Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-03

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: September fst always see The WHEELING.
family and fruit market - In tese The.
garden .'saas" 10 then matured and plenti.
full, the fruits are all on exhibition, and
country produce is always displayed 70. the
best advantage. Wandering through Ne
Second ward market house yesterday n orn-
ing our attention MAS attracted BY the pro.
fusion and cheapness Of every thing. and
the general good feeling that was every
where apparent AT one point va grouped
q number of farmers, their faces fairly
glowing as they discussed the abundance
raised on the Short crek or Wheeling
creek farms. The gardner boastsd Of tno
size and unusual turnout OF his pstatoes in
his patch" up the river. The Old women
prated in brnken German At their gardens
and all were happy. The East has TUNED
loose its wealth OF peaches here BY the cor.
load, thus making this excellent fruit
ehesper and better than any home crop
that can be raised. Plume, although scarce,
are NOD, exorbisantly high, and he samS
can be said Of pears. ..iE 5Tf
The following shows the ruling rates
here at present: .-.r..- -..,g. q
FRrrrs AND VEGErABLEs, Apples run
from 10 to 70 csnts per peck, ccoiding TO
quality; peas, 10 70 81 per peck. ard very
firm; plums, Is cents quart, or A.5 per
peel, and chea per by the quantityi grapes
Is cents per quarter peck, and scafcsi
waternelons, 5to 65 cents ap ece, a. TO
size: musk melons and cantelopes y 10 rs
cents eseh; bananas, 5 for 10 cents; orangss
4oto 50 cents per dozen; lemons, for y
cents. -ras "..f
VEGKrABLEs.-Peas, SC Q peck: beans,
steady ut 10, Is and Nc; Lima beans lie
Quart or for 25c; corn, 100 Q dusen ears;
tomatoes, zoe a bushel; sgg plants, 10 70
l5c each; squash, 3 for . dime; cucumbets,
Toe dozen; little pickles, 25c . 100; cauli.
flowers. 10 ito l5o blshet; carrots,
punches for q dime; bests, $ for loe; p.r'-
Mrs, 3 punches for q dime; onions, tOc o
peck: potatoes, SOC a bushsl At . drag:
celery, , punches for 25c: crahapples, DC .
peck; cabbage, :, 5 and Sc q head.
Butter, SOC, and good scarce; egg, isc;
chickens, 25c: honey. sc.
Meats Of all kinds were unchanged from
our last weeks quotations
Marion Harland, In her Dinner Year
Book, gives the following
BILL OF fARE
For the First sunday isNeptemher.
vermicellt Soup.
Rons, Reef and Browncd a,l rcs sa.,ss ma
law Tomatoes.
Narcissus blanc Mango.
Iced Coffee and SLICED Cake.
vERNIcELLi soUP.
Take the fat from the top OF your soup
stock dip out rather more than half: add
a IiuI. s.asnning to that which remains
ard return to the ice; warm the stock do
signed FIR to-day and add tomato ssuc-,
and when il begins 10 boil strain through
Thin coars. muslin; put hack over the fire
aid take oil all the scum that RISES In tru
minutes boil; then put In u scant cupfut
III vermicelli. which has been broken mp
small and boiled five minutes In very HIT
water and drained; simmer h'c minutes
and pour out.
ROAST BEEF AND DROWNED roTAroEs.
Put the beef into dripping pan. tbrov
a cup full Of boiling water over VI, and roast
ten MIN per pound, bastinE very often
and copiously; just before taking Il up
dredge in the -four and bike nice with but
ter. After dishing the meat. pour the TIP
from the gravy add q little boiling water;
mt IL into n saucepan and thirken with
Drowned -four. Pepper, and serve after
boil.
Drowned POTATOES.
Roll and strip of the skin OF large, fair
potatoes. Halt an hour before you take
up the meat pour off the Int from the gravy;
Law your potntocs i'm the dripping pan and
cook brown. basting frequently. Lay about
the meat when dished.
YRiED roo PIAsr.
Slice half Gil inch thick and lay In salt
wbter one hour. Pare each slice. make .
halter Of two eggs, n cup Of milk, q httle
salt and -four for their batter: wipe the esE
plant perfectly dry; dip each slice In the
batter and fry In hot dripping; drain well
and serve in a heated Hat dish.
BOILED GREEN CORN.
Strip Of all but the thin hack next the
corn. Turn this down and pick on ne silk
from the grains. Replace The husk, tie o
,br,sd about Il Ia keep Il smooth, aud cook
the corn from thirty 20 forty minutes ac-
cordng 90 size and sge Pull OF the husk,
bresk the stalk close TO the ear, and serve,
wrapped in q napkin.
RAW TOMATOES.
Pare and slice, put into salad dish, ana
dI,,s A. follows. kDb one iearpponful Of
.ngar and half ~ much each Of pepper. salt.
and French or other made mustard, smooth
witb two tablespoon falls Of salad MI. Bsft
in D little at n time five t'sspooDfuls 81
vinegar md half q tcaspoopful exS vet ~
celery Pour over tomatoes and ct on Ice =
mil wanted.
sARcIssrs BLANC hArok
One quart milk, one package Coepsrs
reIatine soaked In two cups 81 odd vAtsf,
yolks Of four egg beaten light, Two caps
~ Ia aua
whipped with litIr powdered sugar syf
favored with vanilla. roee wster for the
blanc napge. Heat The milk 20 Acaldlns.
stir I'm the .ugar and gclatine, snd when
these are dissolved best In the yOlks sud
cook two minutes Turn out iHto . .bai.
Iow dish 10 oOOl When II begins 70 form
nut few sroUbfuls nj q time into . boui
snd Whip vigorously 6svoring 10 the rnss
rater Wien 10 IL yellow spooes
put into n vet mould with cylinder In
he center. DO this on Saturday. On sun
,isy Turn into dish and GIL the hole In the
center With whipped cream, Just chusned:
lay more whipped cream about the bs.e.
Live ell other prsparsiions 81 Eeisiins, THE
sbonId be kept upon ice until you are fesdy
70 use II.
ICED coyvTE AND SLICED CAKE
Make the coffee NJ breakfast time; u
should b. very strong. While bot sdd one
fourth ss much boiling milk. When ood
tut in Ice and serve with mIs ics % the
ipmble,s. Send around bsskst Of cake
With IT,
HsW They DeGssssve1.
Prom fhs Mn Bars~ ReO<Av.
IL WAS excuSsion day 1t Block Island
and big stesmer from New Ipntpa
hsd depoeited load Of trsnsient VII.
tors, chiefly from the hack districtA.
One eyed farmeraDd hiAspouse wander.
ID past the clerks desk dinins.foou-
wards, when hs hailed them: