Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-14
PRODUCE.
Pittsburg Produce Market.

PITTsBURG, November l3.-IherelS q con-
tiDued good degree Of activity in produce
commission circles and it would be lncreas-
ed considerably by the advent OF colder
weather, which always increases the de-
mand for almost everything in this line at
this season of the year. Butter and cheese
continue TO move freely at prices quoted,
and while the demand is only moderate
there is no trouble in realizing full prices
for fresh stock when guaranteed as such.
There is continued good degree OF actlv'
ity in Irish potatoes but the supply is am
pie, hence no improvement in prices.
Green apples in large supply and slow.
Beans and dried fruit expected to move
more freely later on in the season. There
is fair demand for buckwheat flour but
no improvement in prices; on the contrary
they are lower.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, 81 00a2 10 per bushel; hand
picked medium. 81 00a2 10 per bushel: Lima,
new, 41Sc. Pennsylvania and Ohio beans,
81 Goal 10 per bu-
brands, 2Sa30c; fancy country roll, Csc;
choice country roll, 20a22c; low grades and
cooking 6a7c; grease, 3a4c.
CABBAGE-On track, 2a3c per head.
CHEEsE-Ohio full cream, mild, new, 1O11
a1O3Ic; New York, 10&allc; fancy new
Wisconsin, Swiss bricks, l3kal4c; Wis
consin Sweitzer new in tubs, baby C;
nmberger, new, 1115al2c; Ohio Swiss, new,
1lal2c, as to quality.
CRANBERRIEs-Jersey, 81 00a2 % per box;
Cape Gods, 81 00a2 IS.
EGGs--Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 24a25c; cold-storage,
2la22c.
GAME-Rabbits, 35a4Oc per pair; wild
turkeys, 81 25a1 so each; geese, 90casl 90
each; ducks, Mallard, 50 50a3 rs per dozen !;
teal, 81 75a3 co.; mixed. 81 75a2 90; pleas
ants, a 50a5 90 per dozen; quail, - 00a2 25
per dozen; squirrels, 15eaSl 90 per dozen !;
woodcock, 81 90 per dozen.
HoNEY-New crop white clover, 12a15c
per pound; buckwheat, 12al5c.
MAPLE SYRUP-75aS5c per gal; maple su-
gar, 7%laSc per 10.
ONIoNs-Yellow danvers, 81 so per bar
rel; yellow onions, 65a70c; per bu; Spanish,
81 l5a1 25 per crate.
PoTAToEs-From store, choice stock, Asa
SOC per bushel; Irish, on track, 35a4Oc per
bushel; Baltimore sweets, 81 GOAL % per
barrel; Jersey sweets, IS O0a3 % per bar
rel
PouLTRY-Dressed spring chickens, la
l3c per ID; dressed chickens, old, 10
a11c per pound; dressed ducks, 12a13c per
live turkeys, 9al0c per pound; live chick
ems, old, 6Oa70c per pair, as to size; live
ducks, 50a60c per pair; geese, 81 OOa1 %
per pair; live spring chickens. 5Oa6Oc per
pair.
SEEps-Western recleaned medium clover
iobbing at IS %; mammoth, s. 40; timothy,
81 40 for prime and 81 so for choicest;
blue grass, s. 65a2 so; orchard grass, 81 75;
millet. 81 90; German, 81 ID; Hungarian,
81 10; fine lawn, 25c per b.; seed buck
wheat 81 40a1 so.
CHICAGO, November 13-The wheat
market was unusually settled to-day, due,
however, not so much to external inf1u-
ences and reports as TO plumbers OF one OF
the posting clerks. After the various bull
and bear reports had been coming In Tor
some time and exerting their contradictory
influences, some Russian crop hgures, pur-
porting to come from an English journal.
were posted. To the surprise OF all these
figures showed the Russian crop OF wheat
with other cereals to be largely in excess
of last years crops For a few minutes
everybody seemed to want to sell at once,
and of course sharp break in prices fol-
lowed. the market declining 1Ss TO l5sc, or
TO the lowest point of the day. A second
calculation showed that the figures at first
presented were wrong, and made the yield
Smaller all around than last year, and a
partial recovery Of the early decline fol-
lowed. English cables were stronger. Con-
tinental markets were weaker and lower.
Receipts from the Northwest were heavy.
The market closed steady at about &c low
er than Yesterday. Corn, weaker and
lower. Oats, steady and lower. Provis-
ions. dull and prices unchanged. Flour,
unchanged. Wheat, cash No. 3 spring
9ssIa94lsc; No. 8 spring, SSxc; No. red
Q4SSa94Xc; November 9414a9o4c, closing
ar e35Ic: December s41<a961xc, closing at
Simc: May 81 0lasa1 Q3l4c, closing at
81 OI%. Corn, cash, No. 9 SIC; Novem-
her 5olIa52llc, closing at 5l%c; De-
cember Az a45Ssc, closing at 44ssc; May
SSs[a43ISc. closing at 42%c. Oats, cash,
NJ . 3lcL; November 30sl aSlL &c, closing
At S1Ilc: December SOL a30s<c, closing at
s0i[c: Nav, 3l5sa323sc, closing at 3l5sc.
Rye No, 2. 92c. Barley, SOC. Flsxseed,
asi<c Timothy seed, 81 %. Mess Pork,
cs.h and December IS 45aS so January
ali aolIal1 371S, closing atsll 311S; May
si1 67i1al1 721S, closing at $l1 Tx.
lard. cash 6 15a6 20; December So 17H;
January Sc 27JSa6 3211S, closing at s. 80;
NAV s5 60. Short ribs, cash, S. S0a6 25:
Decemaer and January Is S21S; May IS Us
az no. closing at s. OK. Shoulders IS GOA
12J5; short clear. s. 151Sa6 rs. Whisky
Al IS. Receipts-Flour. 21,0O0 barrels;
wheat. $50. 600 bushels; corn, 126, 600 bush
els: oats, 2S7, 900 bushels; rye, y, 600 bush
els. barley, 81, 600 bushels. Shipments
Flour. 5000 barrels; wheat, 26S, 600 bush
els; corn, $4,000 bushels; oats, 4Sl,ooo