Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
PRODUCE.
Market Quotations.

ItI~IEk OFFICE,
WHEELING, January rs, 1894
The warm weather has a tendency TO
weaken prices on butter and eggs, both
OF which have declined. Poultry continues
In good supply and stiferprices The gen
eral tendency is toward better prices.
Inc following are the quotations fur
nlshed 10y BGchman * Sons
Butter, creamery, plentiful at 20a25c .
country choice l2'sal5c; country good Sa
| lOc; country fair sagc
Eggs at lsa2Oc per dozen.
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 81 GOAL - per
bushel.
Cheese. prime Ohio factory. l1ilc:
New York, lac. Limberger, l2}Sal5c A;
Sweltzer lial Sc market nominal, demand
good, supply limited.
Poultry, old. live chickens, s. 50a2 20 per
dozen; Chickens, hens per mound, case,
spring chickens g JOa2 10 per dozen; per
pound 6a1c.
Ducks, a. 5Oa3 90 per dozen. Geese, 4oa
SOC caSh. Turkeys, 7aSc per pound
Lard, country prime, l2saaljc; very
scarce
Home grown onions. 5Oa65c per bushel.
Now cabbage al 25al 80 per barrel
Potatoes, new 81 5Oal - per barrel
Sweet potatoes, Jerseys - 80 per bar
rel.
Apples, new a. OOa4 80 per barrel
Bcets. Coarse per bushel.
Green Onions. lJa2OC per coZen.
Caulifiower. 5Oa75c per dozen.
spinach, ~ JOa2 90 per barrel.
Turnips, 81 OOal - per barrel.
Lettuce, 81 OCRl 30 per bushel.
New kale, 81 coal 30 per barrel
Radishes, 20a2jc per dol
Walnuts, SOC per bushe!.
Hickory nuts, 81 - per bushel.
Celery, 2ja3O cents per dozen.
Florida Oranges, assorted sizes s. 25a
30 per box
NEW York. January l6-Flour, receipts
1000 barrels; exports $1,000 barrels,
sales, 5000 packages market dull and
weaker. Wheat, receipts, 2. 500 bushels:
exports, $1,000 bushels; sales, $4,000
bushels futures and Do, 900 bushels spot
market, hrmer; ungraded 62a6Si &C; OBJ
tons steady and lower; No. red GGc;
March 6'54c; May 69Xa 7Oisc, closing al
zoe; June 12c; July 7lt1c; August 731[c:
December 16"- G. Corn, receipts 800 900
bushels; exports, 5000 bushels sales,
10000 bushels futures and 1900 bush
els spot; spot market dull and easier:
ruury 42Ac. March 43a43a C. closing at
43 &c; May ~ Oats, receipts, &C.
600 bushels, exports, 2OO bushels; sales
100000 bushels futures and &C 900 bush.
els spot; market dun and easier; No. B.
&c, options quiet and easier, January
32Hc February 33itc; March 338<a331Lc
closing at 1870, May 1884, a34i4c. closing
az - &c. Hay, dull. Hops, dull. Hides
steady. Wool steadyr domestic fleece l9a
z.c; pulled 2pa2cc Texas lOal5c. Cut
Meats, firm. Lard. easier; western steam
E. Sd, January 90 February g 20; May
3 80. Pork. dull. Butter wejk western
dairy l4al5C; do. creamery lSa25L[c; State
dairy lGG23c, do creamery lsa22c Eggs,
weak western fresh ljaiGc. Iallow, az
tive. city atLr. Petroleum. quiet; United
Soc Ii6siu. duh at SIl5 Turpentine,
steady at"lc. Rice and Molasses, dull
Cottousoed OIL. strong Coffee. steady and
unchanged. Sugar, fairly active and firm.
CuicAGo. January 1G-Wheat again
broke the low price record for May to-day.
touching 90 4c. Weak English cables and
lack OF confirmation Of the bond issue real.
ly were rcspOus BILE for the Sc decline, but
good export c.earaurcs and some buying
caused reaction. and May closed but go
lower than yesterday. May corn Us un-
changed. May oats G. lower and Pr0vls-
ions slightly lower after an early advance
Flour unchanged. Wheat, cash. no. 2
spring 5g1lc 40 spring Coo; 40. 2 red,
90 Re- January 4aGJ 80, closing a. j5/c.
May 90 a65 e.. closing az f4Tc; July
G5saj5 .c, closing at G5sc. Corn, cash,
NO q 3f.c January. @4 aA]<c. closing
at &i4c;. February ~ za3l1sc' closing NJ
pc. January 2t. NAV Z9a2Ji &C., closing
az }yf- e.; July 21J5a2s = C., closing at sc
no . Rye. &c FlaXseed, az o. 81
Timothy seed, 81 lj Mess pork, cash
, b aU. JhNAdFht tl9 fNr May NIf t1hlN tNt
closing a. sl3 as Lard, cash. O. o.
January g. OOaS l5 closing at Ss 90.
February 80 s5a7 9}}f, closing a. 3 -
May s., fit1a1 81, closing At s. ~.
Snort ribs. cash. s. % as 40 January
aud February. q ca May 81 sOaG W.
closing 40 o. so. Shoulders g. 2js6 so
short clear s. OOa1 80. Others unchanged
Receipts Flour, 900 barrels wheat 80.
600 bushels. corn, 43l, 900 bushels: oats.
$4,000 bushels; rye 600 bushels: bar
ley, C2,OOJ bushels. Shipments-Flsur,
~ 900 barrels, wheat. 4 900 bushels; corn,
213,OOO bushels; oats, $1,000 bushels;
rye, 5000 bushels; barley, 80, 600 bushels.
PHLADELrHIA, Pa. January 1G-Flour
weak and light demand. Wheat lover:
steamer no. red G3c; January &c FEB
ruary G15tc. March Gj1tc April C5c
Corn, dull and lower, ungraded white 33c:
January $3.50; February Al[c; March
4o; April 30 &C. Hay. firm. Butter
doll and weak. fancy western creamery
24c; fancy Pennsylvania prints 25c Eggs,
dull and weak; western iSc. Cheese, dull
Receipts heat, 5000 bushels; corn. 60.
900 bushels; oats, 20. 900 bushels; -four