Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-03-12
PRODUCE.
Pitt.burg Produce Market.

tations: there would be no difficulty in
disposing of fine country roll, of which
our market is almost bare. The greatly en-
HANGED price of creamery has largely in
creased the demand for oleo. Cheese con
tinues quiet and unchanged The receipts
of poultry have increased somewhat, but
the supply continues small and prices are
still pretty well maintained. An increased
demand for beans and dried fruits is looked
for within the next week OF two; thus far
this wear trade in these articles has been
disappointing Potatoes fairly active and
choice grades are held with considerable
tirmness.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 3ia39c; other
brands, 3Oa33c; fancy country roll, 2Ia2Sc,
choice country roll, lsa2Oc; low grades and
cooking, Gaze grease, 3a4c.
BEAxs-New-crop New York and Nlichi
gan peas, = - per bushel; hand-picked
medium. = 2Oa2 % per bu; Lima, 5l9a6c;
imported beans, - 20a2 80.
GuEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, fell
make, lie; New York, llalllgc; new
Wisconsin Swiss, brick, l5c; Wisconsin
Sweltzer, in tubs, l519alGc; Lim6erger,
September make, lie; Ohio Swiss, l3al5c.
as 20 quality.
/ bb. choice stock, - OOa5 30 per Dbl; fair,
- OCa3 30 per Dbl, common to fair, = 5Oa
, 10 per Dbl
PorAroEs-Sales Irish from store in a
| jobbing way at 81 l5al p per bu; on track,
! 81 0jal TO- as to quality; Jersey sweets,
81 25a3 % per Dbl; small stock, 81 15a2 90 per
! Dbl.
! SEEDs-W Western recleaned medium clio
yer jobbing at s. 20; mammoth, s. 35; ttmo
thy, 81 5Oal ~ for prime, and 81 90 for
choicest; blue grass, s. c5a3 90; orchard
grass. 81 30: millet, 75c; German, voc;
Hungarian, 9Oc; fine lawn, pc per pound
HoMINY-s3 30 per barrel OF 200 pounds.
MAPLE SYRUr-New crop, DcaSl - per
gallon.
rcrr,RLEs-Cabbage, 3 25a2 80 per
/ barrel: German cabbage, l2al4c per head;
| bulk cabbage, 6a1c per head; yellow Dan
yer onions. 81 56al ~ per bushel;
onions, - 00a4 ~ per barrel; celery,
25a.}5c per dozen; Spanish onions
81 4Oal 30 per bushel crate; rutaba-
gas. gOcasl o. per barrel; turnips, purple
top. per bushcl 25a30c; parsnips. 3 OOa2 %
per barrel.
Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
! Ohio. in cases, l1alSc.
/ BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-24a21Sc
PorITRY-Dressed chickens, drawn, old,
l3al4c per pound; dressed ducks, l4aloc per
pound; dressed geese, SalOc per pound
dressed turkeys, lGal7c per pound; 1--we
turkeys, l2al4c per pound; live chickens,
old, i5aS0c per PAIR, as TO size; i've ducks,
75aS5c per pair; geese, 81 GOAL 10 per
pair
HoNE1-New crop white clover, lSa2Oc
per pound: buckwheat. l6al1c.
TALON Country, &c per pound; city, DC
per pound. -
4gc.
dozen: radishes. 30a4Oc per dozen; new
beets, 15a$l 90 per dozen; parsley, lOal2c
per dozen: lsale. 81 per barrel; spinach,
81 50al - per barrel, asparagus, 1a'oc
per bunch: tomatoes, peck boxes, 81 23a
/ 80. Bermuda onions. . 25a3 ~ per bar
rel: Bermuda potatoes, s'aS per 0arrel;
head lettuce, 81 O0aS % per sugar barrel.
CucAGo. March ll.-Therc was a gen
eral desire 10 sell wheat at the opening ana
a loudly expressed wish TO get some corn.
The wheat traders changed their minds IN
short time and many times thereafter IN
the course of the days proceedings, but
those who wanted corn were so well sup,
plea that their plants became louder and
louder until after bidding up TO 62} &c for
the MAY delivery the more pressing re-
auirements of the greater number were
satisfied for the time The cables ndi-
Gated that the Continental buying fever
was abating At 1910 the price for May
touched 81 Ola on heavy buying: FROM
this il sagged, and In short time iell oacK
&c. The market acted feverlsh ana lrreg
MAR in the last half hour, with both buy
ers and sellers apparently timid and need
ING but slight influence to cause them 10
change their opinion Corn irregular and
higher Oats active and excited, with
more buying by shorts and comparatively
few sellers Provisions strong and higher
Flour firm Wheat, cash No. spring
g9i agga C: No. spring 9+a96l3c; No.
red 81 o.: March 9Sa99iic, closing at
gel May 81 OOi. al OF = closing at 81 Ol's
July g65s ass .c, closing at 9S4c Corn,
lash No. , 6le.c, March 593.a6l@[c' May
GOa. aG9ci., closing at &c; July 6Sb6Oc
closing at $3.50. Oats, cash No. Z, olS+c'
Nav 5la53l, c, closing at 53l4 &C.; June 5Ot9a
533,c closing at 81 c: July 46 a4Sc. clos
ing at ~, g. Rye, No. g93c. FlaXseed
at 81 49, Timothy seed at 81 p. Mess
pork. cash $40 5Oal0 GO: March - gal1 %,
closing AT so -; May $40 ljalO 50, closing
At SO 80: July SO j0all l25l closing at
sll l2i<. Lard, cash 81 o.; March q N0a
i c.. closing at p O.; May 81 COAT 80,
closing at a. 2fl5: July 81 35a6 81 =. clos
ing at 81 25'{ Bulk Meats, short ribs,
cash = 00a5 o.: shoulders, - lOai 10; short
clear - 20al o. Whiskyat 81 10 Others
unchanged Receipts-Flour, 5000 bar
rels; wheat, $1,000 bushels; corn, l's,OO
bushels: oats, 10000 bushels; rye, 1000
bushels barley. g, geo bushels. Snir-
ments-Flour. II 900 barrels; wheat, &C.,
600 bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats,
10000 bushels; rye, 1909 bushels; barley,
/ l2,00O bushels.
New YORK, March ll.-Flour, receipt
| l. huPra1es
ket active and irregular; sales 26,OOO bar
rels. Wheat. receipts 81 900 bushels; eX-
ports II 900 bushels: sales 10, 1Si,OOO bush
/ els futures. and lU7 900 bushels spot; spot
marke, I,a9ic higher and fairly active; No.
red 81 o., ungradedred 94aSl l5i4; OBJ
tions strong: No red March 81 1874 May
81 Ogal lOis. closing at 81 09% June 81 01l4
al O75<. closing at 81 07js; July 81 O5l4
August 81 OF al Or %, closing at 81 OZ3s
/ September 81 Ol&f; December 81 O3al W,
closing at q OBJ, Corn, receipts 6,OOO
bushels; exports Il 900 bushels: sales 9,30A,-
90 bushels futures and 1000 bushels spot;
market stronger and higher; ungraded
mixed 1Oa72l c; March I094c; April 6925c;
Nav OGls ais, closing at 65}4c; June boa
6i1. e. closing at G6i4 &C; July CSC. Oats.
receiDis - 900 bushels; sales 30, 600 bush
els futures and rs 900 bushels spot; mar
kri fuirlv active; May So a''sc, closing at
Sc: July 568.c; spot No. white % "a
5>c: mixed western 56a59c; white do 5Sa
63c: No. , Chicago soc. Hay and Hops,
steady and dull Coffee dull and 5al5
points down. Sugar, firm. Molasses, firm
and quiet. Rice, steady. Petroleum, quiet
and easier; United nc. Cottonseed oil,
strong. Tallow, stronger; city Al 3-l6c
Resin. firm Turpentine, dull. Eggs, firm
western lSc. Hides, steady and quiet.
Pork. active and stronger, old mess - 5Oa
SO 90: new mess so 15all 30; extra prime
- 5Oal0 %. Cut meats. quiet and firm
Lard. excited and much higher; western
steam IS s., March 81 IS; April 81 80; May
81 u; July ~ -; July 81 Gd, August - 10.
Butter. quiet: western dairy l3a2Sc; do
creamery 2la35c Cheese, strong; Ohio
flats Sale.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, March ll.-Flour,
strong but quiet. Wheat, &c lower; No.
red, March. 81 0Sal 0Sl5; April 81 OSa
Osl5 May, 81 0SI:. Corn, strong and
higher; No. high mixed, lie; March,
6gi sa7O; April, 69i a6Oa. c; May, 67a61 &c;
June. G7a67isc Oats strong; No. white
Soc: No. 2white March, So saj69ic; April.
- Nav and limo liam Eggs.