Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-07
PRODUCES.

A.
Union Pacific, G15; United States Express, 49, !;
Western Union, S5l4.
PRODUCES.
WHEELISG, TUESDAY, August G.
All kinds of country produce CONTINUE in good
demand and stock keeps pretty well cleaned mp.
| Peaches, pears and canteloupes have come into
the market since our last report and everJ thing
quoted, except watermelons. is home grown
The demand for eggs continues fairly good con-
s.dcring the warm weather but prices have
slightly declined. For choice butter there is a
sharp demand but common stock is a drag, a.!
though a good desl IS arriving. The demand TO-
poultry continues good Apples have dropped as
| the supply is much better.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice l0al2c; country good Ia
Sc country fair base.
Eggs. strictly fresh llal2c per dozen.
Beans for hand-p picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair prices are 81 25al 90
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory Ease; New York
SalOc; Limberger lOallc; Sweitzer llal2c market
| nominal.
Potatoes, 81 . 1881 so per barrel; per bushel
| ice; demand fair. supply equal.
Poultry, live chickens, old So 00a4 90 per dozen
spring 81 30 TO 80. Chickens. hens per pound
sa9c: old cocks sc; spring chickens 9to lOc per
pound
Lard, country prime, in fair demand, at 715asc
Onions. home grown 5Oa6Oc per oushel; demand
| fair; supply heavy.
Cabbsge: per barrel 75caslOO; demand good,
| supply good.
Apples. new fancy 81 5Oa2 90 per barrel; com
mon 81 GOAL %, supply good; demand good.
Peaches-ChOice 81 50d2 90 per bushel; com
mon 81 OOal %; demand good for choice; slow
| for common.
Pesrs-Bel pears 81 75a2 90 per barrel; de-
| mand god; supply goDd.
Canteloupes, per barrel 81 OOa2 80.
Blackberries Per pail 40a5Oc; demand good,
Watermelons- slsa25 per hundred.
Cucumbers-lOal &c perdozen; supply light ana
demand good
om9ioes-Home grown 5Oa65c per bushel; de-
| mand good. supply heavy.
Huckleherries-Per pail, 75aaOc; supply light;
demand good
R a,tihg Ears-Per dozen, lOal2c; supply light;
demand good.
sUYDRIEs
Rags, steady at 1l4al%c for white mixed cot
on; 1za54 for all wool, and lAsl1zc for mixed
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
seeds, clover. per bushel, choice IS So prime
| IS So. Timothy, choice 81 IS; prime 81 50 Ex-
IRA clean blue grass, 81 TO- Orchard grass. choice.
81 so; prime, 81 40 Red top, 9Oc. Inquiry good.
| Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
| strained Sal0c.
cider, sweet refined Obi incuded) Sc OOa7 co.
country sweet, s. 90; crab choice IS OOa7 co. crab
| medium, 81 O0a5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
| l0al2c.
PITTsBURG, July 6.-There is continued good
degree Of activity in produce circles, but the
| leading articles have been devoid Of anything
important for some days.
ApPIES-Sales of choice Maiden Blush st 81 90
| . IS per barrel other rrands 81 sal 20.
| BUTTER--Fancy creamery l9ai9Sc; other
| brands l7alSc fancy c1untry roll l2al3c; choice
country roll 9allc; mixed country Sc; low grade
aud cooking da7c; grease 3iic.
| BEEsWAN-ChOic-y yellow 25a2'.
| CHEEsE-OhiO full creamery, new, SaSHc; New
YORK, new 9%al0.; Ohio Sweitzer, 9allc; Wis
onsin do, l2al3c: Limberger S%a9.
EGGs-strCtly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, in
| eases. lisl.c.
PorAroEs-seles in a jobbiug way at 81 pa
/ so per barrel Southern Sweets at 81 75a5 W per
FEArHrrs-Extra live geese, 5sa6oc; No. do
PoU i', chickens 7Oa75c per pair;
spring chickens, 2jaj)c per pair; dressed young
| chickens, A4l5c; live ducks, 60aC5c per pair
dressed turkeys Sal0c per pouud do chickens,
RAGs-Are reported steady atllIc for country
mixed.
sEEDs-woslern rscleaued medium clover job
| aing from store at s. 25a5 80; mammoth, 50 S5a
| . 10. timothy at 81 GO for prime and 81 20 for
choice q f'ncy; blue grass, 9.essl co. orchard
| 81 40. millet, 61c: German mill.t, zoe; Hunga
rian zoe; fue lawn grass, DC per 10.
new YORK, August 6.-Flour, receipts q, lS3
packages; exports 0,273 barrels, and 20 sacks;
market less active and heavy sales 1880 bar
| rclS Wheat, receipts 30, $50 bushels; exports
| 5iSg9 bushels. sales $1,000 bushels futures, ana
| 90 90 bushels spot; spot market dull and I'M
settled: steamer No. red SIC. uneraded red 10 /.
| sue. No red S3lEc; options dull: No. red
| August Si3-c. September Size: October Sj3Sc:
November s6t4c; December S7AsSSAc. closing
az S756cAugust so; May 922sagjc closing at 913sc
1 RIO an
bushels: sales $4,000 bushels futures and 10000
| bushels spot; market quiet and ifT or; Hngraded
mixed i34AiiHc; August 1870; September lie;
| October iiLc; November i1<c; Dec mber
i3S<c Oats receipts So 900 bushels exports $4,000
bushels; sales GOOOc0 bushels futures, and -3 00o
| bushels SPOT; market quiet and lover; spot No.
| , white 3i15a35c; mixed western 21a29c white
| do Sial0c: No. Chicago 25s2Sc Hay, strong
shipping 6jc. Coffee, options steady, to roinls
up; august IS orc: September, l5OOal5 loo; uc-
| tober II glal500c; November and December
| "a seals To- January 5.05c; March li.9ia5 Zoe;
| May, l500alj l0c; spot Rio quiet fair cargoes
quiet Petroleum, trmer; United 81 Oo}.. Cot
| tonseed Oil, quiet. Talow, quiet. Rosin steady.
Turpentine, quiet and steady, Eggs, in fair de
mand western 14Kal5%a Wool in FUR de
mand: domestic fleece S2aSec; pulled 2Sa40:
Texas 20a2So Pork steady. Cut Meats, dull.
Lard. strong; western steam SC Go; September
Sc GSOctober Sc 60; November Sc AZ; Dec mher
| S. 40. Butter, quiet and steady; western dairy
ern &c. C.
CHICAGO. August 5.-The wheat market again
rulei III aud spiritleSs in the speculative d. al
| ings, but ii averaged firm, and during the frs
| hour or 50 Of the session exhibited considerable
| strength. Speculative trading was under an ay-
erage volume throughout, and after fiuctuating
closed 1Sa5sc lower than yesterday for leading
| futures. Corn moderately active and feeling a
| little frmer Oats firm and higher. Provisions
| moderately active. Flour quiet and unchanged.
VI - " ATTr
uSt NC September 76Ae771sc, closing at 20 &c;
December 7S7sa791sc closing at 7S14c; year 763.a
77SSc, closing at 76Hc. Corn, cash No 2, 3GiEc;
September IS sa36hc. closing at 36He December
$3.50. Oats, cash and September 204c: october
2O1c: May 2i1Sc Rye, No. 2 f214i3c. Flaxseed.
SIPS. Timothy seed, 81 43 Mess Pork, cash and
September $40 65al0 20; October $40 AZ; January
81 IS Lard, cash. IS 80; September and octo-
S. i0a5 so: shoulders 81 S7Hs5 90; short clear
IS 75a5 S7% Whisky at 81 o. Others I'M
changed Receipts Flour, $1,000 barrels; wheat,
10000 bushels corn, SS2 eco bushels; oats, 2st,-
els. shipments-Flour, 10 900 barrels; wheat,
IS 900 bushels corn, 100000 bushels; oats, Isl 900
bushes; rye 100 bushels; barley, none
PHILADELPHIA. August 6.-Flour, firm. Whoa,
| firm; No. red 7Sc; No. red August SiaoiMci
September s4aSiAc; Oct Der a}aaS5c November
| s5LaSS1. Corn. dull; futures UNCHANGED. Oats,
dull; No. white S2%sS5c: futures quiet and I'M
changed Provisions, quiet but steady Eggs
| frmeT; Pennsylvania Fl sts l519c Receipts -four,
O. 600 barrels wheat % 800 bushels; corn, l7OOl
bushels: oats, 1880 bushels. Shipments wheat,
Z. 900 bushels; corn, 7,0C0 bushels; oats, 1900
/ bushels.
BALTIMORE, August Wheat, western steady;
No winter red spot S5I5c August SAC; Sep
| TENDER SSl4aS3s<c; october sic; December s1tsa
| ,57sc Corn western quiet; mixed spot o.
August and september 4S4ai31c October IA
Oats, western white SS4S51zc, Rye, nominal at
5Oa53c. Hay, drm prime 70 choice timothy SIC Gu
a16 50 Meas Pork steady al SIS GOALS -. Butter
steady creamery i6al7c. Eggs, firm; flesh "a;
/ K. ceipts-Flour Is 900 barrels; wheat, $500
bushels: corn, 00OO bushels oats, 5000 bushels
No shipments.
CINCINNATI. O.. August 6.-Cotton, firm: flour,
/ steady Whest. in fair demand; No red .atSe'
receipts ., 500 bushels; shipments l. 900 oush-
| els Corn, stronger; No. mixed $40. XSls;;
| irregular: No mixed 25hc Rye, easy 10
45c Pork trmer at Sll 3715 Lard stronger ~
SIS c. Bulk Meats. stea1y; short mrs 50 foa. 80.
| BACON steady: short clear So 70 Whisky active
/ and irm ST 81 % Butter Sugar and Cheese IN
| changed. Eggs. stronger atll1Sc.
ToLEDo. o, August 6-whest dull and
easier. cash 79'5c; August and September sl1sc'
/ December sl7sc Corn, dull; cash S5s4c Oats,
quiet cash and August PC. Clover seed 9ule.'
cash s. s.; October 81 10. Receipts-Wheat,
l.3ls 900 bushels: corn, 1000 bushels; oats lU0V
| bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 5000 bushels