Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-18
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
NEGISTEN VT TUE,
WHEELING. February IL, 1881,

poor Eggs are weak and the supply OF
butter is falling off. Poultry is in strong
demand and there is a lighter supply.
Prices are as follows:
We quote the following prices;
Butter, country choice l1alSc; country
good Sal0c; country fair 4a5c
Eggs, at lie 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 81 - TO g 40 per bushel.
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory lOc;
New York l0l3c; Limberger l3al4c;
Sweitzer l29al3c; market nominal. de-
mand fair. supply heavy.
Potatoes, 81 20 per bushel; Baltimore
sweet - 4Oa2 80; Jersey sweet - 50a2 20;
demand good, supply fair.
Poultry, old. live chickens, s. jOa4 90 per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound Toe; old
cocks &c; spring chickens, per pound, Sa
&c; per dozen 81 50a3 %; ducks, young = 40
3 90 per do zen; scarce.
Lard. country prime in fair demand at
1aSc; very scarce.
Onions, demand fair, supply good at - -
to 80 per barrel; supply fair.
Cabbage, new, 81 25al 80 per barrel; de-
mand light, supply heavy.
Apples, - 75a4 30 per barrel; supply
scarce demand good.
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PrrTsBURG, February 1.-The egg
market continues weak aud slow and no
in demand can reasonably be
looked for until there is some assurance
that haru-pan has been reached. Butter
and cheese fairly active at quotations.
Poultry. both live and dressed, continues
in scant supply and full prices are being
realized.
BuTTER-Fancy creamery, 3laS2c; other
brands, 25a27c; fancy country roll, 2Oa22c;
choice country roll, l5alsc; low grades ana
cooking, Gaze; grease, 3a4c,
BEANs-New-crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, s. 35a2 - per bu: hand-picked
medium, - 81 az 40 per bu; Lima, 5lGa6c;
imported berns, 81 2Oa2 30.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, fall
make, lOSlallc; New York, lie; new Wis
consin Swiss, brick, l4Hc; Wisconsin
Sweltzer. in tubs, l4I5al5c; Limberger,
make, lie; Ohio Swiss, l%al+c'
as TO quality.
AppLEs-Fancy red fruit - 0OaG 90 per
Dbl; choice stock, 81 25al 20 per bbl; 1alr,
- 55a3 - per Dbl; common to fair, e oOa
, - per bbl.
PorAToEs-Sales Irish from store in
jobbing way at 81 l0al II per bu; on track,
81 GOAL o., as to quality; Jersey sweets
- 15a4 % per Dbl; small stock, 81 '5a2 % per
bbl: Bermuda = OOa9 90 per Dbl.
SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clio
yer jobbing at s. 90; mammoth, - 10; tlmo-
thy. 81 5Oal - for prime, and 81 90 FOR
choice; blue grass, = S5a3 90; orchard
grass. 81 90; mllet, 7jc; German, SOC;
Hungarian. SOC; fine lawn, 25c per pound
MAPLE SYRUP-New crop, 9Ocasl p per
gallon.
Cabbage, 81 5Oa2 90 per
barrel; German cabbage, l2al3c per head;
bulk cabbage, 4a5c per head; yellow Dan
yer onions. 81 25al 81; onions, 81 j0ai % per
barrel; celery, 25a35 per dozen; Spanish
oDi )ns, 81 4Oal 10 per bushel crate; rutaoa-
gas, 9Ocasl 90 per barrel; turnips, purple
top, per bushel 25a30c; parsnips. = OOa2 -
per barrel.
DRIED FRUITS - Sun-dried peaches,
halves. 9al0c; evaporated apples, l4l9al5c;
apricots, l9a2lc; blackberries, 9I9al0c; Cal
fornia peaches, lSa22c; raspberries, 3la32c;
evaporated whortleberries, l5Hc; Califor-
MIA nectarines, l9l 5a22c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio. in cases, lSal9c.
BucKwHEAT FLoUR-24a2jsc.
FEATmERs-Extra live geese, 5OaGOc; No
> do. soc: mixed, 3ja3Gc.
PorITEY-Dressed Chickens drawn, old,
i4al5c per pound; dressed duck, l5al6c per
pound: dressed geese, case per pound;
dressed turkeys, l1alSc per pound; live
turkeys, l2al3c per pound; live chickens,
old, S0aS.ic per PAIR, As TO size; live ducks,
15aS5c per pair; geese, 81 GOAL - per
pair.
HONEY New crop white clover, lSa9Oc
per pound: buckwheat, lGal1c.
TALLow- Country, 4c per pound; city, nc
per pound. ,,-.,. T.,
NC.
New York, February Flour, receipts
3 600 barrels: exports 5000 barrels; mar
ket moderately active; sales 2Oi,OW bar
rels. Wheat, receipts 5000 bushels eX-
ports T., 900 bushels; sales =, ~, 900 bushels
futures and 81 900 bushels spot; market
stronger and dull; No. 3 red 81 %; I'M
graded red 81 0lal l2i4; No. ] northern
81 Il: options steady; No . red February
81 NJ; March 81 l0s4al llA7, closing at
81 II; May 81 OG54al 0ii4 closing ats Od>s
lime 81 OIL: July 81 o.. Rye, firm and
ouiet al Sasic. Corn, receipts 5000 bush
els: exports $1,000 bushels; sales $4,000
bushels futures and l0S,0OU bushels spot;
spot market fairly active and trife
higher: ungraded mixed 62S ia65c; Febru-
my 63is March 62l &c: May 599s a59i4c,
closing at 6Oc: July 59l{cc. Oats, receipts
81 900 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
sales 10000 bushels futures and lO9,OW
bushels spot: market firmer and quiet;
February 529[c; March, 52l9c; May 52l9c;
spot No > white 53c; mixed western 5la
sac; white do. SIC; No. , Chicago 5ic.
Hav. dull. Coffee, steady and 5a2Oc points
down: February Il. l0al7.2Oc, March 1853
ALI OOc; Nav l6.i5alG SIC; June 1880;
July Is SOal60 September l5.29al3. 29c
October Il zoe; December l3.S5c; spot RIO
firm at l9l5c. Sugar, raw dull. Molasses,
quiet. Rice steady and quiet. Petroleum
quiet. United at 1sl4c. Cotton Seed on,
steadier Tallow, quiet. Turpentlne, quiet
at 4lc. Eggs, quiet and weaker; western
I6iIc Wool. quiet; domestic fleece 3ia
ne: pulled 26a33c; Texas lsa24c. Pork,
moderate demand. Steady; old mess - -;
New mess SO jOall -; extra prime $.'a
q ;5.Lard steady western steam ~ 10; Feb
mary - y2aG: Nav Sia6; June 81 ~; July
=; 3o. August 81 20: August 81 -. Butter,
firm. western dairy lla2lc; creamery
2la2SISc: Elgin 29c Cheese, strong; ONO
l04c.
CuIcAao February 1.-THE bulls in
ybeat were disappointed in several par
ticulars from which they expected to draw
announcement this morning. The cold
wave promised by signal service yesterday
was sideitracked. Rain had fallen freely
in portions of the winter wheat country,
but there was no freezing weather TO create
alarm regarding the whe wheat plant The
onlv Influence eXerted on the bulls in the
first hatch of news came from the cables
of the English and Continental markets
The market in the latter half Of the session
was stiff, in the face of good deal oil
selling by parties who bought earlier In
the day. The corn market was firm out
inactive at last weeks figures. oats, ialr-
ly active. Provisions, easier and lower
Flour. normally unchanged. Wheat, cash
No , spring Csc; No: 3 spring ssaslc :
M red 91a.iSc; siHebruary 9Sa9Sssc,
closing at csc; May 9''9a''sl4c, closing
az etc. July g3i. ag3'sc, closing ut %itsc.
60, cash No. > 5laLc; February 503l u
SIs[c closing at 5Os.c; May 52sl ass C,
closing az 5s5<c; July, 52i4 a5Sc, closing
~ "a. Oats. cash No. >. Ace; February
Haas e: closing at 4jc; May 45ssa45 /, {,
closing at 46c: June ~ a+59ic, closing
~ 45s{c Rye No. >, ISc. Flaxseed, at
a - tTimothv seed at 81 p. Mess Pork,
cash and March 50 25 May q 25aH -,
Closing al 50 62iS; July 50 81 9a9 %. closing
~ 81 o. Lard, cash and March - 30;
Nav IS so: July s6Oi. Bulk Meats, short
Tbs Tbs &C cash a s5a4 50 March - %; May
a SOa4 S, closing at - "; IVY = 10.
Cut Meats, shoulders, s. eOa4 %; snort snort
clear - T5a4 -. Whisky at 81 u. but-
higher: creamery erase first 9'a26c;; extra S.
sssts s5a23c Receipts-Fleur, l3,OVV par aio
rels; wheat, q 900 bushels; corn, s4-' -
bushels: oats, 24I,O 900 bushels; rye, ~,
600 bushels: barley, 5000 bushels. snip
me ments~Flour, 10000 barrels; wheat, ~
0no bushels: corn, l22,0OO bushels; oats