Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-20
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WHEELING, TUESDAY, June IL.
| Green stuff is coming into the market at
la lively rate, but the demand is good and
all fresh stock keeps well cleaned up, and
no one can complain of the volume of bust
ness. while prices are very good. Some
home grown cabbage has come in the past
week, and there is good demand for it at
81. - per crate.
Warm weather and the increased supply
of fruits and vegetables have caused Il fall
ING off in the demand for eggs and while
receipts are only moderate prices are low
er in all markets. and the feeling weak and
uncertain. Spring chickens and old hens
are selling about on arrival. Chico butter
continues in good demand. The demand
for all kinds of country produce is good.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice salOc: country
good 6a1c; country fair 4a3c.
Eggs, strictly fresh, at l3al4c per
dozen. Goose eggs, 20c per dozen.
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand
is good and the supply is fair; prices are
81 Goal - per bushel.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory &C.;
New York 10i&c; I.imberger l3al4c;
Sweitzer 16al6lSc; market nominal, de
mand fair, supply heavy.
Potatoes, oldSl - per barrel; per bushel,
6Oc; new potatoes, - 5Oa3 % per barrel :;
demand good supply good
Poultry, old, live chickens, - 15a4 90 per
dozen Chickens, hens per pound SaS14c; old
cocks Sc; spring chickens, per pound, 10 TO
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pound, young l5c; turkeys, per pound IA
iOc; geese, full feathered, 5aGc per
pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair demand at
| 7l6aSc.
Onions. demand good, supply scarce.
Southern onions 81 IS per bushel.
Cabbage, new, s. -, large crates (;
demand good, supply light.
Rhubarb, per dozen lunches, 2Oa25c.
Radishes, per dozen punches, 2Oa25c
Onions. per dozen punches, 2Oc.
Strawberries 6al0c per quart box.
Peas. home grown 81 90 per bushel; de-
mand good supply fair.
Beans, green, home grown, Sl.JO per
bushel; demand good; supply scarce.
sUNDRIEs.
Rags, steady at 4al]9c for white mixed
cotton; %a4c for all wool, and l4al19c Tor
mixed.
Feathers. choice in original packages t5a
SOC: in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds. Clover, per bushel, choice - %;
prime - 81. Timothy, choice 81 40; prime
81 60 Extra clean blue grass 81 30; Or,
chard grass. choice 81 -; prime 81 20 Red
top 15c; millet S5c; common millet 'oc'
Hungarian 75c Market nOmial.
Honey. white clover, per pound, l3aloc;
pure strained SalOc. 40
Cider. sweet refined dbl. included) 81 90
az 90: country sweet - 90; crab. choice
81 OOa1 90: crab medium 81 OOa5 900; cider
vinegar per gallon l0al2c
Dried Apples, Ohio and West Va. i 5
per pound 4a4lSc; blackbcrries sc: cher
ries. pitted, 7eSc; raspberries l5alSc.
Beeswax, per pound, pc.
NEW YORK. June l9.--FlOur, receipts
II .3G5 barrels: exports 1862 barrels, and
:. $40 packages: sales y, 600 barrels. Wheat
receipts 81 900 bushels; sales 2,Sl6OOO bush
els futures, and 2l3,0OO bushels spot; spot
market irregular, higher and dull; un-
graded red 7ga91$4c; No. red St3 aS'c'
options steady and higher; No. red June
q3il a94c. closing at $3.50; July E9s ag396c
closing at 93Itc: August 9lat2c, closing at
9l5Sc; September 904a9lc; December VIZ
aq3sIc; MAY 96a965sc, closing at 919c
Rye. dull: western 5Ga51c. Barley, dull :;
Canada GOa72l5o. Corn, receipts $1,000
bushels; exports 99,93l bushels; sales &c.,
600 bushels futures, and 10000 bushels
spot market dull and easy; ungraded
mixed 4Oa44c; June 4OTc; July 4l9sc; Au-
gust 42l{c; September 434c. Oats, receipts
Isl. 200 bushels; exports 2o,OVu ousnels
sales 365, 900 bushels futures, anu @lIOOO
bushels spot; market irregular and active;
lime 34iic: July Sic: August 333sc; spot
No > 35i5c; mixed western 81 za354c;
white do 3ia4Oc: No. , Chicago 35a35l3c.
Hav. quiet. Hops, firm. Coffee, steady
and unchanged to 10 points down; June
II 25a17. 35c; July l6.S5al6.95c; August
M 65al6 75c; September l6.45c; October
I6 Zoe: November - gOc; December l5.eOc;
April Is. zoe; May $500; spot Rio dull at
poe. Sugar raw steady; refined quiet.
Molasses. dull Rice, steady. Petroleum,
steady; United 9l1sc Cotton-seed OH,
dull Tallow, quiet at 419c: Rosln, hrm'
strained common to good 81 4oal 80,
Turpentine. steady at39Slc. Eggs, quiet
western l4SIc. Pork. dull; mess sl3 5Oa
400: extra prime $40 00al0 80. Cut Meats,
/ firm. Lard. quiet; western steam ~ l@ta
July vi 10; August 81 30; September - io'
October s. ~; November 81 a. butter,
firm; Elgin l5l5c; western dairy balu53ci
| Cheese, easier; western fasc
CHICAGO. June ia good speculative
business was transacted III wheat ana
after weaker opening the market became
stronger and advanced somewhat over yes
terdav's closing figures. The influence
rather favored holders and prices were ad
yanced lazc. held steady and closed about
! &c higher for July, &c higher for August
and &c higher for December than the
closing yesterday. Corn was only mod
erately active. Oats were active ana prices
averaged higher Provisions, moderately
INio,rr pt1fpt and nQenlQre0.
Wheat. No cash s52.ci No. spring
75aS0c; No. red S5s{c; June sSas0c, clos
ing at S5s{c; July S59EaS64c, closing at
size: August s6aS7l4c, closing at SEC
| Corn. cash No. ,, 4l4c; June Sia349sc
closing at size: July 34s, asa &c, closing at
34I5c; August 35a359,c closing at 35l4c.
Oats. cash No. >, 2S5 ia2gc; July 2Sjsa
2giic, closing at 29lsc; August 269sa2' &C.
closing at 2I5,c; September 261s2'i4c c, clos
ing at pc Rye, No. ,, Acc. Flax Seed,
81 80 Timothy Seed, 81 IS. Mess Pork,
cash SIP I5al2 Si14; July Sl2 soal5 w,
closing Sl2 90; August Sl2 80; August
SIP 20: September sl2 S0al3 90, closing at
Sl3 90 Lard, cash - 81; July - sIl3a
) 92iS. closing at s. 92is; August - 0!14
September 81 07i .a6 10, closing at So 10.
Rulk Meats, short ribs s. 05a5 10; shoulders
\ 0Oa5 10: clear 3, 45a5 20. Whisky, 81 90.
Rntter. steady and unchanged. Eggs. 1lj5c.
Receipts- Flour 5000 barrels; wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
III. Goa bushels; rye 1000 bushels; barley
1000 bushels Shipments = Flour, 5000
barrels: wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 1879,
eO0 bushels; oats. $4,000 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels
PHILADELPHIA, June l9.-Flour, weak
Wheat. dull; fair to good milling SSag3c
prime to choice 95a9Sc; No. . red, June GOA
gOI5c: July, s9a9Oc; August SSl {as9c; Sep
TENDER SSj5 aS9c Corn. firm; No. 3 mixed
Ale: No. 2'high mixed 4l34a42c; No. vel
low 42c: No. mixed June and July Ala
4l11c; August 4l2s all &c; September IA
424c. Oats, less active; No: 3 white $50 a
8lc: No. white June SIC; July 342la35c
August S2i SaS2s{c: September S02[ All &c.
Rutter. firm: Pennsylvania creamery extra
i5j[c: do prints extra l9a2Sc. Eggs, firm;