Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-10
PRODUCE.
The Wholesale Market Quotations.

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WHEELING. September @, 1880.
The market continues good. Green stun
is arriving i'm liberal quantities and choice
stock moves off without trouble. Apples
are In splendid demand. Potatoes are
draggy. Eggs are i'm good demand and
scarce and the supply of butter has IN
creased. Poultry is i'm strong demand.
Prices are somewhat changed.
We quote the following prices:
Butter, country choice lSa23c; country
good 1aSc; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at lNal9c per dozen Demand,
strOngand scarce
Beans, for hand picked navy the demand
is good but the supply is scarce; prices are
81 Goal 80 per bushcl
Cheese, prime mild Ohio factory Zoe;
New York lO4c; Limberger l3alfc;
Sweitlcr T. 5al3c; market nominal, de-
mand fair, supply heavy
Potatoes, new potatoes - 1ja3 90 per
barrel: sweet ;! jOa2 -; demand good,
supply scarce.
Poultry. old. livechickcns, . 25a3 80 per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound Sa9c; old
cocks &c; spring chickens, per pound, lOa
| lie; per dozen 81 50a3O0; ducks, per pound,
Young l5c; scarce.
Lard, country prime M lAr demand NJ
Z a>c; very scarce.
Onions demand fair, supply good atSl -
| 81 so per bushel; very scarce.
Cabbage, new, 81 - per barrel; demand
light, supply heavy.
Beans. green, home grown, 81 90 per
/ bushel demand good, supply scarce.
/ WatcrmclOns, SO OOa25 90 per hundred,
according TO size.
Cauteloupes. 81 5Oa1 - per barrel; de-
mand fair, supply scarce.
| Apples, 81 COAL 30 per barrel; supply
] .-....I .N..rrturrI Irnnl
/ SCucumbcrs, i5a2O cents per dozen; de-
mand fair.
Corn. green, 81 75a2 90 per barrel; dc
maud strong and supply light.
/ Tomatoes, home grown, 1OalOc per
| bushcl; demand fair supply good
syNDElEs.
Rags. steady at AL e for white mixed
cotton: a e for all wool, and llialts Ion
mixed
Feathers, choice in original packages, Asa
/ soc; i'm small lots 4a5c extra.
Seeds. clover, per bushel, choice - %
prime 81 -. Timothy. choice 81 40; prime
= GO Extra clean blue grass 81 30; Or.
chard grass. choice II p; prime al 20. ked
/ top 75c: millet Soc; common mlllet 'oc'
| Hungarian 15c; market nominal
Honey, white clover, per pound l5aioc'
pure strained Saluc.
Dried Apples. Ohio and West Va. i S
per mound 4a4 5c; blackbcries &c; cher
/ ries. pittcd, 7asc; raspberries l5alSc.
Beeswax, per pound, pic.
NEW YORK. September 9.-Flour, receipts
| "a. 2T3 packages; exports 5000 barrels ana
Lass sacks: market dull and heavy; sales
/ 10000 barrels. Wheat. receipts l3rVOD
bushels: $4,000 bushels sales 3,5'b'OO,
| bushels futures, and GN.OoO DuShels spot
market irregular but quiet; No. req
/ 4. "a 4 f.4uIf lrls M norm
! ern 81 1915 options closed firm No req
September 81 OOa- October 81 OO's De
lcember 81 O28t alO 80, closing at y O5Sl
I Nav 81 Okla SOi4, closing at Il "
rive firm: Western CSC. Corn, receipts
/ 90 500 bushels: exports 6S,OOO bushels
sales 100000 bushels futures, ana 10
/ bushels spot; market dull but steady
unrraded mixed 53ai a53Lc; september
| 53i.c. October 53c; November 90. ao5c'
closing at 53c: December 33c; May d {.
Oats. receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
365 bushels; sales 5000 bushels lutureS'
and $4,000 bushels spot; market steady
September 4O}sc; October 4C.+c' M MA!
i9i.c. spot No. white 4la5Oc; No Chi-
caro 4l7lc. Coffee, steady and unchanged.
Suqar raw dull: refined i-c lower; I 2-3c'
evtra & > O. l6a5 :; white extra [ 3isc.
veilnw 5i,5a.c: off \ Ga6 slice; mould
n =, standard 4 6i5c; confecuoner a
KS ~, culoaf and crushed l-lGc. powdered
G7lc: granulatcd and cubes 8 a6 e. kice'
firm. Petroleum, quiet; United oo-- q.
Cotton Seed Oil, quiet. Tallow, stronger :
city DC. Turpeutine, steady. hoSiu'
steady. Eggs, steady; western I'a- ~
Wool steady but dull; domestic fleece o,'d
a.. pulled 26a34c; Texas l'a2ic. Forh'
fsirlv active and firm; mess Sll 21al2 W.
s~-tr5 mime $40 50all co. Cut Meats
steady Lard. quiet; western steam
u al: October s. -; November - oi :
december 81 -: January SO Butler'
EASY: western dairy 9.5al+c. CheeSe'
easier; Ohio fats 0af4o.
CmcAeo. September a good business
,vas transacted in wheat and prices
,,.S,., AGAIN lower II was mainly
loeai with shorts covering and the longs
selling Market advices from abroad were
nm fq,orable Corn, there was moderate
tro5inq. most of which was local within
narro,y limits. Oats was traded in moder-
otelv and a steady feeling prevailed. PRO
visions. moderate trading. Flour, IN
changed. Wheat. cash No. . spring ~ "a
QQc: No. spring S9a90c; No. red vs. G.
September 81 a99c, closing at - G; De
celnber 81 coal Olis, closing at 81 Ola /.
NavSl O4al 05is, closing NJ 81 O1'4 Corn
cash No. =. 45i5c; September 40 a43e4c C.,
closing at 45i5c: October 49, AIS &c, closing
IN 45i G: May A. a45 &c, closing at +13sc.
Oats. cash No > and September S3sc;
October 95isa355lc. closing al &i4c; May
81, ass &c, closing at 3Nl.c. Rye, No. :,