Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-02-27
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.
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Trade is improving and it looks as if the
dull period had bean replaced BY business
spurt that is encouraging. The demand
for butter continues good and all
grades sell according to quality on arrival,
the demand for fine goods being especially
heavy Eggs are also in good demand
and the supply keeps up fairlywell, but
if the cold weather continues they will
become hrmer. The demand for apples
has some n hat improved for certain varie-
tiee. Poultry Of all kinds is in excellent
demand. We quote the following prices:
Butter-Country choice Is to 22c; coun-
try, good II 10 14c; country, fair, to Sc
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 14aI5c per dozen
supply good; demand good.
BeanB - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply is fair
Prices are 81 90 per bushel; extra fancy
81 %.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory II to
lie; New York sa10c; L.imberger 10 to
lie; Sweilz5r 11a12c. Market nominal.
POtatOes-Per bushel 45a50c; demand
good; supply heavy.
PoultTy-Liys chickens, s. 5Oa3 70 per
dozen; ducks, live s. 00a3 80 er dozen
turkeys, live 9al0c per pound; geese, per
pair SOC 10 81 p.
Sweet Pc;atOes-Eastern stock 50 Is
per barrel. Jerseys So 0Oa3 80.
Cranberries Jerseys, 81 80 per box
Lard-Country PRIME, with fair de-
Iaand, at 73a8o
OniOus-Dem and poor; supply heavy
per bushel, 65c; per barrel, 81 65
Cabbage -75a9Oc per barrel; demand
improving; supply goot.
Apples-ChOiCe s5ca$l 10 per barrel;
supply fair; demand light.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, choice sliced,
per ID. Sc; Apples, Ohio and West Vir-
ginia, s, per d. SIC; Blsckberries, per
10. Ease; Cherries, pit.ed, per ID. 12A15c;
Cherries, unpitted, per ID. 4s5c; Raspber-
RES, per ID BE; Peaches, 3s per lb 4a5c.
Peaches, Is, per To- 4c; Dried Peas. pc
bus $3.50; Died Corn, Per ID. sc; HON.
my, per bbl $500.
SUNDRIES.
Regs-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; is,c for all wool, ard 1ial3c for
mixed.
Feathers-Choice IN original packages
45s5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds-Cloyer, per bushel, choice s. 70;
prime s. 30 Timothy, choice 81 30;
prime 81 So Extra clean blue grass Soc.
Orchard grass; choic5 81 80; prime 81 40.
Red top SOC
Honey-White clover por pound l3al5c;
pure strained sal0c.
New York.
NEW YORK. February 2G -FlouT-Rs-
ceipts LAO packages; exports 1896 bar
reis and $50 sacks; market steady and
less active; Gales Il, 500 barrels. Wheat
Receipts 4, 400 bushels; exports 9O,9ll
bushels; sales ., l0i 600 bushels futures
and g. 300 bushels spot; spot market dull
and steady; No. 3red 93lc; No. red 81 0S;
No. l white 81 OF; options fairly active
sad higher; No. . February 07ici March
Csc; April 99s99sc, closing at 995c; May
81 OOB; Juus 81 OO!; July 974a973c, closing
at 96.c; August 93ss9iic, closing at 93sc;
December 96a97c closing at 96,c. Corn
-Receiuts 81 600 buahels; exports Is 945
bushels: sales 736 GOO bushels futures and
1911 coo bushels spot; market fairly active;
ungraded mixed 4Ol a434c; February and
March 43Jc; April 435c; May Isle; June
435a43}c, closing Mt 43ic. Oata-Receipts
-. 600 bushels; exports $500 bushels;
sales 2OO. 600 bushels futures end $4,000
bushels spot; market fairly ectiys; spot
No. . white 33lc; mixed western 29a33c;
white DO 3ia39c; No. . Chicago 32c. Hay
and Hops-Qaiet Coffee Options firm
and 5a1O points higaer; February 1G.15a
1920; March, April and May Is 10a
1890; June, July, and August l6 POE;
September Is SOC; October, November and
December Is 55s16.75e; spot Rio strong at
1se. Sugar-Refned steady. Molasses-
Firm. Rce-Quiet Pefoleum-Steady
AZ s. %; United 92lc. CottouSeed Oil
Strong. Tallow-Steady; city 5sc. Rosin
Steady; strait common 81 074a1 10.
Turpeutine-S eady. EIgs-Less sctive;
weatern l5a15lc Wool-Q1iet and easy;
domestic fleece 32333c; pulled 23a29c;
Texas 15427c. Pork and Cut Moats-
Steady. Lard-Dull; western steam - 2Oi