Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
PRODUCE.
The Wholesale Market Quotations.


REGISTER OFFICE.
WHEELING. July y, 1890.
Business is brisk and the commission
men and produce dealers are handling
about all the stuff they can secure. Green
stuff this vearis unprecedentedly high, be-
cause of It's scarcity. which is only TO be
accounted for by the long continued wet
weather when things were just putting on
their growing Globes The restaurant
men are complaining and say if prices keep
up as they have been they will be com
PEELED to advance their prices or stop max
inc money. There are but lew changes IN
prices to report. The demand for all
kinds of fruits is strong. B!ackOeflles
are scarce and sell at zoe per bucket;
For good apples the demand is strong and
Il. 51a5OO per barrel are the figures quoted.
ApDlcs are as vet scarce. Cabbage IS IN
gooddemand with a light supply at Sl.9Oa
200 per barrel. Potatoes are dull ana g0od
stock will fetch about $500 per barrel
Cucumbers range from l5c TO poe per dozen.
Corn is in rather poor condition, but IN
good demand at 500 per barrel. There IS
a fair demand for onions with good sup
ply. prices being gOcaSl.2j per bushel.
For strictly choice butter the demand IS
good at SalOc per pound. Eggs are firm at
l5c per dozen, the supply being very scarce
and the demand good Spring chickens
are in excellent demand at l1al6c per
pound and > 00a3 90 per dozen; old chick
ensarc quoted Sagc per pound or s3.aOai.OO
per dozen. Some canteloupes arrived from
down the river yesterday and sold for $500
per barrel. The above quotations are
wholesale
New York, July 2s.--Flour receipts
1851 packages; exports LIS barrels and
2,422 sacks; market firm. Wheat, receipts
1000 bushels; exports 3J,a3J bushels; sales
100000 bushels futures and 5000 bush
els spot; spot market dull, i+c up, closing
barely steady; No. 3 red 9dc; ungraded
red S5aSl OOi 4; No. , Milwaukee Wi4c;
options advanced lasa2c; No. red July
9gi .aSl O0a-, closing at g93- C.; August - "a
81 o.. closing at 99c; September 9si4a
99i4c; closing at 9S1Ec; December 99sia
y COZ. closing 81 O0is : January Il OO'-;
Nav Il Oh, al Oia.. closing at 81 O3. Rye,
firm; western y laG0c. Corn, receipts
lO2, coo bushels; exports, 2,OS4 bushels;
sales (. SIG, 900 bushels futures and 10000
bushels spot: market active and higher;
ungraded mixed 4Ja52 &C.; July 52'sc;
August - &C.; September 3sa5ic; Octo-
Der 81 ass. c, closing at 53' O. Oats, re
CENTS $500 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels
futures and 1900 bushels spot; market
quiet. July 40c; August 39c; September
81 a3gc, closing at 3, sc; spot No = white
43c: mixed western 3ni2c; white do. Pa
JDc: No. Chicago 40 e. Hay aud hops
steady. Coffee. options steady and ia20
points up: July l1.iOal1.45; August li.l5a
l. DC: September l6.G5al6ijc; October
GlOc: November 1910; December lj.oOc;
March l5.3Oc; April l5.25c: May lj.25c;
spot Rio active at 20c. Sugar. refined
quiet and steady; of \ > 9-lGc. Molasses,
quiet. Rice firm. Petroleum steady;
United soc. Cotton Seed Oil, dull. Tallow,
steady. Resin, quiet Turpentine, dull at
PFC. Eggs. firm; western, IS e. Pork,
active and firm: mess Sl3 OOal4 on; extra
prime SO 0Oal0 80 Lard, excited and
much higher: western steam 81 33; Aug
ust ii A.: October 81 O., November II -;
December 81 -; January - ii. Butter,
market firm; western dairy 6allc; cream
cry gal7c. Cheese. stronger; Ohio fiat "a
&c Pig iron. strong. Copper, nominal;
lake lie Lead, dull and easier; domestic
Si42ls Tin. dull; straits 5000.
Cmc,eo. Jnly 2S.-In wheat large bus
mess was transacted, and the feeling was
unsettled. More or less excitement exist
ed. especially during the early part OF the
session. The advance was attributed 10
about the same influences which have al
fected the market of late. Corn. there was
an immense trade, which was exceedingly
wild. unsettled aud very Irregular, price
changes being sharp and frequent, cover
inc T. .a2c range Oats, active, and during
the first part of the session considerable
excitement prevailed. due TO the announce
mont of q prominent trader that he wished
his trades closed out. Provisions iairly
active Flour firm, with 2Oc advance
asked. Wheat, cash No. spring Eci
No 2 snring s3asic No , red bic: July
g2i aq3i C. closing az glc: August 9ia94 &c,
closing at q3i &c: September ~ sa.6 &C.,
closing at g5itc. Corn, cash No >, +6a- G.;
.Iuly - .a4Giic closing at iGAc; August
al .a46i,c. closing at i6a,c; September
- 'a47l.c. closing at 4dHc. Oats, cash
No. >. 81 Sc; July fia33s c, closing AZ 55t3ci
August 33aA 4, closing at 33ac; Septem-
her 39a33'sc, closing at 3iic. Rye, No
>. SIC. Flax Seed, No. |, 81 BOZ. Tim
othv Seed 81 42al i3. Mess Pork, cash
and July SD -; August Sll 5Dal2 %
closing At Sll Coz September sll 2oa
II -. closing AZ Sll 20. Lard, cash
and August - l.: September s. 22i "a
Is 30. closing at 81 30; October 80 5oa
6 42i closing at - 42il. Bulk Meats,
short ribs s. 20a5 30: shoulders - GU "a
: -: short clear - 6Oa5 - Whisky,
at 81 10. Others unchanged. Receipts
Flour 1900 barrels; wheat, $1,000 bush
els: corn. $4,000 bushels; oats, 10000
bushels: rye. 5000 bushels; barley, 1900
bushels Shipments-Flour 10000 barrels;
wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 42S,O 900 bush
els: oats, POS 600 bushels; rye, 1000 bush
els. barley, 1000 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2S.-Flour, tirmcr