Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-12-23

1Oal21$c; Sweitzer, PKG; market nollnal'
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry, old, live chickens, s. 15aSV y per
pozen. Chickens, hens per pound, .fao1sc,
| Spring chickens q 15a3 % per dozel; per
10. Sal0c. Ducks, - 15a3 % per lozeh'
/ Geese, 40ca5O each.
Lard, country prime in fair demano a1
/ 6a1c; very scarce.
Ouions, home raised, 75casi Q per
I bUshel; per barrel, = 25a2 30.
Cabbage, home grown new 75cas per
barrel; supply strong. a.,
Apples. new. barrels 81 seal IS extra
| fancy, = 90; supply plenty, demand 90.
Potatoes, Early Rose, fancy, 4Oa per
/ bushel; Jersey sweet potatoes, $ aS %
I per barrel.
Cranberries, per box, 81 25a2 so; arrel,
| g 30 70 10 90.
Florida oranges, Jamaica oranges IN par
rels, s. 90; assorted sizes, 81 2Sa2 %
/ box.
New Kaie-S1 per barrel
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, December 22.-There is 8
steady demand for choice butter aud hne
cheese, and prices are steady as euoted'
/ poor stock is neglected. The feeling IN re-
| gard TO eggs is not as strong as IL has Deen,
owing 10 some recent arrivals from inc
/ South, in consequence Of which hoijers OF
| cold-StOrage stock are more anxious 10 re-
alize. Poultry and game IN more acClVe
demand, AID for nice fresh stock { mar
ket is irmer. Potatoes continue 81 ana
the same IS true of green apples.
APPLEs-Sales Of fancy al 81 I5l ~ per
I barrel; fair 20 choice, 81 GOAL 30.
BEANs-New crop New York and M!chi-
gan peas, 81 S5a2 on per bushel; Haho-
picked medium, 81 75al 30 per bushel Lima,
. II r.lv-fr~ ov,fn llnlO Jeans.
81 6Oal 20 per bu.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 3la52c other
brands, 27e29c; fancy country roll, Va-zc;
choice country roll, lSa2Jc; low gra'9S ana
cooking Gaze; grease, 3aic.
CuEEsE-Ob,O full cream, mild, neV, ~
al2c; New York, l2al2Hc; tin fall
make. fancy new Wisconsin, Swiss )rlckS,
lIal4%c; Wisconsin Sweitzer INV in
tubs, l3l@al4c; limberger, new, l2I2szc;
Ohio Swiss, new, l2alSc, as TO qualify.
CEANBERRIEs-Fancy Jersey, hg.I, ga
%; dark. 3 25a2 80 per box; fame, S9alO
per barrel: choice $6a7,
EGGs--StriCtly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 26a2Ic; cold-sorage,
2la22C.
GAME-Rabbits, 9Oa35c per pair wild
turkeys, 81 25al 80 each; geese, 0aSl %
each; ducks, Mallard, s. OOa3 30 per i0zen;
teal, e. OOG2 %; mixed. 81 15a2 90; pheas-
ants, s. OOa5 80 per dozen; quail, 81 Gal 20
per dozen; squirrels, 800 per dozen wood
cock, q 80 per dozen.
MAPLE SYRUp-75aSl 90 per ,allon;
maple sugar, az case per pound.
ON1oNs-Yellow danvers, 81 0Oa2!5 per
barrel yellow onions, 65aT5c per bu:Span-
ish 81 lOal 40 per crate.
POTATOES-FrOm store, choice Stok, Ava
45c per bushel; Irish, on track, 3OaSc per
bushSl; inferior dull at 25a3Oc per on Kiln
dried Jersey sweets, s. 15a3 90 per larrel.
PoULTRY-Dressed chickens, 1laEc per
pound: dressed ducks, l3al4c per pound;
dressed turkeys, l5alGc per pounti 1--we
turkeys, 1O5al1c per pound; live chick
ems, Old, 55a65c per pair, as TO siz; live
ducks, 5Oa65c per pair; geese, 81 Oal %
per pair
Western recleaned medium dover
iobhing at 6 so; mammoth, s. 60; timothy,
81 IS for prime and 81 90 for choicest;
blue grass, g 65a2 50; orchard grass,Sl 10;
millet, 81 90; German, 81 10; Hungarian,
81 10; fine lawn, 25c per h.; seedouck-
wheat 81 4Oal 30.
CHICAGO. December 22.-Dullness and
weakness were the leading features # the
trading in allathe pits on the Boad OF
Trade today. The near approach 81 the
holiday season, and the diSinclnatbn on
the part of operators 70 do more thaueven
responsible for this state OF affairs This
is intensified by the fact that at theclOSe
OF business on Thursday the Boar will
adjourn until the following Monday and
operators deem it imprueent TO have out
UNPROTECTED trades in the meantime, other
short or long. as the entire situation night
DE revOlutiOnized in the interim. Wheat
was dull and weak almost from the ,pen-
ing till the close Nearly all thelews
favored the bears, and the extreme narrow
ness Of the market tended to depression.
Corn, weak and depressed. Oats, duh and
without feature. In hogs, light receipts
made a stronger and higher market. flour
easier and unchanged. Wheat, cash No. ?
spring 9JLc; No. 3 spring S2aS2]5c; No. ,
red qSlc; December s0a9055c, closing at
gOltc; January 9056asl ;, c, closing at 'O$ic;
MAY q6a96S.c closing AT 96]4c. Corn cash
No.2 4lc; December la45c, closing,at SIC;
January Al .a42sc, closing at 4l9.c; May
A. sa424c, closing at 4l$c. Oats, cash
No SIC; December SIC; January la4c,
Nav 81 ,a34c. closing at $3.50 Rye, No.
, >tbc. Barley, No. 2, SIC. Fla2seed,
qllsc Timothy Seed, 81 "a. Mess Pork,
cash 81 IOa7 so; December e. 70t1 IS,
closing at e. 20; January $40 5214al0 ~,
closing at $40 81 May $40 05al03O clos
ing 40 $40 %. Lard, cash S. 50; December
- g5a6 90, closing at s. 95; Jsnuarg s. %
as Is. closing at S. O7J5 May S645. Short
ribs. cash g 05a5 %; December s. Goa
> III: closing 81 90: January s. 2215a
; 50, closing at s. 22]6; May - O212
a. -. closing at 50 621s; shoulders,
- S7I6a5 %, salt cured, . 60a5 80.
Others unchanged. Recelpts-tIour, lgOOO
barrels; wheat, 10000 bushels; corn, 2jO,-
0CO bushels; oats, l22.UOO DCshels; rye
Is. 600 bushels; barley ~ 900 bushels. Ship
ments-Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat 5000
bushels; corn, 234,OO bushels; oats, 2l4,-
600 bushels: rye, IS coo bushels; barley,
As, 600 bushels.
NEW YORK, December 22.-Flour-Re-
ceipts IS, COO packages; exports 1000 bar
relS; market less active; sales 10000 bar
rels. Wheat, receipts, 100000 bushels; eX-
ports 245.0OO bushels; sales 2,52S,OOO bush
els futures and l66, 900 bushels spot; spot
market lower ard active; No. 3 red 81 0l}5
al %; ungraded red 95caSl ia; options
steady and lower; No. red December
81 O55E; January 81 O5l5al 069s, closing at
81 U5}s; February 81 06%; March 81 014
al OSls, closing az 81 Us; April 81 OSl4
Nav 81 O7lll O7$l, closing at 81 OBS. Rye,
duli. western 81 0Oal o. Barley, dull;
No , Milwaukee 72a74c. Corn; receipts
27O 600 bushels; exports 4l,OOO bushels;
sales ], 160,OO0 bushels futures ana 2ll,OO
bushels spot; market lower; ungrdoed
mixed 4Ta53c; December 55i5c; January
SIC; February 80 &C; March sc May 5OSa
5l&C, closing at Ole. Oats, receipts $1,000
bushels; exports $4,000 bushels; sales 5O5,-
OOO bushels futures and $1,000 bushels
spot: market lower aud weaker; December
50 &c; January 5000; May 3S7sd39bc,
closing AZ 3S7s spot No , white 4O}6 mix
ed western 3Slsa+l}Sc; No. , Chicago Ale.
Coffee, steady at 5GS5 points down. Su-
gar, quiet. MOlaSses, firm. Rice, firm
Petroleum, quiet; United 5S5Sc. Cotton
seed Oil, weak and dull. Tallow, steady.
Rosin. quiet. TurpeHtine, dull at S2l.c.
Eggs, auiet: fancy western 26a2715c. Wool
quiet: domestic fleece 30a36c; pulled 26a
$3c; Texas l6a2+c Pork steady; old mess
- y: do new mess 80 75alO p; extra