Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-14
PRODUCE.
Pittspurr Proauee Market.


steady; the demand from retailers is not
near up TO where II was a few weeks ago.
and but for cold storage buyers IL is doubt
ful whether the market could be held
where il is For choice butter there is a
very good demand, which has been i'm
proved considerably OF late by the fact that
many of the retailers are afraid TO handle
''OleO." New cheese is coming forward
more freely and the quality Is improving
Potatoes continue in steady request and are
selling about as fast as they arrive. Green
apples more active and choice stock scarce
and higher. Live poultry in better supply
and easier. All kinds of new crop vegeta-
bles in better demand Strawberries are
coming forward freely and prices are
dropping.
APPLss-Sales Of fancy at 50 OOa3 % per
barrel; fair TO choice, g 25a2 80.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, 81 15al 81 per bushel; hand
picked medium, 81 70al 40 Der bushel !;
Lima, new 3l4aS}Ec; Pennsylvania and
Ohio beans, 81 Coal 40 per busheL
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 22a24c; other
brands, l9a2lc; fancy country roll, l5alSc;
choice l3al4c; low grades and cooking lOa
l2c; grease, Sa4c.
BCcKwHEAT FLoUR-New, 24a915c for
iaucy pure per pound.
Characterization cabbage - 15a
90; Florida, s. O0a3 p for large crates {;
small crates 81 25a2 so; Mobile So 25a3 80
CuEEsR-OhiO full cream, mild, 116a
l2llc: Ohio, new, l0%allc; New York,
l2al2Ec; fine fall make, fancy new Wis
cOnsin, Swiss bricks, l4al414c; Wiscon-
sin Sweitzer, in tubs, l4al4]Sc; limburger,
l2al24c: Ohio Swiss, l2al3c, as TO quality.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, l5c; geese SOa35c; duck,
l6alSc
HoNEY-New-crop white clover, l6alIc
per pound; buckwheat l2al5c,
MAPLE SYRCP-60a75c per gallon; maple
sugar, 5a5i e per pound: granulated, 6a
6l8c; new brick maple, Ease.
ONIONS-N elbow danvers, 81 5Oa2 80 per
barrel, 6OcaSl per bushel; yellow onions
1Oa55c per bushel.
POTATOES-From store. choice stock, 49a
soc per bushel; Irish, on track, 4Oa45c per
buShel inferior 25a2Sc per bushel; kiln
dried Jersey sweets, g. 15a3 w per barrel.
POULrRY-Dressed chickens, l5al6c per
pound; dressed ducks, l5al6c per pound;
dressed turkeys l1alSc per pound; live
turkeys, l3al4c per pound; live chickens,
SOaS5c per pair, as to size; live ducks. 40
aSOc per pair; geese, 70a15c per pair
SEEDs-W estern recleaned medium clover
joDbing at s. 90; mammoth, IS 90; tim
Othy, 81 % for prime and 81 40 Tor
choice; blue grass, e 65a2 SO; orchard
grass, 81 10; millet, 81 20; German, 81 %;
Hungarian, 81 10; fine lawn, PC per pound;
seed buckwheat, 81 40al 90
GREEN TRUCK-CalifOrnia potatoes, 81 90
a. 80 per barrel; Bermuda potatoes, s. 500
9 90 per barrel; Florida tomatoes, s. Goa
= so per box; spinach, choice, 81 GOAL p
per barrel; kale choice, q 90 per barrel;
new beetS, choice, 60a75c. per dozen bunch
es: cukes, choice, 90caSl % per dozen; rad
ishes, choice, 2Oa25c per dozen; green
onions choice, l5a20c per dozen; Bermuda
onions, 81 coal a.; asparagus, l5a2Oc per
bunch; green beans, e 15a3 90; peas, 81 5Oa
90: straw berries, choice, l5a20c per
quart; Tennessee strawberries, 2+quart
cases, g 50a3 90.
CHICAGo. May l3.-The wheat trade APP
pears too anxious 10 scalp small profit 10
allow Of good market either way. Much
curiosity exists as 10 why Nav should com
maud G 40 premium over July. Opinion
varies as TO whether the cause is a cash de-
mand or the beginning Of manipulation.
The outlook was certainly diScouraglng for
seeding; in some localities they are still
behind in such operations, Gables were
lower and the high barometer in the north
west led 10 the belief in clearing weather.
Some Of the private warehouses he num-
erOus dispatches reporting the wea n as
already clearing, but these were fla con-
tradicted by other advices. Tho weakness
was helped along by report that the Rus
sian edict prohibiting the expectation
of wheat had been removed. Then came
reports saying that the prohibitory move
ment relating TO corn and cats had 0een re-
moved, but that of wheat would probably
not be removed until July 10 Corn was
active and higher at the opening, became
weak later and closed within &c OF the
top Cats were moderately active and
shade higher Provisions were dnll.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat, casn
No. ? spring S3isc; No. spring I6Ac;
No red S615c; May Sl5SsS3ikc, closing
az S3lsc June Sl9f aS25Ec closing at S25sc;
July Sl%aS2'Sc, closing at S21Sc. Corn,
cash No. >, Acc; May 4I$ia+Sc, closing az
4SLc; June 2sa45c, closing at 1850;
July 43Ssa4415c, closing at sac. oats,
cash No. , BOZ May 29St a96$sc, closing
at SO%c; June 299{a3OLc, closing at
3514c: July 29JSsS0}sc, closing at S0Ac.
Rye, No. >, 75c. Barley, No. &c. Flax
seed, 81 Oll{. Timothy seed. 81 26al 30.
Mess Pork, cash - 50; May 50 1214a9 s.,
closing at 50 50; July 81 51JSa9 90, closing
at 81 20; Septemb Der 60 g7alO o., closing
az $40 o. Lard, cash and May IS 81;
July So s.; September 81 45aa6 50, closing
az s. 80. Short ribs, cash, s. 90a5 921S
Nav and July 50 S5a5 80; closing at s 90;
s. 02l6. Shoulders 3 25a5 31$4 short clear
81 lIj5a6 30 Whisky 81 Is. sButter,
steady; fancy creamery l94a20c; fue
western, lSal9c; ordinary l6al1c; fiue dair-
les l1al9c. Eggs strong at l5c. Receipts
-Flour, 1000 barrels: wheat, $4,000
Bushels; corn, 10000 bushels; oats, 2l2,-
600 bushels; rye. 5000 bushels; barley,
$4,000 bushels. Shipments-Flour, II goo
barrels: wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 252,-
rvs
5000 bushels; barley, 81 600 bushels.
NEW YORK. May lS.--Flour-ReceiP pts,
1900 packages; exports 1900 barrels;
market moderately active; sales q, GOO bar
rels. Wheat. receipts, $4,000 bushels; ex-
ports. 100, 900 bushels; sales, $3.50, 600 bush
els futures and 2lS,OO0 bushels spot; mar
ket firner. ungraded red SS}6a9Slc; OPP
tiOns steady aud higher; No. red May
SglSaQOIfc. closing at 904c; June 9OagO$4c,
closing at Q1sfc; July 9O&a9lxc, closing at
9lSSc; August 9OSa9lc, closing at 9lc; Sep
TENDER 90 a9OSSc, closing az SO9sc; october
Qlaqlasc. closing at 9lSc: Decem Der sS7sc.
Rye, quiet; western oOaSS7sc Corn' re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; exports 4S,OO bush
ole. sales IA 600 bushels futures and Al, COO
bushels spot: market moderately active;
ungraded mixed 5Sa56c; May 1884 a14S&c,
CLOSING At 543sc: June 5l4a52isc, closing at
52c: July 50aJ0s{ c closing at SOC; August
50a5Osfc. closing at soc; September 3O1sc.
Oats. receipts, Is, 900 bushels; exports CO.
600 bushels: sales $50, 900 bushels futures
and $4,000 bushels spot; market less act
i've: MAY 3ji4c; June 45SaS5l[c, closing at
S5i{c: July 35a2SS<c, closing at SSAc; Au-
gust s4s<a2lc. closing at 35c; September "a
asa C, closing al S4l4c; spot NO. White
SQc: mixed western S5aS6lSc- Gomez,
steady with little change. Sugar. steady
aud Quiet. M0lasses, quiet Rice nrIn.