Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-21
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Butter-DemRnd t8lr. Cnolce creamery
25c; country choice lO@llc; good coun.
try 7@9c; common SOLE; butterine
l3@l8e; supply increasing.
Beeswax-Quoteds at 25(328c y ID.
Beans-Hsnd picked navy 81 OO@
20 per bushel; unstable.
Dried Fruit-NeW eVapOrsted psre'
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lO9l2
raspberries l7@l8c; bla,:kberries 7C@6
New sundried, apples, qus.rtered, l!@2
sliced, 495c; peaches, new halves, 43953
do quarters, 495c; d. pared l59lec,
pitted cherries $3.50. New evsporsts
apples 5@sc. Market on Dried Fruit noo
inal; demand moderate.
Cheese-Sales in q joHIing way of prim,
mild Ohio factory at 99l24c; New Yorl
l43@l5c; SweitEsr l09l3oi Linbe-ger 8
Ole.
Eggs-strictly fresh stock at 90lOc
dos. supply fair and demand good.
Feathers-Choice, SPOUSE In origips
packages, 4(a6c more in synan lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1894
choice buckwhest, l2@l4d
Nuts-ShelbaEks, Coo pet busheli black
SAuutS, OOODtOC,
Potatoes-Choice As to t$)c per bushel
common 40 to 45c per bhshel; demand
slow.
Poultry-Liye chickens old 81 OO@
50 y dozen; spring chickens, s. 500
/ 80 Good demand.
Rags-Stesdy at lt9lic for white mia
ed cotton; l@l}c for all wool and l!@
J. tor mixed.
Sseds-Timothy seed q 10 per bushel;
clover, email seed sc 90; large 81 90, as
to quality. Market sbopt closed. Hun
gsrian $ll5 per bushel; Golden Millet
81. 25 per bushel.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 81 O99
3 so Per BARREL crab cidet &c 0O@7 80
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-Counry prime, 5I@6c., demand
fair.
Apples, green, p Dbl. Choice $l.75@
200; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions--Bermuda 81 1898 90 per
bushel. Bunch Onions, new, 20@25c per
dozen. Good demand.
Lettuce-At 81 60 per bushel.
Peas-New 81 50@2 OOin bushel boxes.
Rhubarb, l5@2Oc per dozen punches;
slow demand.
Spinuach-At 75c per bushel.
New York.
NEE YogK, May 2O.-Flour-Receipts
l7.524 barrels; ext ports 6,5l3 barrels, g.
~ sacks; market heavy; sales u 500
49, 80 wn.-'-Rsceipts 81 400 bush.
ala: exports 1855 sG.--!hsla; spot ! @ic
higher, with less interest from eAr,t'eFS'
options advanced l@l1c, closing hrm;
sales III ,2O0 bushels futures l56, OOO bush
els spot; No. Chicago e7@913c; No
northern 9l3c; ungraded red Sl@944c;
No. 2 red size +. O. b.; No. l red 94!c;
No. ! white 92c; No. red June $500
sSc, closing at size; July S7i@S64c,
closing at 88!c; August 878@S83c, clos
ing at SS3c; September SSs@S9fc, clos
ing at S9Ic; October S9!@9O4c, closing
at sole; November 9OI@9l!c, closing at
9llc; December 9l@92sc, closing at 9ZSc;
March 94@95Sc, closing at 95sc; May
96@97Sc, closing at 97sc. Corn-STot
&c higher on No. ;, others steady; export
demand light; options s@!c higher, closed
firm and quiet; receipts 267 200 bushels;
exports 25,5l5 bushels; ssles,4SO, 600 bush
els futures; lac, 900 bushels spct; ungraded
39@42c; No. 40@42c; steamer 45c; No
No. 2 May 47i@474c, closing at 4l3c;
June 462c, closing at 46Ic; July 1890
46lc, closing at 463c; August 46S947c,
closing at 47c; steamer May 445@l5c
Os,s-Moderately active; receipts LOO
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; mixed
western S694Oc; white do 42@4Tc. Hay
Steady and quiet Cofee.-Spot fair;
Rio Grmer at 9f@9sc; options fairly ac-
tivs and steady; sales rs, $50 bags; May
7T5c; June 7.65c; July 1907. Au'
gust 7.4O; September I 30@735c; Geo.
Der, November and January 1889; De
eemher ! 3O67.35c. Sugsr-Dull and
weak; fair to good refining quoted at
l3.l6G4 l5-l7e; refined dull; of A SIC;
standard A SIC; cut loaf and crushed GO
! 7c; gronulsted CLOG 5.l6c; cubes 3 l6c.
Molssses - Dali at soc. Petroleum
Steady; United closed at G7sc. Tsllow-
Firm; sales at 3l,c. Realistically at
81 O236l OH. Turpentine-Dull at 33c
Esgs-Higher and firm; receipts 3, 2O2
pscksges; western l2I@l2ic. Pork
quiet, but held firm. Cut Meats-Firm
sales of picked hams l0Ac; middles dull;
long clear SIC. Lsrd-IIower and heavy;
western steam spot, S. is; choice Sc ~;
May $6 1905 Ii; June Sc HOS ID
July Sc 2066 81; August IS 2S@6 %;
September Sc 3566 sc; October S. 4O@
6 43; city steam Sc 90. Butter-Dul
and heavy; western l0@lTc; Elgin cream
ery l6@l7c. Cheese-StesdY and quiet
Copper-Firn; Lake II &c.
Chicago.
, CHICAGO, May 20.-The wheat marke
, developed strength early in the session
, and closed in the afternoon ls@l fc high
err than yesterday. The starting price TO
{ June was 75tc, close by where it left OF
Yesterday and rose to 76sc, broke of Il
!. 752c, rallied again and closed on regula
!. board at T6sc, In the afternoon Jun
rose to 76Ic, and closed at76 7-l6c. Flou
|. l-Stsadier; southern winter wheat fou
I$4 24Ca4 rs, Wisconsin ST 0O@4 40, Mich
gan 81 25@4 so; soft spring wheat s. s
lG4 10; Minnesota bakers 50 1904 90
patents 81 5O@4 80; low grades 81 OO@
800. Rive Flour-At$3 309S50. Whes
s Fairly active and stronger, closing f@
: lie higher than yesterday; sales rapge'
l Nav 74f@75se, closed at 15Ic; Jun
g T5iA76Ic cloSsd ut 76Sc; July 7ss@7s,
CLOSED At II l-l6c; No, 2 spring 74s(
+ TSIc closed at 75s@75{e; No. 3, 66,
o Corr-Steadier and 4c higher; cash 81
6s6c: Nav s5t@s5jc, closed at s54t
June s64@3s 9-l6c, closed at S6tc; IN
sT@sT 5 Ice, closed at 81 S-lse. Cats
Trading light at unchanged prices: ca
A. zee; May 2sic; June 3sf@2slc, closed
28!c; July 26sc. RJe--Dulli No. 26ss'