Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-30
PRODUCE.
WHEELING TUESDAY. MAY 2s.

since our last report Chickens continue in good
demand and prices will no douot hold firm;
| springs have had but light receipts so far. We
quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice 9alOc; country good Ia
Eggs strictly fresh, l2a1sc per dozen; goose
| eggs, zoe.
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 25al 30
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory 7a9c: New York
SalOc; Limberger lOallc; Sweitzer llal2c; market
| nominal.
Potatoes, per bushel 4Oc, demand fair sup
Poultry, live chickens, old SO OOas so per dozen;
spring So 0Oa4 90
Lard, country prime, in fair demand, at 71Sasc
Onions, Bermuda 81 % per crate; demand fair;
supply fair.
Cabbage, new, small crates 50 90; large crate
Apples, choice 81 70 per barrel; supply light;
demend good.
Spinach, per barrel 75c
Strawberries s TO l2c per quart, according to
quality; demand good; supply heavy.
Radishes, per dozen punches DC, demand fair
| supply good
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, cnoice sliced per ID.
| &c. Apples, Ohio ana West Virginia, Is. per ID.
| Be- Blackberries, per 10. 5a6c Cherries ptted. per
| ID. l0al2c: Cherries unpitted per h. 4a5c; Rasp
berries, per 10. 20a22c; Peaches, IS. per To- 4a5c;
| Peaches, Is, per ID. &c; Dried Peas, per bus
$3.50; Dried Corn, per ID. 4}5a5c; Hominy, per
| Dbl. So 90.
sUEDRIEs.
Rags. steady at Babe for white mixed cot
ton; lSa5{ for all wool, and lliall5c for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
In small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds Clover, per bushel choice s. sO prime
s. S. Timothy, choice 81 IS; prime 81 81 EX-
ira clean blue grass, Sc Orchard grass, choice.
81 49, prime. 81 30 Red top, soc.
Honey white clover, per pound, l3al5c; pure
| strained Sal0c.
cider sweet refined Obi included) SO OOa7 co.
country sweet, 81 %; crab, choice S. OOa7 co. crab
medium, 81 OOa5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
l0al2c.
PIrTsBURG May 27.-Adyices from New York
and Chicago show firmer market for eggs, and
the feeling among j0bbers here is that bottom
prices have been reached After today losses
from bad eggs In New York fall on the holder in
stead of the buyer Up 10 this time buyers
took the chances From now on the inspector
decision as TO good and bad determines that the
seller shall be the loser The indications are for
stronger butter markets this week than last
delay Of strawberry trains on the g.. & .. TINS
morning resulted in an overdose. and prices de
clined The berry that brought lsc in the early
morn was slow at l2c by noon. BuyeE had gone
home before the arrival of trains.
BUTTER Creamery, Elgin, l9a20c, Ohio do LA
lSc: fresh dairy packed l4al5c; country rolls,
lSal4c: CHARTERS Creamery Co, lsc.
CIDER--Sand refined, Sc 50a7 80; common,
So 50a4 90; crab cider s. 0OaS 80; per barrel eli
der vinegar, l0al2c per gallon.
CHEEsE-NeW Ohio cheese, &c; New York, new,
lO%ailc. Limburger, 9alOc; domestic, sweitzer
cheese, 9l9al214c.
Eges-f5al4c per dozen for strictly fresh; goose
eggs SOC per dozen.
iFRUrrsEApples, 81 5Oas 50 per barrel; evapor
ated raspberIies. 25c per pound; cmnberries.
81 OOa5 90 per barrel 50casl 90 per bushel; straw
berries, loal6c per quart; pine apples, 81 25al 10
per dozen.
iOai5e: mixed lots 3OaS6c.
HoNEY-New crod l6al7c; buckwheat l3al5c.
PoTAroHs-S5aiOc per bushel; Bermuda pota-
toes IS O0as 50 per barrel: new Southern pOa
toes s. 00a5 so per barrel.
drawn chickens, lOal2c per pound. drawn liza
TGtII6w-Country, 43la5c; city rendered, ga
VEGErABLEs-Radishes 25aSOc per dozen; mar
ro,yfat peas 81 = per crate; new cabbage, two
barrel crates 81 j0a3 90; Bermuda onions 81 l5a
p per bushel; string beans, 81 20; tomatoes,
50 0Oa3 20 per bushel
NEW YORK, May 29-FlOur, receipts l6,4H
packages; exports 4O23 barrels and S4S sacks;
market dull and barely steady; sales l7,bOO bar
rels Wheat, receipts 5000 bushels exports,
"a 5Oi bushels, sales, 100000 bushels futures,
"a 900 SPOT: spot market dulliand lower; NO. red
75c: No. / red soc; No. / white 93s options mod
erately active; No. red May size; June ol1sa
size. closing at SIC; July S2lsc; August s2a
Sole closing at SIC: September o23saS3Ac; De
Corn receipts 81 600 bushels; exports 1926 bush,
els: sales 900 900 bushels futures, and 10000
bushels spot; market dull and hrm; ungradel
mixed S9a4215c; May 4O15a4O4c closing az
4Isac. June 46Kc, July ARa4lsc closing at
4iIIc. August li5<c September 425a42Ac. Oats,
receipts Dol 400 bushels; exports 2,ll5 bushels
sales 900 bushels futures, and lO20JO bushels
spot: market weak and lower; spot NO. W1ile
10. Western 2Ga30c: white do 33a39c, No. Chi
cago 2SI{a2S15c. Hay, quiet. Coffee, steady at
10 10 points down May, June and Jrly l6 iOa
l6 soc: August and september l6.fOal6y 9' OctO-
Der. November, December January ana fepI ,9t!
M eOal7 10. March Ills; spot Rio, quiet at ls,6c
sugar. refined firm Moases, quiet. New Or
iosns omen kettle good 10 fancy 28af6c. RICE,
inlet Petroleum, steady and quiet United
SyiIc. Cotton Seed Oil, quiet Iallow lower'
tine, dull Eggs, easier, west m Tea 4zc,
Pork dull; mes sl3 25al3 5Oi extra prime slL wa
995 Cut Meats quiet. Lard, firmer; western
steam s. o5 May and June We U5 1u dysi1y o. On
Joe; creamery l3al715c. Cheese weak ana uun'
CHICAGO May 29.-After firm opening ana
sligbf advance the wheat market ruled cas-
lon nrices declining &c and closing gaze lower
Than yesteiday. fair business was transacted.
lint trading was spasmOdic. quiet, easy ieelng
nrevailed in corn. Transactions were only OF
moderate vilume and fluctuations ilmlteu 20 a. |
range Oats were traded in literally ana carry
stronger feeling prevailed. Provisions, hrm
nrices shade higher. Wheat, quiet and un-
changed cash No spring rs; SG sIosipse
AT 7sc: July 76}sa7714c closing alo12c' -o ~
Gust 7436a75c closing at &c year osoS52a
7i15c closing at 5Sc' Cor S sSHc 10 Oats cash
40 D 2172c. June ME July 224c; August 70
Rve No. 2 at Ss15c FlaXseed, NO. l AZ a. o..
Moss PORK cash and June Sll 75all ~; July
81 s. august S 81 y o. s sepfe4 S s. g IS Lard
cssb Sc 67I5a6 20: July Sc 45; August Sc So sep
tember s6S5 Sugar cutloaf gl4agse, granu'
lated SIC: standard s5sc- kecelpls, HVo az,
Il 006 barrels: wheat 1000 bushels; corn, b05,gVO
iT,sbels. oats 257, 900 bushels rye, 700 Dushelsi
harley. 1900 bushels. Shipments Flour tUvy nj
rels wheat. II 900 bushels; corn, $1,000 bushsls'
oats sSs 900 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels oarIeS'
5000 bushels. -.
ptrr, ,Dr1PgrA. May; 29.-Flour, quiet but
stesdv Wheat very dun No2 red May glas2ei
Iune sSagOc July S0as01ae; August ly52ssloOC;
Corn. steady No. yellow mixed w.; a., A. =
mixed May and June 4O4a4o54ci Jq io,, dIa1 NJ
white 3lsIe: No white May 33a34ci June s-a
s2iIe: July 325saS23sc; August 5l73c; Du p-oL
steady. Pennsylvania creamery lial.t4c' - ~
Visions steady; fair demand. kecelp.S oa ' 90
b,sbels. oats 1900 bushels shipments, Wnest
an bushels; corn, 400 bushels; oats 9'aOo
bushels. an,
BALTIMORE. May 29-wheat, western . dull,
NJ D winter red spot S2aS2hc; June ~,
TDlv 7e7 assoc: August SIC. Corn, western
S july ntyed suot 40s<a4O7sc; June 4OHa4VAci
nm I'm .IiIc Oats steady: western white ga
SSeaIIIyc "a Rive. dun. Hay barely steady;
nina to choice timothy s14 5oal5 co. FRO;
Visions. dull. Butter, steady; westet1, II, CO..
ia stronS. Rio Isl Flour, receipts 600 bar
r eH Wheat 5000 bushels Corn l6 600 bushels ss
Oats 400 bushels. Rye, 1000 bushels. flouT'
shipments, 1000. r,..
CD,crNsAr1. O.. May 29-Cotton finn. flour our
moderate demand. Wheat quiet No az reu corn orr,
-.oo;nfs 5OO bushels shipments 10y. SOln
stes5y No mixed s41zaS434e; Oats TImi
Ne mixed 25L.c Rye quiet; No. AZ ForS
eSev AT SO D. Lard steady at S. 50. BulS ~eass
ana bacon quiet Whisky steady at 81 " Du''ei'
sugar and cheese seady' -,.-.
TOLEDO. O., May 29.-Wheati dull ana CASTER