Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-03-09
PRODUCE.
WheelinE.


Buster-Choics creamery Zoe; country
choice l4@l6c; good country ll@lSc
common 5000; butterine l3@l8c.
Beeswax-Quoted st 25@2Sc . ID.
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 20S
l 40 per bushel.
Dried FruIt-New evaporated pared
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lO@l2c
rasp5erries l7@l8c; blackberries 7@6''
New sundried, apples, quartered, 2@3ci
sliced, 4@5c; pesches, new halves,4 3@5tci
DO quarters, 496c: do pared l69loC
pitted cherries $3.50. New evsPorstsd
apples 6@ec. Market on Dried Fruit non
iasl; demand good.
Cheess-Ssles in o joH,ing way of prime
mild Ohio factory at 9@l2ic; New YcEs
l4i@l5ci Sveitser l0@l3ci Limberge' 8
@l2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock, demspa
fair at l6@l7c y doS
Feathers-Choice. t0@65c in original
packages, 4(45c more in small lots.
Honey-Choics white clover, lS@2Cc;
choice buckwheat. l6@l8c.
Nuts-Shelbarks, 75c per busheli black
wsInuts, 30@40c; chesnuts 81 90.
Potstoes-Choice Coo per bushel; whites
65c; demand very good.
Pouluy-Live chickens old % OO9
8 1852 dozen; spring chickens, g OO9
3 IS Good demand
Rsgs--Steady at lA@lsc for white miE'
ed cotton; l@lic for all WOOL and lf@
lSc for mixed.
seeds-Timothy seed e % per bushel;
clover, email seed 81 %; large, 81 %, as
to quality. 49,.
Sweet cidsr-Country sweet e $40
4 so per barrel; crab cider Sc O097 80
per barrel. Demand fair.
Llrd--Country prime, 6@7c., demand
good, ~
Apples, green, y Dbl. choice $3.50
40; demand fair.
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; soft 800
90c demand good.
Onions 81 OC@l 10 per bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys 81 30 per
barrel; Delaware river stock % 80 per
barrel
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gods 81 90 per box;
Jerseys 81 Is per box.
Psrsnips per bbl. 81 so.
Turnips 5O@75c per barrel.
asv YORK.
New YORK, March S.-FloEr- Re,
ceipts Is, 28+ barrels; exports 3,843 barrels
6,8l6 sacks; quite hrm with moderate de-
msnd. Sales 1850 barrels; common 10
good extra western and State 81 500
; soc; coed to choice do So $50 500.
Wheat Receipts II AGA bushels; exporta
l67, SO bushels lower and dull; options
opened strong but closed heavy; sales o.
044, 900 bushels futures, 10000 bushels
spot and 10 arrive; No . spring 962c;
mixed western CSC; No. 3 red sic; steam.
er red Sac; extra red CSC; No. 2 red Gee;
No. ! white 944 No 2 red March $3.50
95Ic, closing at 9+sci April 95t@96c,
closing at 95s; May 95!@97ac, closing at
96t; June 965@97sc, closing at 96lc;
July 96@97Sc, closing at 93c; August $50
@97Sc closing at 953c; September $500
97gc, closing at 96ic; December 81 O0i@
| CO., closing at 81 0O3. Corn-Weak; re-
ceipts 2S5,86l 6uahels; exports B9,722
bushels; sales 1884, 900 bushelS futures
'Ah.6oo bushels spot; upgrOded 45@4Bic;
NJ A7.,o> .-i": steamer 47@474c;
steamer Jeliow 4iiic; No. , &c. &c. steamer
white 47!c; No 2 March 49i@5Oc, closipg
at 49!c; April 49@498c, closing at 49e;
May 483@48tc, closing at 48tc; =! une AS
6i8sc. closing at 4S!c; steamer March
47@47ic; April 474c; May 463c. Oats
Receipts sc, O5O bushels; expIrts S45 bush
els; mixed western 37!@43c; white dc
4O646c. Stocks OF grain in store March
6: wheat, 500, SS6 bushels; corn, 1851
8l5 bushels oats, 477,299 bushels; barley
l22, 466 bushels;,rye, 1902 bushels peas
5,I99 bushels malt, 223, GA bushels Hay
Firm and in fair inquiry; shipping 7O@
75c. Coffee-Spot fair, Rio frmer at 8sc;
options higher and active; Gales 2S,50n
bags; March, April May and June 7 Oo@
7 Csc; July 7 O5@7 l0c; September no
67l5c; October 7 l5H; December i.20c
sugar-Quiet; 6s@6!c ENTHUSIASTICALLY
and in moderate demand. Petroleum
Steady; United closad at 79io. Tallow-
Firm at 4lc. Rosin-Steady. Turpen
tine-Quiet at 50l@5lc. Eggs-Lower
and heavy; receipts, lO4 packages; west
ern l34@l4o. Pcrk-Firm; old mess
$40 OO6lO so; family do sll SO. Cut
Meats-Firm; picked bellies ste; do
shoulders 4l@i2c; do hams 4t@4Ic.
Lsrd-Opened firm, closing weaker; west
ern steam spot Sc 35@6 80; April SC 81
66 36c; May Sc 37(a6 40c; June sc "A
6l6 As; July Sc 5O@6 81; August SC 81
as SO; September Sc 60; city steam
I$6 20. Butter-Dull; Western ia 3Oc.
Cheese-Steady; western fiat 7@9lc.
Chicago,
CHICAGO. March S.-There was O fair
degree of activity and firm meas in wheat q,
the opening and prices were higher, but the
advance was more than lost at the close
The cold weather and Strong adVices. from
Eoeland and New York, coupled with an
export movement at the latter point, early
brought the shorts to the front, but as soor
as their wants were supplied sellers out
numbered buyers. May opened at 553c
sold up to S6sc, but stterwsrd fell to and
closed at s51c ct clock. In the after
noon May dropped of to size and closed
at s4lS.l6c. Fiour-S;esdy and IN
changed. Wheat-Strong; early sdvsnc
ing R@sc, but weakened and closed 4
under Saturday. Sales ranged: Marc'
8Os@sl.c, closed at s0sc; May S5!@
s6!c, closed at s5sc; June s6s@s74c
closed at s6sc; No. spring sOs@S2fc
No. 3 spring 72973c. Confirm early
but closed weaker and lc lower; cash 81;
@3sc; March sac; May 4Of@4Osc
closed at 40tc. 0ats-Quiet and firm
cash 2slc; March &c; May 32I@S2sc
closed at 32ac. Rys-Quiet; No. 2 $50
Barley-Dull; No. 2 6Oc. Flax Seed
Firmer; No. | 81 l0l. Mess Pork-Price
advanced 5@7Ac, settled back l5@l7fC
closing steady; cash $40 2O@I0 Is
March $40 20@l025, closed ct $40 Fl
May $40 324@l0 52A, closed at $40 32lG
; 10 IS; June $40 42!@lO go, closed &
$40 4O@l0 42I. Lard-Stesdy; cas-
| Sc o5; May S. 05; May Sc O7496 IL
9 closed at Sc O73@6 10 Boxed Meats
= Steady; shoulders g 1904 90; short nj
IS 3T&@5 40; short clear s. 1905 q
D Wb;skv-Steady If 81 l6 Sucar-UI