Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-10
PRODUCE.


TUESDAY, May =.
business the past week has been good
The demand for potatoes is q little better.
Rhubarh and uGIsGss have come into
the market and meeting ready sale al
lower prices. Butter is becoming more
plentiful and the price has dropped
Poultry is in fair supply and the demand
is good. The following are Wholesale uGo
tations:
Butter-Couulry choice lSl2Oc; good
country l6llNy; common 5a6c. Theeupply
is good and the demand is fair.
Beans - For hand-pilked navy tn,
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are - 6Oa2 IS per bushel
extra fancy - 30.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory 70,
BE; New York l2al4c; Sweitzer l3!alic
Limherger lOall. Market nominal
Eggs Strictly fresh stock Halle pc
dozen. Supply good, demand heavy.
Feathers IN original package
a55c; in small lots ia5c extra
Potatoes-Home raised g5csSl 90 pc
bushel; demand fair; supply good.
Poultry-Liye chickens, So 2ja3 -
per dozen; turkeys live 9llOc per pound
dressed l2!al5c; ducks, live - 4Oa3 80 pei
dozen.
Rags-Steady at 1fa1!c for white mixed
cotton; lal1c Tor all wool, and ltal3c ior
mixed.
Iard-Country prime, with a fair de
maud, at 7laSc.
Onioas-New Bermuda S. p; pei
bushel.
Cabbage-New s. - barrel crate, 81 OC
large crate; demand good; supply light.
Apples-NOue.
SseIs-Per hu-hel-Prime clover 5 -
strictly choice - Uu. Timothy - = Il
50 90, orchard grass 81 5Oal -; blue
grass, extra clean, 81 -; common millet
81 p; golden 81 %.
Green Onions-Per dozen poe, demand
II Tom ,St,S New So 90 to 81 p pei
bushvl crate.
Cucumbers-Pcr bushel crate s. 90 to
81 -
Rnubarb-Per dozen lunches - cents
Rldishes-per dozen lunches 30 to Soc
New York.
NRw YORK, May 9.--Flour-Receipt'
| 1870 packages; exports III barrels and
| | 900 sacks; market stronger sales 80 coo
barrels; supertius e iOl3 10; common 10
GOOD extra western and State s. Sab 10
Wheat-Receipts none; exports 2l l6I
| bushels. sales 1872 ~0D bushels futures
| CASH more or less nominal in absence o.
demand and speculation very brisk, large
| " in June, July and December; prices de
clined lac earlier, which was quickly re-
covered; No. red nominal at 96,a99.
| in elevator, ggag9ic delivered; No. red
/ Nav giiagTc, closing at 91c; June 95ia
gf.p, closing ~ 90. ,; July Of ayG,c, clos
| ing nj 9E O.; August G3 N9Gic, closing at
g6lc: September 83 ,s07c, closing at 9i5c
| November gGIgSc, closing ut H6c
| December o. l9ysc, closing at CSC
| Nav. l--9, 81 coal OBJ, closing at
| 81 or. Corn-Receiots G9,5oD bushels
exports Is, IgG bushels; sales 2Oo, OOC
bushels futures, and $500 bushels spot
cash alc lower and dull; options ia
higher, closing firm at the top; ungradtC
| 64aGGlc: No. ;, G3!aGic; steamer 81.
IGiIr. 40. .. GlltGltcln elevator; 65ihb5c
arrived and delivered. No. May hiaol4c
closing at 6lc; June 63a63ic, closing n
63lc. July G3I63.c, closing ut CSC
August G3la73ic, closing at csc; Saptem
Der G3isGlc, closing at Sic; October g.
GI., closing ut Gle. Oats-EeCeipts % pOl
bushels; exports 6 l6J bushels; sales Ia,
600 bushels futures, -, 600 bushels spot
mixed western 37a39ic; white do i2ai6c
Hay-Iu fair demand. Hop-Quict au'
steady; California higher. Cofee-Spot
fair Rio firm at Isle; options active anl
higher, closing firm; GALES 20"
bags, May T. -0h3 3o,; June T. 2o.
| I2G'c: July 1L&5Ill zoe; Augn'
| II zoe; September 10 25llO Ijc; DC
tober 10 I5uO.25@ November 10 i
alU 25c; December lOO5llO.25c; JaEuar
lO.I5c March 1910 SuGar-Dull; refine
quiet; or 4 go lice; standard 4 SIC
Molasses-Quict; 81 test 2ol20lc. Rye
Steady. Pstroieum-Firm; refined q,
he: United firm at ~ftc. COttonseed ID
quoted at 3, for crude and i3' for It