Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-07-22
REGISTER OFFICE,
Wurrr I,,lr- d 1901

Oarfel, nome grown, supply BOOu.
Apples, new. 6-peck box '5casl 90; barrels
Radishes 15a20c per dozen.
Green Onions, 20c per dozen.
Tomatoes, 81 75a2 90 per crate. Fancy
Mississippi tomatoes, $3.50 4 basket
crate.
Green beans, home raised 5Oa75c per
bushel.
Wax beans, home raised 5Oa75c per
Dushel
Green peas, rs to 500 per bushel, home
grown.
Cucumbers, 15a20c per dozen.
New potatoes, Early Rose, fancy, g 00to
2 80 per barrel; common - 80.
Cherries, 75c per pail
Gooseberries, 50 90 per bushel.
Raspberries, 10c per quart.
Watermelons, SIS 00a25 90 per 100.
Peaches, 81 00a2 90 per bushel.
Huckelberries, = 90 in half bushel bas-
kets.
Blackberries, SOC per pail Supply is
good, and prices will De lower.
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, July 21.-The egg market
continues slow, the hot weather having
curtailed consumption, but there has been
no further change in prices. Choice cream
cry butter and fine cheese continue in good
demand and prices are firm as quoted. Po-
tatoes continue in liberal supply and prices
are weak and dropping. Green apples in
large supply and very dull. Cabbage low
er under the influence Of increased offer
ings. Berries sold pretty freely at prices
quoted.
APPLEs-Early harvest, fine, 81 50a2 90
per barrel; choice, 75caS 90 per barrel.
VEGETABLEs-Egyptia onions, s. 25a
3 50 per box; California onions 81 IS per
bushel; Southern onions, 81 75a5 per
barrel; cucumbers, $lal 25per bushel box;
green beans, 75caS1 90 per box; wax beans
81 25a150; Tennessee tomatoes, 4-basket
case, 81 GOAL 80; egg plant, 81 GOAL 25 per
dozen; cabbage, large crates, 81 25al 30;
small crates, 75cat1 90; barrels, 81 GOAL %.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery, 20a2lc; other
brands, 16a17c; fancy country roll, l2al3c;
choice country roll, l0al2c; low grades and
cooking Gaze; grease, 3a4c.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, new,
7]1a7$4c; New York, 9a94c; fancy new
Wisconsin Swiss, bricks, 1314al4c; Wis
consin Sweltzer new in tubs, 13al4c; linn
berger, new, 10al1c; Ohio Swiss new,
10al1c, as to quality.
PARTNERSHIPS from store in jobbing
way: Tennessee rose 81 75a3 90 per Dbl.
Jersey rose, q 25a2 90.
SEEDs-West recleaned medium clover
jobbing at a SO; mammoth, s. 95; timothy,
81 50a1 So for prime and 81 90 for choicest;
blue grass, g 65a2 so; orchard grass, 81 70;
millet, 81 10; German, 81 25; Hungarian,
81 10; fine lawn, 25c per h.; seed buck
wheat 81 4Oa1 60.
HoMINY-S3 IS per bbl of 200 lbs.
MAPLE SYRUP-New crop 75casl 90 per
gallon; maple sugar Sa10c per FOUND.
EGGs--Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 17al71Sc.
PoULTRY-Dressed spring chickens, 22a
23c per Id; dressed chickens, old, u
a13c per pound; dressed ducks, 9a1Oc per
pound; dressed turkey, 9al0c per pound;
live turkeys, Sal0c per pound; live chick
ems, old, 75aS0c per pair, as to size; live
ducks, 50a60c per pair; geese, 50a75c per
pair: live spring chickens, 65a75c per pair.
PEACHEs-Choice 81 50a2 90 per bushel;
common 75caSl 90 per bu.
HoNEY-New crop white clover 1Sa20c
per ID. buckwheat 12a15c.
TALLOw-Country, &c per h.; city, sc
per ID.
-s1Oa2Oper 100, according
to size and quality.
basket, 81 00a2 %.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Flour, receipts
$4,000 barrels; exports :, 900 barrels; market
active; sales 2,l50 barrels Wheat, re-
ceipts 245,000 bushels; exports, $4,000
bushels; sales 1,1s6, 400 bushels futures, and
IL. 900 bushels spot; spot market firm,
high; ungradei red 95; No. Chicago
81 o.; options firm; No. red July
96a971Sc; closing at 97c; August 931l at
94$[c, closing at 945Sc; September 95; Oc-
tober 94Xc; closing at 96c. Rye steady.
western 741Sc. Corn. receipts $4,000 bush
els: exports $4,000 bushels; sales $4,000
bushels futures and 1900 bushels spot;
market dull; ungraded mixed 6Sa7lc;
July 6Slc; August 641sc; September 6l$Ic;
October 60%c; December $40. Oats,
receipts 12l, 900 bushels; exports -
bushels; sales, 10000 bushels futures and
$1,000 bushels spot; spot market quiet
and lower; July 401Sc; August $3.50; Sep
TENDER SEC; mixed western 3sa43c;
quiet Hops easy; State common 10
choice, 1Sa2lc. Coffee, steady 5al5 points
down; July 169Oal695; August 1910;
September 1850; October 1455; Novem-
Der 13.70a13.S5; December 1850: jan
uary 1345; March 13.35a13.40; Spot Rio,
firm 1910 Sugar firm. Molssses steady.
Rice steady. Petroleum, steady: United,
67Lc. Cottonseed oil, steady. Tai
low, quiet. Resin, quiet. Turpentine,
dull and weak, 81. Eggs quiet; western
I7c. Wool, weak and quiet; domestic
fleece, 30a SIC: pulled, 23a34; Texas, la
"a. Pork firm; old mess. Sllal2; new
mess. Sl2.5 0al3. Cut meats, quiet. Lard
quiet and firm; western steam IS 20; July
IS 20; August s. 76; September e So; DC
tober S6 80. Butter, quiet; western dairy
llal4c; do creamery, 14alSc. Cheese,
firm. Pig iron duh. Copper. weaker;
Lake $125O. Lead steady, S4371S. Tin
dull; Straits 5000.
CHICAGO, July 21.-Wheat started this
morning with rafting boom, as booms 90
these days, and it held most Of the advance
to the close. II was bull day as 70 news.
Gables reported Liverpool higher, with
good demand and Paris Arm, while there
were ''scary'' dispatches about the situa-
ton in Russia and India All domestic
markets were higher. The short interest
was quickly alarmed at the strength in the
situation and there was a wild scramble.
The bulge in New York and ST. Louis be-
gan to realize, selling freely, and the mar
ket weakened. After the noon hour there
was another sudden squirt, owing TO az a.
Tempt 10 cover considerable line OF shorts.
The trade was very sensitive and ready 70
respond 10 slight influences n either direc-
ton. Corn was strong and higher. Re
ceipts were about $50 cars less than ex-
uected. and wheat and provisions developed
rreat strength. Corn quickly fell into line
and sold up. Oats were strong the fore
noon on crops and strength in other grains,
but weakened some In the afternoon Hog
products were firm and higher. Flour,
unchanged. Wheat, cash, No. spring