Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-01
PRODUCE.
wheeling

TUESDAY, January OIL
Rusipess has been only fair the past week
Apples are quite scarce wsth an adVanc
ing tendency. Cabbage, turnips arc
narsnins are indemand. Butter is IN light
supply, and the demand Is still very
good. Poultry is in light supply and the
demand heavy. The following are whole
sale quotations:
Butter-Country choice 22a25c; good
country lSa2Oc; common 5a6c. Thesupply
is light and the demand is..gOod.
Beans - For hapd-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices sre 81 4Oa2 so per buShei;
extra fancy u 60. 90.
~CLeese-Prime mild Ohio factory pa
13c; New York l3a14c; Sweitzer l34al4ci
Limberger l0a11. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 2Oc pei
dozen. Supply heavy, demand far, Pick
led 15c; very slow.
Fcathers-Choice III original packages
50a55c; in small lets 4a5c extra.
Potatoes! Home raised, soc to 81 10 per
busLs'.; demand fair; supply light.
Poultry-Livo chickens, old, ~ 75a5 0O
per inzer; spring chickens - 5Oa3 5O
per Dozen; turkeys 1--we Sa9c per pound;
dressed llal2c; ducks, live 81 4oa" "O per
dozep. ,
E,,.a Steady NJ / !Nt4oCor white iaiAsd
cotton: lal!c Tor ali wool, and ltal3 Tor
mixed.
Lacd-Country prime, with n fair de-
maud, at 73aSc.
Ouioas-Per bushel 81 l5al 25i demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel s. OOa3 %.
Cabhags-H0ms raised, light stock,
81 % per barrel; solid stock " 10 per bar
rel; demand good; supply light. ,
T~urnirs-Sl 25al 80 per barrel; demand
good; supply light.
Parsrips1Per barrel s. 90 to 81 %;
demand good; supply light.
Apples Northern stock, hand picked,
; 90.
Game-rabbits 81 p dozen; demand
good.
Seeds-Per bushel-Prime clover 81 So
strictly choice 81 10. Timothy - 80 to
81 65.
New YORK.
new YORK, January 31.-Flour-Re'
ceipts Ash packages; exports 5,6l3 bar
rels, and Is, 1899 sacks; market steady
sales 10, 600 barrels; common to good extra
western and State 81 90a3 40. Wheat-
Receipts loo bushels; exports 4O,76l
bushels; sales 4,192, 900 bushels futures,
l42, 600 bushels spot; options closed
steady; No. . spring 9Oc; u%ngraded red
SS3a913c; No. , red January SSlaSSSc'
February SS5aS9c, closing at S9c; March
S93s90Ic, closing at 90!c; April Ollie,
June 9l8a92!c, closing at 92c; October
92tc; December Gage. Corn-Receipts
$3.50 bushels; exports $40 bushels; sales
1,O96, 900 bushels futures, and $4,000
bushels spot; options firm; ungraded Cos
6l1c; No . January Cola G0sc; February
6OaG0ic, closing at Coo; March 60!a6OSc,
closing at 604c; April 6Osc; May 6~0!a6Osc,
closing at cole; June 6usc; August &c,
Oats-Receipts $1,000 bushels; exports
none; sales 21O, 600 bushels futures,
l34, 600 bushels spot; 5a!c lower, moder'
ately active; mixed western 39a41c
white do 41a46c. Hay-Steady; shipping
Coo, HopS-Quiet. Coffee-Spot, fair RiC
dull at about 16!c; options heavy and
lower, fair business. sales 10i, 900 bags
February II 55a12 SOC; March - 30G
a12 SOC; April II 15s12.45c; May 12.05a
IL. 3Oc; June II S5a12 20c; July 11.65s
II Soc; August 1l.45all 75c; SeptembeI
II. 25all. 55c; October 1l.20a11.4 5c; No
vember IL. 35c; December 11.05s
11.35c. Sugsr-Dull and nominal; fail
refining quoted OF So; centrifugal So tes
SIC; refined dull standard A 6 9.l6c; gran
ulated 71-16a7Ic. MoiasSes-Nomlnal
so test 22la23e. Rice-Firm. Petroleum
STEADY; United at 90}c. Cotton SEED
Ol-Quoted at 34!aS5c for crude and 40
Ale for refined. Tallow-Fairly activ,
and firm at 5a5sc. Rosin-Quiet anC
steady. Turpentine-Steady. Eggs-
Steady; western 23a24c. WoOl-Quie
and about steady; domestic fleece 22l37c
pulled 15a33c; Texas 13a22c- Pork
Steady and moderately active at SIS 90
Is 25 for new mess. Cut Meats-Quiet
Lard-Firm; western steam spot 81 S24i
I IS; February s. 73a7 n; March 81 %
I II; May 81 80; July s. 90; city stear
81 go. Butter-Steady; western l4a34C
Cheese-Firm; western ll3al2c. Cope
Weak; lake l6!c.