The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-01-24
WHOLESALE MARKETS.


bushels, including 344 bushels Southern
and I5,74o bushels Western shipments
from elevators, 6,2oo bushels; stock in
elevators, 3oI,3o7 bushels. Receipts of
Southern Wheat were confined TO few
small bag lots, which sold at ozc., ID, 7oc,
and Soc, as TO quality and condition. The
market closed at Csc. for No. red and
7o34c. for steamer No. 2 red, decline
of Hc. Western opened easy. Spot and
January Wheat was quoted at S5c., Feb
ruary at S6H MS0Hc. and May SOIzc. bid
Corn-Receipts, 2I4 ,oo4 bushels, incud-
ng 1871 bushels Southern white and 2I3,-
353 bushels Western; shipments from
elevators, log 1881 bushels; stock i'll eleva-
tors, 2,33I,2 bushels The receipts OF
Southern Corn were limited and the mar
Set was quiet. A cargo OF No white
sold at 1886. Closing quotations on
Southern Corn were 42M W4oMc. for
white and 42H@4oHc. for yellow.
Oats-Reccipts, Io,747 bushels; with
drawn, 0,6S7 bushels; stock in elevators,
373,77S bushels. The market was firm.
The quot,tions were as follows: White,
No. 3, 3S@3SHc.; white, No. 3, 37@
37Hc.; white, No, 4, 35X@3ol4c.; mix
ed, No. 2, 3oK@37c.; mixed, No. 3, 35H
03oc. mixed, No. d, 34A@35c.
Rye--Receipts, 1900 bushels; with
drawn, 2,6S4 bushels; stock in elevators,
3I2,II7 bushels. The market was dull.
The quotations follow: No Western,
in export elevator, 1886. No. 3 Western,
6o@67c.; No. 4 Western, o5@o6c. /;
No. q nearby, s7@50c.; bag lots, as to
quality and condition, soQ65c.; choice
Western, uptown delivery, 7o077c.
Hay-The market was steady at the
following quotations: No. l Timothy,
large bales, $I4.5o@I5; No. Timothy,
mail bales, $I4.5o0I5; No 2 Timothy,
IS 10 location, $I3.5o@I4.
Straw-The market was quiet. Large
oaled Rye Straw was easy. The quota
ions were; No. I straight Rye, SI2
straight Rye, No. ?, $IIMGI5o; tangled
Rye, blocks, SomIo Wheat, blocks, fair
10 choice, $7.so@S; Oat, common 10
prime, S6@8.5o. Receipts, IS tons, in
,luding 10 tons for shipment.
Bu,ter-The market was firm Prices
we're the same; Creamery separator ex-
ira, 2oG27; creamery imitation, extra,
eo@2I; held creamery, extra, 230l24.
Eggs-Fancy Maryland and Pennsyl-
vania, per dozen, 24c Virginia, per doz-
en-, 24c. Western, per dozen, 2+c.; West
Virginia, per dozen, 23c.; Southern, per
dozen, 22c.
Dressed poultry - The market was
steady at quotations, as follows: Chick
ems, young, per pound, I4c.; do, old and
mixed, per pound, I3c. Ducks, per
pound, I3@I5c Geese, per pound, IL
I5c. Turkeys, fancy, per pound, I6c. !;
do, fair to good, per pound, 1886; ordi-
nary, per pound, I2@I3c.
New York. - Flour - Receipts, 36,552
barrels exports, 1857 barrels; dull and
unchanged. Minnesota, patent, $4.5o@5;
Minnesota bakers, $36o@3.oo; winter
patents, $4,Io@45o winter straights,
$4,000; winter extras, $2S5@3.25.
Wheat-Receipts, 10000 bushels. Spot
easy; No. red, oozsc. elevator; No. 2
red o5Hc. f. 0. b. afoat No. Northern
Duluth, o5Hc. +. o. b. afoat.
Corn-Receipts, 7So,47s bushels; ex-
ports, 3,I2o bushels. Spot firm No. 2,
571zc. old elevator and SIC. +. o. b. afoat;
No. yellow, 5IAc.; No. 2 white, 5I17c.
Oats - Receipts, Io3,5o3 bushels; ex-
ports, $500 bushels Spot, steady; mixed
Oats 20 TO 80 pounds, 36H@37c.; natur~
al white, 80 TO 81 pounds, 37H@3sc.
clipped white, SO 10 40 pounds, 4o@4I1zc.
Philadelphia.-Wheat steady; contract
grade, January, s5@s5Hc. Corn firm;
January, $4,000 Oats steady; No.
2 white, natural, and No. white, clip
ped, .37H03Sc Butter scarce; extra
Western creamery, 27H@2Sc.; nearby
prints, SOC. Eggs steady; nearby fresh
and Western fresh, 2oc, al mark. Cheese
firm; New York full cream, fancy, lao
1ANc.; choice. I3H@I3}4c.; fair 10
good, I2A@I3Hc. Refined Sugars hrm