Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-21
PRODUCE.


another drop, and the supply now is in excess of
the demand, and will continue TO be 30 until the
packers get to work, when the surplus will be
used up Eggs are 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 1Oal2c; country good sa
&c; country fair Gaze
Eggs strictly fresh, 12alSc per DOZEN goose
eggs, 20a25c
Beans. for hand-picked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair prices are 81 9Oa2 90
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory 7a9c; New York
Sa10c; Limberger l0allc Sweitzer llal2c; market
Potatoes, per bushel 4Oc demand slow; sup
Poultry, live chickens So 5Oa4 90 per dozen;
ducks, live SO 00a3 80 per dozen.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand, AZ 715aSc.
Onions, Bermuda 81 25 per crate; demand fair;
Cabbage, new small crates 81 rs; large crate
So 25
Apples, choice 81 so per barrel; supply light;
demand good.
Kale, per barrel, 75c; Spinach, per barrel,
81 25
Green Onions, per dozen punches, 15c.
Rhubarb, per dozen punches, 2Oc.
DRIED FRUITs-Appes choice sliced per ID
&c; Apples, Ohio and West Virginia, Is. per ID.
&c; Blackberres, per H. SAGE Cherries, pitted per
10. l0al2c; Cherries. unpitLed, per 10. 4a5c; Rasp
berries per ID. 20a22c; Peaches, IS per ID. 4a5c
Peaches, rs, per ID. &c; Dried Peas, per bus,
sl5O; Dried Corn, per ID. 415a5c; Hominy, per
Dbl SO 90,
Rags, steady at 114a115c for white mixed cot
ton; 15a4 for all wool, and l15al19c for mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5Oc;
in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds, Glover, per bushel, choice s. So prime
s. IS. Timothy, choice 81 rs; prime 81 81 Ex-
ira clean blue grass, S5c. Orchard grass, choice.
81 40; prime, 81 80 Red top, 9Oc.
Honey, whitc clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
strained Sa10c.
PIrTsBURG, May 1.-THE egg market is weaker
and less active, al ihOugh the arrivals continue
comparatively light and the supply oftresh stock
is by TO means large. IL appears that some cold
storage stock has been placed on the market
within the past day or two and to tins probably
as much as 10 anything else may be attributed
the recent break. Butter is dull, and, rs will be
noted we have made a further reduction IN our
quotations There is a steady demand for all
Kinds oil fresh vegetables, but no important
change in prices. Choice old-crop potatoes con
tinue to meet with good demand and the mark
ct is firJuer.
BUTTEa-Fancy creamery lSal9c; other brands
15-l7c fancy country roll l4al6c choice country
roll 10al2c; mixed country roll lOal2c; low grade
and cooking gal0c; grease 6a1c.
PoTAToES-Choice Burbank, from store, S5aiOc;
common mixed sock, from store, 25a3Oc; Der
midas, new, IS 00aS 80 per barrel; Southern s. 90
PouLrRY-Live chickens, 7Oa75c per pair;
dressed chickens, l4al5c.
GREEN STUFF Florida tomatoes. s. 75aS 50per
box: new Bermuda onions, 81 lOal 70 per box;
green onions Sale per dOz: radishes, 20a30c per
dOz: cucumbers, 50a15c per dOz' parsley per
bunch, 1Oal5c; celery, per doz punches, 9Ocasl 0O
rhubarb, l0aI5c per dOZ asparagus, 4Ua DC ior
small punches; cabbage, new, y 23a2 % per Dbl
crate large crates 50 OOa3 % peas per box, 81 %
az 25: green beans per box, 81 15a2 CO., wax
beans, 81 00a2 25; Strawberries I2al5c
EGGS-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Omo'
in cases, 15al6c. az
4Hc.
NEW YORK. NAV Colour, receipts 20SiS
packages exports g22 barrels and 400 sacks;
market heavy and lower; sales lI,ZOO barfels.
Wheat, receipts $1,000 bushels; exports l5yol
bushels: sales 24O 900 bushels futures, and lgo wv
bushels spot; spot market moderaleiy aclS ~ -
red 9Oc: 30 / white Csc; ungraded red oP4a
g2Lc: options dull heavy and lower; No = Ieu
Nav SIC: June S2as25zc closing al SIC; July o2ysci
August S2IEaS23lc, closing at SIC; September
S212aS3Ac, closing at S2t2ci December 90 eo4 y;
RYE duli. western sic Corn, receipts H9,I3l
bushels: exports a, 234 bushels; sales 5l2OoO
bushels futures and 2l6,O0O bushels spot; market
dull. weak aud lower ungraded mixed 4Oa19c,
May &c; June 4lc; July 4l55ci August Al 81
September 425Sc Oats, receipts 10000 buShels,
exports 100000 bushels; sales 10000 bushels nut
ures and 81 600 bushels spot; market dull ana
spot No white 35c; mixed western zoa5Uc;
white do. 3ia391ac; No. Chicago SOC. Hay ana
Hons steady Coffee options steady ana lOa55
noints down. Nav, June aud July 16i0al6 SOC;
August 166Oc: September and october 10 qua
rs SIC. November $500; December l6.9Gal7 0Oc;
FEBRUARY and March l7.O5c; spot Rio quiet at
1870 Sugar, raw quiet refined steady; pow
y or o1a orfaf Rfpn gfpQ6V PptrO-
leum quiet and steady crude 81 10; rehned 90 80;
limited SIC Cotton Seed Oilweak. Tallow
higher Rosin, steady. Turpentine, dull at 5gc
Eggs. steady; western lie. Pork steady ana
quiet; mess sl3 %; extra prime Sl2 Goa Z 20 Cut
Meats. firm Lard, lower and dull; western steam
81 10: May and June 81 06; July 81 OS; August
81 l27: September 81 II. Butter, trm; western
dairy 9ai3c: creamery lSal7c Cheese, quiet
and easy light skins 6I3a1c. Plg iron, q IuIli
American sl4 50al6 So Copper, nominal; lake
and May SO 25. Lead dull and heavy AT Is ~
Tin, quiet; straits $40 so.
CHICAGO May 20.-A fair business was done IN
wheat to-day and there was a strong feeling early
but later the market was weak. fair business
was done in corn within narrow range, oats
were quiet and s,eaty. Provisions, very little
doing Flour firm aud unchanged. wheat, caSn
No , spring S219aS3c; No. 3 spring foaoOci NO.
. red s2GSasSc June Slas17Sc, closing at SIC July
7eae closing at u.s. os AUg 81 ne ,4" Corn
cash 30 and June 3315c; July o3Isc; August
s4IZe. oats, cash No. 2 and June 221z5c July
and September 225sc. Rye No. ?, 4Oc Flaxseed
Tniv s11 5O August Sl1 5713; September Sll 60
Lard. cash and June IS 721aa6 70; July 60 U12;
August Sc S2%. Bulk Meats, short RIOS c. So
shoulders s. i215a5 25; short clear So l213a6 20
creamery l41Iai5c choice to fine l21aalSc; fancy
diaries i3a1Ic; fair to good llal2c. Eggs hrm
az The visible supply of grain as reported for
the Board of Trade, IS as follows: Wheat, -,
S4S 0O0 bushels decrease 1,15S000 bushels; corn
sos 600 bushels decrease 1913 600 bushels; oats,
8 75I 0OO bushels decrease 14,0O0 bushels; rye
! 95I mn bushels decrease 5000 bushels; bar
lev. co., 900 bushels, decrease p 600 bushels
PHILADELPHIA, May Colour. quiet but
steady. Ohio clear and other western clear - 25a
IN 30 straight 81 60a4 So; western patent fair TO
oO uV e. sSs5 az Minnesota clear 81 25a4 Co., do
naGent S. S5a5 So. Wheat dull; No. RED &c
10 . red Nav e0a92c: June S9a9012c; July olasZci
N,o,st sOaS0tSc. Corn, lower; No. mixed May
and June 4G4llIc; July 4ls42c August i2@a NC,
Oats steady: No white 331&c; No. white May
sSiIeS4c. June 3214a3254c; July 3215a32s4c August
S1s2c PORK. mess new sl4 do prime mess
new s1S 5O do family Sl4 5Oal5 90; mans, eiloAeu
1OIIai2c. Lard, pure city refined case West
creamerv extra i7c do prints extra 2lc. Eggs,
steady. Pennsylvania firsts l319al4c. CheeSe,
quiet; part skins oaoc'
dIinS S'1 lie Flour, heavy; family So 5oaS 65;
Sancy 81 OOa4 D. Wheat, dull; No red oSasic
receipts $500 bushels Corn, stronger; NO =
mi Se9 s57c. Oats, easier No. mixed &c Rye
.tesdv. 80. 2, 4Sc. Pork, steady at sl5 W:
Lard lower at Sc IS. Bulk Meats, dull short
ribs e. 0Oa6 TO- Bacon, higher; short clear 81 %
i9s o1et AT 81 o. Butter dull; fancy cream
er1 ISaSos choice dairy 9alOc Lnseed OIL firm
q, sssf0c sugar, steady and firm; hard refned
esieasIc. New Orleans 74a75sc. Eggs firm at
I0t%a1fc' Cheese steady; choice mild New ono
fiat 9a91lc.
q ,tn,ar red spot and May s31%as4c; June o3a
SEE: July sO4ssic; August so14sso1@e Corn,
,Sess,.rn easy mixed SPOT 4l19a4l1s May 4l74a
lie; Jone l67sa4l1 6; July 4l3sc oat. we tern
wsI prime 70 choice timothy SIS GOALS So But