Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-14
PRODUCE.


W NEEIlNf. lLNllAl, May lsfs
There are no unusual features about the
market whatever There is pretty good
demand for green stuff but it comes in slowly
and prices are high. Butter is away down,
and the demand does not nearly equal the
supply. Eggs are sitter and prices have
advanced cent or two. In other prices
/ there is but little or no change. Prices are
! rs follows:
Butter, country choice SalOc; country
good 5a6c.
Eggs. strictly fresh, at lOallc per dozen.
! Goose eggs, 2Oc per dozen.
Beans. for hand-picked navy the demand
| is good and the supply is fair; prices are
81 - per hushel
| lie; New York l0Hallc; Limberger lOa
| lie; Swetzer l2i1c; market nominal.
/ Potatoes, 81 - per barrel; per bushel,
55aGOc; demand fair. supply heavy.
! Poultry. live chickens, - OOa4 10 per
dozen. Chickens, mems per pound &c; old
cocks 5c; ducks, per pound, young &c; tur-
! KEYS. per pound, 9al0c; geese, full feather
ed. 5aGc per pound.
Lard, country prime, in fair pane mdat
| = {aSc.
Onions demand good, supply scarce
/ Bermuda onions coming in at - 20 per
crate.
| CdODaHc, new, - w. ldiSc ti"'O9' =
demand good, supply light
Apples. fancy, - 25a5 30 per barrel; sup
ply light. good demand.
/ Rhubarb. per dozen punches, 20a25c.
| Radishes, per dozen lunches, 35c.
Onions per dozen lunches 2Oc.
/ Hickory nuts. per bushel, 81 p; demand
good, supply light
Walnuts, pc per bushel.
sUNDRIEs.
Rags. steady at l4alis &c for white mixed
cotton: Ease for all wool, and li4al &c for
mixed.
Feathers. choice in original packages 45a
Soc in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds. Clover, per bushel, choice 81 o.;
prime = -. Timothy, choice 81 40; prime
/ 81 Co. Extra clean blue grass 81 30; Or
chard grass, choice 81 p; prime 81 -. Red
top 75c. Demand, strong.
Honey, white clover, per pound, l3aloc;
pure strained Sal0c.
Cider, sweet refined Dbl. included) ~ w
AZ 90: country sweet y 90; crab choice
~ OOa1 90; crab, mhdium - OOa3 w; CIDER
vinegar, per gallon l0al2c.
Dried apples, Ohio and West Va. i s per
pound 4l5c: blackberries DC; cherries,
pitted BE; raspberries 25a2Sc.
BeeswaX, per pound, 2ic.
New YORK. May l4.-Flour, receipts -,
93l packages; exports ESQ sacks; market
barely steady: sales, 1900 barrels.
Wheat. receipts 1900 bushels; exports,
I3 $40 bushels: sales. 100000 bushels
futures. and $4,000 bushels spot; spot mar
l5et dull and lower; ungraded red 95ca
Il OH: No. 3 red 93i G; options, less ac-
tive and lower; No. > red January 9Sa
gSasc, closing at Csc; June Va a9o24c, CLOS
ing at 978fc: July 96as agSc, closing at
as =. August 94i$a94s &c, closing at 9514c;
/ September 93i sa94 sc. closing at W. &C; De
cember qjl5c. Rye, heavy: western at GOc.
Corn receipts 243. 100 bushels; exports %,
40 bushels: sales .440,0OO bushels futures,
and 2IqOOO bushels spot; market steadler
and fairly active; ungraded mixed 3i4a
I4ilc. Nav 42o42sLc, closing at 70: June
IIs-c. Iuly exc: August AZ iai3lsc, clos
inc M 42a;c: September 49, af3elc, closing
M 43sLc. Oats, receipts l94,OOO bushels
exports ", 200 bushels; sales, 6lOVOO push
els futures and 10000 bushels spot; spot
market more active but weaker; May sc !;
June 323ic; July $3.50; spot no: White
Cb;cago Sli[a95c. Hay and Hops, firm.
/ Coffee steady and unchanged. Sugar. raw
anil and easy: refined tirner. Molasses,
/ New Orleans quiet. Rice, firm. Petrole-
nm steady: United Sole Cotton Seed Oil,
steadier but dull. Eggs, firm: western
ISi%c Wool, fairly active and steady; do
nestle fleece 34a36c; pulled 21aS4c; Texas
lsa95c Pork, quiet but firm; nsw mess
Si4 OOa14 30. Cut Meats, dull. Lard, dull
and easier: western steam 81 90: May
ii ~. June 81 -: July s. 80; August s. 10;
September 81 -; October 81 ~. Butter,
oniet and easy; western dairy 1al2c; cream
ery 6aiSc Cheese, firm; western nominal
CHICAGO. May l3.-There was only mod
crate trading In wheat to-day. Most OF II
was local. Operators were rather inclined