Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-23
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.

Dried Fruit-New eVapOrated pareC
peaches 17a1Sc; impaired do 1Oa12c; rasp
berries 17a18c; blackberrieS Ease: new sun
dried apples, quartered, haze, sliced 4a5c
peaches, new halves, 4!a5!c; do quarters 4
a5c; do pared 15a1sc; pitted cherries aa9c
new evapOrated apples 5a6c. Market Oh
dried fruit nominal; demand moderate.
Cheese-Sales in jObbing way OF prime
mild Ohio factory at SIC; New York lSa
14c; Sweitzer 10a11c; Limberger Sal2c.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stOckat 14tO l5cpeI
doz.; supply light and demand good.
Feathers Choice, 50a55c, in original
packages; 4a5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choicc white clover, 13al4ci
| choice buckwheat, 12al4c.
Potatoes-ChOice new home raised, 81 u
al 40 per Dbl. demand good; supply light.
Poultry-Live chickens, old 81 0Oa2 81
per dozen; young, 81 75a2 90; demand
good, supply fair.
Rags-Steady at 14a12c for white mixed
cotton; 1a1lc for all wool and ltal!c for
mixed.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 Is per bushel
| Golden Millet 81 % per bushel.
Lard-COuntry prime, 54a6c; demand
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new,
75a$l 90; common 5Oa75c per barrel; de-
mand fair, supply good.
Onions-New, 50aG0c per bushcl; slow
demand.
Cabbage-At 5Oa75c per Dbl; demand
slow, supply good.
PeacheS-Per crate 81 25a1 50; in halt
bushel baskets, fancy stock, SOal %; de-
mand good; supply light.
Roasting Ears-Per dozen SAFE; de-
mand poor; supply good.
TomatOes-Per bushel, 40a5Oc; demand
slow; supply good.
Pears-Bushel crates, 81 25a1 80; bar
rels, 50 90; Bartlett pears, 81 OOa5 90 per
barrel; demand good; supply light.
Cucumbers-At &c per dozen; demand
slow; supply good.
CanteioupeS-AtS 81 OOa$1 - per barrel;
demand fair; supply slow.
Grapcs-At 2a3c per pound; demand
poor; supply good.
Sweet potatoes-S2 OOa2 25 per barrel;
Jerseys, So 90 to 3 %; supply
moderate; demand light.
WatermelOns-$6 00al2 90 per hundred;
slow supply; demand good.
New York.
NEW YORK, September 22.-FlOur-Re-
ceipts 2l, 100 barrels; exports 1,669 bar
rels and 2O,2i6 sacks; dull; sales 1900.
Wheat-Receipts 1872, 45O bushels; exports
30 75 bushels; spot lots, triile lower, OPP
tions opened n trifle better, closing
steady; sales 1924, 600 bushels futures;
3iS, 900 bushels spot; No.2 spring Sl4aS5c;
Mol hard seaside; ungraded spring S2{a
S3c; ungraded red SlaSS!c {; No. ) red S3ia
Sic; No. l red 904c; No. l white SO;
mixed westerns q; NO.2 red, SeptemberS5ia
S5dc, closed at S5ic; October S5{aS5 7-l6c,
closed at sole; November 81 5-46aSSc,
closed at SIZE; December S9aS9 ll-l6c,
closed at S93c; January 80 9-l6a9lt &c,
closed ut 9O3 May 965a91c, closed ut 96sc.
Corn-Spot lots &c and options la3c
lower, closing at q slight recovery; receipts
253,lO0 bushels; exports 91,OlS bushels;
sales 1O2, 900 bushels; Ungraded 47aiS!c;
No. > September 4Sa4Slc, closing 4Sc;
October ISIa473c, closed at 4S2c; Nov
ember 49ga5O5c, closed at 49{c, Dec
mber 5OSa51c, closed at 5O{c; January
SHE. COflee-SpOt fair; Rio quiet mt Ike;
options 1Oa2O points higher and fairly
active; ~salesi7, $50 bags: September 9.7Oc;
October 8. 6Oa9. roc; November 9.5Oa9. 60c;
December 9.50a9. SOC; January, 9.50a
a.55c; February 9.50a9.55; March 9.50a
$3.50; April 9.50a9. 60c. Sugar-Dull,
md barley steady; Centrifugal 5sc; mo-
lasses sugar 4 5-l6c; refined dull; mould
of A ) 7-16a5Ic: standard at 53c; cut loaf
| md crushed 65-l6c; granulated &c.
Rice-Firm. Petroleum-Firm; United
1t 65c. Tallow-Steady. ROsin-Dull
At 81. GOAL. O74. Turpentine-Firm at 3Sc.
EggS-In fair demand and firm; receipts
Isis packages; western 20c. Pork
Generally steady, but quiet; sales 200
barrels; mess quoted at SO 50a1O15 old;
Sll 25all5O new. Cut Meats-Firm;
picked shoulders 6a6lc; do hams 104c;
10 bellies &C. I~ard-Opened firm, later
declined 3a5 points, closing dull and
| heavy; western steam spot 800; Septem-
| Der 81 15a7 %; October Sc 55a6 81; Nov
| ember So 4laG 40; December So 4la6 46;
January Sc 4Sa6 53; city steam s. 50.
Butter-Firm and demand fair; Cheese
Quiet, hut stronger.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, September 22.-There was a
weak and heavy feeling in nearly all the
| speculative lines on Change to-day, and
the advance in prices of yesterday was
lost. In wheat the opening was steady,
influenced by the tirmer tone Of foreign
markets. Later on, under free offerings,
chiefly on the part of local operators, the
market became lower and prices declined
1c, ruled Steadier, and closed Sc under yes
terday. On the afternoon board the market
was a little iirmer. Wheat-No , spring
wheat sold at 733c; No. , spring 67fa
iSIc, closed at 674c; No. , red 143c; No. 3
red 71@c. COrn-Opcned easier; prices
| declined Gale and closed on regular board
&c under Yesterdays; No. > cash 3Sa3S5c;
No. 8 37a37Ic; No. > cash 25lc. Rye
ruled steady; No. ,, 4S@c. Barley-Tame;
No. . 5Sa6lc. Flax Seed-Steady; No. l
81 Isl. Mess Pork-Unsettled; early in
the session prices rallied to 1Oal2lc, then
under heavy offerings receded 50a52!c for
near and 2Oa25c for deferred deliveries,
| rallied 1Oa20c and closed quiet; cash lots
| 50 75a9 So. Lard-Quiet and easy; cash
s. l5a7 20. Short RibSides-Unsettled
s. 90. Boxed M~eats-Quiet; shoulders Ga
| Ole; short clear 81 1Oa7 10. WhiSky-Tn-
changed ut 81 Il. Sugars-Unchanged.
Butter-Firm; creamery 16a26e; dairy 15a
1Sc; packing stock Sas!e. Eggs-Firm at
16a16lc.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September , .-Flour-
| Dull. Wheat-Opcned steady and clos,
ed dull. No. , red Sept. S3!aS3!c, Oct.
| s3yaS3sc, Nov. S5ias5!c Dec. s7as7!c.
Confirm and quiet. Steamer, No .
mixed track 4s4c; steamer No = lowmixed
47Ic; No. = mixed 4Sla49c; No. > yellow
49jc. Futures steady; NO.2 mixed, Sept.
47a47Ic; Oct 47sa47se; Nov. 4S!a4S3c;
Dec. 473a4S. Oats-SpOt 4 shade firmer:
rejected white, 312c: No. 3 white, 33lc,
No . white 35c; No. l white 36c. Flu
lures firm but quiet. Noe white, Sept,
! S43a35c; Oct. 35aS5lc; Nov. 35ia36c; Dec,
| 36ia362c; PrOvisiOns-Steady. Lard
| Steady. Butter-Firm, and good demand
Western dairy extra Ice; do good to choice
l2al5c. Cheese-Frm; Ohio flats 9alOsc
Cincinnati.
r,---~,rU Ganfamher Cotton -