Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-20
PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, July 16.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, July l6.
The market generally is reported in good condi
ton with stock moving off nearly upon arrival.
There is "A decided weakness in the egg market
all over the country and chances for lower prices
seem good. Young and oil chickens have been
in good demand right along, and all the ship
ments so far have been sold on arrival Butter
is in fair condition, and choice stock is in good
demand. With the exception OF watt rmelons
all green stun quoted is home grown, prices be-
ing as follows:
Butter, country choice 1Oallc; country good IA
Sc; country fair 6a6c.
Eggs, strictly fresh, l2I3alic per dozen
Beans, for hand picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair prices are d cal %
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory 7a9c; New York
salOc; Limberger 1Oallc; Sweitzer llal2c; market
nominal.
Potatoes, new, 81 25 10 81 so per barrel; per
bushel 40c: demand fair, supply equal
Poultry, live chickens, old s. coal 0O per dozen
Lard country prime, in fair demand, at 711aSc.
Onions. home grown 75a9oc per bushel; de-
mand fair; supply good.
Cabbage, new, per barrel 5Oa75c; demand gold,
|. Apples, new, 50 Ooas Ooper barrel; supply light;
demand good.
Raspbefries- box Gaze; demand good, sup
Black6erries Per pail 4Oa5Oc; demand good,
CRerrIes~Per pail S5a6Oc according to quality;
supply scarce, demand good
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, cnoicc SLICED, per 10.
&C; Apples, Ohio and West Virginia, IS per 10.
&c; Blackberries, per ID. 5a6c Cherries, ptted, per
ID. l0al2c; Cherries, unpitted per 10. ia5c; Rasp
berries, per ID. 2Oa22c; Peaches, Is, per ID. ia5c;
Peaches, rs, per ID. &c; Dried Peas per bus,
sl.5O; Dried Corn, per ID. 419a5c; Hominy, per
Dbl. SO 90
watermelons- slsa25 per hundred.
Cuoumbers-lOal5c perdozen; supply large and
Tomatoes-Home grown 81 per tox.
sUNDRIEs.
Rags. steady at 1lIal%c for white mixed cot
ton; ISasI for all wool and lAal%c for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45aSOc;
In small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds, Clover per bushel, choice IS 50; prime
| s. IS. Timothy, choice 81 IS; prime 81 81 Ex-
ira clean blue grass, s5c. Orchard grass. choice.
| 81 30: prime, 81 30 Red top, 90c. Market active.
Honey, white clover per pound, lSal5c pure
Cider. sweet refined Dbl included) Sc OOa7 90;
country sweet 81 90; crab, choice Sc 00a7 co. crab
medium, 81 O0a5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
0al2c.
P1rrsBURG, July l9.-There was nothing Of an
important character developed in produce circles.
/ Business continues quite active, but prices have
undergone no important change for some days
BUTTER--Fancy creamery lSGl9c; other brands
| l5al6c; fancy country roll l2al3c; choice coun-
try roll 9alic: mixed country roll Sc; low grade
and COOKING Gaze; grease 3a1c.
BEANS-NeW CrOp-NeW York and Michigan
PEA 81 SOAP 60 per bushel; hand picked mediums
/ 81 goal IS. Lima, new, 615a6t4c; imported beans
/ 81 75al 20 per bushel.
CHEEsE-Ohio fun cream, new, sasl<c; New
/ York, new. l0al0%c; Ohio Swcitzer 9lllc; Niscon-
sin do, l2al3c; Limburger S1za9c.
EGGs-Strctly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, In
FEiTmERs-Extra live geese, 55a6oc; No. do
| SOC; mixed do, 3Oa36.
RAGs-Are reported steady at nc for country
| mixed
| SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clover job
bling from store at IS 25a5 so; mammoth, 50 35a
go, timothy at 81 60 for prime and 81 20 tor
choice n f-ncy; blue grass 9.clsl @; orchard.
81 40; millet, Coo; German millet, zoe; llunga-
rlan 81 90; fine lawn grass, 25c per 10.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 60a70c per. pair;
Csc per pair; dressed turkeys, Sal0c per pound;
do chickens llal2c; do ducks. l0allc.
| PorAToEs-Sales Of Tennessee Rose in job
bling way from store at 81 50al 65 per barrel.
| APPLEs-Sales in n jOhbing way from store 81
81 20a3 per barrel for choice and 81 50a2 90 for
common to fair.
NEW YORK, July 19-Flour, receipts 1879 pack
ages exports 93l2 barrels and 49, 103 sacks; market
irregular and quiet. Wheat, receipts 800
bushels exports Sc COG bushels sales l,2l60.0
bushels futures, and 5000 bushels SPOT; spot
market quiet and strong. No. 3 red Sic; No.
red 81 Of; No. white Ole; options dull ana
| Irregular No. red July sshc; August si7sa
! S5hc, closing at SjHe September SOC; DC
tober s55sc; November SOC; Js1uary sec; May
! 72xc. Corn, receipts 56,l0J bushels; exports
! 5.4l6 bushels sales l6 coo bushels futures and
! 10000 bushels spot; market dull and easy nm
| graded mixed i2l&a431Ic; July I3c; August SIC:
| September f3Ssc; October 4ic Oats, receipts
2lC01 bushels: exports q, 100 lushels: sales l5
! 600 bushels futures and 50 900 bushels spot;
market dull and steady: spot No. white SIC;
mixed western 25a29c; white do 33c; No.
/ III Gotta nVff 4 md fu
points up: August 14ijali.5Oc; September, Oc-
! iober November and December ll.70ali soc;
spot Rio, steady at l714c. Sugar r fined quiet.
| Molasses, dull. Rice, steady. Petroleum, quiet
and steady; United 92s Tallow' stronger
| Wool firm and quiet; domestic fleece 32aayc;
/ pulled 23aiGc; Texas lia2Sc. Pork, quiet ana
easy: mess u COal3 dc. Cut Meats firm r. Lard
weak and dull: western steam 60 So August 60 5g
September Sc 81: October sc 6ji November Sc az
! December 81 i3; January Sc 40 Butter, steady;
western dairy 10al3c; crt amery l2al6I4c. Cheese,
! lover; cOlored iirm western 6s6Hc.
! CHICAGO, July i9.-There was very fair trade
| in wheat early t)-day, but after that the market
was rather dun. Prices most OF the day ruled
/ slightly higher than yesterdays closing, and the
market was rather steadier within small iiuctnR-
| tons. Corn. quiet Oats quiet ana steady FRO
visions moderately active. Flour unchanged.
Wheat cash No. spring S034aslc; No 3 spring
| 77aS0c; No . red 500: July s0I4aSlc closing at
So &C: August 775sa7slsc, closing at 7Sbc; Sen
TENDER 7s5zc: December 79Ha79jzc Corn, casn
No . So $3.50; August SIC; September soc,
| october 36izc Oats. cash No. ?, 22Ac; August
/ 2i7.c; September PC; May 25}sc. Rye No. 2,
4Isc No / Flaxseed, At 81 IL. Timothy seed,
ut i IS Mess Pork, cash sll COAL IS; August
sil OH: September,sl II; October $40 90 Lard,
| cash and August Sc %; September and october
So 30 Short Rios s. 50aj So: thort clear q SII9a
o. Whisky at 81 OF. Others UNCHANGED. Re-
cepts- Flour, 600 barrels; wheat, a. 90 bushels
corn 222 900 bushels; oats, III 900 bushels, rye
u .aa.t u. .-fa II
: COO barrels wheat, a., 900 bushels; corn, 2ol.
Geo bushels: oats i'll 90 bushels; rye, 5000 BUSH
els; barley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, July l9.-Flour, quiet Wheat,
steady; No red July si19as5c; august e554a
SIC; September s3kadAci Oct Der t45Fseoc.
Corn market quiet but steady; No. mixed July
49ai3ISc; August 43l4ai3Hc September 4SHafic;
october 183{a4ilSc Oats, firm; No. white SIC;
No white July 8]aaSie; August Sl>saSl 80
september S0las3lc; OCTOBER 1881 ~. bultSl,
firm; PENNSYLVANIA creamery extra l5al159c; DO
prints extra 2ia25c Eggs. choice strong ana
nrn; Pennsylvania fists lil5c. Receipts nour
3 100 barrels wheat, 1OJ Dusheis corn f1IVu
bushels: oats Is 600 bushels. shipments wheat
iOC0 bushels; corn, $500 Dushel'; oats H''Vo
bushels.
BALTIMORE. July l9.-wheat, western easy;
"a , winter red spot s61Sc; July Soc: August
| Sarsc: September S25FaSic; December NC Oorni
western steayy; mixed spot and July 45AiS.4c
/ August 4z51aiSc; September SIC Oatsi nIm'
| western white S8aS5c Rye inactive al SOC. Hay,
inn M sI4 Goals 90. Mess pork, SIS % Butter,
steady: western packed ioal2c Creamery l6al5c
Figs firm. Coffee, nominal; RIO l6alNc, Re
ceipts-Flour, II, 900 barrels; wheat 1900 bush
is! corn a coo bushels: oats, 900 bushels snip
uents-Flonr. II COO barrels: wheat, 5000 bush-
els; corn, ZOO bushels.
C1scrsSArI. o., July l9-Cotton, quiet Flour,
srm. Wheat steady; No red 7sc; receipts
"a 200 bushels: shipments 1000 bushels. Corn,
| firm; No mixed 3619aSc. Oats, steady NO
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