Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-18
PRODUCE.

WHEELING TUESDAY, May IL.
The market is reported as being very fair, and
stock is moving along nicely. Butter has taken
another drop and the supply now is IN excess oil
the demand, and will continue TO be 20 until the
hackers get 10 work, when the surplus will be
used up. Eggs a. holding on well, but the feel
ing now is one of weakness, as if the top notch
had been reached and reaction might follow.
Poultry continues in good demand. We quote
the following prices:
Butter, country choic lOa12c; country good Sa
sc: country fair 6a7c.
Eggs. strictly fresh. False per dozen; goose
Beans for hand-picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair prices are 81 gOa2 %
e Cheese prime mild Ohio factory 7a9c; New York
salOc; Limberger l0allc; Sweitzer llal2c' market
Potatoes, per bushel Zoe, demand slow; sup
Poultry live chickens. 50 5Oal 90 per dozen;
ducks, live So 00a3 80 per dozen.
Lard. country prime in fair demand, at 19aoc.
Onions, Bermuda 81 25 per crate; demand fair;
'U Cabbage, new, small crates SIS; large crate
Apples, choice 81 SO per barrel; supply light;
's Kale per barrel 75c Spinach, per barrel,
Green Onions, per dozen punches, l5c.
Rhubarh per dozen punches, 2Oc.
DRIED FRUIrs-Apples, eholee sheed' per 10
Se Blaekberries, per ID. 5a6c Cherries, ptted, per
M lOal2c: Cherries unpitted per ID. 4a5c; Rasp-
berries per h. 2Oa22c; Peaches, rs, per 10. iaoc'
Peaches, Is, per 10. &c; DIied FeaSi PER ous u.s.
| 81. 5O Dried Corn, per 10. i12a5c; Hominy' per
Dbl. 50 90.
sUEDRIEs.
Rags, steady at l1{al1e for white mixed cot
ton. iLas[ for all wool and l1Ial1ac for mixed.
Fealhers, choice in original packages 45aSOe;
| in small lots 4a5c extra
seeds clover. per bushel, choice s. 50; prime
s. s.. Timothy, choice o. ~ PRIME 81 o. 80 h
ira clean blue grass, Sc. Orchard grass choice
| 81 40; prime. 81 30 Red top gOc
Honey. whits clover, per pound, lSal5c pure
strained Sal0c
pr7rSRrRe. Nav 1.-THE egg market is weaker
and less active. al hOugh the arrivals continue
comnaratiyely light and the supplyof fresh stock
! i nv no means large II appears that some cola
| storage stock has been placed on the msrksl
within the past dnv or two ana 10 TINS pIouhuls
much As 10 anSthns Ss9 may 20 "a ss viii he
| noted we have made further reduction IN our
/ quotations There Is a steady DEMAND lOI ~.
! finds All fresh vegetables, but no Important
| change i'm prices Choice old-crop potatoes con
/ tinue 10 meetW sOVU "0i'i'"N "'''' VIZ
| at is tirWer.
| Rr-rrps-Fancv creamery lSAlgc; other brands
| i,sI7c fancy country roll lial6c choice country
Iii iOsiSc. nixed country roll lOal2c: low grade
| and cooking salOc grease 6alc. ,-.,o,
PoTAToEs-ChOice Burbank, from store 52StVc'
| common mixed stock, from store, S5a5Oc i BeI,
mndas, new. IS 00as 30 per Darrell southern 50 ~
PouLrEY-Live chickens, 7Oa75c per pair
! dressed chickens, lial5c ,---o-o..,.
/ GREEN STUFF Florida tomatoes, 81 ''sS % pc,
! hox. new Bermuda onions, 81 lOal % per Don
,Teen onions. Sai2c per doz; radishes 2oaSOc per
| joz: cucumbers. 5Oa75e per doz; parsley: pei PEI
bunch. l0ai5c celery, per doz punches sOcasl ~
rhubarb l0al5c per do1 aspaIsgHs, S ~ Mi
small punches: cabbage, new, - Sa2 20 per pui