Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-15
PRODUCE.
W hcellng.

TUESDAY, February IA.
Business has been only fair to good the
plst week. Offerings OF apples have been
more plentiful since the mild weather.
Cabbage, turuips and parsnips are indie
mand. Butter is in light supply, aud the
demand is still very good. Poultry Is IN
fair supply ami the demand is heavy. A9
the Lenteu season is upon us, the demand
for egg9 has increased very ~perceptioly,
and the supply being unequal to 1t, has
sent up the price two cents. Tue following
are Wholesale quotations:
Butte--Couatry choice 2jL26c; good
country 1920; common 5a6c. Thesupply
il light aud the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 i0a2 30 per bushel;
extra fancy = IS.
C~heese-Prime mild Ohio factory pa
13c; New York l3al4c; Sweitzer l3!al4c;
! Lim5erger lUall. Market nominal.
E,g-Strictly fresh stock - .25c per
dozen. Supply fair, demand good. Pick
led l5c; very slow.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra
PotatOes-Home raised 81 20 per hushel;
demand coed; supply light.
Poultry-Live chickens, old, 81 75a3 so
per dozen; spring chickens s. 50a3 50
per dozen; turkeys live Sl9c per pound;
dressed llal2c; ducks, live T. l0A3 so per
dozsr.
Rags-Staady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; lallc for all wool, and Halle for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de-
mand, at 7!asc.
Onions Per bushel 81 i0al so; demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel 80 OOa3 %.
Cabbage Home raised, light stock,
81 90 per barrel; solid stock 81 IS per bar
rel; demand good; supply light.
Turnips-$l 25al 80 per Barrel; demand
good; supply light.
ParsDips-Per barrel 50 90 to s. %,
demand good; supply light.
Apples Northern stock, hand picked
3 25.
Game rabbits Il p dozau; demand
go)d
Seeds Per bushel- Prime clover 81 50;
strictly choice 81 -. Timothy 81 so to
81 65.
New York.
NEW YORK, February 1l.-Flour-Re'
ceipts 30,932 packages; exports 1880 bar
rels, and 22,5i3 sacks; market dull and
weak; sales Il, 900 barrels. Wheat-Re-
eeipts none; exports 1000 bushels; sales
3.O12, 600 bushels futures, 90, 900 bush
els spot; options heavy; ungraded spring
S7lc; Canada spring 9l,c; No. ! red 0!!c;
No. = red February SS3c; March Sole; April
sos i9lc, ~clOSiugat 9Osc; May 9l 7-l6a92ir,
closing at Ollie; June 9l!a9l 5 l6c, clos
ing at 95Ic; December Ole. Corn-Re-
ceipts l5,iUO hushels; exports -. 81 bush
els; sales leo 100 bushels futures, and
l52, 900 bushels spot; options closed dull
uugrhded 5S}a6Olc; No 9 February
50 Slice; March 5Sgc; April SOC; May 5Ssa
sole, closing at 55jc; June 533I59s, clos
ing at 5s3s; August 6O460Bc, closing at
COO; S ,p,ember GuI.. OIts-Receipts c.
40 bushels; exports ii, 500 bushels; sales
81, 900 bushels futures, and l go, 0OO bash
els spot; market steady mixed western 3Ss
allie; white do 4laiSI. Hay-S:eady.
Hops-Dull. Coffse-Spot, fair Rio dull at
l6c; options l0Al5 points higher; sales ST.
$50 bags; February - l0al3 2Oc; March
- 55l2 roc; April 2.25al2 60c; May
u. Scale. 45c; Junel2 l5Il2 80; July IL 70
all. SOC; August IL 6Jc; September IL Soc;
O! toher II. 2Oc. Suear-Dall and nomi-
nal; fair refining quoted at 4 l-lOc; re-
fined dull: C5sa5lc; clnfectioners' A6 lilo
s63c; %Pranulated Ole. MOlassss-Dull
So test 2lc. R~ice-Firm. Petroleum
Steldy; United sS!c. Cotton Seed Oil
At 3Ga36Ic for crude; 43Iiic for r,ii1ed.
Tallow-Easier. Ros'u-Quiet at 81 Is.
Turpendne-Dall at 40c. Eggs-Firm;
western 26a21G. Wo)l-Quiet aud steady;
domestic fleede 22A37c; pulled I5a35c;
Texans l3a22c. Pork-Dull. Cut Meats
-ESier. Lard-Less active; western
steam spot 81 974aS 90; February s. SO;
March s. 81; May $ OF; June S. %;
July s. 10. Butter-Steady western Ii
a3lr. Cheese-In light request; western
llt,l2c. Copper-Weak; lake SO 10.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, February 1.-THE markets
on 'Caangs opened rather tame, with
prices practically unchanged. May wheat
opened ut Sl(sS2sc, but fell back to Gle.
Corn weak. Oats were active aud unset
tied. Provisions moderately active and a
shade higher. Flour-Quiet and steady.
WheAt-CAsh No. 2 spring 76c; No. 3
spring G7a6Se; No. . red SOC; July slsa
Sljc, closing at slic; March 76i76ic, clos
lag at 76e; May S0sasljc, closing at sic;
June sllaSl3c, closing at sl!c. Corn
Cash No. 2 4S5s4Sc; July 51ta5lsc,
closing at size; March 463a465c, closing at
46Sc; May 5Ola5ltc, closing at 5Osc;
June 5Ola5lsc, closing at sole. Oats
Cash No. 9 2Sa2S!c; May 31ta3l3c, closing
at 3lic; June 3lsa32c, closing at 31sc,
Rye-CAsh No. 2 Gle. Barley-No. 2
7jI77c. Flax Seed-No l 81 Al. Timothy
Seed-Prims 81 46I2 AZ. Mess Pork
Cash, February and March Sl4 10; May
Sli 3Oal4 42l, closirg at Sl4 374. Lard
CIsh and March 81 67l; May 81 s2l; June
s. 80. Bulk Meats-Short ribs 81 372;
shoulders S. OOa6 Is; short clear s. 10.
Whiskey-At 81 10. Sugars-Cutloaf 7si-
Sic; granulstei 7sc; STANDARD A 6}c. Bat.
ter-Easier and firm; creamery 22a29c;
dairy 25I2Tc. Eggs-Firm at 2la2l3c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. February 14.-F1our-
Dali. Wheat-Weak and lower; No. 2
red February 90la90ic; March 9lta9lsc;