Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-09
PRODUCE.
wheeling.

wheeling.
TUESDAY, February Z.
Business has been good the past week
and stock is moving more freely. Offer,
ipgs of apples have been more plentiful
since the mild weather. Cabbage, turnlp'
and parsnips are in demand. Butter Is IL
light supply, and the demand is stu,
very good. Poultry is in fair supply ano
the demand is heavy. The following ar
wholesale quotations:
Butter-Country choice 22a25c; good
country 18a2Oc; common 5a6c. The supply
is light and the demand is good.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is very
light. Prices are 81 40a2 so per bushel
extra fancy ~ 50.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory l2a
13c; New York 13al4c; Sweitzer 133al4c
Limberger 1Oa1l. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock 20a2lc pei
dozen. Supply fair, demand good. Pick
led 15c; very slow.
Feathers-Choice in original packages
a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra.
PotatOes-Home raised,Sl 90 per busheI
demand good; supply light.
Poultry-Liye chickens, old, So 75a3 81
per dozen; spring chickens 81 5OA3 81
per dozen; turkeys live 9a9c per pound
dressed lla12c; ducks, live - 4Oa3 90 pei
dozen
REALISTICALLY at I!aI4c for white mixed
cotton; la13c for all wool, and l!al.c FOL
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with a fair de
mand, at 74a8c.
Onions-Per bushel 81 15a1 %; demand
good; supply scarce; per barrel So OOa3 %
Cabbage Home raised, light stock,
81 90 per barrel; solid stock ~ 10 per bar
rel; demand good; supply light.
Turnips-$1 25a1 80 per barrel; demand
good; supply light.
Parsnips-Per barrel So 90 to - 25
demand good; supply light.
Apples-Northern stock, hand picked
3 25.
Game-rabbits 81 % dozen; demand
good.
Sseds--Per bushel-Prime clover 81 so
strictly choice 81 70. Timothy - so tt
81 65.
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NEW YORK, February S~.-Flour-Re
ceipts 30, $50 packages; exports 1924 bar
rels, and 81, 1877 sacks; market steady; sales
%, 600 barrels. Wheat-Receipts 2,20
bushels; exports 5000 bushels; sales7 l7S,
900 bushels futures, l64, 600 bushels spot
options featureles'; No. . spring soc; No
/ red 92c; No. 9 red February ~875aS8fc
closing at Sc; March S85a89sc, closing a
SOC; April 9OI904c, closing at 90sc; May
90 13.l6a9l Sc, closing at Ole; June 9Os'
81 7-16c, closing at Gle; August S9};
80 5-16c, closing mt S95c; December 93S.
94sc, closing at 93$c. COrn-Receipt'
As. 900 bushels; exports S,7l9 bushels
sales 2,4t6, 600 bushels futures, and lS4,
600 bushels spot; options weak; I'm
graded 594a6O4c; No. ? February 5SSs
59!c, closing at 5Ssc; March 5Ssa59sc
closing at 5s5c; April 58sa59sc. closing Al
5Ss; May 5SSa59ic, closing at 5ssc; june
55sa598c, closing at 5S3c; July 5~9sa6OAc
closing ut 500. Oats-ReceiptS 6,O0C
bushels; exports $3.50 bushels; sales 270,
900 bushels futures, and $1,000 bushels
spot; market ia! lower, closing heavy
mixed western 39A4lc; white do 4la47c
Hay-Steady and quiet; shipping Coo
| Hops-Quist; California 6al2C. Coffee
Spot, fair Rio steady at 16c; options unset
tied, closing heavy and lower; sales 50, 5OC
bags; February IL O0Ll3 Doe; March II. Il
al3 OOc; April L. 55a12.S5 May - 4Os
- zoe; June II Scale 6Oc; July II, 9Oa
II poe; August II. S0all S5c; SeptembeI
IL. 30all 65c; October II 20al1 soc; NOvem
hor II OE,11 o.. nao.u,har II On,1I lSn
January II 25c. Sugar-Dull and nomi
nal; fair refining duh; Off A &c; mould A
&c; cutloaf and crushed &c; powdered 7Ba
Z Bloc; %graaulated &c; cubes 75a7 3-l6c.
Molasses-Nominal; So test pc. Rice
Firm. Petroleum-Steady; United cote
Cotton Seed Oil-36!a37c for crude, ALL
for refined. TallOw-Easier. Resin
Steady. Turpentine-Dull at 4Oc. Egg
Steady and quiet; western PIC. Pork
Steady; new mess SIS GOALS so. Lard
Dull and weak; western steam spo'
s. O24sS %; February 81 SO; March 81 81
as OF; April s. 99AS 0G, May So 01a8 II
June S. 07aS 16; July s. Has %; city
steam s. 30. BnJter-Stesdy; western
14a32c. Cheese-Quiet: western llial2c
Copper-Weak; lake Is SOC.
Chicago.
Chicago, February S-There was &
feeling OF uncertainty and nervousness ir
the grain markets to-day. In wheat there
was a sort of evening up market to-day
Corn was more active to-day; oats also ex
hibited some Improvement; pork and larc
were dull and featureless; -four quiet aud
unchanged. Wheat-CaSh No. > sprinI
74ia76c; No. 3 spring 66a67c; No. . rec
773c; February 74{a753c, closing at 74}c
March 74sa75sc, closing at 745c; May
| sO3a15c, closing at sole; June S1aSlSc
closing at Sic. Corn-Cash No. 2 464c
February 45Jc; March 46a465c, closing a
Acc; May 5OSa575c, closing at 5O!c; Jun'
5Osa5ltc, closing at sole. Osts-Cash No
, 28Ia29c; May 3OIa32c, closing at Sic
June 3O}a31gc, closing at 3lsc. Rye
Cash No. . Coo. Barley-No. 2, s0aS2c
Flax Seed-No. l 81 46. Timothy Seed
Prime s. 47a2 49l. Mess Pork-Casl
S14 15a14 90; May $l4 25a14 524, %closinl
at S14 %. Lard-Cash s. 673a7 20
February 81 65a7 IS; March 81 70a7 III
closing at 81 20; May 81 S24s7 92l, clos
ing at 81 SCI; June 81 9O67 SO, CLOSING
at 81 so. Short ribs-S7 so; shoulder
IS OOa6 O5; short clear 81 95a8 90
Whisky-At 81 IA. Sugar-Cutloaf tic
SIC; ~granulated 73c; standard A &c
Butter-weak; Creamery 22ta30c; dair!
22fa26e. E~ggs-Frm.
Toiedo.
TOLEDO, o, February S.-Wheat-
Active and weak; cash S4ss4lc; May S6sc
July Sc. Corn-Dull and lower; casl
SOC; March 50. Oats-NOminal at 33c
Glover Seed-Dull; cash and February
S4O7i; March 81 10; April 81 10.