Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-25
PRODUCE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY, July 2

indicates a continuance of these conditions.
Choice butter is selling well, while medium and
fine grades continue slow. The receipts are good,
but are kept pretty vel cleared up. For chick
ems, both old aud young the demand is good.
The prospects are that they will remain firm.
Apples are in good demand.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice 10allc; country good Ia
Sc; country fair 6a6c.
Eggs strictly fresh, 1215alic per dozen
Beans for hand-picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 25el so
per buShel.
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory Ease; New York
SalOc; Limberger iOallc; Sweitzer llai2c: market
nominal
Potatoes, new, 81 25 TO 81 so per barrel; per
bushel 4Oc; demand fair, supply equal.
Poultry, live chickens, old S. OOai 90 per dozen
spring 81 80 to 2 so. Chickens, hens per pound
Sa9c: old cocks &c; spring chickens Ice per
pound.
Lard, country prime in fair demand at 71Sasc.
Onions. home grown 75c per bushel; demand
fair; supply good.
Cabbage. new, per barrel 5Oa75c; demand good,
supply heavy.
Apples. new, 81 OOas 90 per barrel; supply light
demand good.
Raspberrles-Per box Gaze; demand good, sup
Blackberries- pail CSC; demand good,
supply equal.
MAltrInelOuS- per nuuuItu
CucuDberst-lOal5c perdozen; supply light and
demand good.
Tomatoes-Home grown 50 per box; demand
good, supply light.
sUEDRIEs.
Rags, steady at l1&alISc for white mixed cot
ton; 18a54 for all wool, and l14al1zc for mixed.
Feathers, choice In original packages 45e5Oc;
Seeds, Clover. per bushel, choice s. 50: prime
s. SIS. Timothy, choice 81 rs; prime 81 Is Ex-
ira clean blue grass, S5c. Orchard grass, choice.
81 40; prime, 81 30 Red top, GOO. Market active.
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal5c pure
strained Sa10c.
Cider, sweet refined Dbl included) sc OOa7 90;
country sweet, So 90; crab, choice Sc 00a7 co. crab
medium, 81 0Oa5 %; cider vinegar per gallon
0al2c.
PITTsBURG, July 2S-There is a continued good
degree of activity in produce circles; our mer-
charts generally continue TO have about all they
can do No important change in prices
APPLEs-Sales in aj0bbing way from store at
s3aS 30 per barrel for choice and S2a2 50 for COM
mon to fair.
BUTTER--Fancy creamery lSal9c; other brands
l5alGc; fancy country roll l2al3c; choice coun-
try roll 9allc; mixed country roll Sc; low grade
and cooking Gaze; grease 3aic.
BEANs-New crop-New York and Michigan
PEA 81 4Oa2 so per bushel: hand picked mediums
81 goal %: Lima, new, 6La654c; imported beans
81 75al 20 per bushel.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio, in
cases Halle.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 55a6oc; No. do
Soc; mixed do, S0a36.
SEEDs-western recleaued medium clover job
hing from store at S. 25a5 so; mammoth, IS 35a
Co: timothy at 81 6 for prime and 81 70 for
choice u f'ncy; blue grass, 9 cssl 90; orchard,
81 40: millet, 60c; German millet, zoe; Hunga-
rian 81 90; fine lawn grass, 25c per H.
PoULTRY-Live chickens, 65a70c per pair
spring chickens, S0a4Oc per pair; dressed young
chickens, l5al7c: do ducks, 60a6Se per pair
rErE Col la
llai2c; do ducks, 10allc.
PorAToRs-sales Of Tennessee Rose in a job
bling way from store at 81 50al IS per barrel.
NEW YORK, July 2i-Flour, receipts d, Cos pack!
ages; exports 35lS barrels, and G 9J2 sacks; mar
ket stronger aud active sales q $50 barrels.
o,isheis sales T. 992 OOo bushels futures and 49,
900 bushels spot; spot market weaker; No. red
Sic; No: white CSC; ungraded red 75assAc
options fairly active; No. 2 red July s715asSc
closing at S754c; August s5aS55se,. closing a
s67sc; September S5aS7c, closing al 5654c; October
SIG; November SS5sc; Dec mber s9Ka90c
closing at soc; January so5sc; May g4944c
closing at 9i%c Corn, receipts 1880 bushels
exports 49, bushels; sales $40 900 bushels
futures, and 5000 bushels spot; spot market
less active; ungraded mixed 42Lai5c; July 1876
august 4ic: September i4l4c; October445s. Oats
receipts 27,000 bushels exports . 81 bushels
sales 2l5 900 bushels futures and l0i 900 bushels
spot; spot market fairly active; spot No. white
8S<c; mixed western 26a29c; white do 3iaf03
No. Chicago 2SaSic Hay and Hops, cay, Cof
fee. options quiet at l5a35 points down; July
and August l4.l5al4 SOc; September, October,
November, December January, February, March
and May Il 25al44 0c: spot Rio, quiet at 17Ac
Sugar, quiet and firm. Molassss, quiet. Rice,
slow. Petroleum. higher and active; cru1es5 CO.
retiu0d 81 40: United 81 OH. Cotton Seed OIL,
Tallow, Rosin aud Turpentine, firm Eggs,
weak; western l3alSs%c. Pork, steady Cut
Meats, strong. Lard, dull; new western steam
Sc 60; September Sc 60; october 80 %; No,
Februsry,s6 Il; March SC 46. Butter, steady;
western dairy 1Oal2c creamery ll15al7c Cheese,
firm; western 612a71sc
CHICAGO. July 2i.-There was moderate &C.
tiyity In Wheat to-day, and duriug the greater
part OF the session local sentiment was rather
bearish. The crowd seemed 10 be working on the
natural reaction" theory and were disposed TO
sell during the morning hours, but during the
last hour the demand improved and parties who
had sold early turned buyers and the undertone
became quite bullish. Corn, fair trade reported,
feeling weak and lower prices established. Oats
weak and lower. Provisions quiet. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. spring
S2NG; No. red 5+s2c; July Sls<asSc, closing al
s254c; August 7Sj4a7911c; closing at 79Ac; Sep
TENDER 7S15a79l4c, closing at 7S1sc; December sos
asl14c, closing at S01%c Corn, cash No. 2, and
August S6Hc; September S64c; October S6}sc
Oats, cash No. 2, and July and August 2214c; Sep
tember and October 2la22Hc. Rye, No. 43c.
Flaxseed, No. 81 33% Timothy, Prime 81 80.
Mess Pork. cash and August and September
81 O5all 10; October $40 IS. Lard, cash Sc 20;
August S. III; september s. ~; October Sc 30.
Bulk Meats. short ribs IS 5Oa5 o.; shoulders
IS l2I5a5 %; short clear IS S7Ha6 CO. Whisky
at 81 ". Butter, fairly active; fancy creamery
l5Hal6I4c; fine lial4%c; finest dar iss 1l%al2c.
Eggs quiet at llallHc. Receipts-Flour, 2),O0O
barrels: wheat 81 900 bushels; corn 3s3, 900 bush
els; oats, 1900 bushels; rye, l6 600 bushels; bar
lev 1850 bushels pments-FlOur, q 900
barrels; wheat 45 900 bushels; corn, 1890 bush
els; OATS 10000 bushels rye, $4,000 bushels; bar
ley, none.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2i-Flour strong. Wheat
firm; No. red Soc No Pennsylvania red 9 C;
No Pred July s7ase august s, S54c c SGP
firm; No mixed July 4414a441ac; August iia
44l4c September 4i4a4ihc; October 4412a45c
Oats, market firmer; No. white S3l9a3ie; NO. :
while July si1<9i19c; August si54aS2c; Septem-
Der SO9z asilIc; october 3IAs9l1Sc. Eggs steady
Pennsylvania firsts lialihc. Receipts, flour
l 800 barrels; wheat, $500 bushels; corn, $500
bushels; oats, 500 bushels. Shipments, wheat
I 40 bushels; corn, 5,220 bushels; oats, 900
bushels
BALTIMORE. July 2l.-wheat. western firm; No.
white red spot Ssc; July sec; August d15aS5ci
Septemhsr S41@asi1Ic Corn. western firm; mixed
spot Ale; Julyflc; August 43l+c; september 1870
Oats, steady western white Bic. Rye, hrm AZ
SIC. Hay, firm ri sl4 50al5 co. Butter. unsetted'
western packed l2c; creamery l6laal7c. Coffee,
nominal; Rio lair iSc. Receipts-Flour, 1900
barrels wheat, 81, 600 bLshels; corn, 900 bush
els: oats, 5000 bushels. shpments-Flour, H.,
900 barrels; corn 1900 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., July 2L-Cotton, steady
Flour. quiet Wheat strong; No. red seaslc
receipts 1880 bushels; shipments $50 bush
els. Corn stronger; No mixed 81 9aSsc. Oats'
st a7y; No mixed 26a2612c. Rye, quiet NO :,
false. Pork. dull at sli 10 Lsrd, lower at
Sc 90 Bulk Meats and Bacon, steady and IN IN
changed. Whisky, steady at 81 o. Butter, SUI
gar aud Cheese, steady. Eggs, hrner al loc'
TOLEDO, o., July 24-wheat firm; cash
SO1SaSic; July sic; August Sic; September
September 3Sc. Oats, quiet; cash 2615c; Az
gust 22l<c. Clover Seed dull; cash $. %; Octo-
Der 81 IS. Receipts-wheat, 5000 bushels; corn
4 900 bushels. shipments-Wheat, liSOOO bush
els: cOrn 1000 bushels.