Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-07
PRODUCE.
PittsburK Proauee Market.

characterized the egg market Tor some Gays
continues and the recent advance Is well
maintained The retail trade continues
light. but buyers for cold storage continue
70 take about all they can get mold OF IN the
country Butter Is weak, and we
have reduced our quotations. All
around the country butter is coming for
ward quite freely, as is TO De expected at
this season of the year. New cheese is IN
better supply aud the quality is improving.
Poultry continues IN scant supply and nice
fresh stock sells readily at full prices.
Irish potatoes have been doing better for
some DAYS past, and for good, sound stock
the market is firmer. There is an increaS-
iug demand for new crop vegetables, caused
Ov the warmer weather.
ONIoNs-NellOw danvers, 81 5Oa2 30 per
barrel 66caSl per bushel; yellow onions,
tOa1jc per bushel.
ONION SErS-YellOw Erie, sprouted sets
s. O0a5 50; fancy sets, s. 0Oa6 80.
POTATOcS-F store choice stock, 4Oa
45c per buShel; Irish, on track, 3Oa35c per
bUshei; inferior. 25a2Sc per bushel; kiln
dried Jersey sweets, s. 25a3 % per barrel.
Dressed chickens, l4al5c per
pound; dressed ducks, l5al6c per pound
dressed turkeys l1alSc per pound; live
turkeys. Bale per pound; live chickens,
g1ca$l 90 per pair, as TO size; live ducks. 80
aS5c per pair; geese, i5aS5c per pair
dressed geese, SaJc per pound.
SFEDs-W Western recleaned medium clover
iODUing At 81 90; mammoth, Is 90; tim
othy, 81 80 for prime and 81 40 for
choice; blue grass, g 65a2 SO; orchard
grass, 81 20; millet, 81 20; German, 81 30;
Hungarian, 81 10; fine lawn, 26c per pound;
seed buckwheat, 81 4Oal 80
GREEN TRUCK-BermUda potatoes, = 3Oo
90 per barrel, Florida tomatoes, - Goa
80 per box; spinach, choice, 81 5Oal -
per barrel; ksie, choice Il % per barrel;
new beets, choice, Coarse. per dozen bunch
es: cukes. choice. 15caSl o. per dozen; rad
ishes. choice, 2Oa25c per dozen; green
onions. choice, l5a2pc per dozen; Bermuda
onions, g O0a2 TO-; asparagus, 20a25c per
bunch: green beans, = GOa3 >; peas, 81 IA
. 90; Strawberries, choice, 2Ja3Oc per
quart.
CHICAGO. Nav 6 Wheat broke 29sc to-
day. There was one failure, small one.
Brighter weather, a rumored removal OF
the Russian prohibitory edict and the im-
proved crop conditions ia Kansas formed
the combination for smashing prices
throughout the DakOtas and Minnesota
the mercury was at the freezing point or
below, and the seeding operations were
still held i'm allegiance. But with clear
skies here and bright genial sun these con-
ditiOnS abroad were steadily overlooked or
were dismissed as having been discounted
Yesterday. The crowd seemed to think all
that was needed 10 secure good crop OF
spring wheat was good sowing weather
The bulls, who had been keeping their
courage up for a week or more on diet OF
rain, snow aud frost IN the Northwest
threw up the wintry mixture in disgust IL
came out In the form of cold. long wheat.
Corn active ana lower Oats, weaker and
lower. Hog products moderately active.
Flour, duh and unchanged. Wheat, cash
No. spring St5saS2c; No. 3 spring i6}6c;
No. red N5aS6c: May Sl5SaS3i.c, closing
40 size; June 81 ,aS3Ssc, closing at 81 81;
July >l5saS35Sc, closing at size Corn,
cash No. >, 43a435Sc; May 42St a44 &C, clos
ing at 432, C.; June 40 sa42c. closing at Al sc;
July 4O7s a4l9Sc, closing at 4OSc. Oats,
cash No. , 29Lc; Nav 2SjSa29Ssc, closing
at 29i- C; June 2SSa29i4c, closing at 2S1sc;
July @S3 taS9 c, closing at 2S94c. Rye, No.
. 16c. Barley, No. az sc FlaXseed, at
Csc Timothy seed, at 81 27al 3d. Mess
Pork, cash - 6oa9 62l May a. % az S2ia,
closing at 81 so; July - 65a9 90 closing at
81 61j5. Lard, cash and May 81 l2l a6 Is;
July s. 25a6 32lS, closing al g. - Short
ribs. cash 81 ~; May 8 10a5 S2lS, clos
ing at g. 90; July & ,5a5 S2ls, closing at
3 80; shoulders 81 50a5 90; short clear 81 30.
Whisky at 81 H. Others unchanged. Re-
ceiptS-Flour, 10000 barrels, wheat, 5000
bushels; corn, 1915 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley, $4,000
NEW YORK, MAY 6.--FlOur-Receipts
1900 packages; exports 5000 barrels,
market irregular; sales $1,000 barrels.
Wheat. receipts, 304. 900 bushels; exports,
los. 900 bushels; sales, 4, l95,0OO bushels
futures aud 31S, eco bushels spot; spot mar
ket lower; uugraded red 81, a99c; options
weak: No. red May 9la92c, closing at
Ole; June 9Ost a92l4c, closing at Gle; July
9lss a925Sc, closing at 9li4c; August 905sa
pc, closing at slc; september SO9t aye,
closing 9Osfc; October 81 3sa92Ssc, closing
az 9lAc; December 9Ssc. Corn, receipts
3. 900 bushels; exports 1000 bushels; sales
rs 600 bushels futures and 9,OC0 bushels
spot. market weaker and quiet; ungraded
mixed 4qa54s.c: options weak and lower;
No. . red Nav 81 = c; June AN a+SC, closing
10 47s,c; July 4S]Sc Oats, receipts $1,000
bushels; exports 81 900 bushels; sales $50,
COO bushels futures aud sol 600 bushels spot;
market lower May A1Sc; June sac; July
34ifaS4l<c, closing az sac; No white
mixed S4aS5c. Coffee, steady and lOai9
points up. Sugar. quiet. MOlasSes, dull.
Rice. firm. Petroleum, steady and quiet;
United size. COttOnSeed Oil, firm; crude
2Qa30c. TallOw, steady. ROsin, quiet
Turpentine, dull and lower at Sac Eggs,
firm: western 1850. Pork. quiet Cut
Meats, firm. Lard, lower and dull; west
ernsteam - 90; May 81 46; July 81 ~;
August S6 90; September 81 66 Butter,
quiet; western dairy l2al4c; creamery l5a
Slc; Cheese, moderate demand.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, MAY 6.-Flour, firm
but Quiet Wheat, unsettled and lower;
No. , red May 92s< a9SlSc; June 921Say3c;
July 9l]{ age; August 9l1Sc Corn, steady:
No. mixed on track 46a45c: No. mixed
Nav 5Os[a5lc; June and July 4ISts4Sc.
Oats, steady; No. white S5}SaS5slc; No
5 white Nav and June 36a37c; July S6$<a
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