Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-04-17
PRODUCE.

WHEELING. TUESDAY, April u.
The market this week is not so active, al
thong choice stock moves off well on ar
rival Eggs are in active demand with
stock well cleaned up and receipts going
out on arrival Poultry is also in good de-
demand and prices firm, with good pros
poets for the future. Butter IS little
slow and lower prices are looked for.
Dried Apples are wanted and they sell
quick at paying prices. Choice beans are
also moving out well Choice potatoes are
selling on arrival with no surplus in the
market, which is partly due to bad roads.
The demand for seeds is strong and prices
have advanced on timothy and clover.
We quote the following prices:
Butter. country choice lGal9c; country
good l2al5c; country fair 9alOc.
Eggs, strictly fresh, at llallIlc per
dozen. Goose eggs, 25a3Oc per dozen.
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand
is good and the supply is fair; prices are
81 - per bushel.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory l0]lallc;
New York l0l4allc; Limberger l0allc;
Sweitzer l2i5c; market nominal.
Potatoes, Il - per barrel; per bushel,
GOaG5: demand good. supply light
Poultry, live chickens, 81 coal 30 per doz-
en-. Chickens, hens per pound &c; old COCKS
sc; ducks per pound, young, yc; turkeys;
per pound, 9alOc; geese, full ieathered
5a6c per pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand at
. <aSc.
Onions, demand good, supply scarce Der
muda onions coming in at = 30 per crate.
Cabbage, new, 50 50a3 10, large crates
demand good, supply light.
Apples, fancy, - coal 30 per barrel; sup
ply light, good demand.
Hickory nuts, per bushel, 81 %; demand
good, supply light.
Walnuts, p cents per bushel.
New York, April lG.-Flour, receipts
.g02 packages; exports j.631 barrels. and
II SIS sacks; market firm; sales 1850 bar
rels Wheat, receipts, $50 bushels; eX-
ports, 1850 bushels: sales $4,000 bushels
futures and 10000 bushels spot; market
quiet: ungraded red 72caSl OBJ Northern
- OF options moderately active; No.
red April 93i<c: May 81 5a93ssc, closing
at OBJ &c: June 81 a925Sc, closing at 92tSc'
August $3.50 a90lSc, closing ut soc; Septem-
Der SS9ia90i.c, closing at 9Oc; December
90TSa92alc closing at 92l4 Corn, receipts
$4,000 bushels; exports 1000 bushels; sales,
go. 900 bushels futures, and l64,OOO bush
els spot; market quiet; ungraded 4ll9c;
April l0ilc; May 3g3Sa4Ol4c, closing at 4Oc;
June tNf-fs ulN tNAtN|4 - AANoAAAr tAA ~ -
Oats. receipts, $4,000 bushels; exports,
Is. 053 bushels sales $4,000 bushels flu
lures. and 5000 bushels spot; market fair
ly active: May 30c; June 29lsc; spot No
white 33a3ftlc: mixed western 2aa33c
white do 33a31lIc; No. : Chicago BE. Hay
steady. Coffee. steady and 5al0 points
down: April l1.25c; May l1.OOal .O3c; June
rs S5alG. gOc: July 1900: September l63Oa
lG.4Oc; October lGlOal6l5c; November
10. Q5al5.95c; December l5.S5c: February
l550c: spot Rio dull at 1910. Sugar firm
er. NIoiasses, firm. Rice, strong Petro-
leum, United $3.50. Cotton seed on,
stronger; crude 2Slzc. Tallow, steady.
Resin, firm. Turpentine dull and lower at
4lc. Eggs. fair and firm; western l2l9a
128{c. Pork. strong: old mess SD 2jal2 30;
DO. new Sl3 75al4 90; extra prime 81 CO.
Cut Meats. strong. Lard. higher and firm
western steam s. s0aG - May 81 15a6 IS;
June 81 -: July - 50; August s. %;
September s. 90; October s. o. Butter,
steady; western dairy l9i 4a2Oc. Cheese,
steady; western l04c
CmcAGo, April lG.-Wheat trading was
again quite active, the feeling developed
considerably unsettled and the action OF
the market took many of the operators by
surprise The opening was about &c low
er than the close yesterday, influenced by
the rather bearish feeling and assisted by
the weaker tone of European advices, but
q batch of crop news was received winch
together with rumOred export purchases al
the seaboard, started an up turn in the
market and prices were advanced &c for
May. 23Sc for June and 2lsc for July, lS{c
higher for June and ll4c higher for july
than the closing figures on Change yester
dav. There were a good many selling or
ders received and the offerings for while
were quite heavy, but soon became alb.
sOrbed under active buying on outside and
local account Corn. there was good gen
eral speculative trade and prices closed
abot the same as Yesterday Oats weaker
and at a slight advance for May, but about
the same rs yesterday for June and July
Mess Pork, quite an active business was
transacted and the market was greatly I'm
unsettled; prices fuctuated wildly and il
was impossible to satisfactorily fill orders
Flour. firm and unchanged. Wheat, cash
No. > spring SSaSS5sc; No. spring 10a
7O7Lc: No. . red SSaSS3c; April S5l5a
SSl4c, closing at SSi4c; May SCI as9l4c, clos
ing at S9kc; June SiaS95Sc closing at
S9llc; July S45SaS63ic, closing at So
Corn, cash No. ,. 3l4c: April 81 5a&i a C
closing at 3l$fc; May 32a32 SC, closing at
323zc; July 33a333 &c, closing at 1886
Oats. cash No , 23l (a239 {c; May 23i ia23@ &c:
June 233 a23isc, closing at 234c; July
23a23 e., closing at 23sc. Rye, No ,
47c. Flax Seed, at 81 40. Timothy Seed
at 81 q. Mess Pork, cash Sl3 81 sal3 40
MAY Sl3 GOALS -, closing at Sl3 40; June
Sl5 l0all co, closing at Sl3 80; July Sl3 l5a
IA %. closing at Sl3 IS. Lard, cash - 30
Nav ii 35aG -. closing At ~ j2l5 june
~ -; July 81 45a6 65, closing at 81 90. Bulh
Meats short ribs - 9Oa5 20; shoulder:
- SOa4 90 short clear - S0a5 -. Whisky
at 81 o. Butter, weak: fancy Elgin LA
lSc: finest western 49, sal5c: fine l4aljc
fnestdairies ID sal5c; fine lOal2c. Eggs
1OiSallc Receipts-Flour, $1,000 barrels
wheat. II 900 bushels; corn, 1900 bush
els: oats, l6l 900 bushels; rye, 1909 bush
els; barley, 5000 bushels Shipments
Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat, 10000 bush
els: corn, .G23,0O0 bushels; oats, l3i.OOl
bushels: rye, 5000 bushels; barley, 4s,OO'
bushels
PHILADELPHIA, April l6-Flour, steady
Wheat, firm: fair TO good milling S4asOc
No.2 red April. May and June S92gOc; july
NJ laSSc. Corn, steady: No mixed track
95Lc: No. 3 mixed BIC: No miXec
April. May and June 3S5sa@llcj July wv
a.SgHc Oats, higher: No white S4c; NO
white April - a33c; May 5l5la5S14c
June and July 3ll2aS2c. Eggs, steady
Pennsylvania firsts, PFC. kecelpts-
Flour. 1900 barrels: wheat, $500 bushels
corn. lG4 300 bushels; oats, $500 bushels
Shipments-Whoa 1900 bushels; corn
3ll.0 600 bushels; cats, 5000 bushels
BALTIMORE. April l6.-Wheat, western
steamer steadier; No , winter red spo
and April S7aS7l4c; May SIZE Corn
western steady: mixed spot and April an'
Nav 3ga39ii C.; June 39i &C.; July 39ts aiOl. c
Oats, unchanged. Rye, firmer at 5'a5sc
Hay. firm at Sl3 C0al4 %. Butter, stron.
and unchanged Eggs, strnng at l2i 5c
Coffee, quiet at 20i4c. Receipts-Flour
700 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn
$4,000 bushels; oats, 1900 bushels