Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-20
WHEELING DAILY REGISTER EDN&sDAY NOVEMBER TO- 1889

salOc; Limberger 1Oal1c; sweitzer lial2c; market
nominal.
Potatoes, 81 so per barrel per bushel 4Oa45c; de-
mAnd good, supply heavy.
Poultry, live chickens, old SO 90 per dozen;
| spring 81 20 10 co. Chickens, hens per pound
o 10 7c old cocks sc; spring chickens 10 &c per
pound ducks per pound. young; &c; turkeys per
pound SAGE; geese full feathered 5a6c per pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand. AT 11Sasc;
Onions Csc per bushel; demand good supply
good
Cabbage, per barrel 9Ocasl 90; demand good,
apples new fancy 81 5Oa2 90 per barrel: COM
mon zoe; supply light; choice fancy grades
wanted, common not wanted.
Tomatoes-sl Goal 25 per bushel; demand
good, supply light.
Chestnuts s6OOa7 90 per bushel; demand good;
Hickory nuts-Per bushel 81 5Oal IS; demand
good, supply light.
Walnuts, 40 cents per bushel
Celery, per dozen buuches &c., demand fair;
supply good.
sUEDRIRs.
Rags, steady at 1Aa11Sc for white mixed cot
ton; 1zasI for all wool, and lAal1zc for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
- seeds, Clover. per bushel choice IS so: prime
IS IS. Timothy. choice 81 65; prime 81 s. Ex-
ira clean blue grass 81 40 Orchard grass, choice.
81 so; prime 81 40 Red top, sl.@;
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal6c; pure
strained SalOc
cider, sweet refined Obj included) Sc OOa7 co.
country sweet So 90; crab, choice IS 00a7 co. crab
medium, 81 0Oa5 co. cider vinegar per gallon
l0al2c.
rel; demand good. Jerseys So 50s4 90
Cranberries-Cap Gods 81 75aS 90 per crate;
Jerseys g. 75a3 90 per crate.
Dried apples, Ohio and West Va. rs per
pound 3l5aie; blackberries, be- cherries, pilted,
aSc: raspberries, l5alSc.
Buckwheat, 3aSzc per pound
Game-Rabbits, per dozen 81 so: pheasants,
81 O0a3 so per dozen; quail, 81 s0a2 W per DOZEN
squirrels. 81 20 per Dozen; demand good; supply
PTrrsBURG. TUESDAY, November l9-The rainy
weather continues AID business in produce
circles was nnfavOrably affected thereby; how
ever il was all that could be expected under
the circumstance There has been no change
in prices since our last report indeed, values
have not fluctuated much for week or more.
PorATOEs-Fancy Bufbanks, Rose, Snowflake
and Hebrons on track, I5a4Sc; fair to choice do
4Oai5c; mixed S0a35c; in jobbing way from store
fancy stock 55a6Oc. good, soc; common mixed
4Oa45c; Baltimore Sweets 81 15a3 90 per barrel;
Jerseys do. kiln dried. 81 75ai 90
APPLEs-Sales in jObbing way from store al
81 OOa2 % per Dbl for fancy; 81 70 for choice and
81 GOAL D for common.
PoULTRY-Iive chickens, 6Oa65c per pair
for old and 40a55c for young accor ling 70 size;
live ducks, 50a60c per pair; live turkeys 9AlOc;
l2il3c do ducks llal2c.
BIrTTER-Fancyc creamery 27a2Sc; other brands
25a26c fancy country roll lsa2Oc; choice coun-
trv roll l5sl6c; mixed country roll Sal2c; low
grade and cooking Ease; grease 3aic
BEEswAX-Choice yellow, 2a2Sc.
EGGs-srictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio
in cases, 25a26c
FE4THERs-E Extra live geese, 55a6Oc; No. do.
Soc: mixed do 35a36c.
SfEDs-Western recieaned medium clover job
bling at 81 35a4 60: mammoth, 81 6Oa4 So coun-
try medium clover So bO.3 10 llmOthy al 81 ~
for prime and 81 IS for choice; blue grass u %
al 80; orchard grass, 81 4O millet, QUO; German
zoe: Hungarian csc; fine lawn grass, 2oc
per ID.
NEw YORK, November l9-FlOur, receipts D.
Isl packages: exports 49S barrels, and 800
sacks market dull and unchanged; sales ~ 900
barrels. Wheat, receipts $3.50 bushels; exports
iO.OS6 bushels; sales, 2,i400O bushels fu ures,
and 1900 bushels spot tpoE market dull and
weaker; No. red SIC; ungradedred lS14A9lci OPP
ti0ns moderately active: No red November
sac; December si%aSl;4c, closing at si3sc;
January S5Zfc; February SIC; March 'SSl4c; May
sgi[aqOiyc. closing at 90lsc; Juna oSsc. Rye.
steady; western 55% Nc Barley weak; western QUA
CSC Corn receipts 1880 bushels eXpods loh :
226 bushels: sales 100000 bushels futures, ana
l62. 600 bushels spot; market lhOuerAleI! ncaEe,
uneraded mixed 30a425zc; steamer mixed 4l54c:
November 4l5zc: December 4lIsc; January l5aa
42c closing at age; May iltsc Oats, IecelPls
S} 600 bushels; exports 81 900 bushesi sales DO,
bushels futures. hlll oliohf A
ket stronger: spot No white 3g4c; mixed
weste rn 2GA29I5c; white do. 3OaS5c; No 2 Chica-
po 29iLc Coffee options steady HI l0aS1 pOiltth
down; November and December, 10 00al5 > G.
January and February, l5.61al5 10; April 10 va
N Owe. NAV 10 65al5 g5c; June - G0al5 soc; July
Is 5Oal5 see: August, l'.I0c; September 10 qua
II 45e. October Is 45al550c; spot klO easier AZ
1850. Sugar, raw shade higher and irm; rehned
firm Molasses. steady. Rice, steady. Petro-
Tenn. Quiet: United 81 10. Cotton Seed OIL,
easV. crude csc: yellow 3ia35c. Tallow and Kos
i'm, aulet Turpentine dub. Egg quiet; wet
ern. 2Sc Wool market far and demand steady
2Sc. Pork active and steady. Cut Meals, easy
Lard stronger: western steam, 50 5o' November,
Sc so: December, Sc 80; January SO 80; februaiy
Sc 20; March, Sc IS. Butter. firm; Elgin &c;
we stern dairy 9a17c; creamery l3a2oc Cheehe,
quiet and steady; western 1HalOc.
CHICAGO. November l9.-In wheat tradlngw vas
moderate Operators rather inclined to sell De-
cember, and those disposed to buy gave May the
preference, and the premium between these ~
lures Was pSa4Lc. The market ruled fairy
steady. most of the session within q lower range
OF prices, the decline being most marked IN De-
cember Provisions steafn and moro life
exhibited. Flour, steady and unchanged.
Wheat cash No spring $50 NO spring bSaeoc;
January SlaSlLc, closing at SIG; May siysa
s55Sc. closing ut Sc Corn, cash No. ?. 321Sc;
December 3lsEc: January 3l5lc; Mey SSc , Oats,
cash No. 2Oha2le; DECEMBER So7se; January Jan NY
|
| 5Ga5Sc. Flax Seed, at 81 49, Timothy Seed
at 81 90 Mess Pork, cash 50 621sag 20; year,
50 12a9 12I5; January ~ 30; May - 62l2. LARD
cash &C 10; year g. 65January 81 ga May, 60 ~
Bulk Meats short ribs 50 l0a5 40 Whisky, 81 o.
sugars. cut loaf SIC; granulated ne standard
7c Butter. unchanged Eggs, Piazza Receipts
Flour Is, 900 barrels; wheat, l8,OO bushels;
corn 1884, 900 bushels; oats, 10000 busnel' rye
ments-Flour, 1000 barrels wheat, So,O 900 bush
els; corn, o. 600 bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels;
rye 5000 bushels; barley, $1,000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November l9-Flonr
steady Wheat, weak aud lower; No. red fSci
ungraded sac: December SO4aSlHc; January
S5sS5<c: February s3%sSic Corn, options
qIiet aud lower: No high mixed 42o; No.
mixed November 4O5Zc: December 39%aa4Oe
January and February S9a39Hc Oals' quiet
No. white 2Se: No white November 2s4a
2gHc; December 2lhc; January 2gs.I2g4c; Feb
ruary 29l5aSOc. Eggs, steady; pennsylvania
drsts 2Ga27c Rece,pts-Flour, 5000 barrels
wheat 200 bushels: corn, 20,4O0 bushels; oats, 81
200 bushels. Shipmens-Wheat, 800 bushels
corn, $500 bushels; OATS a, 100 bushels.
BALTIMORE November l9.-Wheat. easy; No.
winter red spot and November 79i4a19%c; De
cember S0J$ssOszc; January s2aSl1sc February
S8slaS35Se: March S714as713c. Corn, western
weak: mixed spot, November and DecemOei
| iOJ5aiO}scc year 39a39Ac; January 5974a5yc; req
ruary Sgl<a89lSc; March 3gsaSylac; April 4Oa
lOiyc Oats frm; western white 2sa29Hc; do
ms ed 25a2sc. Rye, firm at 53a55c. Butter, steady
creamery 2ia25c Eggs, firm Ut 2ia2oc; Coffee
unsettled; Rio at l9%s2Oc. Recepts-Flour 26
200 barrels: wheat 600 bushels: corn, 1000 bush
els: oats, 2,0O0bushels; rye, 1000 bushels. No
shipments.
CrscrNSATI, ONO November 10. 80 Flour
dull. Wheat, firm No red 77a7Sc; receipts
90 bushels; shipments, 500 bushels Corn
firm: No. mixed 3715a3Sc Oats stesdy; No
2mixed 22a29e. Rye, dmer; No. ?. 46c. PORK
steady at $40 90 Lard, slrOu ger at 20 o.. BUR-
Meats, dull and unt hanged whisky, steady at
81 o. Butter Sugar and Cheese, steady. Eggs
finn at zoe.
TOLEDO. O., November l9.-Wheat, easier
cash SIC: December S3Hc; MAY size. Corn, duli
cash S5c: Oats, quiet. cash 20%e; Clover Seed
active and firm: cash and November IS 90
Decemberl So 67I5 February So 70. Receipts
Wheat % zoo bushels corn, 10 200 bushels
clover seed 9Ol bag. Shipments Wheat, 10. 4OJ
bushels: corn, 10000 bushels; oats, coo BUSH
els: rye, 3 COO bushels; clover seed go bags.
LIVE STOCK,
WHEELIEs. TUESDAY, November l9.
The cattle market is slow, with prices I'M
changed. There is fair demand for lambs
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