Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-04-21
PRODUCE.
wheeling.


wheeling.
Buter-Demand fair. Choice creamery
Csc; country choice l59l8ci good coun'
try l2@l3c; common 6@oc; butterine
l3@l8e; supply increasing.
BeesSax-Quoted at 25928c y ID.
Bssns-Hand picked navy 81 log
| 80 per bushel.
Dried Fruit-NeW eVsporsted pAra'
peaches l7@lSc; impaired do lO8l2e
:asp5e-ries lT@l8c; b~lackbsrcies 798
New sundried, apples, Quartered, 2@2t
iEced, 4(95c; pesches, new halves, 43963
10 quarters, 4S6c; d. pared l58lsc;
oitted cherries 8@9c. New evspcrstS
apples 5(9te. Marke. on Dried Fruit ro'
NAL: demand good
Cheese--Sslss in 8 joHiug way OF pin
n,ld Ohio factory at 99l2!c; New fcTi
l4i@l6o; Sveitzer l0@l3c; LimberRsf 8
@l2c.
Eggs-Srictly fresh stock at IL to ll4c
y doS. supply fair and demand good.
Festhe-s-Choice, 5OC155c IN Origins
packages, 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Ghcice white clover, 1874
choice ouckwhsat. l2al4c.
Nuts--Shelbsrks, Coo per busheli BLACK
rs'n9ts, 3O@4Oc,
Potstoss-Choice 60 to Csc per bushel;
common SOC per bushel; demand good.
Polltry-Live chickens. old 81 ESQ
1 90 y dozoa; spring chickens, s. ESQ
4 90 food demand.
Hags--9tesdy at li@lic for white mlI
ID cotton l@lic for ell wool and ITO
Il to- mixed.
s~eeds-Timothy seed q l5@2 Is per
5uehel; clover, small seed $6 rs; large
81. SIS to quality.
3gse. eider-Country sweet % 5H9
I so D.. barrel; crab cider IS 00@7 so
per barrel. Demand fair.
L.ard-Countrg prime, 5!&6o., demand
fair
Applea, green, y bbl. choice $l.T5@
2 90; demand good.
Cabbage, per Dbl, solid 81 90; demand
OniOus 9Oc@sl 90 per busheli demand
fair.
Sweet Potatoes, Jerseys 50 so per
barrel; seed g %; demand good.
Turnips 5O@7jc per barrel; very slow
demand.
Onion Sets, 81 5O@2 rs per bushel, ac
cording to grade.
Bunch Onions. nes, 26@3Oo per dozen.
Ksle, 81 OO@l rs per barrel; demand
fair.
Rhubarb, 3O@4Oc pei dozen bunelss,
good demand.
Spinach, 81 5O@l Is per Dbl demand
good.
Now York.
New York, April 2O.-Fiour-Re ,eipts
1921 barrels; exports 2. 1876 barrels, 23,O26
sacks; market dull and weak; sales 10000
barrels; common to good extra Ohio 50 ~
as 90; patent Minnesota, good to prime,
81 2O65 30. Wheat-Options opened
weak but closed firm; spot a shade better;
receipts 10000 bushels; exports 57,79S
bu;hels; Gales 1854, 600 futures; ia 600
| bashels epot; No. > spring S2!c; upgraded
| red S23697c; do C f and J. 95@95Ici
No. 2 red 93g CT. o. b., size delivered; no
white Soc; ungrsded white S8c; No. :
red May 93@94tc, closing at $40; June
93@94c, closing at 94c; July S3@94o
closing at 94Bc; October 95a@95Sc, clos
ing at 95fc; December 964@98c, closing
at 9Sc@Sl O2g; May 81 O2s. Corn-Spo
!ows., closing steadier; options opened low
er aud closed ira; receipts 1900 bush
els; exports 2O3'9lT bushel9; sales SIC,
0OO bushels futures; $4,000 bushels spot
ungrsded 42945lci No. a453c; stespel
45Sc; No. 2 46t@469c; steamer yellow
46i646Ic; No. 2 April 46lc; May 1850
46ic, closing at 46Jc; June 46J@47c, clos
inS at 47c; July 474@47!c, closing a
Ale; AuRusi 49s@4sc; steamer Ma!
Es6453c' osts--Aighsr; receipts 5000
bnsSels; exports q, 900 bushels; pixeC
western S7i@4Ocj white do 4l@46c
Ccfse-Spot firm; Rio auist Of s3c; op
lions steady; sales 81, $50 bags; April 7.2Oe
NAV 72Oc; June 7.l5c; November aRt
December 7.lOc. Sugsr-Stroug bu
quiet; refined strong; C 53@59c; of A
6Stc; mould A G3c; standard A 6s@6!c
cutloaf aud crushed lei powdered, 1rsnu
! lated and cubes 6t@7c. Molssses-Stesdy
Rics-Steadv. PsrolsumS Steady; unite'
closed at 76sc. Tallow-Steady. Rosi'
Dali. Turpeutine-Dnll OF 44c. Egg
-Ouist; receipts 9,283 packages. Wool
Quiet: domestic fleece 27@36e; pulled l
633c; Texas s922c. Po:k-Dull; shol
GEAR $l2 %. Cut Aeats-Frp; pickle
hams Sc. Lard-Acdve; western steau
spot, S. 22f; May S. is; June s. 22g
623; July IS 2T@S 70; August Us !
66 IS; September S. 40; October S6 4
S6 46; city steam S. 10. Butter-Du
and lower; western lO@27c; Elgin cream
rry 27629c. C~heese-Steady; aemsn
light; western 7@l0c.
> Chicago. April 26.-Dqring the bulk
/, the day prices remained steadily srouu
the opening prices, and were sTn ratnl
than Otherwise. There was bullish new
from the East ct the opsniug, and maj
kilograms hating at q corner a. kaHa
and possibly another in New York, DO
markets being reported as largely ovt
aid Buffalo more go than New York. Ts
of this kind set large operators to buyil
freely. They found wheat plenty 81
could DO no better than keep the prices
1t around the opening, which was 79tc 1
lie May. By 10 o'clock everything Wssken
of on dispatches saying that Esste
b GENERATORS we're reselliug. This chang
q the tone OF local operations entirely to-
r. little while and made an active and
mort weak market, May declining to 7Si
Plour-ouiet and unchanged Wheat
Moderately active, closing t@tc higl
re- than Yesterday. Sales ranged; April
K a7sEc, closed at 7sc; May 7sf979
/ closed at 79Ic; June sOi@sltc, closed
ee sic; No. 2 spring 7s9Tstc; No. 5 sPr'
6S@6Sic. Corn-Quiet and q 81.
n. easier; sales ranged: Cash SSl@si
-. nnI-. H.