Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-24
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Butter-Demand brisk Choice creamery
Csc; country choice l4@l7c; good coun
try l2@l5c; common 69Sc; butlerine
l3@lse; supply light.
Beeswsx-Quoteda at 25@28c y ID.
Beans-Eand picked navy 81 lOs
80 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-Eev svaporsted pares
peaches l7@l8c; impaired DO lO@l2l
raspberries l79l8c; blackberries 1903
New sundried, spplss, quartered, 2@2lci
sliced, 4@5c; peaches, new halves, 4!@6tc
do quarters, 4@5c; d. pared l5@lbc;
pitted cherries e@9c. New evapors..d
apples 5@ec. Market on Dried Fruit non :
insl; demand good.
Cheese-5ales 10 joN,ing way of prin ;
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2!c; New York
l4i@l5c; sveitzer l0@lsc; Limberger 8
@l2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock at 10 TO l2!c
D doz.; supply fair and demand good.
Feathers-Choice, 50@55c In org,pII
packages, 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, ls92Cc
CuDiCG DuChHucdt, LUCY LOS.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 60c per bushel; black
wsInuts, 30@4Oc,
Potatoes-Choice 5O&6Oc per bushel;
demand good.
Poulr y-Live chickens. old 81 25@
A 90 9 dozen; spring chickens, 90 ESQ
90 Good demand
Rags--Stesdy at l4@lic ior white mi,
ed cotton; l@l4c for ell wool sni li@
L. tor mixed.
seeds-Timothy seed ~ 4O@2 so per
bushei; clover, small Goed II rs; large,
81 %, es to quality.
Sweet cider-Countrv eree. ~ soc
4 so PEI barrel; crab cider SC 00@7 so
per barrel. Demand fsir.
Lard-Conntry prim". 5!G6l, denaur
fair.
Apples green, y hbl. choice sl.25@
LAO; demand iair.
Cabbage, per bbl., solid 81 OO@l 10;
demand good.
Onions SOC per bushel; demand fair.
Sweet Potatoes Jerseys So so per
barrel; Delaware river stock So 80 per
barrel; seed % 90; demand good
Crauberries-Jersoys 81 Is per box
demand good
Parsnips per Dbl. 81 25@l 90 demand
fair.
Turnips 5O@7ac per barrel very slow
demand.
New York.
Ngw Y0ax. March % -Flour-Re
ceip's %, 202 barrels; exports 9. SS7 barrels,
$500 sacks; market heavy and rather
easier; sNles IA 500 barrels; commo 10
good extra western aud State SO 3583 IS;
common TO choice extra st. Louis 81 Is
@3 40. Wheat Receipts 30 900 bushels;
exports 1921 bushels; spot lots lie lower.
closing easier; options opened stronger and
closed firm; sales lG,480 600 bushels fut-
ures, lOS,O00 bushels spot; No. spripg
Csc; upgrsdsd red S5692Ic; uugrsded
Duluth CSC; No. 2red 93Sc aGnat; 4l2@
924c f. o. b., spot and April; 10 white
a6tc; 10. 2 red April 9lt@93c, closing
at 62tc; May 923@94ic, closing at 93c;
June 933@94tc, closing at 93jc; July 93i
@95c, closing at 94sc; August 94i@S5sc,
closing at 944c; September 95@953c,
closing at 95ic; October 96s@963c, clos
ing at cote; November 97s@93c, closing
at 974c; December 98{e@aI o., closing
at 99ic. Corn-Spot q shade stronger;
opened !@fc lower, later recovered and
closed firm; receipts $500 bushels; ex.
ports l2O. 29G bushels; snles 100000 bush.
els futures, u 900 bushels sDot. uppraded
43@45!ci No 2 &c; steamer 44l@44sc;
steamer yellow 45c; No. 2 white 46c; No
2 March 45s@4Gc, closing at Acc; April
closing at 46!c; May 40 la
Ate, closing at Ale; June 47i647:c,
closing OF Al 3c; steamer April 453@45ic;
May 45l@45ic. Oats-LoRer, closing
stronger receipts Is. 1876 bushels; expcrts
462 bushels; mixed western 3i@38c; white
DO 39@44c. Stocks OF grain in store
March 20: Wheat, $3.50, 405 bushels; corn,
i,759.79S bushelg cats, S92, g62 bushels;
barley. 12S,354 bushels; rye, oO,524 bush.
sls; peas. 1889 bushels; malt, 267 $50 !
bushels. Hsy-Steady and in fair demand. |
Cofes-Spot fair; Rio dull at SIC; OBJ
iors barely steady; sales l4,750 bags;
April 7.l0ci May 705c; Jana 8 ESQ
'.Ooc; August ! 05c; September 05e; DC |
obe5 t.O5ci November and December
'.OSe. sugar-Steady and quiet; refined
teady; extra c &c; of A sic; standard
1 5.@5 ll-l6c. Molasses-StesdJ; sales |
It lsc for 50' test Eies--Stesdy and de-
neas isis sFoieaB-steady; United
Ilesed at 1910. Tallow-Fi.m. Rosin-l
steady atsl 05@l 10. Turpentine-Lou.
r at Acc. Eggs-Firmer erd IN good !
2sc. Eark-null and nominal, Cut
4eats-Firm and quiet. Lard-A shade
igher but quiet: western steam SCOT
6 S0@6 40 May Sc 30@6 3r; June s6 "a
36 IS; July Sc Al; August IS Al; city
team &c 50. Batter-Firm and in mod
rate demand; western l2GaIc; Elxin !,
33@2:c. Ceesse Firm: vest.
iSiOse.
eaieass, l.,
CHICAGO, March 23.-Todsy's nstkets,
ken ell in sli, were more encouraging to
elieyers in higher prices. The indications
round the opening were more than usu.
lly discouragiDg. Foreign cables were
sry weak and some lower, tie visible sup-
y stsserer. !rsasea q remarkably small L
,ersase. receipts here were large, RI. Z
ore Of strikes were current every 9
here, and above all the weather was rnu.
ally fine. IL eriie of all this the break
- . ais az and only lasted lev inmates. /
az wheat oressd at s0i, sold down to 80, Il
u then steadily back to the c!oting point
yesterday. The cause of tbs strength q
Is the unnsual vigor With sAich q
Q Efforts tied % keep even p
tk tbe market. The short, S
IRE buying all day ard orders cane n