Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-27
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The condition OF the market is reported good
but country stuff comes in slowly on account
OF the continued bad weather and consequent
impossible roads. Eggs are quite scarce, owing
TO the Lenten season and the recent cold SPELL
The future ofthe market depends much on the
weather. Butter remains In good demand and
there is a continued brisk demand for all kinds
of poultry. There are but few changes in prices
We quote the following prices
Butter, country choice 22alSc; country good 20a
pc; country fair 9ai0c.
Eggs, strictly fresh, at l4c per dozen.
Beans, for handpcked navy the demand is
good and the supply is fair prices are 81 75sl 80
per busheI
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory lOc New York
l0%allc; Limberger lOallc; sweitzer lie; mar
ket nominal.
Potatoes 81 4Oal so per barrel; per bushel i5a5Oc
demand good, supply good.
Poultry, live chickens, sS rs TO 90 per doz-
en-. Chickens, hens per pound SC; old cocks
&c; ducks per pound, young, &c; turkeys, per
pound l0allc; geese full feathered SAGE per pound
Lard, country prime IN fair demand, at 7LsaSc
Onions, so 10 81 6j per bushel: per barrel %
to IS; demand good, supply scarce
Cabbage per barrel " % 10 " %; demand good
supply light.
Apples fancy 81 5Oas 90 per barrel; supply
light good demand.
Hickory nuts-Per bushel 81 25al 50; demand
good, supply light
Walnuts, 40 cents per bushel.
sUEDRIEs.
Rags, steady at lAalHc for white mixed cot
ton; 1Sa5Z for all wool, and ll4al15c for mixed.
Feathers, choice In original packages 45a5cc;
10 small lots ia5c extra.
S. IS. Timothy, choice 81 65 prime 81 S. Ex-
ira clean blue grass 81 TO- Orchard grass, choice.
81 so; prime, 81 40 Red top. sl.0. Market nom
nRl.
Honey, white clover, per pound, lSal5c; pure
strained Sal0c
Cider, sweet refined Dbl included) Sc OOa7 co.
country sweet s. 90; crab, choice Sc GOAT co. crab
medium, 81 OOa5 %; cider vinegar per gallon
Dried apples, Ohio and West Va. rs per
pound 3Ha$j4c; blackberhes, &c. cherries, pitted,
lSc; raspberres 25a2Sc.
Buckwheat, 25za3c per pound.
Game-Rabbits, per dozen u y; squirrels
81 20 per dozen; demand good; supply light.
Beeswax Per pound 2c.
NEW YORK, February % Flour, receipts 1872
packages; exports 7,2lS barrels, and 4 go sacks;
market fairly active: sales q, $50 barrels. Wheat
receipts 80 bushels: sales 2 $4,000 bushels fu-
lures and g., 900 bushels spot; spot market quiet
and irregular; No. red BE ungTadei mixed
76aSS14c; No. northern 93%B9354c; options mod
erately active, and weaker. no. 2 red March
$50 assoc. closing al S'5sc. April Ssc May e6aSG1sc
closing at sec: June S)aS 3. closing al Soc July
Si4Si3Sc c.osing a SIC; August s31sc; September
S3Xc: December s6Mc. IN, receipts lSS,6Oo
bushels: exports a 63l bushels; sales $40, OOO
stronger: ungraded mixed A%a37c; February
3i75c March 35c:April S51sc May S6Hc; June
37aS714c, closing at S71sc; July 5sHc. Oats, re-
ceipts % 900 bushels; exp IT'S 5l 6g3 bushels sales
l,525, 900 bushels futures, and l1lOOO Doshels
spot; market active and higher; March HHc;
April &c: May 2615c; No. white spot &Aa
sol &C: mixed western 2515a29c white do 2Sl4a:4c;
No. ? Chicago 2Shs2Skc. Hay. cay and quiet;
shipping S5a40c; go7d to choice 6Jss C. Hops
quiet Coffee steady and 10 and 10 points up
February l6 6Oal6 75c: Nd CHI, April May, and
June Is scale 45c; July and August l6 25alG &c;
september 6.l5al6 9c; November and Deem
Der l6.OOilG o5 spot Rio im at zoe Sugar, in
fair demand oil A 5Ha5 l5-l6c Molasses, firm.
Rice, firm Petroleum, steady and quiet at
81 coz Cotton Seed Oil. steady. Tallow easy.
Rosin, dull. Turpentine. nominal. Eggs. weak;
western 1879. Pork, quiet aud steady Cd mess
$40 0OAl0 90 do new 10 75all 25 extra prime ~ %
a9 70. Lard frmer; western steam Sc l5,March
&C. l0A6 Is; May q: June 6G7; July 81; October
653 Batter easy; Elgin use; western dairy oalIc
do creamery II .26c. Cheese, firm; western SslOc
CHICAGO. February pa strong underone
again existed in wheat most Of the session aud
prices advanced another point or two above the
extreme outside figures OF yest 1rday. Business
was good, though al times there were spells oil
QuietnesS Influences wer9 more or less iaVora-
bic to the interest OF holders. Considerable APP
prehenslOn was felt in regard TO the growing
wheat on account of the changeable westher.
Corn fairly act We and firm at slightly higher
prices. Oats stronger. Provisi ms moderately
actise. Flour, quiet and unchanged. Wheat,
cash NJ 2 spring 75}sa75xc; No. sprlng 65%A
7sc: No. 2 red 755s .75Xc Feberuary 75l4a75iIc,
closing at 75}Ec; May 0%a7Sc, closing at I71Ec
July 76Ha76isc c'osing AT 7614c. Corn, cash No.
and February 2SaSIc; May 1ysaS0c, closing
at % &c; July 3l%a3O7sc, closing at 3O54c Oats,
cash No lgI1a2Oe February 2Oc May 2O&a
2l3Ec closing at 2io; June 205ka2OJsc, closing at
205Ic. Rye, No. i2%c Flax seed, No 81 Al.
Timothy Seed, at 81 l5ql l6. Mess Pork, cash
50 OOa9 rs. March SO on; May 50 92%ai0 co.
ola o. H..
$40 CO. Lard cash and March IS 75a7 rs; May
IS 72I6: June SIS 9ll5 Bulk Meats, short ribs
81 70; shoulders 81 25a4 80; short clear 81 95
Whisky, at 81 o.. Sugar, cutlosf 7a7l4c' granu-
lated &c; standard A &c. Butter steady; fancy
creamery 2615a27c; western 2ia2515c; finest
diaries lga22c fine l4alSc Eggs 1870. Receipts
Flour II 0GO barrels; whest, 1000 bushels
corn. 262 600 bushels; oats, l5l 900 bushels; rye,
GO 900 bushels: barley, $1,000 bushels. shipments
Flour COO barrels wheat 5000 bushels; corn,
2O7 900 bushels; oats leo, 900 bushels rye, COCO
bushels; barley, Al, 900 bushels.
BALTIMORE. February %.-Whea, western
firm: No ? winter red spot and February
SlI5asi5Ic March SlAas2c; May sS14aSic. Corn
S6Ea G%c March S5H'S5hc; April S515aS57sc
May S55[a36c; June 36aSGhc; July $685.
August 37ha37Lc. Oats, dull and lower; west
ern white 29s30Hc do mixed ZIaEs%p. Rye
nominal Prime 55a57o. Hay. quiet; prime 10
choice timothy ST. Goals so. Butter quiet
western packed i6s2lc; best roll l6alSc; cream
cry 2ja27c Eggs. weak at 1870. Coffee, firmer;
Rio Igj<c Receipts, Flour S6C1 barrels;
wheat, l6 O0busheis; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats
1000 bushels; rye, 600 bushels shipments =
Flour Is 200 barrels; wheat, 60 900 bushels corn,
Is .000 bushels.
TOLEDO, February 26.-Wheat, steady and
higher; cash 7sc; May sO5sc; June SSisc; Corn.
dull. cash soc; May Bic O'ts, steady; cash &c
G overseed active and firm; cash IS 20; March
s3i7% Receipts Wheat, l,26o bushels corn H.
900 bushels; rye, 7O5 bushels; loyereed $40 bags.
Shipments-Wheat, 81 900 bushels; corn, 81 %
bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye lOOO bushels;
clover seed, IA bags,
CINCINNATI. o., February 26.-Cotton steady;
midlling 1910. Flour, steady Wheat, quiet;
30. red nc; receipts, $500 bushels. Corn,
firm; no mixed Slc Oats, hrmer: No. mixed
DC Rye, dull; at 4ic. PORK, steady at $40 %
Lari easier a. g 20. Bulk Meat and Bacon,
easy and unchanged. whisky, steady at 81 %
Butter. sugar and Cheese, firm. Eggs, stronger
at l2ai2Hc.