Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-04
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Wholesale Market Quotations.

WHEELING. March =, 1871.
The market continues good. Apples are
are I'm good demand and supply light
Potatoes are scarce ana IN good de-
maud, quality medium, home raised,
poor Eggs are weak and the supply OF
butter is falling of. Poultry Is IN strong
demand and there is lighter supply.
Prices are as follows;
We quote the following prices;
Butter country choice lNr3Oc; country
good SalOc: country fair 4alc
tgrs al 10 10 lGc per dozen. Demand,
strong and very scarce.
New Beans, for hand-picked navy the de-
maud is good but the supply is scarce;
prices are )! - 10 = 40 per bushel.
Cheese. prime mild Ohio factory Toe;
New York lUi(c: Limberger Bale;
SWeitzer l2h4al3c; market nominal, de-
mand fair. supply heavy.
Potatoes. 81 70 per bushel; Baltimore
sweet - 4Oa2 80; Jersey sweet - j0a2 -;
demand good, supply fair.
Poultry, old live chickens, - jOa4 90 per
dozen Chickens, hens per pound Zoe; old
cocks &c; spring chickens, per pound, "a
sc: per dozeu.Sl 5Oa3 90; ducks, young s. 10
Boa per do zen scarce.
Lard. country prime in fair demand at
1a>c; very scarce.
Onions. demand fair, supply good at s. y
to 30 per barrel; supply fair.
Cabbagc, new, 81 25al 80 per barrel; de-
mand light. supply heavy.
Apples. = 15a4 % per barrel; supply
scarce demand good.
Pittsburg Produce Market.
Plqr,nrEC. March 3-The continued
cold weather tends 10 hold the egg market
i'm subsection and prevents further de
cline. although the receipts were somewhat
larger to-day Butter and cheese continue
TO meet with steady demand at quota
tions Receipts OF live poultry more no
eral. but prices are still maintained.
Oranges and lemons are higher. Choice
potatoes reported in fair demand.
Butter Fancy creamery, S2ai4c; other
brands. 27a2pc, fancy country roll, &'a2'c;
choice country roll, l'alSc; low grades ana
cooking. 6a1c; grease, ia4c.
BrNN--N New crop New ! ork aud Allchi,
gan peas. - 20 per bushel, haud-pl rked
medium. :. 20 a. % per bu; Lima, "a aOci
imported beans. = 2Oa2 30.
CHff~f- Ohio fun cream, mud, TALL
make. lie. New DIRK, llalli3c, new
WISCONSIN Swiss, brick, l5c; Wisconsin
Sweltler. in tubs, l5al5lsc. LimOerger
september make he, ONO Swiss l'AI'c
as 10 quality
sVArrlEs- Fancy red fruit 81 coat 80 per
Dol. choice stock, - UOa5 30 per Dbl lar
~ OCa3 - per Dbl; common 10 far, = 'Oa
. b per bUi.
P6rArur~ Sales Irish from store in 4
iobbing way at 81 lOal - per bu; on track,
81 GOAL Oj. as 10 quality; Jersey sweets,
y 25a3 30 per Dbl; small stock, 81 '3a2 OO per
Dbl
Srrps-Western recleaned medium clio
yer iobbing AT - p; mammoth, - 40; timc'
thv. 81 5Oal - for prime and 81 go for
choicest: blue grass, = s5a3 20; orchard
grass. 81 90; millet, &c; German "c;
Hungarian, gOc; fine lawn, 29c per pound
HuNiNY-s3 30 per burrcl OF 2OO pounds.
MAPLE SYRyP-New crop, 9OcaSi - per
gallon. o.., -.
barrel: German cabbage, l2al3c per head
bull5 cabbage, 6a1c per head; yellow Dan
Yer onions. 81 5Oal - per buShel;
onions. - OOa4 ~ per barrel; celery,
o5a35c per dozen. Spanish onions
II lOal 10 per bushel crate; rutaba-
.ls qn,.asl 90 per barrel; turnps, purple
top. per bushcI 2la:Uc; parSulps, ;! Ooa- -
per barrel
Zoo, strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
ohio. ina cases, l;alsc.
BtcAWuEAT Flour 4a;tsc
porluN Dressed chickens. drawn, ola
ll.ilsc DER pound dressed duck, llal5c per
I
dressed turkeys. lGal1c per pound; 1--we
turkeys. l2alSc per pound live chickens
old. SjagOc per pair, rs to size; i've DUCKS
SOa.Oc per pair; geese, 81 OOal ID per
HONEY New crop white clover, lSa9Oc
per pound buckwheat, l6al'c.
DRESSED Hoes Light, +l5aac; heavy III
4i4c. o-.oo,. ,,,,.
dozen: radshes. 30a4Oc per dozen; new
beets. 75aSl 10 per dozen; parsley, loal2c
per dozen; kale, 81 per barrel; spinach,
| = 25al 80 per barrel, asparagus, 15casl w
ner bunch: tomatoes. peck boxes, 81 Pa
| / 80. Bermuda onions, = 3193 % per par
rel. Bermuda potatoes, S1aN per barrel :
| head lettuce, SiiaS per sugar barrel
CHIcAGo. March st was dull day on
the Board Neither bulls nor bears IN
wheat were able 10 make great ueal OF
headwav. The latter were favored with
most of the news: the former had little
| the best of early fluctuations. The trade
was deluged with bearish points at the
outset Several combinations OF Scalpcrs
WHO scld wheat short at the outset bought
- hack during . bulge that followed. Ihe
nmouut of business transacted for outslue
account was lacking in interesting lcd
ture. and il closed steady at 9,c FOR May
Corn showed more animation, with niue
change i'm prices Oats stronger. PROV
sions dull Flour firm aud unchanged.
Wheat. cash No spring % ,aH'sc; No.
Ia snring N>au3c. No 3 red ~a9ic' March
lqil aq5c. closing at A,sc; May %'l ava 4
closing at 9,c; July y, 3a''',c clos,Ik d
%. a.. Cora, cash No. 'Hs4C' M4 t0'l
"a a545.t closing Al ~ a.; MAY - a
5ii a.. closinv At 5ji4c; July, "a a4 5 g
closing al a e. Oats. casn No. - ga
az a.. NAV 4SaiS'-c. closing al - Sc
lime 4.s.a41 .c. closing al i,-sc; July
4gs ,437 q. closing at 49, Rye. No
~ FlaSseed. At 81 las Timothy seed al
81 y Pork. cash a. Il az 50, closing al
- 40. mess. cash ~ 55a9 10; May - S9d
m ~ closing at - So; July $40 225 a
nm 43i. closing at $40 p Lard, cash
e.d March - 61is, May s. So 4a' wa
,iosin., al - 90: July 81 l0aG ~, closing
M 81 10. Snort ribs, cash 8 p'a4 90
March q bla4 -, closing al - DO MAY
i qQa5 90. closing = 92'3 July - l5sa
= 2Iit closing al - 20 Bulk Meats
shoulders. y %; short clear 81 Waf -
Whisky s. H. Butter hrmer; extra cream
erv aDaglr; extra tirsts 2na2Sc: nrSts @sa
Sic Fcrs. lTalso. Receipts-Fleur ,OOO
h,rrrls. wheat. "a 900 bushels corn, l+S
.0eO bnsbels: oats, 1884, CO bushels; rye
som bushels; barley, 5000 bushels
S6irments~ Flour. 200 barrels; wheat
- 200 bushels corn, 10000 bushels oats
is Cos bushels; rye l,oS bushels; barley
s., coo bushels.
A.. Ny,.,,r ,f.r.h3 Fl0ur receipis II