Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-01-17
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

TUESDAY, Jaruary 10.
The market is reported quiet which is
due to the soft weather and the usual
quietness at this season. The market for
butter and eggs is in very unsettled con-
diticn. Poultry of sll kinds is in good
demand ard prices hold steady. Potatoes
aud onions are unsaleable. Prices are "a
follows:
Butter-Country choice 16 TO 19c; cOun-
try. good II TO 15c; country, fair, 8 to Sc.
Eggs-Strictly fresh, 16a17c per dozen
supply good; demand fair.
Beans - For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply il fair.
Prices are 81 00a2 10 per bushel; extra
fancy 81 %.
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory to
&c; New York tO10c; Lim5erger 10 to lie.
Market nominal.
Potatoes-Per bushel 45a55c; demand
good; supply heavy.
Poultry-Live chickens, s. O0a3 % Per
dozen; ducks, live So OOa3 90 per Dozen
turkeys, live, Sls9c per pound; geese, per
pair SOC to 81 %.
Sweet Potatoes-Eastern stock 81 rs
per barrel. Jerseys 50 50a3 70.
Cranberries Jerseys, 81 10 per box;
Cape Coda, So 90.
Lsrd-Countfy prIme, with fair de-
mand, at 79aSc.
OniOns-Demand poor; supply heavy
per bushel, Csc; per barrel, 81 10.
Cabbage-50a75c per barrel; demand
improving; supply heavy.
Apples - Choice 80 to 80 per barrel
supply fair; demand light.
DRIED FRUITs-Apples, cbcice sliced,
>Dty W, 3S3bG; ASySleS. Ohio and West Viz
yNOlO, IA, Nsv III &c; B(ack6errtes, per
ID. NE; NAery7es, YjllAA. pAfM. NOASlN
Cherries, unpitie6, pev ID. 4S5c; Rasqher;
'r;es, 14r)A N029Ne; pa9GSss. b, DsS ". AA5c
Peaches. Is. per Ib. la. Dried Peas. par
bus 81 80; Died Com, PEI lO. 6aOC, HOM-
my. per Dbl So 90.
sUNDRIEs.
Rags-Stasdy OF 1ta15c for white mixed
cotton; asic for oil wool, and 1aalsc for
mixed.
Feathers-ChOice IN original packages
45a5Oc; in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds-Clcver So IS per bushe!; timothy
81 so; extra clean blue grass SOC; orchard
g5ass 81 40; redtop 75c
Game-Rabbit5 81 2O.1 % per dozen
demand heavy, supply light.
Honey-White clover per pound l3al5t
pure strained Sal0c.
New York.
NEW YORK, January 10 Flour-Re ceipts
Is, 900 packages; exports 1000 barrels
market easy; sales Is, $50 barrels. Wheat
Receipts Il. $50 bushels; exports 81, OOt
bushels; GALES 2,17S,0 bushela futures
and 5000 bushels spot; spot market IN
settled; No. rel Ole; No red 81 OF; No
, Chicago nominal; options less active; No
red January 96!; February 97Aa9S3c
closing a. 97tc; March oslo; May 81 Oil
OBJ, closing at 81 O1l; June 81 COZ De
cember 953C 97ic, closiog at 95sc. B2rley
Quiet; No. l Canada S7aS9c Corn
Receipts 145, 800 bushels; exports 24l, 29'
bushels; sales 432, 900 bushels futures
market moderately active; ungrade1 mix
ed 39a46a; JaDuary 44lc; February 444c
March 45lc; Msy 45fc. Osts-Recsipt'
%, 900 bushels; exports Al, 700 bushels
sales 115, 600 bushels futures and l39, OOC
bushels scot; spot market active; spot No
white SAFE; mixed western 2sa32c; whit,
do 33a4Oc; NJ. . Chicago 324c. Hay and
Hops-Quiet ColIee-OptiOns steady anC
shade higher; January and February
Is. 35a15 4Oc; March, April, May, June snd
July 1525a15 45c; August, September
Os.ober, November and December 10 4Os
Is. SOC; spot Rio quiet at 175c. Sugar 80
Refined dull; G &C.; extra G &c; white ex
ira @ 6sc; yellow &c; off A 6ia64c; moult
A TIC; standard A CSC; confectioners A
81 asc; cut loaf crushed sc; powdered Am
erican granulated cubes 7a74c. Molasse
Nominal. Rics-F'irm. Petroleum
Steady, Cotton Seed Oil-Weak. Tallov
ROsin and Turpentine-Qniet. Eggs -
Weaker; western 19c. Pork and Gu
Meats-Slow. Lard-Stesdy; western
steam 81 4O January 81 As; February
s. 40; March 81 AZ; April and May 81 30
June, July, August and September d 81
Butter-Dull; western dairy l4s2Oc
creamery 16a25c. Cheese-Strong; western
11a114c Pig IrOn-Firm. Copper
Unsettled; lake SIT 10. Lead-Firm; do
mss.ic So SO. Tin-Dull; straits $2l 10
Chicago.
CHICAGO, January 16.-Wheat wa
again fairly active and prices ruled boil
higher and lower than yesterdays closing
Corn moderately active and firmer. Dat
more active. Provisions moderately active
Flour-Steady and unchanged. Wheat
Cash No. 2 spring and No. . red and No
, January 95a95lc; February 96e; MAJ
99IcaS1 O3l, closing at 81 90; July 9l3'
93sc, closing at Ollie; No. 3 spring SOaS7c
Corn-Casb, No. , and January $3.50
March 35c; May 36sc. 0ats-Cash, No.
January and February 24sa24sc; bio.
27:c. Rye-No. ., 47c. Flax Seed-A
81 SO. Timothy Seed-At 81 %. Mes
Pork-Cash, January and March Sl2 SOi
- 9O;May $l3 121 Lafd-Cash, January
and March So 97Ia7 %; May 81 174. Bull
Meats-Sbort ribs Sc 20; shoulders So 2
IS 37}. wbisky-At 81 OF. SugsIs-
Cutloaf 7}aslc; granulated tic; STANDARD
A &C. Butter-Dull; fancy creamery 2
a25c; choice TO fine 1si25c; fine dairiel 1t
also; good to choice 11a12c Eggs-SteadJ
at 15al51c.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, January 10 =
Flour-Dull. Steady; No. : RED
January 94la9i3c; February 94ias4Sc
March 96a964c; April 973e9sc; May 99ti
$3.50. Corn-Firm; No 3 high mixed 39e
steamer No. . mixed Sole; No. . mixet
January 413s41lc; February 42c; Marcl
42Ic; April 43ic; May 44c. OAts-Weak
No. 3 white 32c; futures quiet but steady
No . white January 334a34c; Februar.
34lc; March 341s34Sc; May 35@c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, O., January 16 Cotton
Firmer. Flour Steady. Wheat-Dull; No
. red 81 Of; receipts 400 bushels. Corn
Firm; No. , mixed 35lc Oa's-Quie
aud steady; No. . mixed 27la2Sc. Rye
Easy; No. ., 55ic. Pork-Dull at el3 81
Lard-St a y at s. 90 Bulk NJ ats
Dull; short rib So s74a7 90. Bacon-Quie
and steady: short clesr IS 81. Wnlsk,
Quiet AT 81 03. Butter Sugar ard Chees
STEADY. Eggs-Hesvy at 13lc.
baltimore.
BALTIMORE. Nd, January 16.-WheA
l-wtstern 92is93c; February 934c; Marcl
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