Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-02-19
PRODUCE.
wHErLTye, TUESDAY, February IS.

WHEELING, TUESDAY, February Is.
There Is nothing unusual to report in the mar
ket this week Dealers could handle great
deal more stuff but they cannot get it, so that
while the volume OF business would be greater
/, the goods could be secured, the market sin
good condition. The demand for cleanly han-
died choice fresh butter i very rod, and prices
have advanced since our last quotations. Ihere
Is but little change in the egg market, but INC
soft weather has depressing influence, ana
they are liable 10 drop OIL AZ any time unless II
becomes colder. Receipts are not falling on al
all and continued warm weather Will bring
lower prices, while ten days OF cod we ther-
something nm heard or this winter-would ing
an adyar &c The demand for poultry. such ss
chickens turkeys and duck', is still br.sk. There
are but few changes IN prices.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice 22a23c; country good 2ua
pc; country fair 9lloc.
Eggs, strictly fresh, at lie per dozen.
Beans, for hand-picked navy the demand is
good aud the supply is fair; prices are 81 75al 30
cheese, prime mild Ohio factory lOc; New York
lOhGllc Limberger lOallc; Sweitzer Tic; mar
ket nominal.
Potatoes, 81 4Oal so per bsrel;per bushel 45a5oc;
demand good, supply good.
Poultry, live chickens SO 50 TO IS per doz-
en-. Chickens, hens per pound sc; ola COCKS
Sc; ducks per pound, young, lc turkeys, per
Mound iOallc geese full feAthered 5a6c per pound
| Lard. country prime in fair demand, al 71SaSc;
Onions. l so TO 81 IS per bushel; per barrel %
| to 4 IS; demand good, supply scarce
Cabbage per barrel 81 . 70 81 %; demand goou
Rp5les. fancy 81 5O4S 90 per barrel; com
mon 75c; supply light; choice fancy grades
wanted. common not wanted. ,.,
| Hickory nutS-Per buhhel sI %oa' oV' uenon"
good supply light.
Walnuts, 40 cents per bushel
Celery, per dozen lunches l5c; demand good;
supply light.
Rags, steady at 1Aal%e for white mixed cot
ton; 1Sa5z for all wool, and lAalHc FOR mixed.
Feathers, choice in original packages 4oa5Oc'
IN small lots 4a5c extra, ~. -.
Seeds. Clover, per bGshel, choice % "; prime
S. S.. Timothy. choice 81 65 prime 81 30 Ex-
ira clean blue grass $40. Orchard grass choice.
81 50; prime, 81 40. Red top, sl0 Market nom
Honey. white clover, per pound, lSai5e; pure
Cider sweet refined Obi lncluded) Sc OOa7 90;
country sweet SO co. crab choice Sc OOa7 90; crab
medium, 81 OOa5 90; cider vinegar per gallon
Dried apples Ohio and West Va. rs per
pound SII aSt1c blackberries, &C. cherries, pitted,
| iSc; raspberries, 25a2Sc.
Buckwheat. 25za3c per pound
| Game-Rabbits, per dozen 81 -; squrrels,
81 70 per dozen; demand good; supply hghl'
BeeswsX-Per pound 4c.
NEW YORK, February ls.-Flour receipts u g2S
packages exports LIZ barrels, and 23,u,9
sacks; market weak and modera'ely active; sa,es
| Is. 800 barrels Wheat, receipts Zli9vO pusheis'
exports 81 OS7 bushels; sales 10000 bushels fn-
lures aud sc 900 bushels spot; spot market weak
er; uneraded red 72aS5Ac; No Iel SJ59aolci NO.
| l northern 92Hc; options moderately active; 10.
red SiSc; March soc; ApGii, SSAc; My oo7ts
size: July S33saSSIc, closing at s334c: AugWt
s25SaS8Jlc closing at S3lsc; september SSaSS3sc,
closing at SS3Ec; December sec. Rye aud bsriey,
steady. Corn receipts 3 go bushels exports 20 w
bushels; sales 2704 0OO bushels futures, ana III
| o o bushels spot; market weaker and moderately
active. uugradad mixed 2ia36Hc; February zoe;
March $3.50: April 35BabAc closing AZ JoHc'
/ May SG5SaS7c, closing at SIC; june So5saSSi!s
closing NJ 371@c; July $50; August $50 OaIs,
receipts l2l 600 bushels exp ITS olrOJO ousnelsi
sales 90 900 bus 1es futures, and l4l.0O0 D. shells
sp)t: market weaker and fairly active; February
&c; March PFC May 2e4c; SPOT no. While AZ sa
| ZSJ5a2s7Sc: mixed western 26a29c; white 90 2yi
| 34c: No 2 Chicago 25a2Sl4c. Hay, dull ana weak.
Hops. quiet Coffee, steady and points up teb'
| fuary Is soc; Ma CHI and Aprl lb.SOa % 5Jci May
and lime lG l5al6 25c: July 10 Csc; September ana
| Is s5c: spot Rio firm at z0c Sugar, raw steady;
refined quiet and easy; eonfectioners A &C;
/ prauulated & 5-l6c. MOlasses, firm Rye, nm
| Petroleum, steady aud quiet; United u Oo2s'
| iTm, Turpentiue firm. Eggs fairly active and
firmer: western l5al6c Wool, quiet and easy
! domestic fleece S2aS7c; pulled 21aStc; Texas l5a
ne Pork quiet and steady; old mess $40 2oa
| m q. DO neg $40 75all so; extra p ime 50 p
| 40 Is Cut Meats active and tirr. Lard, steady
| W. stern steam SC TX; February &c Is; March
Sc Is: ApriI Sc 10: May &c "a; June SC IS; July
Sc IS: October Sc ST. Butte quiet Elgin 2S19c
western dairy sal7c; dc ere Imery l2a27c. Cheese,
/ firm; western salOc.
CHcIso February is.-wheat less doing and
more oniet n cling ex stCd in this market There
/ were fewer oubide orders and also less DISPOSE
/ ton on the part OF local operators TO trade
/ Corn was traded in 70 iair extent Inc market
/ l.. rsffNfA
| active Provisions, moderately active and prices
| s.eaiv Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat.
cash No. spring 75c; No spring &C. No. 2
red February 753kc; May 761sai711c. closing at
| 773Le. July 7J3ta763zc, closing al i61<c Corn,
cash No. 2 ne. February S7}5a27Nc, c osing a.
| ST5Ie: MAY Zgi zaSOc, closing at soc; July SOFA
qorfc closing NJ S031c Oats, cash No. and Feb
ruary 1871 Also: May 20ss9 2le, closing at .lc;
June 2O3sa2O94e, closing st E54c rye NO at
otbv Seed, at 81 lsal 20. Mess Pork, cash g. 7Oa
as March SO 67Isa9 7S1S; closing a. SO ~; May
50 g2lSal0 10; June 50 9oaSlOO2 closing at $40 o.
4 aT % cG snk Meats short lbs 81 7Oai IS, shout
ders 81 lba4 25 short clear "a 9la5 90. Whisky, AZ
81 az Butter, steady and unchanged. Eggs, at
l3Lso. Receipts-Flour, 1900 barrels; whest,
isSS1 bnthels. corn sll 900 bushels oats, 2sl Oo0
bTSbeis. rye 900 bushels; barley, l0l, 900 bush
els shipments-Flour, 5000 barrels; whest
~ 600 bushels corn, $4,000 bushels oats, Isl 900
bushels; rye, IoCo bushels; barley, $1,000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. February ls.-Wheat western
erTer. No . winter red spot and February
SeiIssisie, March Slhaslszc; May SSkassSsc;
Inr3,e sss Corn. sestern steady mixed spot and
SEMINARY S5s<ss5 &c; March S51SaS55.c April
$50. MAY s5s SaS554e; June S61s4S614c July SCI;
ss6sLe oats steady; western white 2s5SaSle; do
T;xsd 27i5s29c. Hay, inject We; prime 10 choice
,in,o,bv 50 5Oals 90 Provisions steady. Mess
po-S cid 10 90: new II co Bulk Meats. loose
sbo1idefs Sc; long clear and oesr RIB sides exc
sT5 reaned nc: crude nc. Butter quiet
sstsrn nacked i6a2lc: best roll l6alSc; creamery
$3.50 fegs firm at lsISal4c. Coffee, firm; Ric
csrSoes IeISc Receipts-Flour, 5,4oO barrels
wheat 900 bushels; corn, 600 bushels; oats
IA an bushels: rye, coo bushels Shipments
Flour Il, 500 barrels; wheat ? 500 bushels; corn
y 800 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA. February ls-Flour, weak
Wheat steady; fair TO good milling wheat lss
, SC: prime to fancy s6a92c. ungraded sSc; No
red February 7eiSsSsc; March So1fsio; April
SiiSss2c: May s21SSsSc. Corn. steady; No.
mixed on track soc; No. yellow Sc; no;
mixed s5l<aS5ISc: March s51ssSj14c; April $50
s5Ec: May S5XsS5isc, Oats. weak; NO. $ wnite
sac: No. 2 white Fehrusy $500 Marcn
SSita9si[c; Apn 2szc; May saSsTe: Eggs
steady; Pennsylvania hrsts l4Al47sc' AeoeiP's--