Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-05-12
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

nv 8@IOc; common 6@8c; butterine
l3@l8c; supply increasing.
Beeswax-luoteds &C 25I928c 2 ID.
Beans--Hand picked navy III OV9
| 20 per bushel; unstable.
Dried gruit--New evaporated pa:ei
peaches l7@l8c; impaired do l0@l2a
r4spberries l7@l9c; blsckberries 798
New sundried, apples, quartered, l392
sliced, 4@5c; peaches, new halves 4t(955
do quarters, 4@5c; d. pared l5@!ec,
pitted cherries 9@9c. New eyaporate
apples 5@Sc. Market on Dried Fruit MOP E
inal: demand moderate.
Cheese-Sales IN Ic6Jing way Of prime
mild Ohio factory ct 9@l25c; New Yors
l43@l5c; swsitEer lO@l3c; LimbergaF 8
9l2c.
Eggs-Stric:iy fresh stock at 90l0c
do5. supply fair and demand good.
Feathers-Choice. 5U@ooc IN origlni
packages, 4@5c more i'll small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1894
choice buckwhest. l2@l4c.
Nuts-Shelbarkg COO per bushel; black
Rs nuts, 3O@40c,
Potatoes so to 55c per bushel;
common 40 to 4jc per bushel; demsrd
slow.
Poultry--Live chickens. old s. 0O@
4 so g dozen: spring chickens. S3 5O@
1 so Good demand.
Rags--Stesdy at Hole for white miI
Sd cotton; l@l3c for ell wool and l3@
ISa tor mixed.
sseds-Timotay eesd g 10 per bushel;
clover, small sesd Is 90; large SG 90, as
20 quality. 49,.
Sweet cider-Country sweet s. OO9
so ps: osrrel; crab cider Sc OO@7 30
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-CoInry prime, 54G6o., demand
fair
Apples, green, y Dbl. choice sl.75@
90; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions-Bsrmuds 81 1898 90 PSF
crate. Bunch Onions, new, l5@2O2 per
dozen. Good demand.
Peas-New 81 5O@2 90 lin bushel boxer.
Rhubarb, l5@2Oc per dozen bunches;
slow demand
Spinach, 81 25@l so per bbl.; demand
S Beans-sring 81 5O@2 90, 10 bushel
boxes.
Cabbase-New 81 Is per crate.
Radishes-Per dozen punches, 2j@3Oc;
demand good.
Pineapples-At SIS OO@I6 90 per 100.
Lsruce-At 81 90 per bushel; demand
good.
New York.
NEw YoRK, May IL -Flour-Receipts
q los barrels; exports 10000 barrels, i3O
sacks market dull and heavy; sale5 H.
900 barrels. Wheat-Receipts ll5,5OO
bushels; exports 62.776 bushels spot lots
B03c lower; options opened steady, after
Yards became depressed and declined la
| lIc, closing firm with recovery Of 10
| Ic; sales 7,696,OO bushels futures, 2S5,.
600 bushels spot No 2 spring SS!c; No. l
northern 9lf@9lsc; do C f. and i SS4c;
No. = northern c. f and /. Sic; 70. hard
C. f. and i Ole; red Canada soc; ungraded
red 89@95c; No. red S9!c t, O. b, 904
69lc delivered; No. red 96!c; No. |
white CSC; ungrsded white 9l!c; No. 2
red May 8Sl@S9!c, closing at 89c; June
S9t690ic, closing at 99sc; July 89@9OIc,
closing at 89}c; August 89s@9O5c, clos
ing at 893c; September Oi@9l lc, closing
at 9OIc; October 9lt@92tc, closing at
9lIc; November 92S@s3Sc, closing at
923c; December 934@945c, closing at
94ic; January 943@952 closing at jIci
May 98EcGSl 90, closing at 99!c. Corr
Lower, closing weak; receipts l0,lOC
bushels; exports 50,756 bushels; sales
$4,000 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels
spot; posted 434@Ij!c; ungrsded $50
4G4c; steamer 443@45c; No. , 46fc; vel
low ACC; No. May 46@46sc, closing al
acc; June 45J@46bc, closing at Ace
July 46!@46lc, closing at 4GIc; August
46J@463c. closing at 464c. Oats-High
er; receipts 81, 200 bushels; exports none
mixed western 36l@4Oc; white do Ala
47c. Colfee-Options dull; May and JUNE
firm, others weak; sales g. $50 bags; May
7.4Oc; July ! zoe; August 7.lic; Septem
her 1.l6c; November T.l0c; DecemheI
7l5c. Sugsr-Quiet and steady; refined
dull; c 5I95lc; extra G 5B@5tc; extra
C 53c; yellow 44@5c; of A 6t@6%c; con
frc,ioners A 6!c; ersnulsted 64@GSc
Enthusiastically; sales at lSl@lS4c
Rice-Firm and in moderate demand
Petroleum-Ste4dy; United closed at 7Slc
rallow-Firm and active at S5G3 l5-l6C
Turpentine-Dall at 36@36!c. Eggs
6 Dull and declining; receipts 6G40 pack
ages; western fresh lie. Wool-Dull
domestic Roece 27636c; pulled l4@33c
Texas 9@a2c. Pork-lull and barrel
steady. Cut Mests--Firner; pickle
shoulders &C; do hams l04c. Lard
Moderately active; western steam, spo
SC lS466 221; May Sc 10; June S.
6 Is; July S. 2O@6 p; August Sc 26G
, 6 %; September Sc 3S@6 S5; Octcbe
!. Sc 37@6 AZ; city steam Sc 90 Butter
Quiet and weaker; western lg@22c; Elgi
- creamery pc. Cheese-Dull and hesY!
: CHICAGO.
: CHICAGO, May ll.-WeskneG, and low
er prices were the rule every Shere {
. Change today. Cousols started the d
= cl,se by coming four points higher, q
. responsive thereto June wheat opened {
:, Tie. For a while it tiuc'usted sroun
7Tjc. but utterly failed not only to sdVsnC
= beyond this figure but to keep up to
: Some heavy selling by legal traders bega
-. almost as soon as business did and the
: numbers increased IS the session gre
= They sold right and left, hsmmeriug Jul
down to 76Ic. The market rallied trilI
closing at / o'clock at 76ic In the ate
noon the market rallied q tritls aud Close
ht 77!c. Flour-Quiet and unchsnge
= Wheat ~ Weaker; sales ranged; Nj
7 IA i5-l6@f6tc, clcssd at Isle; June 4
a. 677yc, closed at 70 3l6c; July Ts.t
y f9Ic, closed at IS Ice; No. SpriE
y. 75lc; No. 3 spring G6c. Corn-OPen
- easy bat closed fsnier; cash S4!c; Nj
~ 34IQ3lsc, closed at 34ic; June 81
y 81 ISl6c, closed a. S5tc; July S6s@a6;
closed at 36}c. ts-Weak and lowe
cash 2slc; May 27y@2slc, June q!
2sIc, closed at 28iC; July 27s@27,
It's closed at 2f.c hye-nall, No go.
m Bsrley-Dull; No sac. Flax Seed
at Steady; No. Isl O4l@l 0j Mess Pa
Irregular and active; opaned SOL
oil lower, but rallied l2!@l5e; cash s. GO
lle 8 20; June So SOFAS IS, closed st S. 10
oo o -0l. Iuiv SS 7OInS az cIoaod Of 81