Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
PRODUCE.
The Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE.
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WHEELING, July -, 1880.
The market is in a splendid condition,
and visit to the various produce houses
about the city showed an encouraging ac-
tivity. There are but few changes in prices
10 report. The demand for all kinds Of
| fruits is strong. Blackberries are very
scarce and sell at zoe per bucket For
good apples the demand is strong and S4.5J
az 90 per barrel is the range OF prices. APP
pies are as yet scarce. Cabbage is in good
demand with light supply at 81 90a2. 90
per barrel. Potatoes are dull and good
stock will fetch about $500 per barrel.
! Cucumbers range from lOc to lscper dozen.
Corn is in rather poor condition, but in
good demand at 500 per barrel. There is
Il fair demand for onions with good sup
/ ply, prices being 81 coal - per bushel.
For strictly choice butter the demand IS
good at Sal0c per pound. Eggs are firm az
l5c per dozen, the supply being very scarce
and the demand good. Spring chickens
are in excellent demand at l4al6c per
pound and S2.0Oa30O per dozen; old chick
ems are quoted Sa9c per pound or s3.50a4OO
per dozen. Some cantelOupes arrived from
down the river yesterday and sold for 500
per barrel. The above quotations are
wholesale.
New YORK, July 25.-Flour, receipts
2O,OO0 packages exports 1851 barrels
less active; sales 26,500 barrels. Wheat,
receipts $500 bushels; exports 1913, sO7
bushels; sales 9,13G,00O bushels fu-
lures and 10000 bushels spot; spot
market unsettled; No. red Csc. ungraded
red S3a939<c; No. ! Northern 81 OF
options higher; No. , red July 99ay9ll C.
closing at 99c; August 91a9S1 &C, closing al
915<; September 96a, ag79S, closing at 81.
October 91a91l5 closing at91l :; December
9Sa99%c, closing at 9S3sc; May 81 OLA
022l closing at 81 OPS. Rye, firm; west
ern GOc. Corn, receipts 1850 bushels
exports 2,450 bushels: sales 2,J2O,O)O bush
els futures and 10000 bushels spot;
ungraded mixed 4jjsa473<c; July 1870;
August 80 al &c, closing 4Ic; September
49, a475Ec, closing I12Ic; October Al IA
4Sa1c, closing 4S3.c. Oats, receipts 5000
bushels; sales 24j,0OO bushels futures and
$1,000 bushels spot; irregular; July l0c;
August 35jSc; September 3Gc, spot No.
| , white 4lSla42l,c: mixed western 3Saflc;
white do. ila4S: No. , Chicago 4lc. Hay
and Hops quiet. Coffee, unchanged Sugar
! frmer: of 4 j%: confectiOners \ l5-lG:
granulated 3-lG; cubes u 5-lG. Molasscs,
quiet Rice, firm Cotton Seed Oil, quiet.
Tallow, steady. Rosin, quiet. Turpentine,
dull. Eggs, firm; western, lGalIc. WOOL,
easy, quiet; domestic fleece 33a'}oc; pulled
26a3I; Texans l5a2lc. Pork, firmly active
mess $l2 5Oal3 10; extra prime SO O0al0 30.
Cut Meats, strong. Lard, strong: west
ern steam 81 10; August 81 10; Septem-
Der 81 p; October - 81 November ri II ;
December 81 40 Butter, weak; western
dairy Gallo; creamery 9alsc. Cheese, firm
part skins ia5i4c.
CHICAGO, July 25.-Trading in wheat
was very active and the market excited
within a decidedly higher range of prices.
There was nothing in the way OF outside
news to cause the sharp advance to-day,
but the short interest no doubt took fright
at the reported large export purchases
Yesterday. and in the attempt to cover
| forced the advance. Corn, the bullish feel
| ing that has prevailed in this market the
past two days again manifested itself to-
day and n still further advance was cstab-
lished Oats were active. the volume OF
business showing a decided increase. Pro
visions. more doing prices irregular and a
shade higher. Flour, firm at lOaljc adj
vance asked. Wheat, cash No. spring
9051c; No. 3 spring S3aS'c; Nc. red 92c;
July SOglaglc, closing at g05.c; August 81
a92 4c, closing at 9l9sc; September gl4sa
CSC, closing at 9!5I Corn, cash No.
400; July 3Ji aiOi.c, closing at 4O4c; Au
gust 39l. a40@.c. closing at 4Oc; September
3g5 all e. closing al 40y,c. Oats, cash
No. , and July 32i e.; August 30 a32c.
closing az Bic: September 3Oa3l 90, closing
at 3Oi e.. Rye, No. , 50a5!c. Flax Seed,
at 81 20. Timothy Seed AT II 80. Mess
Pork. cash SD 90; July Sll 2jai2 90.
closing at Sl2 90; August SO %; Septem-
Der $40 -. Lard, cash and August - So
September s. o. as %; closing at 81 o.
October 81 II. Bulk Meats, short ribs
81 Ojaj 10: shoulders = -; short clear
] No. 1
steady and unchanged. Receipts Flour,
1000 barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn,
300, 600 bushels; oats, 10000 bushels; rye,
II 900 bushels; barley, | 900 bushels. Ship
ments-Flour 1900 barrels; wheat, -,
900 bushels: cora, 3Ol 900 bushels; oats
$4,000 bushels; rye 1000 bushels; bar
ley, 100 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, July p. - Flour. firm.
Wheat, strong ana higher; No. red July
% ,agic: August 96a.6l{c September % /
agtic: October 9ji 4, a6i e. Corn, strong and
| higher: No 3 mixed i1c: No > mixed July
and August SO lal1c: September 49, Il
A.. e: October Il .c. Oats, firm; No.
3 white axe; No > white July Ilai2c;
August 3,9ia3Sc: September S6a, ass e;
October SIC. Lard, firm. Eggs, firm;
PENNSYLVANIA firsts Il &C. Receipts-flour,
800 barrels wheat. $500 bushels: corn,
! o .lNN Ul0lt41. 0AtHs -Nf''N bA"AA's' mp
ments-Wheat, 1850 bushels; corn, 1900
bushels oats, 10000 bushels.
BALTIMORE. July 25-Whcat, western
strong: No. winter red spot and July
9Gi. a9G &C.; August and September 30.
| 95i,c: December 96i+c. Corn, western
strong: mixed spot 4Sc; August i6l &C..
Oats. firm: western white 43aiic. Rye,
steady at j5a5Gc. Hay. steady at Sll GOA
II 30. Butter, firm: fancy creamery lie
Eggs. firm at lGc Coffee. steady; Rio poe.
Receipts -Flour, T.. 900 barrels; wheat, 81
600 bushels: corn, $1,000 bushels, oats 1000
bushels. Shipments-Flour 5000 barrels;
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn 1000 bushels.
C1ycIxyATI, O., July 2j.-Cotton firm;
middling pc Flour, steady and lOal5c
higher. Wheat. strong; No. > red SOC; re
ceipts. 400 bushels; shipments, l,SOO
bushels Corn, strong; No. , mixed iGc.
Oats. strong at pc. Rye, dull. Lard, strong
at - -. Bulk meats and bacon, trmer.
Whisky steady at 81 TO- Butter, Sugar,
and Cheese, firm. Eggs, iirmer