Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-16


our Iaarkee, IL appears, had dropped too
low lest week Chickens, both i've ana
dressed continue IN fair demand, but for
other kinds Of poultry there Is not mucn
INQUIRY. nor Is 10 TO DO expected at tEiS
season Of the year. There Is continued
good supply of most kind OF berries, put
with steady demand full prices are being
obtained The movement in potatoes con-
tinues large, but with supply fully equal
TO requirements prices show no improve
ment Cabbage and tomatoes arc also
moving freely.
peck boxes, 50a60c.
BRANs-New crop New York and Mlcht-
gan peas, 81 90a2 90 per bushel; hano-
picked medium, 81 s5sl 90 per bushel;
Lima, new 3Aa31<c; Pennsylvania and
Ohio beans, 81 GOAL 70 per bushel.
BERRIES ETo.-RaSpberries, ealoc per
quart; red raSpberTies, l2a14c per quart;
cherries, sa10o; blackberries, 1oa12c per
quart; gooseberries, per 2-bushel stand,
s. OOa5 90; Sal0c per quartz whortleberries,
pals. 81 GOAL 20.
BUTrHR-Elgin creamery, e3a24c: Ohio
dairy, Liable; Ohio fancy creamery, lsa
2Oc; fancy country roll, 14a16c; low grades
and cooking l0al2c; grease Sa4c.
CABBAGE-Smsll crates 75c; large crates,
81 90; home grown, 81 23ai 80 per Dbl,
CHREsR-Ohio, new, 90; New York
916al0c; fne fall make, fancy new Wis
consin, Swiss bricks, 14sl41<c; Wiscon-
sin Sweltzer, In tubs, 13a131Sc; limburger,
1lal2c; Ohio Swiss. 12al3c, as to quality
EeGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 16a155Sci candled, 1SAlc ad-
ditional.
GREEN TRUCK - Green beans, 75cas1 90
per bushel box; wax 90, 81 GOAL p per
bnshel box; peas, 50a75c per box; cucum
bers, 75caS1 90 per box; homegrown, l5a
20c per dozen; onions 10al5c per dozen;
radishes, 20c25c per dozen; ceulihower,
81 25a1 80 per dozen Southern onions: 81 20
az per barrel; case tomatoes, 81 25al 90;
box tomatoes, 81 coal Is; tomatoes, Mlssls-
sippi crates, 81 GOAL IS.
HoNHY-New crop white clover, l8al7c;
buckwheat 12al5c.
PoULTRT-Springc chickens large, 60h75c;
small, 40a50c; dressed chickens, l2al3c per
pound; dressed spring chickens, 20a22c per
pound dressed ducks, l2al3c per pound ;
dressed turkeys l5al6c per pound; old live
chickens, 75aS0c per pair, as to size; live
! ducks. 40a50c per palP
PoTAToR5-New potatoes, fancy rose,
81 25a2 so per barrel choice rose, 81 OOh2 %
per barrel; Carolina, Chilli, SO 00a3 %.
TRoPTCAL FRUTTs-Oranges, California,
81 OOa4 so; do MesSinS, - 50a5 90; lemons,
| choice TO fancy, g 50a4 on; bananas, choice
TO fancy, 81 50s2 90; pines, 1Oal5c, accord
ng to size
WATRRMELoNs - Fancy S225a250 per
carload on track; choice Sl75a200, 500 0la
so 90 per 100 from store; inferior sPck,
SIS 00a2O 90 per 100; cantaloupes, 1-barrel
| crate, 81 90; 4 barrel crate, s. %; Jenny
Lind, 50 75aS 90 per crate.
PEACHEs-Fanoy, 50 0OaS50; choice, 81 Is
az 90.
Country, &c per ID. 4, city, 4]4c
per To-
CHICAGO, July l5.-All the snap IN the
| market seemed to be eliminated to-day by
tho sweltering local weather. Business In
wheat was light. The advance was con-
tinuation OF the firmuess developed yester-
! day and helped along by the hrmer and
higher cables, with reported improved
demand Tor cash wheat There was an i'm
preston also that the crop Of winter wheat
has been overestimated. The advance In
| duced some selling Corn was heavy on re-
ports OF rain whore most needed. Oats
J dull and lower. Provisions dull and lower.
| Flour slow and unchanged. Wheat cash
| No. 2 AprinR 7Sa7S1fc; No. 8 spring 7Sc;
No. , red 7s]4a79c: July 71Ss7SNc clos
| ing at 7s1Sc; August 778a77$lc, closing at
! IKE; September 17a7715c, closing at 77l4c.
| Corn, cash No. , 4S1{c; July 4S15a4014c,
closing at 4s1{c; August 4Ss5a49Ic, clos
| ing a. 4SHc; September 4Sa49c, closing
/ at 4SAc. Oats, cash No. 2 30%c; July
3055S3lc, closing at 30@Sc; August S0s5a
| 303c, closing at 302Sc; September 3O4c
Rye, No. 2, Csc. Barley at65c. Flexseed,
| No. l, 81 095S Timothy Seed, at 81 80.
Mess pork, cash Sll 75stl so; July, 81 10
oil 50, closing at Sll TX; September
| 81 S2Ia11 95, closing at 81 S. Lard,
cash 81 Is; July 81 lO0a7 Is, closing at
81 l2]S September & 2OA7 271S, closing at
/ 81 271S. Cut Meats, short ribs, cash q 50a
| z co; July and September 81 5215a1 55.
| Bulk Nests, shoulders 81 00n7 25; short
! clear a. S5a1 90 Others unchanged. Re-
| ceipts-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat, 62,0O0
| bushels; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 2Sl,-
coo bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley,
| 5000 bushels. Shipments Flour, 10000
| barrels; wheat, 1900 bushels; corn, 344
| 600 bushels; oat8, 100000 bushels; rye,
| 1000 bushels; barley, 600 bushels.
NEW YoRK, July 15.-Flour, sreceipts
1900 barrels; exports 300 packages /;
market steady; sales q 900 barrels. Wheat,
| receipts $4,000 bushels; exports $1,000
| bushels; sales 2,o35, 600 bushels futures and
| l62, 600 bushels spot; Bpotmarket stronger;
! No. red S41t aS4sl ungraded red 75a90Hc;
| options steady: No. red July s414aS5c,
! closing at S44c; August S4AaH1Sc, clos
ing at sane; September SIC; October
| 655SaS51Sc, closing at 95ho; November
S6Xo; December s7TaSSko, closing at
| size; May o2}1c, Rye, quiet; western "A
| also. Corn. receipts $4,000 bushels ex-
portR $4,000 bushels; sales $50, 900 bushels
| futures and $4,000 bushels spot; marEet
unsettled and dull; ungrAded mixed 6Oa'12c /;
July 631{; August 64a54Ho. closing at SIC /;
September $3.50; October $3.50. Oats, re
ceipts 10000 bushels; exports 1000 bush
els; sales, q, 900 bushels futures and l23-
| 600 bushels spot; market higher; July
S6l[a361Sc, closing at S6Ac; August 35lSc;
| September 55lsc; spot No. 2 white S9c;
mixed western 34a371[c; white do. 95a45c
Hay, steady. Coffee steady and unchang-
ed Sugar quiet. MOlssSes, steady. Rice,
firm. Petroleum, steady; United 52Ic.
CottOnseed oil, Armer. Tallow, quiet and
steady. Rosln, steady. Turpentine, steady.
Eggs, easy; western prime 1910. Wool,
steady; domestic fleece 25111a 35c pulled 20a
32]5c; Texas 17a93c Pork, quiet and
steady. Lard, easier; western steam
s. 471< August a ~; September 81 40; Oc-
tober 81 SO. Butter, strong; western dairy
14a16c; do. creamery l6a2l]<c. Cheese,
hrmer.
TOLEDO, o., July 15.-Wheat, active and
lower; No 2 cash SICK july S0Ac; August
79&c; September S0Acc Corn, dull; No 2
cash 1870. Oats, quiet; cash sac Rye dull
at 64c Cloverseed. quiet; prime cash 81 90;
October Is 20. celpts-Wheat, Al, 600
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels. Shipments
Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bush
els; corn, coo bushels; rye, 400 bushels.
CINCINNATI, o., July 15-Flour, easier.
Wheat, steady; No. . red T61{c; receipts
5000 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels
Corn, stronger; No. , mixed 491zc. Pork,
Arm At el2 Is. Lard, dull ct 81 %. Bulk
Meats, frm az IS 90. Bacon, easier az 80 90
90 l2%. Whisky, steady at 81 49, Eggs,
lower ard heavy at l2c. Butter, Sugar
and Cheese, easy.