Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-18
PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY, ,

PRODUCE.
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
al over the country and chances for lower prices
seem good. Young and oil id 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 wate rmelons
all green stun quoted is home grown, prices be-
Butter, country choice lOallc; country good IA
SC: country fair base.
Eggs, strictly fresh, 121lal4c per dozen.
Beans for hand-Dicked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 25al so
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory Ease; New York
salOc; Lmberger l0allc Sweitzer 1lal2c; market
nominal.
Potatoes. new. 81 p 10 81 so per barrel: per
bushel iOc; demand fair, supply equal
Poultry, live chickens old So 00ai % per dozen
spring 81 80 TO So
Lard. country prime. in fair demand, at 71Sasc.
Onions, home grown 75a9cc per bushel; de-
mand fair: supply good.
Cabbage. new per barrel 6ua75c; De mand good,
supply heavy.
demand good.
RaspbeTres-Per box Gaze; demand good, sup
Blackberries Per pail iOa5oc; demand good.
supply equal.
Cnerries-Per pail 95aCOc, according to quality;
supply scarce, demand good
DRIED FRUITs-Appes, choice sliced, per 10.
&c; Apples Ohio and West Virginia, IS. per ID.
&c; Blackoerries, per ID. 5aGc Cherries ptted, per
Id. l0al2c; Cherries unpitted, per To- 4a5c; Rasp-
berries, per h. 20a22c; Peaches Is, per 10. 4a5c:
Peaches, Is, per h. &c; Dried Peas, per bus
sl.5O; Dried Corn, per ID. 415a5c; Hominy, per
Dbl. IS 90
wstormelons-sisa25p per hundred.
Cuoumbers-lOal5c perdozen; supply large and
Tomstoes-Home grown 81 per box.
sUSDRIEs.
Rags, steady at l14al15c for white mixed cot
ton: 15a54 for all wool, and ll4sl%c for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
In small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds, Glover, per bushel choice IS so; prime
s5 So. Timothy, choice 81 rs; prime 81 s. Ex-
ira clean blue grass S5c. Orchard grass, choice.
81 30; prime, 81 30 Red top 9Oc. Market active.
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
Cider, sweet refined Obi included) Sc OOa7 90;
country sweet S. co. crab, choice S6 O0a7 90; crab
medium, 81 O0d5 co. cider vinegar per gallon
0al2e.
PIrrSBURG, July l6.-The demand :or both but
ter and eggs has been slow. rs is TO be expected
at this particular time, but prices remain un-
changed. There is a continued steady demand
FOR berries potatoes and all kindsof vegetables,
but prices have not varied much for some days,
although the market IS rmer for potatoes, which
are down 10, If not below, lay down cost.
BUTTER--Cresmery lSal9c; other brands l5al6c;
fancy country roll l2al3c; choice country roll
9allc mixed country roll Sc; low grade and cook
ing 6a7c: grease 3a4c.
BEANs-New crop-New York and Michigan
usa 81 SOAP 60 per bushel; hand picked mediums
81 GOAL %: Lima, new, 61zaG54c; imported beans
81 75al 20 per buShcl.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream. new, SasHc; New
York, new, 1Oa10Ac; Ohio Sweitzer 9allc; Wiscon-
sin do 12alSc: Limburger, SlSa9c
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsy lyania and ONO IN
cases. 1ialtc.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 55a6Oc; No. do,
soc: mixed do, 3OaS6c.
HONEY--l-b sections, without glass, 16alSc; do
with glass, 15al6c; buckwheat honey, l2alSc;
California honey, l5al6c.
RAGs-Aye reported steady at nc for country
m Xcd.
sEEps-Western recleaued medium clover job
hing from store at s. 10a5 55; mammoth IS 35a
choice L, fancy; blue grass, 9'caSl CO., orchard,
81 25: milet, 90c: German millet, 81 90; Ilungar-
ian 81 90; fine lawn grass, 2oc per 10.
PoULTRY--Live chickens, 60a7Oc per par;
spring chickens, $5a4Oc per pair; do ducks. Goa
Csc per pair; dressed turkeys, sal0c per pound;
do chickens llal2c; do ducks. 10allc.
PoTAToEs-Sales Of Tennessee Rose in job
bling way from store at 81 jOal g. per barrel.
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ages: exports - pos barrels ind Sol sacks; market
stronger; sales l7SC) barrels Wheat, receipts
$50 bushels: exports 1900 bushels; sales $4,000
bushels futures, and $4,000 bushels spot spot
market duh and lEa2c higher; No. red Sic; No.
red 81 90; ungfaded red e3a90Mci options ex-
cited: prices up l1Ia2c; No. red July S7hS9h,
closing at SSAc; August Sij4as51Sc closing at
Sj3zq: September sihsS554c, closing at S5Ac;
October s5%as6hc, closing at sl34c; November
S67saS77sc closing at size; December S19aSS14c,
closing ut $50: May 92Ha934 closing at 93M.
Corn receipts w 800 bushels exports Al lOi bush
els: sales 2is eco bushels futures and 297,CJ0
bushelsspot: market active; ungraded mixed 42a
lic: July 43c; August 43BsiShc, closing at 1917;
September 435sc October Az &c. Oats, receipts
2iOO1 bushels sales 10000 bushels futures and
9S 600 bushels spot; market moderately active;
spot No white 33c; mixed western 25a2gc;
white do 33a3gc; No. Chicago SIC. Hay and
Hops, quiet and steady. Coffee; options barely
steady and lOa20 points down; July l4S0al4 95c;
August and September Hgcal5.l5c; October
10 65al6 2Oc; November, December January, and
February, l5OOal5 20c; March and May l2.2Oa
Is soc: spot Rio, firm at l754c. Sugar, refined
steady and quiet Rice, quiet. Petroleum, steady
and quiet Cottonseed OIL, quet. Tallow, high
er. ROsin steady and quiet. Turpentine, firm
at 3SJ5c. Eggs, quiet; western li1ac. Pork, and
Cut Meats, dull Lard, weak; western steam go G.;
August Sc 50. september Sc CO. October 20 90,
November Sc q; January SO A.. Butter, easy
western dairy l0al3c; creamery l2al6Hc Cheese,
active; western 6t4a154c.
CHICAGO. July l7.-There was a fair speculative
trade in wheat to day. The feeling was stronger
aud prices again advanced ior al iututes. Inc
strength was attributed mainly 10 the cloudy
and wet weather In the South and southwest
which II is claimed will further delay the spIing
and retard the movement OF new wheat. Corn,
mode rately active feeling firm. Oats steadier
Provisions. fairly active, but unsettled. Flour,
easier: winters l5a2Oc. patents 1Oc lower Wheat,
cash No . spring SlaSll4c; No red slAS3c; July
7g9Iasil%c closing at sic; August 77a7sl4c closing
at 7slIc; September 7719a7SNc, closing at 1o&c;
December 7Q3 a>0Kc. closing at S0Lc Corn, cash
No 2 and August 80 &c; September S53sc: October
C. Oats, cash No ,, 2214c; August 2ltsc; Sep
tember pc; May 25hc. Rye, No. 2, 42c. Flax
seed, No / at 81 81. Timothy Seed at 81 40.
Mess Pork cash and August sll 02Iall or;
September, sll l2l%. Lard, cash and August Sc 20
nc 22J6 September and October Sc 32E. Others
unchanged Receipts-Flour 1000 barrels;
wheat. s. 900 bushels; corn 49,. 900 bushels; oats,
100000 bushels rye, 5000 bushels; barley none.
Shipments-FlouL 300 barrels; wheat, xLOgO
bushels; corn, 2li0O bushels; oats, $4,000 bush
eIs: rye, none barley. 5000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, July l7-Flour steady Wheat,
steadv:No red July S4I5as514c; August and
September SS14aS3kc; oct der s4aSi13c. Corn,
strong: No. high mixed track i41lc; No. mix
i35Ic; October i5AailAc. oats, steady; No. 3
white $50; No. , white July S315aS4c; August
sliIaSil5c: September S015aS0i4c; October Sla
9ls{c. Lard, steady. Eggs, hgm Pennsylvania
fs.s ga &c. Receipts hour ,4rO DarTels, wheat
200 bushels: corn, 2S 400 bushels; oats p 900 bu-n
els Shipments, wheat goo hnsn,,.s; corn, s., 600
bushels osts 9. ~ bushels
BALr1NoRE, July lf.-whest, western firm and
HIGHER; No . winter red spot s5l4c; July Sic:
August $3.50: September SS1{c; December s6c.
Corn western firm; mixed spot and July ~
siSc: August 42%a42Ac; September 4Sc; Oats,
firm. western white Base. Rye, nominal al
4ga50,. Hay, steady; Prime to choice timothy
si4 50al5 90. Butter, quiet and steady western
hacked l0al2c; creamery lGal7c. Eggs, steady at
iSc Receipts-Flour, none Shipment-Flour,
Coo barrels; wheat, 5000 bukhels; corn, 1900
bushels
CryaSNArI, o.. July 17.-Cotton, nominal.
Flour. steady Wheat firm; No. red loa'yc;
-eceints 500 bushels; shipments l0, 500 bushels.
com new and No. 2 mixed SIC. Oats, firm
No mixed 26c. Rye, dull; No. 4le. PORK,
IyeaEer az sll IS. Lard, easier at S. Oo13. BULK
Meats and Bacon, quiet Whisky, steady al
81 % Butter, sugar and Cheese, easy. Eggs
slow at l0c.
Tor rno O.. July 17.-wheat, firm and higher;
cash s5se2c: July Sic; August 1910: sepiem-
Ter sole: December Sc. Corn. dull but firm;
cash sc: July SIC. Oats, quiet; cash 26c. Go
Yer seed. dull: cash 81 50: october 50 40 ke-
ceints-.Wheat, 6 900 bushels; corn, 600 bushels;
naa hole