Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-05-10
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WHEELING, TUESDAY. AlaA %.
As far as the market goes it is reported
in good shape, but prices are so high on
green stuff that it moves of but slowly, and
in fact but little is coming in on account OF
the very uncertain and unsettled condition
of the weather. There is good demand
for eggs. at the same quotations as last
week. Butter is low and the demand has
been light. and the indications are that the
price will continue low. Acent or two has
fallen from last weeks prices. Chickens
are in active demand at steady prices.
Beans. dried apples and choice potatoes
also sell well.
There is but little change from our last
report in prices, which we quote as fol-
Butter. country choice lOal2c; country
good Sa9c; country fair 5a6c
Eggs, strictly fresh, at l0allc per dozen.
Goose eggs, poe per dozen.
Beans. for lnnd-picled navy the demand
is good and the supply is fair; prices are
81 - per hushel.
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory lOi9a
lie: New York 1Oi5allc; Limberger lOa
lie; Sweitzer IL Sc; market nominal
Potatoes, 81 - per barrel; per bushel,
5jaGOc: demand fair, supply heavy.
Poultry. live chickens, 81 GOAL % per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound Sc; old
cocks &c: ducks, per pound, young &c; tur-
KEYS. per pound. 9al0c; geese, full feather
ed, safe per pound
Lard, country prime, in fair demand at
Onions. demand good, supply scarce.
Bermuda onions coming in at ;! G5a2 20 per
Cabbage. new, 81 90, large crates;
demand good. supply light.
Apples fancy, - OOa4 90 per barrel; sup
ply light, good demand.
Rhubarb. per dozen lunches 25a30c.
Radishes, per dozen lunches, 35c.
Onions. per dozen punches, 2Oc.
Hickory nuts, per bushel, 81 p; demand
good. supply light.
Walnuts, pc per bushel.
sUNnRIEs.
Rags. steady at i!alj5c for white mixed
cotton; a33c for all wool, and l4al5 &C Tor
mixed.
Feathers. choice in original packages 45a
SOC: in small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds Clover, per bushel, choice - %;
nrime - So. Timothy, choice 81 30; prime
Il 60 Extra clean blue grass 81 30; Or
chard grass. choice 81 -; prime 81 20. Red
top 75c. Demand, strong.
Honey. white clover, per pound, l3aloc;
pure strained salOc 80
Cider. sweet refined Dbl. included) - on
az 90: country sweet = 90; CRAB, cholce
:; OOa7 90: crab. mhdium - OOao %; cider
vinegar. per gallon 10al2c.
Dried apples. Ohio and West Va. i 5 per
nonnd 41c: blackberries *; cherries,
pitted. he: raSpberries 25a2Sc.
BeeswaX, per pound, pc.
Onion sets 81 - TO = 90 per bushel.
Curc,Go. MAY 9.-Trading in wheat was
ogain very large and the feeling unsettled
and nervous. Prices We're higher all
around. and for the deferred futures touch
cd n higher point than has yet been reached
ON the recent up turn. Bad crop news,
which was the prime cause FOR the hrnnesS
Yesterday, was the cause for the further
advance today and the short interest COW
erred freely 1t was not altogether bad
cron prospects. which caused the nervous
moss and excitement which prevailed, but
no doubt the fear Of Il squeeze ON account
of meagre stocks and light receipts. There
was a good trade in corn, prices being very
irregular within a range OF al cent. oats
were active and higher than Yesterday.
Provisions weak: prices ruled lower. Flour
firm and unchanged. Wheat. cash No. ,
snring 94agjc; No spring s5a92c; No. ,
red oiag5c: MAY 95a9Sc, closing at g5c;
lime "a <ag1c, closing at "a G; July 43s a
csc. closing AT 94i4c. Corn, cash No :
S4i,c: NAV 81 4a35c, closing at 349$c; June
"A aS4I5c. closing at S41sc; July 45l q
81 c, closing at $3.50. Oats. cash No. :
S7,$c: May 27l{a25isc, closing at 2555e'
June 26a97is c, closing at Poe; July 25s7 a
26iIc, closing at 25ssc. Rye, No; : SIC
Flax Seed, at 81 a. Timothy Seed, at
81 30al 81 Mess Pork, cash Sl2 sOal3 W;
Nav Sl2 GOALS 90, closing at sl2 80; June
SIP 95a13 90, closing at sl3 90; July Sl3 0Oa
IL 80, closing at Sl3 Is. Lard cash - 22ss
al p: MAY s. -; June 81 &]2; July