Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-09
PRODUCE.
Pittspurg Produce Market.

Pittsburg Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, January S.-The demand
for choice creamery butter continues quite
active and for such prices are firm as
quoted; poorer grades, however, continue
very dull. The demoud for eggs continues
light, but with colder weather 1t is conf
IDENTIFY expected that the arrivals Of fresh
will fall off. Fine late-made cheese in
very fair request, but prices remain un-
changed. There is an Increasing demand
for poultry, both live and dressed the lat
ter in particular, end for nice fresh arriv-
ais prices are tending upward. Potatoes
and green apples continue slow; demand is
chiefly for small lots TO supply immedl ate
wants.
APpLEs-Sales of fancy at 81 T5a2 90 per
barrel; fair to choice, 81 GOAL 30.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, 81 s5a2 90 per bushel; hand
picked medium. 81 75al 90 per oushel: Lima,
new, 4$Ic. Pennsylvania and Ohio beans,
81 Goal 20 per bushel.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 32a3Sc: other
brands, erase; fancy country roll, 2Oa22c ;
choice country roll, lSa2Oc; low grades and
cooking 6aIc; grease, 3a4c.
! CABBAGE-On track, 3afc per head; bar
rel, from store. 81 25al 30.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, new, III
| all9Ic; New York, il%al2c; fine fall
make. fancynew Wisconsin, Swiss bricks,
l4al4%c; Wisconsin Sweitzer new in
tubs, l315al4c; limburger, new, lssl2}5c;
! Ohio Swiss, new, llal2c, as TO quality.
| CRANBERRIEs-Fan Jersey, light, S2a
%; dark. = 25a2 so per box; fancy S 90
a9 80 per barrel; choice s. 0Oa6 30.
| EGGs--Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases. 24a25c; cold-storage,
| l9a2Jc
GAME-Rabbits, 3OaS5c per, pair; wild
turkeys, 81 25al so each; geese, 90casl 90
each: ducks, Mallard, g 00a3 30 per dozen;
| teal, 81 00a2 %; mixed. 81 75a2 10; pleas
ants, So 00a5 30 per dozen; quail, 81 15a2 90
per dozen; squirrels, 81 90 per dozen; wood
cock, 81 80 per dozen; venison, saddles, l6a
lSc per pound; whole deer, lOallc per
pound.
ONIoNs-Yellow dauvers, e. 25a2 80 per
barrel; yellow onions, 70a75c per bu; Span
| ish, 81 l0Gl 10 per crate.
| PoTAToEs-E'rOm store, choice stock, 4Ua
45c per bushel; Irish, on track, 3Oa35c per
bushel inferior dull at 25a3Oc per bu; kiln
dried Jersey sweets, s. 0Ga3 % per barrel.
| PoULTRY-Dressed chickens, l3al4c per
pound: dressed ducks, l4al5c per pound;
dressed turkeys, 15al6c per pound; live
turkeys, 1lal2c per pound; live chick
ems, old, 65a75c per pair, as TO size; live
ducks, 65a75c per pair; geese, 81 GOAL 20
per pair
| SEEDs-Western recleaned medium clover
| iobbing at Is 25; mammoth. 81 40; timothy,
81 80 for prime and 81 50 for choicest;
blue grass, g G5a2 so; orchard grass, 81 10;
millet, 81 90; German, 81 Is; Hungarian,
81 10; fine lawn, 25c per h.; seed buck
wheat 81 i0al So
CHICAGO, January S.-Wheat made
weak start to-day and for a time IL looked
Ctr
break Of yesterday had exhausted margins
on many deals and brought the property
on the market The longs were pretty
generally discouraged and sacrificed their
! holdings, while there was still good deal
OF bold and vigorous short selling. Lower
cables helped TO develop early weakness,
and for a time the outlook was democrat
| izing and the prices went off over lc from
Yesterdays close. But on this break the
selling suddenly came to halt, then the
cold wave began to cause some uneaslness
for winter wheat. New York reported
clearances in wheat and -four about 100000
| bushels, and pork starting on boom all
combined TO bring about sharp reaction.
| Some of the early sellers took fright and
began TO buy back. The market continued
strong to the close, in spite Of the fact that
late cables were all weak. Corn was
fairly active and stronger. Oats were
quiet and firm. Hog products scored de
cided advance to-day. The continued free
shipments east of live hogs with the stiff
ness in prices at the yard has begun to
make packers uneasy Armour was
large buyer to-day and packers generally
were on the buying side, while the shorts
covered freey. Flour, dull and easy.
Wheat, cash, No. 2 spring s75sc; No.
spring SlaS315c; No.2 red s9kc; January
S61S aS75Sc, closing at S79Ec; May 923ss
g3s!c, closing at 93Ac. Corn, cash No.
SS5Sc; January SSSs a3S5sc, closing at 3SsIc;
February 3S5Ea39l4c, closing at 3gBc;
May 4l1a4l9sc. Oats, cash No. 2, 29c;
January 2S4a29c, closing at 29c; MAY Sla
3issc, c:osing at Slssc. Rye, No. 2, s619c.
Barley, No. 2. COO. Flaxseed. at S6c.
Timothy Seed, 81 49, Mess Pork, cash
IS S7I[aS so; January $40 90a1I 35, clos
ing at 81 S5; May 81 30all 81, closing
at sl1 so. Lard, cash St %; January e. goa
6 %. closing at So %; May q 40a6 511S,
closing at s. sly. Short ribs, cash Is 80
as 20; January s. 45a5 5714, closing at
Is 571S; May s. 75a5 30, closing at s %.
Bulk meats. shoulders a 50a4 621S; short
rib g S5a5 90 Others unchanged. Re
ceipts Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat, TO-
600 bushels; corn, 49, 900 bushels; oats,
1896 bushels; rye, 5000 bushels: bar
lev, $1,000 bushels. Shipments-Flour,
33. 600 barrels; wheat, 5000 bushels;
corn, 2S6, 600 bushels; oats, DID 900 bushels;
rye, 1000 bushels; barley, 10000 bushels.
NKw YORK, January S.-Fiour-Re-
reipts "a, 0CO packages; exports, 10000 bar
GELS; market steadier and moderately &C
tive: sales %. 900 barrels. Wheat, receipts,
l66. 600 bushels; exports, $4,000 bushels;
sales q, SIS, 900 bushels futures, and 1g2, OOe
bushels spot; market weaker; Nc. 3 red
81 egal CO.,; ungraded red 95l4casl O6S;
options dull and lower; No. 2 red January
$iO!sIal 025E, closing at 81 02Ss; February
81 O2Efal 035S, closing at 81 O39S: March
81 O4JS; April 81 051s; May 81 O31sal 041s,
closing at al 04SS; June 81 %. Rye, firm;
western eScasl OIL. Barley al '31sc. Corn,
receipts 256OOO bushels; exports IA, 600
bushels: sales !, So. 600 bushels futures and
lSg. 600 bushels spot; market trmer: IN
graded mixed 40a53c; January 5l9sc; Feb
ruary sic; March 5055s5l1sc, closing at
sic; April 505Ss5l1sc, closing at Sic: May
5OJkc. Oats. receipts, al 900 bushels; ex-
ports. So, 900 bushels: sales, 255, eco bushels
futures and l49, 900 bushels spot: market If
regular; January 365sc; February SIC;
Nav SIX s375<c, closing at 3aslc; spot No
2 white SS14 a39Ac; mixed western 367sa
SslSc: No. . Chicago 81 <aSsc Hay, quiet
Hops firm. Coffee, steady and 5al5 points
down. Sugar, firm and quiet. Moiasses,
firm. Rice, firm. Petroleum, quiet and
steady: United Csc Cottorseed ell. quiet
Tailow, quiet and steady. Rosins quiet