Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-14
PRODUCE.
WhaalinR.

=. Beans-Hand picked Isvy 81 LOG
l 50 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-Nsw evsporsted pare
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lO@l2c
r~aspbsrries l7@l8c; blackberries 7@8,
New sundried, apples, quartered, 2@239
sliced, 4@5c; peaches, new halves, 4s@63c
do quarters, dose; d. pared l59lsc
pittsd cherries $3.50. New evaporate,
apples 59ec. Market on Dried Fruit nom
insl: demand good.
C~heese-Ssles in q joAJing way Of primt
mild Ohio factory at 9@l23c; New Yoss
l4}@l5c; sweitEsr l0iSlSc; LimbergeT
@l2c.
Egps-Strictly fresh stock at 10 to IL,
D doz.; supply fair and demand good.
Feathsrs-Chcice, 5OSP6c in originS
packages, 4(66c mose in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, l39l4;.
choice buckwheat. l2@l4c.
Nnts-SSelbsrks, Coo per bushel; blacl
wAInuts, S9@40c.
Potatces-Choice 60c per bushel; com
mon soc per bushel; demand fair.
~Pouitry-Live c~hickens. old 81 Esq
I 90 g iozea: spring chickens, 81 ESQ
1 90 rood demand
Rsys--Steady at IA9lic for white mix
Cd cotton; l@lic for all wool and lac
L. for mixed.
seads-Tmothy seed q 1902 so p e
oushei; clover, small seed II %; larg e
81 rs az 10 quality.
SWEET cider-Courtry sweet 81 5h9
4 so per barrel; crab cider Sc OO@7 30
per barrel Demand fair.
Lard-Country prime, 53@6c., demand
fair.
Apples, green, p Dbl. choice $1,000
LIS; demand good. .
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; demand
good. ,
Onions 9Oc@$l 90 per bushel; demand
fair.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys So so per
barrel; seed 81 Is; demand good.
Turnips 5O@75c per barrel; very slow
Onion Sets, 81 5O@2 rs per bushel, &C,
cording to grade.
Bunch Onions, new, Ace per dozen.
HALE, 81 25@l 80 per barrel.
NOW tOTh'
New YoRK, April l3.-Flour-Receipts
l2246 barrels; exports 5,455 barrels;
II, 273 sacks; market dull and eecliniDgi
sales l4,700 barrels common to good ex.
ira western and State So 35@G So; good
to choice and Extra western do So 60@5 %;
common to good choice So COOS 25; com
mon 10 choice white wheat IS O0@5 10;
fancy do s5 1905 IS; common to choice
Ohio So l5@5 %; patent Minnesota extra
good to prime 81 1905 10. Wheat
Lower; receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
l39,l85 bushels; sales 6,l68,O 900 bushels
futures; 10000 bushels spot; No. 2 spring
9O3c; ungraded red S6@99c; No. 2 rec
92sc; No. l red 99c; No. l white 95ci
No. 2 red May 9OI@9llc, closing at 90tci
June 9l8@92c, closing at 81 &c; July
9l.@9lBc, closing at 81 sc; August 9i4@
92ic, closing at 81 9c; September 92s@93c
closing at 92so; October 93!@93Ic,~ closing
at csc; November 94ic; December $3.50
&c, closing at 96sc. Coru-Loweri
receipts $500 bushels; exports l63, 224
bushels; sales 944, 900 bushels futures
So, 900 bushels spot; ungrsded 4l!@45c
steamer 45@45ic; No. 2 453@46c; No.
April 45ic; May 4&@46fc, closing a
46sc; June 463@463c, closing at 463c.
July 47@47tc, closing at 47tc; Angus
47i@475c; steamer April 45c. Oats
Moderately active; receipts $500 bushels
exports 40 952 bushels; mixed western s.
639Bc; white do 40@46c. Hsy-Firm
shipping zoe. Hops-Quiet Coffee
Options q shade lower; sG'es 1880 bags
April to May f.l5c; June to JAruar!
lose. Sugar-Firm and more active
refined steady. Psrolenm-Steady; United
closed at 75Ec. Tsllow-Stesdy and quiet
Turpentine-Quiet and firm. Eggs
Quiet aud STEADY; receipts 1896 pack
sges. WOOL Steady; domestic 27@36c
pulled loose; Texas 9@22c Pork
Steady but quiet. Cut Meats-tirm
picked shoulders 4J@5c do hams SS@
SIC. Lsrd-Higher; western steam spo
Sc 22{; April Sc OS@6 ~ May Sc l3G
6 10; June IS 1906 80; July S6 26@
6 %; August Sc 32@6 Sat; Septembe
Sc 80; October Sc 1896 Al. Butter
Dull aud weaker; western b. .,I"sS2", Il
gin creamery 34c. Cheese-Steady; west
ern S3@lO!c.
OhieaS0.
CHICAGO, April Is. - Values touche
lower points to-day than yesterday, moi
outstanding the decrease in the visibl
supply, according to official figures, OF owe
one million bushels The market "a nc
without strength. At the opening price
we're quite firm at the advance OF ic owe
; Mondays latest quotations. But the az
vance could not be explained in any va
and failed to meet With a general belle
Offerings became very lsrge. with few bu,
ers, aud under this pressure the msrkt
ssgged eff from Tic bid for May to 763t
rallied to 77!c and closed at about III,
. 6gure at | o'clock After moor the wes'
uess was again pronounced, May declinir
to IS | Ice and closing at 16 IL Ice Flol
Dali and unchanged. Wheat-0pene
strong but closed weak Sales range
April 723@I3Ic, closed at 72c; May II
Z 677{c, closed ct II 3.l6c; Jnne 7S IL
l 6T9ic, closed at 70 lice; No 2 sprir
e 7s@76c; No. 3 spring 66@6sc. Coz
Dali and easy cash 334@36c; April3:
@33Ic, closed at S34c; May 81 5-l6@3s
o closed at 3Ssc; June 37s@3S BIG
" closed ut 31sc. Osts-Dull; cash 25jt
2sIc; April 26c; May 29s@29ic, Jul
3Os63Ofc, closed at 3Osc. Rye-Frr
No. 257@59c. Bsrley-Dull; No. 2 co
Flaxseed-No. l 81 06. Mess Pork,
Is Opsned at 2i@5c higher; declined l2i
IT l5c; rallied 2i@5c and cloeed quiet; ca
S9 1903 Is; Nay 80 1908 25c, clos
at 50 l5@9 III June 81 l7I@9 3:
ls closed at 50 2O@9 229. Lsrd-Acti
70 and easy; 2ic lower; cash s. s74; NJ
IS s5G5 90c, closed at S. S7l@5 g
June s. soG5 s.. closed at s. 90@5 9:
u Boxed Meats-Steady; shoulders s. 90
= 4 10; short rib S. 27i@5 30; short clt
g S. SOFAS 65. Whisky-Stesdy at 81
Sugavs-Unchanged. Batter - Low
creamery 29@3llc; dairy lag 24c. e.
-l0i@lle.
"A CiactnnA2s.
err CINCINNATI. O., April l3.-Cottot
10 Strong and higher; middling Sc. Flour