Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-03-20
PRODUCE.
heellng.

TUESDAY, March ~.
TIE market is reported in an improved
condition and stock is moving off nicely
For butter the demsnd is still heavy,
while the supply is rather scarce, eepe-
cially FOX choice grades. The demand for
eggs is not so heavy and is greatly ex-
ceeded By be supply; prices have dropped
several cents. The demand for all kinds
of poultry continues good. We quote the
following prices:
Butter-Country choice 90 to 24c; cOun-
try good l6 to lie; country, fair, 8 to Sc.
Eggs-StriCtly fresh, 10ll2c per dozen
supply heavy; demand fair. Goose eggs,
35s40c.
8eans-For band-picked navy the de-
mand is good and the supply is fair.
Prices are 81 9Oa2 90 per bushel
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory II TO
lie; New York sa1Oc; Limberger 10 to
lie; Sweitzsr lls12c. Market nominal.
POtatoes-PeT hUshel 40c; demand slow;
supply heavy.
PoUlTy-Liye chickens, s. 50a4 % per
dozen; ducks, live S. 00a3 80 p CT dozen
turkeys, live, 9sloc per pound; geese, per
pair soc to 81 p.
Sweet Potatoes-Jerseys So 5Oa4 90
per barrel.
Cranberries Jerseys, 81 % per box.
Lsrd-COuntry prime, with a fair de
msnd, at 74asc
Onions-Demaud poor; supply heavy;
per bushel, Coo; per barrel, 81 25a1 so.
Cabbage 65a75c per barrel; demand
poor; supply heavy.
Apples Choice 81 GOAL 10 per barrel
supply fair; demand good.
Pacnip3-Per bushel, 40c; demand allow
big supply.
Ta-6,ps-Per barrel, 81 90; poor de-
mand; heavy supply.
DRIED FRUTTs-Apples, choice sliced,
Der 10. &c; Apples, Ohio and West Vir-
ginis, Is. per ID. &c; Blsckberries, per
10. 5a6c; Cherries, pitted, per ID. 1Oa12c;
Cherries, uupitted, per ID. 4a5c; Raspber-
ries, per ID 2Oa22c; Peaches, Is, per d. 4a5c.
Peaches, Is, per h. &c; Dried Peas, per
bus, $3.50; Dried Corn, per ID. 5a6c;
Hominy, per Dbl. $50
sUNDRIEs.
Rsgs-Steady at Halle for white mixed
cotton; !s}c for all wool, and Halle for
mixed.
Choice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5C extra.
Seeds-Clover, per bughel, choice 80 9Oi
prime S. So Timothy, choice III 10
prime 81 65. Extra clean blue grass SOC.
Orchard grass, choice, 81 40; prime 81 30.
Red tor soc. Demand strong.
Honey-White clover per pound 13ll5e;
pure strained Sa1Oc.
New York.
NEW YORK, March 19.-FlouT-Receipts
q, coo packages; exports ,, 1876 barrels,
:. S35 sacks; market dull, heavy and IN
settled: sales 1 100 barrels. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 4 400 bushels; exports 10000 bush
els: sale II SO0,0 600 bushels futures and
81. 600 bushels spot; spot msrket moder-
ately active and lower; No. 3 red o54ci
No. 1 red 81 o.; No. white 94c; unera-
ded red S2}s924c; options more active; No.
> red Msrch 89{c; April soc; May 9l5a
% 9-16c, closing at 9lsc; Jnue 9lBa93ic,
closing at 93c; July 9lss92scr closing at
Size; August s9ls905c, closing at o93c;
September 9O5c; December 92c. Barley
Dull; ungraded Canada 75aS3c. Corn
Receipts 136, 200 bushels; exports 1lO, 81
bushels; sales 4SS,0 600 bushels futures and
1O4 600 bushels spot; market weak and
onie.: ungraded mixed 41a435c; March
i23c; April 423e; May 43a43lc, closing at
43c; June 435c; July 438c. Oats-ke-
ceipts l l, 600 bushels; exports 26 200 bush
els. saleg $4,000 bushels futures and 59,OOO
bushels SPOT; market dull and unchanged
spot No. . white 324s33lc; mixed western
abe: white 90 34a39c; No. , Chicago
32c. Hay-Firm; shipping csc. Hops
Steady. Coffee Options steady NJ rch,
April and May 16.75a16 SOC; June and
July 16.S5a16 Csc; August Is 95s17 O5c
September II. 10a17. 20c; October 17.15c
November, December and January 1888
| II 35c:spot Rio steady at 1870. Sugar
Raw unchanged; refined quiet MOlssses
-Oaiet; New Orleans open kettle good tC
fancy 2Sa42c. Rice-Steady. Petroleum
Quiet; United 90ic. Cotton Seed Oil
Tallow and Realistically. Turpeutin'
Quiet. Eggs-Dull at 13c Wool-Quiet
and easy; domestic fleece 3243Sc; pulled
23a3Oc; Texas 15a27c. Pork aud Gu
Mests-Stesdy. Lard - Quiet; western
steam s. %; March, April and May 81 %
June 81 %; July s. %; August 81 81
September s. 80. Butter-Dull western
dairy 1342Sc; creamery 1Sa26c. Cheese
Quiet; western 94a114c. Pig Iron-Quiet
Copper-Firmer; Lake March $l5 30
Lead-Dull at So 72l. Tin-Irregular
straits $2l 90.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 19.-There was fsi
trading in wheat to day and the feeling
vas considerably unsettled, with lowe
range of prices. Corn ruled sctive ant
lower. Oats fairly unsettled. Provision
moderately felive. FlOur-Dull and I'm
changed. Wheat-Cash No. ? spring So
s9Slc; No 3 spring S3iaS5c; No. re'
93ls93lc; Msy 94sa97c, closing at 954c
June 9l}a92!c, closing at Disc; July e5sc
year sos. Corn-Cash No. ,, Sac; Apr
34l; May and June 35ic Olts- Cash No
=, 24sc; May 25sc; Juna and July 259t'
25lc; Rye-No. , at 4Sc. Flax Seed
At 81 so. Timothy Saed-At 81 A. Nee ee
Pork-Cash, May and June Sll 9OAI2 W