Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-05-11
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELINe, MaY DO, l


quality continues scarce while the supply
of old is nearly exhausted. Poultry con-
tinues scarce and prices are tirmer. Pota-
toes continue scarce and prices are still
tending upward.
Butter, creamery, strong at 2Oa29c;
country choice l216al5c; country good Ia
l5C; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at l3al3ikc per dozen. Demand
good, supply moderate.
New Beans, for nd-piCked navy the
demand is good and the supply plenty ;
price 81 5Oal 50 per bushel
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, MA
l2lsc; New York, l2a124c; Limberger
lOai2i &c; Sweitzer, 12lSc; market nominal
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry, Old, i've chickens, a w per
dozen. Chickens. hens per pound, lOc,
Spring chickens 81 OOa4 p per dozen; per
To- lOc Ducks, 81 OOa4 20 per dozen. Geese,
40ca5O each.
Lard, country prime in fair demand at
Onions, Bermudas, 81 IS per bushel;
per barrel, e 15a3 co.
New Florida cabbage $3.50 per barrel
crate as to quality; Baltimore crate, e 90.
Apples, new, barrels e. 90; extra fancy
3 15a3 o.; ordinary stock 81 5Oal 40;
supply fair. demand good.
Potatoes, Early Rose, fancy, 4Oa+5c per
buShel
Cranberries. per box, 81 25al 80.
California oranges, s. 25aS 80 a box.
New Kale-sl 10 per barrel.
Beets, 81 IS a barrel.
New Lettuce, 81 GOAL 25 per 6ushel
RadisheS, pc per dozen.
Cucumbers, 81 GOAL 10 per dozen.
Green Onions, pc per dozen.
CaulhOwer. 8 90 per dozen.
Tomatoes, Florida, 6-basket crates, s. -
az 90.
Strawberries, l5a2Oc per quart.
Asparagus, Large bundles 4Oc Dozen
Spinach, soc per barrel
RnuoGrO, pc dozen.
Pineapples, 81 GOAL 80 a dozen.
New Peas, g - per busheL
New Beans -S-peck boxes g -.
PittsDurg Produce Market.
PIrrsBURG, May lO.-To-day's market
quotations are as follows;
APpLES-Sales Of fancy at s. 15a3 % per
barrel; fair 10 choice, e. O0a2 80.
BrANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, 81 75al - per barrel; hand
picked medium, al 70al IS ner bushel;
Lima, new 34a3l4c; Pennsylvania and
Ohio beans, 81 coal 20 per 0ushel.
BUrrRR-Fancy creamery, 22a24c: other
brands, l9a2lc; fancy country roll, l6aloc;
choice, l4al5c; low grades and cooking lOa
12c; grease, 3a4c.
CABBAGE-C Charleston cabbage s. GOA
3 80; Florida, 81 25a3 80 for large crates;
small crates e. 25a2 80; Mobile, 81 50a4 90.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, liza
l26c; Ohio, new, lO1sallc; New York,
l2al2&c fine fall make. fancy new Wis
cOnsin, Swiss bricks, l4al44c; WiScon-
sin Sweitzer. in tubs, l4al+l6c; limburger,
a r. "a n
CRANBERRIES-Fan Jersey, light, 15c
aRl 90: dark. 81 25al 30 per box fancy s. W
as 50 per barrel; chOiceS4 50a5 90.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, l45Sal9c; geese SOaS3c;
duck, ljalSc
HoNEY-New-Crop white clover, l6al1c
per pound; buckwheat, l2al5c.
MAPLE SYRUP-6Oa15c per gallon; maple
sugar, 5a5Ac per pound; graduated, ia
6l5c; new brick maple, case.
ONONS-Yellow danvers, g 5Oa2 - per
barrel, 60caSl per 0ushel; yellow onions,
7Oa15C per bushel.
orAroEs-FrOm store. choice stock, Asa
soc per bushel; Irish, on track, 40a45c per
bushel; inferior. 25a2Sc per bushel; kiln
dried Jersey sweets. s. 25a3 30 per barrel.
PoUIrRY-DreSsed chickens, 15al6c per
pound dressed ducks, l5al6c per pound;
dressed turkeys l5alSc per pound; live
turkeys. l3al4c per pound; live chickens,
9Oca$l 90 per pair, as 70 size; live ducks. 10
aS5c per pair; geese, 15aS0c per pair;
dressed geese, Sa9c per pound.
Western recleaned medium clover
jOobing at s. 90; mammoth, $ 90; tim
Othy. 81 Is for prime and 81 20 for
choice; blue grass, e 65a2 so; orchard
grass. 81 20; millet, 81 20; German, 81 81;
Hungarian, 81 10; fine lawn, Poe per pound;
seed buckwheat, 81 4Oal so
CHICAGO, May l0.-ApprehensiOR as to
the government crop report was the chief
controlling factor on Change to-day.
There was also a feeling among wheat
traders that tue worst conditions were dis
counted. that if the market on less than lc
gain on the extremely bad reports Of Mon
dav did not show renewed strength this
morning, then it will be 3 heavy market
indeed when conditions improve, as II was
argued they must very soon. The bears
were Quick to see the change Of sentiment
and they sold the wheat down lac. There
WAS a rush 10 sell right from the start, and
while the offerings were readily absorbed
for a time, thew began 70 get excessive and
a very weak feeling followed. The late
State reports had generally shown inn
movements iu wheat and the impression
was very general that the Government
document would be bearish one, hence
there was a.dlsposition to sell in anticipa-
tiOn of its effect upon the market. Corn
was equally weak for July. Oats were
Qui,e excited at the opening. and prices
were the highest Of the day, later became
weak and declined &c from yesterdays.
Provisions fairly active, but toward the
close became weak, closing &C loss from
l5c to zoe. Flour 6rn- and unchanged.
Wheat cash No. 2 spring S2Ac; No. 3
spring IKE; No. 2 red SSaS51<c; May
S2J< aS2JSc, closing at S2A(c; June S3aSSc,
closing at S2kc; July SlJSaSSc, closing
at S2lsc. Corn, cash No. ,, 45Hc; May
ass a465Sc closing at 464c; June 4S1sa
44<c. closing at 4Si4c; July 42S ts45c,
closing az 425sc Oats, cash No. 1850;
May 29lfaSOs, closing At 1850; June
2q9S sSOc, closing at 221Sc; July z91SaS0S<c,
closing at 23asc. Rye, No. ,. 1Sc. Barley,
No. , &c. Flaxseed, 81 CO. Timothy seed.
81 25al so. Mess Pork, cash 8965; May
So 62}Sa9 S7i(, closing at 81 IS; July g soa
995. closing az 80 IN September - goa
10 O5. closing a. - Ssi Lard, cash and
Nav Is 225<eb2 5; July s. S2tsa6 S71S, clos
ing at S. So september - 47lSa6 521Sf
closinr al t6475< Short ribs. cash
IS 81. May e5 so5<s5 92l1. closing at
IS So s,s 81 as 50, closing ~ $3.50,