Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-02-17
PRODUCE.
ritt,bure Prodnce aIarket.

PIT. ~ EG. FEBRUARY w. ne tse
market continues slow and weak, and, rs
will he noted we have again reduced our
quotations. While the receipts are not ex-
cessive they are in excess Of present re-
uuirements, as retailers generally are buy
ing only as their Immediate actual wants
necessitate Butter is in fair request at
quotations. Cheese continues TO move
freely, and prices are still tending upward.
Poultry, both live aud dressed, has been in
scant supply all week, and for nice fresh
stock strong prices are being realized
While potatoes continue 70 hold in price,
dealers, almost without exception, continue
to report "A light demand. Green apples
also move slowly. Cabbages dull and
dropping, and the same is true of onions.
BrTTER-Fancy creamery, 3la32c; other
brands. 25a27c: fancy country roll, 20a22c:
choice country roll, ljalSc; low grades and
cooking, Gaze; grease, 3a4c.
CHEESE-Ohio full cream, mild, fall
make, 1094allc; New York, lie; new Wis
consin Swiss, brick, l4iIc; Wisconsin
! SweliLer, in tubs, lii4aljc; Limberger,
September make, l4c: Ohio Swiss, l2alic,
as to quality
CIDER-Country, ri per barrel; refined,
50 ;0al2; crab, sSa9.
! APPLES Fancy red fruit = 00a5 30 per
bbl choice stock, - 25al 80 per Dbl; fair
- 75a3 - per Dbl; common to fair, = JOa
, - per Dbl.
PorAroEs-Sale Irish from store in u
iobbing way at 81 l0al L. per bu; on track
81 GOAL o., rs to quality; Jersey sweets,
- 15a4 % per Dbl small stock. 81 1ja2 0Oper
| Dbl: Bermuda s. 00a9 00 per bbl.
SEEDS Western recleaned medium clo-
yer jobbing at s. 20; mammoth, - 10; timo-
! thy. 81 50al - for prime, and 81 80 for
choice: blue grass, :! Sja3 60; orchard
grass, II %; millet, 75c; German, SOC;
! Hungarian. 90; fine lawn, Pc per pound.
MAPLE SYRUP-New crop, 9JcaSl p per
gallon.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, 81 5Oa2 10 per
barrel; German cabbage, l2al3c per head;
bulk cabbage, 4a5c per head; yellow Dan
yer onions, 81 95al 81; onions, - 1Oai 80 per
barrel; celery, 25a3j pc" dozen; Spanish
OIL ms. 81 4Oal 30 per bushel crate; rutaba-
gas. gOcasl o. per barrel; turnips, purple
top. per bushel 25a30c; parsnips. = OOa2 %
per barrel.
halves. qalOc: evdporated apples, lIl3al5c;
apricots. l9a2lc; blackberries, 9j9alOc; Cal
| fornia peaches, lSa22c; rasp5erries, 3la32c;
evaporated whOrtleberries, l9l5c; Callior-
MIA nectarnes, 49, 5a22c.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases. 2Oa2lc.
! BrCKwHEAT FLOUR ia2'sc.
FEATHERS Extra live geese, jOaGJc; No
> do. soc: mixed, 35a}6c.
! PorLTRY-Dressed chickens, drawn, old,
l4al5c 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, S0a9Oc per pair, as to size; live ducks,
ijaS5c per pair: geese, 81 GOAL - per
pair
per pound. -
4zc.
New YORK, February l6.-f'lour, receipts
"A MIO barrels; exports / 100 barrels; mar
ket unchanged; sales 1900 barrels.
Wheat. receipts 5000 bushels; exports
81 900 bushels: sales 2,lSO,OOO bushels III
lures. and $4,000 bushels spot; market
very dull. No 3 red - o. ungraded red
Il 05i.al I2i5: No. red February 81 lll2;
| March 81 10, May q 0Ga al 06;s, closing
at Il O63{ June 81 Wis; July ~"sc; Au-
gust g6s- e: September 95c. Rye, qulet'
western soc Barley, dull. Corn, re-
ceipts Il, 900 bushels; exports 2b,OOO push
/ els: sales G4O.OO0 bushels futures and d.
JOu bushels spot: ungraded mixed 62]sa
csc: February 624c; March we: May
5gitc Oats, receipts ~ 900 bushels; eX-
norts II 800 bushels sales 10000 bushels
! futures. and los. 900 bushels spot; market
steady: March. seize: May 81 &c; spot No.
ID white 53sic: mixed western 5la54c;
white do 53c: No. Chicago 49, a5io.
Coffee steady and 5a25c points up. Sugar
dull Molasses quiet. Rice quiet. re
troleum steady at 19ic. Cotton Seed Oil,
quiet. Rosin quiet. Turpentine, quiet
and steady. Eggs, quiet; western lotsc.
| 81 finn old 81
10 -: new mess $40 00all p; extra prime
- OOa9 81. Cut Meats, dull. Lard, weak
western steam 81 80; March - 81; April,
d 90; MAY ~ %: June 81 l.; July - -.
Butter. firm: western dairy l?a2lc; cream
cry 9la2sc. Cheese, flats, lOi4c.
Cmc,co February Hutchinson was
selling wheat, corn, oats and provisions
and was the dominating local influence.
Smaller decreases in the visible supply and
heavy rains in California were the bearlsh
features Corn was generally firm. Oats,
the market was quiet Provisions, dull.
Elour. unchanged. Wheat, cash No. >
spring o. e: No. g spring SIC; No. red
g5aQ5i,c. February Ma9IIc, closing at
lg4t- =. Nav 90. ag> G. closing at Hir5c:
July 90 a93 re, closing at @lsc. Corn,
cash No. anu February jOslc; May % "a
525zc. closing at 521c; July, - iLI''-c
closing ut 12li e. OatS, CASH anu GU u"i
i4sic: May il ,a459 L, closing at 45zc;
June 49, a45ll c, closing at 45isc. Rye, No.
,. 7Sc. Flaxseed, at 81 -. Timothy seed at
Il %. Mess Pork, cash - p; March - Boa
o A. closing ut - By; May - - 3a9 80,
closing AT 81 10: July - i$al0 OF closing
at - 92l5. Lard, cash = ~; March - 62l9 /;
MAY 81 sOa5 -. closing at - 81 July 81 %.
Bulk Meats, short ribs, cash and March
81 ~: May - s7l5a4 92i9; July - lOa5 10,
closing - l2i5. Cut Meats, shoulders, - W
"a 90: short clear - 1jai -. Whisky at
81 "A. Receipts-Flour, 1900 barrels;
wheat. u, 900 bushels; corn, l46,OCO bushels :
oats. I52,O0O bushels; rye, 5000 bushels;
barley. g.. 900 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
a. 600 barrels; wheat, 81, 900 bushels; corn,
l25 900 bushels: oats, $4,000 bushels; rye,
900 bushels; barley, 1900 bushels.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, FEBRUARY l6.-Flour,
steady. Wheat, steady; No. red FEB
ruarv 81 O3al OIL: March 81 DIAL O413 {;
April 81 O5i6al O6: MaySl 054al Oh. Corn,
steady; No. mixed G0lsc; No. mixed
February, March and April 6la6l &c; May
l5qa5qi<c Oats. steady; No. white Feb
ruary and March - a53c; April aud
Nav 53s- aI}s.c Provisions, quiet and
unchanged. Butter, firm; Pennsylvania
creamery extra 2Sc; do. print extra Ma34c.
Eggs. dull: Pennsylvania irsts liilaiNc.
Cheese. hrm part skinned 6a,c. Re
ceipts-Flour 1000 barrels; wheat, $1,000
bushels: corn. 300 bushels; oats, ll,W