Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-24
PRODUCE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, July .,

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July %
The market is reported as being brisk and stock
U owing OIL well on arrival. Prices have changed
but little during the past week. Eggs are steady
in price and the demand good, and the outlook
indicates Il continuance OF these conditions
Choice butter is selling well, while medium AMI
fine grades continue slow. The receipts are good,
but are kept pretty vel cleared up. For chick
ems, both old ard young the demand is good.
The prospects are that they will remain firm.
Apples are in good demand.
We quote the following prices.
Butter, country choice 1Oallc; country good 70
Sc: country fair SAGE.
Eggs, strictly fresh, 1eJzalic per dozen.
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand IS
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 2cal 90
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory Ease; New York
SalOc; Limberger 10allc; Sweitzer llal2c; market
nominal.
Potatoes, new, 81 25 TO 81 so per Darrell per
bushel i0c demand fair, supply equal
Poultry, live chickens old SS coal 90 per dozen
spring ST 50 to . 50. Chickens, hens per pound
SAGE: old cocks Sc; spring chickens lie per
pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand, at 715aSc;
Onions, home grown 75c per bushel; demand
fair supply good.
Cabbage, new, per barrel 50al5ci demand GO0li
supply heavy.
Apples, new, s. OoaS O0per barrel; supply light
demand good
BlacEbsrries-Per pail s5c; demand good.
supp equal.
Waiermelons- slsa25 per hundred
CuCunbers-l0al5c perdozen; supply light ana
Tomsioss~ Home grown 81 per box; demand
good, supply light
sUsDRrEs.
Rags steady at 154ai5lo for white mixed cot
ton: tSai1 for all wool, and "a al3Sc for mixed.
Feathers choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
10 small lots Ease extra.
Seeds Clover. per bushel, choice IS so; prime
s. So. Timothy. choice 81 IS; prime 81 o. Ex-
ira clean blue grass Sc. Orchard grass choice.
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
cider. sweet refined Dbl included sc OOa7 90;
country sweet s. co. crab, choice IS O0a7 90; crab
medium, 81 OOa5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
0al2c.
PIrrsBURG, July 23.-There is a continued good
degree of activity in produce circles; our mer-
chants generally continue TO have about all they
can DO No important change in prices
ArPLE,-Sales in ai1hhiug way from store at
sSs3 so per barrel for choice and S2a2 80 for COM
mon 10 f,lr.
BUTrEE-Fancy creamery 1Sa19c; other brands
ljai6c: fancy country roll l2al3c; choice coun-
try roll 9allc; mixed country roll Sc; low grade
and cooking 6a7c grease 3a4c.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michigan
pa s. 40a2 30 per bushel; hand picked mediums
81 goal %. Lima, new, 6%a654c; imported beans
81 75al 20 per bushel.
EGGs-Str!ctly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, In
'FEirHERs-Extra live geese, 55a6?c; No. do
Soc mixed do, S0a36.
SrFnS-Wtsiern recleaued medium clover job
biug from store at s. 2ja5 so; mammoth, - S9a
. co. tmoihy at 81 s. for prime and 81 20 for
choice u f ncy; blue grass, clsl 90; orchard,
lf an. a iIrnua-
rian 81 90: fine lawn grass, 25c per ID.
POULTRY-Live chickens, 65a7Oc per pair
spring chickens, 3Oa40c per pair; dressed young
chickens lja17c: do ducks 60a65c per pair;
dressed turkeys, Sal0c per pound; do chickens,
llsl2c; do ducks, l0allc.
PorArOEs-sal Of Tennessee Rose in job
hing way from store at 81 Seal 20 per barrel.
NEW YORK, July 23-Flour, receipts 2S,O72 pack
ages; exports u iA barrels, and $50 sacks; mar
ker steady and moderately active; sales l55OO
barrels COrnmeal. more active and steady.
Wheat, receipts 1850 bushels exports 2)956
bushss; sales $4,000 bushels futures, ana 49,
600 bushels spot; spot market moderately actlyei
No 8 red Sic: No. red 81 GOAL OOt9; No. white
csc: uneraded red 75a92c options steady and
higher. No ? red July o7%aSSc closing at SSc;
August S5i4aS63se, closing at S6Ec: september
4as6l%c; closing at 553 SC; October H19c closing
at size: November $3.50; December $3.50; jan
uary gOisc: May 9l54a9ic, closing at Gle Rye,
quiet and steady. Corn, receipts l22,lOO bushels;
exports 93777 bushels; sales 1882 600 bushels
futures, and 1l4,OOO bushels spot; spot market
moderately active at yza}5c higher and strong;
ungraded mixed 4Safp4c; July 435sa4i34c, closing
at 44c: August 44a4i3sc. closing AT 4iisc Seplem-
Der 40 .c; October 4iAAtSc, closing nj 4lAc.
Oats, receipts 29C0) bushels, exports 20 bushels;
sales 10000 bushels futures aud 1877, 600 bushels
spot: spot market tirmer and fairly active; spot
No white 80 sc; mixed western 2ba29c:
white do SIZE No. Chicago 2S'4c. Hay aud
Hops quiet Coffee, options steady at 20a3O points
up: July lAOjc; August l4.05ali45c; September
n 25aii 55c: October II l5al4 55c; November
.1il5all25c. December H.l5ali 90; January, Feb
ruary, March and May lf2OAi460c; spot Rio
firm at l7i5c. Sugar, raw inactive; refined
Quiet and firm. Molasses, dull. Rice, quiet
Petroleum, steady; United 991ac. Cotton Seed
Oil dull; crude Soc, rallow, steady; city 9-lec
ROsin steady aud quiet Turpentiue, firm. Eggs,
easier: western l3al4c. Wool, quiet and firm
domestic fleece 32aS9c; pulled 53aiOc; Texas ia
sc. Pork, Qmet and steady. Cut Meats, firm
Lard, easier and quiet; western steam 60 6212;
August Sc 60, September Sc 60; October Sc CO..
November Sc 5O December &C 40; January
Sc 81; March IS 40. Butter, steady; western
dairy l0al2jSc creamery l2al7c. Cheese, more
active and steady; western 615a7%c.
CHICAGO. July 23.-Increased activity and n
large increase in the volume Of speculative
business were witnesscdlin wheat today prices
averaging higher all around. nervous and
unsettled feeling again prevailed, however, and
fluctuations were frequent within a range of
nc. feature Of the trade was excellent buy
ing for foreign account, both here and IN New
York Corn, fair speculative activity was
manifested and prices were higher Oats iirmer
aud higher Provisions, fair trade, mark
steady and pr.ces slightly higher. Flour firm
and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. spring
S9s No. spring, 39o; No. : red SlNaS2ci
July 7sl5aS1c, closing at Sic, August lsa7914c;
closing az 7gc: September ~ .a79hc. closing at
SIC: December S0aS0lsc. closing AZ 80 C. Corn,
cash No p S6' sc August and September S6]$c;
OcioberS5Hc Oats, cash No. ?, 2lsc; August
pc: September and October 2lHc. Rye, No. 2,
42si2c15. Flaxseed, No. ! 81 q Timothy
Prime 81 80 Mess Pork cash Sll 20, August
Su 1915. September Sll ~. Octoter $40 %
Lard, cash and August 81 22ha6 81 september
and October S. 32k Bulk Meats short ribs
S. Gas C5. shoulders S. ~ ra5 -; short clear
creamery i5sai6c. inc liali4c. finest da rics
flia11c. fue lOaillsc Eggs quiet az ualllt
Reccipis- Flour, lH000 hsrrelsi wheat H.
O00 bushels corn 1900 bushels. oats, li',po0
bushes shipmenE-F.0ur, 0o barrels;
wheat 20 O00 bushels. c0rn, 600 bushels oats
N. Go bushes. rgc 1.ll nl.lelsi uafltf Rome
BALTIMORE July Is -Whcat western aIm; No
. white rci spot - r.. July 81 So asked. oorn
western i-n mixed spot ana July q ssiic An
r,.f nc. Srp.cmber uhsf IS Oats, firm
Rvs laI' af tliroc. Hay. prime 70 choice TIN
al SO fnaIf OBJ Butter western packed l-.
a fr.ary 'aacl i6i .li7c Eses, - q Coaee
DID. .f nli strong 10 i~. K cc.p1-llolI i-
-ll f-r-r'. uh.at i1.0ol bushels. corn. - 0lH
f..rrf. nafs rn' hrshf's ryC. 200 bushels
-r.-.-,ants- d. our. sf 900 btIrcls. wheat nole
corn 1921 .u-lt>
prranFtru1,. July 81 -Flour. Sow. wheat,
.f-rr- rrf hIrhrr. So ri July RI 4c
srrrr tsf-H september sil .a,i e., O.t per
-. ..e-t.r corn strong uurrltll mixed q. .',
s. m zrf July aud August iaffitc 50
tcnarr liaii.s ecicher ititaii ~ oals, s.aI
.rf r.f.Us end .rrl. lrr aiel white aili 30
unr.n $685. 80 white iii .sffc. futures luiet
.rl .rn SO lw.i'e July aih iiifc August 5. -
September !. aAiltili Illl.-- ID y.
chre.e iuu ana weak. pari skins 1s'c ke-