Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-09-24
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Wheeling.
Bui,er-Prime 10 choice creamery 2jc
cic,ce dairy l49l6c; good 70 prIn.
:ountry rel lO@l+c; common ujre
eek 5@7c Good demand for good act
IL
Reeswa1-opoted at 28@32c y %.
8-ars-aond picked mediums 81 2i,la
/ - per bUshel.
Dried Fruit - New eYaporatet PATE
:ssches 25G2Sc; arpa-ed 30 l5@i6,
-s5pbsrriss 258S0c blackher-ias 'N
New sundred, apples, qnartered, q 33c
.iced, sole; peaches, new nHlvSs, st9Nf2
10 quarters, 74c; do pared l5@iSc
% blsckberries Sc; DC yaspoerries 22G925c
oitted cherries l28Ito. New H~raoorstE
,doles GGsc. Nsrket 90 Dried Fr1it non
ri; de'1eud GLOW.
Chees--Sales in 4 ioh,iug way OF priu,
u.ii Gk.5 factory at *, l23c; NGa H0G
l+tG.i5c; Swei;zer i&t9i5c; Liuharger y
aljc.
Foas-srictIy f-egd g'ock; deraac
,1ll.c 5Gl6c r doz.
Featbers-Choice, 50EE55c ia Origins!
packages. 4G35c NOR in small lots.
Honey-Choice white Glove, i532Gc.
.rGIce buckwheSt, l6(ctIHc.
Nqts-Shel5ac5s, :. 2jl6I 50; Black ai
auts, 50G60c: chesnuts - 0Gi1t 90.
Po'itoes-l0c per 6u8hel. NeS, P7!ne
81 25Cl so per Dbl; demand modsra;s.
Poultry-Live chickens, old - 5HC9& OF
z dos.1; spring chickens, 81 j092 80
Good d-uGEd.
Hngz-SteaGy at Halle ior white nix
Il coron; l@lic to- all wooi and ltl8%
or UlXed.
s~e-ls-Seles Of timothy seed at 81 9)9
. 90 = bushei; ciy7e., snail 3esa IS 5o4
: d: !srce = 2n@a y. ~ 70 quality.
Swee; c~ider-Country sweet & 90 Pc
0arrei. Demand fair.
Lard-Cou1try prime, Hose, demans
God.
WatesmeIops are scarce ana the demand
4cod. The River W~arermelons ere GOOD
ana brig from 81 to $l2 per hundred.
Apples, green, p Dbl. 5Oc9$l.O0
Cabbage, per Dol, 7jc. Dul! demand
Caute'opes sol 90 per Dbl.
Onions Tjc per bCshel.
tomatoes 3jcT Toe per brshel
Green corn, 65c per Dbl.
P'ums, s. 50 per bUshel.
Sweet Potatoes, $500 per barrel.
Ke~ YORK,
NEw Y0RE. September % -Flour-39
ceip,s 2-,SJ7 barrels; exports LII bar
.,ls. market firm; sales ii 500 barrels.
Wrsat-Svot firm, options opened firm,
later 5scame weak but c'o55d stronger; re-
.e'n,s IS. $50 Bushels; cxpo-'s 81 973 bush
-l.. sA!cs g,l.g.u 900 bushels future, l56.OCO
ousrels spot; No. , Chicago 2Oc; No. l
Nlrhcru 9lc; ung-aded red SL4G93ci
3d.. s red g2l(, "ic; teauer No. > red 92c;
y. . rod Pic. No. ! white &c; No. ,
rel Oc.o5er yf,|'7.c. ]cio.iu: at 97c;
November 97lmgg,c, closing At - e.; De.
.emher gA}cM& 81 OF. losing =. 81 OIL;
January 81 yu. al OF, closing at - coz;
february Il U5GIl OF, c.usiuE a. II O14
Hargh 81 Oi.ut Uj4. closing 1T 81 O1i
May 81 07.MI O>i, closing at 81 O8.
Ccrn-Easier; receipts l73.60O bushels;
-zpoyta S. 100 bushels; sales SOS, 900 bush
-ls fut.-e; 80 800 bushels spot uugraded
l~G sec; No. > ISiGiStc; No. > October
f. n Iplc. closing a. tie; November iSs
w 3ylc. closing n 4>ic; December sc;
January 81 C, February I6c; May l5&c,
3afs- Ga'.g b~ctirr; receipts llJ,lOJ lush
al-; ezyors l2Gi% bushels; mixed western
2-I.gLc; white do %"G54lc Hsy-tlrm
AID AMY active; shipping ilc. Hops
Steady aud in fair request. Cotee-SP5t
.air. RIO quiet at Sc; options dull ISLES
lD.l,0 bags; September Is 7@nl6.SOc; DC
-aszr G 15c; November 8 soc; Dec m5er
o. -sc: January s yJc; February 6.9jc;
N,arcb Iu.mI ujc Slgar-Quiet; cu'!oli
ard cruehsd 7icl-yc powdered II 100
lie. 1~rauuIa.ud &c. NUasses-Du N.ce
-S.,,dy and in moderate demand. Prtro-
.m-.rm: UuueG closed At q co.. Ia.
.,v-I..i,r at Sic. R~)si1-Fj:m. Tar
..,. T;7msr ~ 2ilG25c. E-,s-
firm ard demand fair; receipts t,7i9
racknces. Pork-S;eady aLd moderately
sc,iye; mess $40 oGt1lO 90; family mess
ril 2TMll %. Bset-Duii Guy extra
India mss 81 C0@l9 %. Cat Meas
Firm; picked bellies &c; Picklet hams
700 i0gc; shoulders +s@iic Lard
"..-rr,tIy active; western Itean spot
- .-lm6 80; October 81 2296 -; NO
yru5Ir So 25ta6 81; December 50 81;
r,r.a,v St IS: citi stsam%6 20. Bitter
Duiet snd barely steady; western Sc
SFsese-Firm and demand moderate. Cop
ser-Firm; lake ll5c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 23.-The whest mar;
ket was excited, nervous and very unsettled
throughout the entire session to-day. Out
side buying orders came pouring. IN upon
commission houses from parties holding TO
he belief of an immediate advance IN
rr;rfs, and this, added 10 the rather exciting
tone of cables respecting the po:s'o'lty OF
var, gave q strong impulse to values. a
Inc opeuing the November wheat option
shot up TO S9{c as against S7Se at the close
asst night. 1t was found that the offerings
~ere very large end the msrket sloTiy re-
ceded q CENTS from outside h1ures OIL Tue
morning, clo.iug al the lowest prices OF the
~ e nrdrr v,s;srdAy Flour-Frm and
IcharFsd. Wbent-OPened very strong
# l-Gl:c higher than yesterday, prce-
var,iug lG!c in different portions OF tn
rrwd. hrr f-a'uolly fell back 2G2!c o.
zee r, sIiz;rg, With some tiuctla ions, ""'
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