Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-04-16
Asked.
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

wheeling.
Corrected by ISHAM& DIGBY,; Produce
Commission MerohAnts, 1905 Main street.
These pricSs are BASED upon wholesale lo@
n lots
Butter-Prime to choice creamery, 30g
ISc; choice dairy, 23@25c; common 70 fair
10, lSGI20c; good TO prime country roll, -
a25c; common mixed stock, S9l0c, Good
ienland.
Beesxsr-Is quoted at 329S5c p b.
B.sns-Prime navy p bu., 81 S0@2 40;
marrow fat, 81 1902 so; hand picked me-
Huns, 81 25@2 80. Market doing better.
Buckweat Flour-SH@S1fc p n.
Cheese-ssles in iobbing way Of prime
mild OHIO factory at 9@l2hc; New York
Goshen. l4A@l5c; Sweitzer, 1S@l5c; Linn
berger, l4@l5c.
Dried Fruit-New evsporated pared
peaches, 25@2Sc; impaired do, 15@l6o;
raspberries, 25@3Oc; blsckberries, loo. New
suDdried-Apples, quarters, 6@7c; sliced,
S@9c; peaches, new halves, 6h@7]c; do
quarters. 511@61ic; do pared, l5@1Sc; do
6lackberries, SC; do raspberries, 22925c;
pitted cherries, 10000. New evaporated
apples, 15@17c. Apples in active demand.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, fair demand
at 12@lSc p doz.
Feathers-Choice. 65@7Oc in original
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1920;
choice buckwheat, 16Glsc.
Nuts-shelbarks, 75SS5c; black walnuts,
5O@60c.
onions-6O670c "A bushsl.
Peas-Green, IL 50i9l o. q b.; split, SO
Pota,oes-Near By receipts, 81 IS p Dbl.
Slow demGn! SNeet potatoes, ~ 5O9
275.
Poultry-ihve chickens, 50 1904 90 D
doz; dressed turkeys, l5@l6c; do chickens,
.24l3c; do Cacks, l2tGl3c. Good demand.
Rags-Are steady at l15@l&zc for white
mixed cotton: lHgl 20 for all wool and IL
al &c for mixed.
Sreds-Sales of timothy seed at 81 50;
l IS = bu.; clover, small seed, So Dogs 90;
.srge, s. %, as to quality.
Sweet Cider-Sand refined, 50 0099 50 2
I.nd-.Country prime, &c.
Tallow-Country, exc; city &c.
New YOrE.
new YORK, April l4.-Cotton-Firm
al III 5.l0NIlI ID l6c; futures steady. Flour
Weak; receipts q 0V0 barrels; exports
s 500 barrels. Wheat-Spot lots h(92c
lower, closing with more strength; options
declined l@l &c at the outset, afterwards
this was recovered and prices advanced q
trifie, closing at outside figures; receipts
| 1871 eco bushels; shipments 129, 900 bushels;
No. spring hard 81 l6; No. red 9S55cCg
u COZ; ungraded white 75c; NJ; red
Alril 99c; May, sales lbs, 100 bushels, at
5,t6S1 90. closing at 81 90; June, sales
/. 20 600 bushels, at 81 O0h@l OF, closing
Al 81 OF; July, sales 544,OO bushels, at
81 Olh@1 031s, closing at 81 o.; August,
lies 6I5 900 bushels, at 81 03@l O3H closing
= SIOSH; September at S5c@S1 OAK. Corn
Cash L@&c lower and inactive; options
,ptped 1S(G4c lower, later advanced A9lc
,rd closed strong; receipts 10000 bushels;
} ports lO1 800 bushels; ungraded 40 q
- Hc; No. 55}1@56ci steamer 551a9S974c;
No. 2 April 564c; May 56@5Ic, closing
At sc; June 5I@51sc, closing a. DISC;
luly 5S1I659}sc, closing at 59sc; August
59XGGOLc, closing at 60Hc. 0ats-H9lc
over; receipts $1,000 bushels; exports ll5
bushels; western mixed SSH@3911c; white
western 42@48c. Cofee-Spot fair; Klo
timer and quiet; options 2O9SO points
higher and moderately active. The re-
norted loss of The steamer Reliance, oounu
or New York WITH 1000 bsgs,. had little
or no effect, owing to the smallness OIL the
cargo. Sales of 325 bags Rio No: ! Apru
at S15@S 3Oc; 1850 do May at S.zoygS;4oei
INV At sS56S.55; $500 do August at
5cIa8 6Oc; 1900 do September at 559
CSC: 2,25O co October at S.609S Ioc
snrar-Ouiet and steady; centrifugal CSC;
p fined tirmer; standard A exc. MoIssses
NDemspd active; Cuba pc; n. o. 2S(955c
Rice-StesJy and in moderate demand: Pc.
troleum-Siroag: United 94Ac; refined
SIC, Tallow-Stesdya at 1907 S-Pc. Rosln
Dull. Turpentine - Steady. ESgssII-
Western fresh dull and lower at ISn
n 15Hc. Porks-Mess dull old mess Sl6 10
Si9 40. Cut Meats-Nominal; short clear
~ Lsrd-Western steam spot IS $40
3 S.: NAV IS 56@s SO; June s. 66GSS 6S;
Jrly As 736S IS; August S. S29S So. But
fsT.DuIl and easier at S@S4c. CHEESE
Quiet and steady.
Cuc,eo, April l5.-Visible supply OF
srain April II as compiled by the Secretary
of the Chicago Board OF Trade: wheat
% Die. 600 bushels; corn, 16, 450OOO busheis;
cats. 3 9s7 900 bushels; rye, l, 742OOO bush
ais: barley, I,O72,O00 bushels. Grain In
store April IA: wheat, lO.SO2 600 bushels;
corn, $50 600 bushels; oats, LOTT OVV bu Sc
els; rye, /. $4,000 bashels; barley, lS9VOo
bushels; total all kinds, %, $4,000 ousneiS;
anne time last year. l6,242,OoO ousneIs'
In addition 10 above there is atioat IN mar
tor wheat, al 600 bushels; corn, l, ll6,OO0
tnshels: oats, l02, 900 bushels. Grain ahost
sat year. wheat, 7I3, 90 bushels; corn, l.
,6S 600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
EIonr--Ip improved demand but nominal
~ unchanged. Wheat-Demsnd active;
Snened higher. but under the influence OF
rec offering declined As94c, then followed
tesdy buying, numerous outside orders
heinS receiyed, and prices advanced lAg
nc ruled a shade easier, and closed lag
1Eo over Yesterday. Visible showed . de-
crease of 1855. 600 bushels. Foreign advlces
onoted at a steady feeling. Sales ranged:
Anil 796slc, closed at S0Ac; May SSzg
SIC. closed at S5c; June s5@SI &c, closed
At s7iSc; No. Chicago spring 79StSetc:
cIossd at sOXc. Corn-Demand active out
nnsettlSd: opened steady, soon declined
Xc rallied lal%c with July lesding and
cIosedH &c higherfor May. Nc higher tor
Inns and &c higher for July than yester'
Ssy. cash 45%@4Sssc; April 44AStSAc.
closed at 45hc; May 4sSs@5oc closed AZ
saNo: June 5OH@51Sc, closed at 5lS9
Sic; July 52H@5SHc closed at o9se;
Lnrust ic over July. Oats-In fair demand
ssS firm: cash 2sH@3lHc; April 2sA @
sic; May s15s@S2Nc; June S2HSS!A:;
closed at S2Ac; July SlStSS2Ac, c,osrS
A. saS<c: wear z7Kc. Rye-Q1iet at 52Se
SSEc. Bsrley-Qliet 1t 81 h9Toc FAX
SssS- Quiet at 81 "a. Pork-ln gord de-
msnd but very irregular; opened laSsoI