Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-02
PRODUCE.


PRODUCE.
WHEELING. TUESDAY. April ~.
The market this week is lively as far as
IL goes. but green stuff is not arriving ln
sufficient quantities 10 make IL much of
90. and the prices received for that which
is coming i'm are somewhat fat. Butter has
received "a black eye and the price has tum-
bled. The supply exceeds the demand
However. very choice stock always mas "a
sale On eggs prices have declined slightly
during the past week here. and they are
lower in all markets. but there IS now an
active demand for receipts and prices have
about reached the bottom rCng. Chickens
are in good demand and dried apples are
wanted Potatoes have become plenticr
and demand and supply are now about
equal
We quote the following prices:
Butter. country choice l2al5c: country
good SalOc: country fair Bate.
Eggs. strictly fresh, az lOallcper dozen
Goose eggs Poe per dozen.
Beans. for hand-pickcd navy tine demand
is good and the supply is fair; prices are
81 - per hushel.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory l0' "a
lie: New York lO.sallc; Limbcrger lOa
lie: Sweitzer T. G.; market nominal
Potatoes. 81 - per barrel. per bushcL
55aGOc: demand fair. supply heavy
Poultry. live chickens, - OOa4 % per
dozen Chickens. hens per pound 9c; ola
cocks jc: ducks, per pound. young !c' tui-
keys. per pound, gal0c; geese, full feather
ed. 5aGc per pound
Lard. country prime. in fair demand al
Z, aSc.
Onions. demand good. supply scarce.
Bermuda onions coming IN at - GOA - per
crate.
Cabbage. new, - 00, large crates;
demand good. supply light.
Apples. fancy. - coal 90 per barrel. sup
ply light. good demand.
Rhubarb, per dozen buucnes, 25a3oc-
Radishcs per dozen punches. Boo.
Onions. per dozen punches zoe.
Hickory nuts. per bushel 81 p; demand
GOOD, supply light
Walnuts DC per bushel.
srNpUIE,.
Rags. steady at i4ali e for white mixed
cotton: .c for all wool. and ] Gal 81 for
mixed.
Feathers. choice IN original packages 43a
SOC: I'm small lots 4ajc extra.
Seeds Clover. per bushel. choice - o.;
prime - -. Timothy. choice II 40; prime
~ 60 Extra clean blue grass 81 30: Or
chard grass. choice 81 %: prime - 20. Red
top i5c. Demand, strong.
-, 80 t;.,;,,,,j s.tn,.
P',l ',' -, 'e,.,l 1lI ir,lu5ou II; ODD
Niuoi' ~. -, -. n6. ,,.,b choice
"a, ~ nn'". ,,,l5.,,,, ~ ma nm. ,.ider
vinegar. per gallon lOal2c.
Dried apples. Ohio and West Va. i S per
pound a. sc: blackberries jc. cherries,
pitted. he: raspberries 2ja!>c.
IPO.9" a. - -, A., ,,.,. I.,,.i.,l
Ohloh Se'9 - cd 'o = Wv P''
Nrw YORK. Nav Flour, receipts 49,,
OoO pacl,arcs. eXports $50 barrels and 3D..
III sacks. market active. 5al5c higher and
firm s,ies y 80 barrels. Wheat. receipts
10000 bushels: exports 1891 bushels;
salcs 10 GSOO0O bushels futures. and 5000
bushels spot: spot market duh but higher;
ungradeI req go ea>i VI qp.'Cc!5S "..,e
ana : 80 niHhcr' 10. iV' ei"' 'I -. .,,
closing al ;'' C unC ''"'' - ~. al 81.
9rbc' July w. ~. o59 :o,,,,.,,
August WI d'tV' 'io9'''- . -, ~,
per III d'p g. 'ioalI!- "' ~,
'5 awe Closing "' '''' ny 70 n ~ '.,' ~,
cru D. alOc Corn: IeceiP'9 D''''V Do9'
els; exports '--l'- ousliCls, So -
ousnclS iulUtCN "'" - Il 49,. l,.j
market oGH' ciosins Hli"' ui-i NJ.
%'dt'c; May ~ -, ~. ,3i =. T,l, an
June 3' ,afV C. o!o9lus d. Nv "a! -
All bc' closing "l flS' -Aus ,, 49, ~.
teWocr tai &C. CI"'iHr ct. - ',- c," 80
ceipts l2l.OD OusneiS' exports '''U'V 0 u.s.
els; sales '3oo0O ouShSlS iuVuIos anu I 3D.
900 bushels spot market Tess AVtIIV' 81 "C
3Osc july "I so sp'1S, W.. M'.l0 90
3le4c miNeo western ,''O M. ,'o
4lc: NO. Nu.D;'Io s,o, 80
Gomez slc"UF anu AM , t",'- g. D.
dull sugar 2'td"& NV. ,'' -,
troigulii s.c""l ,,. ~ ne MI IT,.
Seeu CI a1iO"I, 90, ,,.osto,., t5f -.
pchllhe' niHl. L-sS' mn 49,.
PORK Strons. Cu. i, ~. , Ine
easy: western steam - u', My go. q Giv ..
~ -; July - 40; August - ''' 9ep'elIoti
~ w OclopeI . V' Du,'C. 80.
eu dairy 'al-c' cre@neI! '"l'C' O''''''
quiet ana "c''A' "'''''i -''''''
CIuc,co. Nav Trading in wheat was
ON "A large scale again today and there was
considerable excitement during the session,
accompanied with a sharp advance In
nri,.es Local operators traded more heav-
hv the wider fluctuations giving more
srope for speculative ventures The course
of prices was attended with very sudden
fuctuatious. The chief influence on the
market was the continued dry wcatherin
/ tine northwest and the report of untavora-
ore crop news new. e ,IU t5c b"il, of the b9si-
ll','' 80, 81, hie6e. nrices oats noder-
NJ " o,.t,-o pnr STRONGER. market closed
"', -.,,'.,,.,,;,,cl,. ste,5v T-,our firm Wheat
CON 40 '''' .,,,;,e, j}i .aqlc. 30 3 sprnc
c.lsu ~ y ,..5 oq, sair. NAV e,noic
''a','v, ~, =, az. Inn dG. 'aG4c ciosing M
c.os'"f IL d.. ~ ,Sit|. C6rr casb n D
gtc' w ~, 80. - o, D.. r,,,e
/ ~ So, MA! ~ H--, a9i' i,,l,. ~, ~.
/ 3! -,l'''sc g, C!VsiHA q, %. e. b, 81,
closing d, ,' - 80 - 49,. T,-o 81
May - a., ~ ~. .. Irl,- 81 -a5is D.,
a2i &C. closing al - .'' az a i-,, ~,
closing az - 81 ny = ~ S6 ~ go.
So - -. 80 5o,i3 ~. NI9v sam c,os-
/ ing AT si3 32l1: June sl3 ID alb 80, closing
al Sl3 49,; July Sl3 -5al3 90. closing at
sl3 81 Lard. cash ~ b az 40: May
NJ 30a6 - closing az S. 40: June - 81