Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-10
PRODUCE.



Isham & Dieby's current circular: eve look f.r
lower prices for eggs and as loss in bad eggs viii
likely run heavier during the hot months we
must advise shippers to lower buying price in
the country, and to ship often as possible. De
maud has been very good up 10 this time, but
now that demand for 4th OF July is over we look
for less active trade, 50 taking all indications and
former seasons into account we Will once more
say buy Gays low We can handle al smpGehls
strictly choice butter Is hTmer ana Tor slCn we
are having good demand but we find the larger
norton OF al arrivals viii not grade above me
dunn and while we have heavy demand ior al
grades, prices are no better lhal issI week.
When under choice great care shoul1 DE taken
in handling butter, especially IN not Wealntr'
ship often: we can handle all shipments quick;
Demand has and will be good for both oiu shd
young chickens, and we can advise shippers to
Butter. country choice 1Oallc; country good IA
Sc; country fair 5a6c.
Eegs strictly fresh 12alSc per dozen,
Beans for hand-picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 2oal oO
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory Ease; New York
SalOc; Limberger lOallc; sweitzer llal2c; market
Potatoes, old per bushel 45a55c, demand weaker;
supply light. New, 81 70 10 " 90 per barrel per
bushel 75c; demand fair, supply equal
Poultry, live chickens, old IS OOa4 w per dozen
Lard Lard country prime, in fair demand at 71<asc
Onions. home grown 81 10 per bushel; demand
fair. .,
supp RRPPPles' new 81 75as Ooper BARREL supply light;
Rasp6eSrles-Per box Gaze; demand good, sup
ply limited.
Cherrles-Per pail 35aGOc, according to quality;
supply fair, demand good
DRIED FRUIrs-Apples, choice sliced, per 10.
&c; Apples Ohio and West Virginia, As per 10.
2c Backberries per 10. SAGE Cherries, pitted, per
TO- iOai2c; Cherries unpitted, per ID. 4a5e; Rasp-
berries, per b. 2Oa22c; Peaches, Is, per ID. 4a5ci
Peaches, rs, per 10. &c; Dried Peas, per bus,
$780, Dried Corn, per ID. 411a5c; Hominy, per
Dbl. SO co.
ermelons-s20aS0 per hundred.
Cucumbers-s2 per box
Tomaoes-Home grown 81 per hox.
sUEDRIEs.
Rags. steady at l14al%c for white mixed cot
ton; 1Sas1 for all wool and 1ltal1Sc for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oci
Seeds ss Clover S per bushel, choice IS 50; prime
s. IS. Timothy. choice 81 IS; prime 81 - Ex-
ira clean blue grass, S5c. Orchard grass choice.
81 40: prime 81 30. Red top GOO.
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSaloc; pure
cider, sweet refined Dbl included) &c OOa7 90;
country sweet So 90: crab, choice So OOa7 %; crab
medium 81 OOa5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
0Gl2c
PrrsRURG, Pa, July 0.-There IS a continued
good degree OF activity in produce circles; our
produce merchants almost without exception
have about all they can do, but It is largely IN
handling small fruits, potatoes and vegetables OF
all kinds.
BUrrER-Fancyc creamery, 19aeOc; other brands,
l5al7c; fancy country roll, l2alSc; choice coun-
try roll. 9allc; mixed country roll SC; low grades
and cooking, 6a7c; grease, Sa4c
BEANs-New crOp-New YORK ana Michigan
pes, 81 SOAP 60 per bushel; hand-picked mediums,
81 Goal IS; Lima, new, 6ha6Nc; imported beans,
81 7jal 30 per bushel.
BEEswAx-Choice yellow, 25a2Sc.
CHEEsE-OhiO full cream, new, S4as54c; New
York. new, lOa1O%c: Ohio Sweitzer 9a1lc; Wis
c0nsin, do 12al3c; Limburger, S%a9c
EGGs-Stuctly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio,
IN cases. l5al6c
FEATHERs-EXtra live geese, b5a6Oci No 90,
HoSTY-1 10. sections. without glass, 16,1Sc;
do, with glass, 15Rl6c; buckwheat honey, l2al8c;
California honey, l5al6c.
RAGs-Are reported steady al lt2c LOT country
srEDs-western recleanea medium clover, job
bling from store at So l0a5 %; mammoth % Soa
CO. timothy 81 20 for prime and 81 50 Tor caoiS ICE
TO fancy; blue grass, 95caSl %; orchard, 81 %
millet. g0c: German millet, 81 %; Hungarian
81 90; fine lawn grass, 25c per 10.
PouLTRY-Live chickens 60a70c per pair; spring
chickens S5a5Cc per pair; do ducks, '0a'oc per
pair; dress turkeys l0al2c per pound; do chick
ems llal2c per pound. do ducks lOallc.
PorAroEs-sales OF Tennessee Rose in job
bling way from store at 81 GOAL 70 per barrel.
GREES STUTF-Cabbage, home raised in one
barrel crates. 81 GOAL 75 Southern, in large
crates, 81 50sl Is; do. small crates. 81 GOAL %.
TOmatoes-Fancy bushel boxes 81 1Oal 10; four.
basket crates 81 goal so; one-third bushel boxes
50a75c. Cuke-Bu6hel boxes, 75caSl 90. Beans
Bushel boxes. 81 COAL %; peas, 75caSl 90. beeis,
25a30c pr dozen; radishes 20a2jc per dozen;
Southern onions, per barrel, 81 75aS 90; Bermuda
onions, boxes, 81 coal 10; Egyptian onions,
boxes 81 5Os2 10.
BEERIEP-Black raspbedes, 7a9c per quart;
red raSpberries lOsl2c; strawberries, ealOc;
whortleberries per quart, 12al4c DO buckets,
81 l5al %, gooseoerries, Base currants, ealOc
. New APPLES-In onc-han barrel toxes, yOcR
81 on: in one.third barrel boxes, 5OadOc; in bar
TEEMELoNs-Georgia melons, 1Sa25c Can
eopes in barrels, s. 6OaS co. in crates, 81 coal 90
NEW YORK, July 9-Flour, receipts 16 9o3 pack
ages: exports 1.l99 barrels. and l7,4s3 sacks;
marke' firm and fairly active; sales p 900 bar,
res. Wheat, receipts $50 bushels eNpofS, 9'9S yS
bushels spot: spot market dull, higher and firm;
No 3 red S0i.e: No. l red 81 90; No. white
csc: options dun and higher; No. red July s1ss
assoc. closing at SS1&c; August Sl1<ci september
s61[eS7c. closlnrat Sc October s7kss754c clos
ing at &c; December sy5aci May 9ic. Corn, re-
ceipts bushels; exports III 200 bushels sales
$4,000 bushels futures ana dl2, 600 bushels spot
market active; ungraded mixed 421a9435ac; July
42t[c: August 43c: September 1910; October i3Sc.
oats receipts IS 600 bushels: exports ~, OoO bush
els: sales $4,000 bushels futures; 1000 bushels
spot; market dull and weaker spot NO; white
SIZE mixed western 26aSlc white do Sia39c;
no Chicago 29c. Hay and Hops, quiet. Coffee
p points up: August lS70al390c. September IL SO
aliOOc: October aud November l3s5alll5ci De
oember 10. 9Oali zoe January l4lec; February,
aud March - 95a14 25c; April l405c May l3.9la
II 25c spot Rio, steadier at 1914. Sugar, duh
but firm. Molasses, quiet. Petroleum, quiet;
United 9l15c. Couonseed Oil quiet. Tallow quiet
Rosin, quiet and steady. Turpen;ine, steady at
SSHc Eggs, active; western 1915 Wool, in
fair demand aud hrm; domestic fleece 32aS9c;
pulled 2Ss40c: Texas l4a23c. Pork, steady mess
Sl3 GOALS 2j; prime Sll 50all 70. Cut Meats strong
September SC ST; October &c 81. Butter, dull
and weak; western dairy lOal915e; creamery L
alS1Sc. Cheeae, steady; western 734o.
CHICAGO. July Q-Trading in wheat was &C
tive and the market was stronger. There was
some investment buying and shorts covered
freely. The feeling was unsettled early IN the
session but developed into rather bullish ten
dency later The very strong tenor Of foreign
advlces was the principal influence on the mar
ket English markets evidently are being
effected BY the dry weather. Corn moderately
active ana shane higher. Oats aoive: Pro
.lsiOhs fairly active Flour unchanged Mheal
cash No. spring $50; No2 red s554c; July sSa
S5c. closing at 500 August Ie5saslt C, cloSlnk
at si}sc September 's4aSytsc' closing AZ go S
December slaS2lSc, closing at sac. Corn,
cash No 36c; August So C; september so
October s5I4c. Oats, cash No. 2219c; September
22lse. Rye, No. 2, 42S4c. Flaxseed, NO. l AZ
81 s.. Timothy Seed prime at 81 IS. Mess Pors,
cash aud August Sll so; September VI %;
October $40 so Lard cash and August 50 SOa
6 S2H: September Sc 40. Bulk Meats, shor'
ribs S. so; shoulders IS s71s; short clear 60 -.
whiskey, at 81 o.. Butter quiet: fancy creamery
i5lbsl6c; fine 10 .al5c; finest diaries l2alSe: me
l0s!2o. Eggs quiet az l2c Reeeipts-FlouI'
- OOO barrels: wheat 1000 bushels corn.
5000 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels; rye S,OOO
bushels harley 1000 bushels shipments-fIio0nl11
ia 600 barrels; whest 6S 900 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels; oats Al 600 bushels; rye, 1900 bushels
barley none.
PHILADELPHIA, July 9-Flour, firm. Wheat
scarce and firm; No. red July s6aslc; Au-
gust s4GsSiAc; September s4AasiAc; Octgoer
stIsaS5c Corn, Arm but quiet; No. ? yellow
45isc: No red July 42l7ai5e; August 4234 a4S14c
September 4Sa4SHc; october S19sAc, Osts,
arm: No. white 80; No. white July Sa1sa
sss<c: August spa az; September size. Egss,
weak. Pennsylvania fancy l5c. Receipts. Hour
; 400 harrelswheat 600 bushels; corn 1880 bush
els: oats Ii 100 bushels. shipments whest ~
bushels: corn . 800 bushels; oats 1900 ousheis'
BALTIMORE. July 9.-wheat western firm.
No winter red spot Sc; July sotsci Ausus'