Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-03-08
PRODUCE.
WHEELING, TUESDAY. March

| The market is reported brisk. but prices since
our last report have changed Very little. The
feeling regarding the immediate future OF eggs is
o1e OF uncertainty. The cold weather OF The
past few days caused better feeling and the
outlook is good with continuance OF such
weather Choice butter is in good demand ~ d
the supply 1t scarce. Bntierine Is beng pushed
| forward by some merchants, but pure butter
| holds sway Poultry OF all nds Il quite scarce
and in good demand. Produce generally has d
good call.
We quote the following prices; %,
| Butter country choice 22a23c; country good ZOA
&c: country fair 9alOc.
Eggs, strictly fresh, at l4c per dozen.
\ Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand Is
good and the supply is fair; prices are 81 T5al ID
cheese, prime mild Ohio factory lOc; New York
! lOlsallc: Limberger l0allc; Sweitzer lie; mar
Potatoes, 81 4Oa1 so per barrel per bushe i5a5Oc;
Poultry, live chickens, So rs to 90 per doz-
en-. Chickens, hens per pound sc; OLD COCKS
SC; ducks per pound, young, &c; turkeys, per
pound lOallc; geese full feAthered SAGE per pound
| Lard, country prime, in fair demand, al 11Sasc;
Onions, 60 TO 81 IS per bushel; per barrel 30
TO rs: demand good, supply scarce.
Cabbage. per barrel 81 25 10 $3.50; demand good
supply light ..,. ,.
Hickory nu,s-Per bushel 81 95al so; demand
good, supply light.
Walnuts, 40 cents per bushel
| sUsDRIEs.
Rags. steady at lzal1Sc for white mixed cot
ton; Eas1 for all wool, and lhalhc for mixed
Feathers, choice in original packages 45a5oc;
seeds. Clover. per bushel. choice S. 80; prime
Is SIS. Timothy, choice 81 65; prime 81 30 Ex-
ira clean blue grass, 81 40. Orchard grass, choice
81 50; prime, 81 40. Red top si'0' Market nom
/ inal
Honey. white clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
cider. sweet refined Dbl included) Sc OOa7 co.;
country sweet, s. 90; crab choice IS OOaI w crap
medium, 81 O0a5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
Dried apples. Ohio and West Va. Us per
pound 3XaS5lc: blackberres, &c; cherries, pilted
| isc: rsspberries, 25a2Sc.
| Buckwheat, 25Ia3c per pound.
| Beeswsx-Per pound Ac.
Nrw York. March Flour receipts IL, Sll
| paekages exports 5000 barrels; $40 SACKS: mar
| ket dull and heavy; sales 400 barrels. wheat
receipts 2, 500 bushels: exports, 4,l1l bushels
sales 20s6 900 bushels futures "a osO Dushes spoi
spot market dull and essier; steamer No rod
2sIsa SIC: ungraded red SIC; No. l Northern 9ia
atLn. options dull ard 1saI down; No. red
March S6lIc; April soc May s616as654c. closing
ST. &c closing Ssns al Sc su September Decea
her s6L. c m, receipts 5,465 bushels; exports
qS lO3 bushels; fales. 10000 bushels futures,
aud 1869 900 bushels spot; spot marie steady: I'M
graded mixed 2Sa37sIc; March S5zc; April S514a
S5Xc oloing at a6Iz; May Se5sc; July Ssc Oats
yecelnts 90 600 bushels sales 565 600 busaels fu-
lures and $4,000 b. shells spot; spot market
heavy and quiet March 2S5Sc; April 2sc; May
27c spot No. 2 white SOC; mixed western ga
SOc white do 29l5aSic; No. 2 Chicsgo svc.
Coffee. steady and bal0 points up. Ma Oh, u IA
ALI SOC: April II O0al7 l0al7 zoe; May and June
l6. 9Oal7l0c July and August 10 gOalfCOc; sep
tember andf October l6 70al6 So; December 10 %
al6 CSC. spot Rio higher and acIive al we