milwaukee Electric Railway
Co. S SIS
Reading Co. 49,
Wheeling q Lake Erie Con. Is.
Printed list Of cur investment bonds sent
on application.
WHITE a WHITE.
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTMENTS.
Private Wires.
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STOCKS AND BoNDs.
STOCKS FOR SALE.

STOCKS FOR SALE.
La Belle Iron Works.
Wheeling Traction Company.
+. w. Banner Company.
Century Glass Company
Riverside Pottery Company.
Wheeling Pottery Company.
Wheeling STEEL & Iron Company
Wheeling Bridge Company.
BONDS
Detroit. Rochester & Romeo. per cent?
20 years.
Wheeling Traction Company per cent,
due in 1920
Industrial stocks bought and sold direct
on New York Stock Exchange.
SIMPSON & TATUM.
Room City Bank Building, Wheeling.
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NEW YORK, May 15.-By noon liqui-
dation had ended and big interests were
again talking ballish. The market de-
veloped aggressive strength during the
last hour, and the whole list took on
new life. B. @. rose to 1876, and it is
believed the deal will go through. Lon
don bought about 10000 shares OF
stocks. Northern Pacific common broke
to 1879. The market closed healthy with
a better feeling
r1rrIy r,roOC p IN
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Stocks.
J. Open. High. Low. Clio
Chicago Closing Prices

ChIcago CIosinE Prices.
CHICAGO, May 15.-May wheat 71Ac
bid; July 715s@71%c.
May corn 5Sc; July 45Ac.
May oats 30ssc; July 2S3sc.
May pork s14 81; July s14 70; Sep
TENDER $14 AZ.
May lard 81 80; July 81 80 bid; Sep
TENDER 81 90 bid.
May ribs IS OF; July 81 IS; Septem-
Der 81 80.
MASTEN.
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The Clearing House.

Manager Alex. Mitchell. OF the Wheel
Ing Clearing House, yesterday reported as
follows:
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Fruits.


Chickens-Live, ss.5oa4oo per doz; sa1oc
per pound.
Ducks-ss 0o@3.50 live: dressed, AGl1c.
Turkeys-From 16c to 2oc per pounA NJ
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Yesterdays Prices.

Yesterdays Prices.
Special to White & White.
The following table shows the opening,
high, low and closing prices of stocks on
Wall street yesterday;
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The HazIeft Quotatians.

The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett q Son, brokers, Ma
tional Exchange Bank Building:
NE WORK Nav Is.
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REGISTER OE

REGISTER OFFICE, May Is 1901
The local markets present no features of
Importance this week, the quotations be-
ing generally unchanged
Green stuff has tendency to fall of
owing to the advancing season. We quote
peas, beans and strawberries this morn
ing. A carload of the latter is due to ar
rive to-day. The grocery market was
quiet and steady. and few changes in
prices are recorded There have been
heavy receips of sugar the first few DAYS
of the week in preparation for the usual
summer demand.
Live stock is steady. the only changes
in prices being as to sheep and calves.
We quote as follows
Fruits.
Strawberres--North Carolina. 14al5c.
Apples-Fruit house, Aeo per barrel
misunderstanding from 81 90 to 81 90 ac-
cordtng TO quality and size.
Demons-From $500 TO $500, the latter
for extra fancy.
Oranges California navels, s. 7563. 90.
seedlings, 81 25H2.50
Limes--Sl. eaQ91. IS.
Pine Apples-Range from &C to 1zc each
Cocoanuts-5ee per doz.: $500 per sack.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

NEW YORK, May 15.--Market closed
with better tone than for some days
past and better feeling all round.
ASHWELL & co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

NEW YORK. May 15.-As 1 under
stood, the Northern Pacific matter has
been settled so far as the shorts are
concerned, but nothing has been actu
ally settled between themselves. My own
belief Is that there will be lot of liqui
cation. The banks will insist upon
this A good deal of this trouble has
been due to the enormous amounts of
money borrowed by certain firms with
Chicago connections. MANSON.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

NEW YORK. May 15.-No doubt the
fight in the bar room is over Go in.
have best assurance that Morgan-Har-
rinan fight is over. BACHE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16
Yesterdays Sales.

Total sales. 1856, 200 shares.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16

NEW YORK, May ID think we
have seen the worst. BRYAN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-05-16
YESTERDAYS LATE ADVICES,

- II Vt TtNE
Total sales, 1,456. 200 shares.