Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-09
PRODUCE.
wholesale Market Quotations
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, september ., 1871.
Home grown produce still comes in In
large quantities. Sweet potatoes are COM
ing In freely, and start off at a fair price.
Butter is scarce, anc the supply OF eggs is
very tight. Apples are in good demand;
supply fair Ounces have made their ap-
pearance in the market, and prices are firm.
Prices on other farm products vary but lit
tie from last weeks quotations. Following
are prices:
Butter, creamery, 25a3Oc; country choice
2Oa22c; country good Sa12c; country fair
4a5c.
Eggs at 15a16c per dozen. Demand good,
coming in light and supply good.
New Beans, for hand-picked navy the
demand is good but the supply is scarce;
prices are 81 00a2 % per bushel.
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, liza
121Sc; New York, 12al214c; Limoerger,
10al21Sc; Sweitzer, 15c; market nominal, de-
maud fair, supply fair.
Poultry, old, live chickens, 81 75a3 90 per
dozen. Chickens, hens per pound, Sa9c;
Spring chickens % 5OaS 90 per dozen; per
ID. 10al2c.
Lard, country prime in fair demand at
Gaze: very scarce.
Onions, home raised, 81 GOAL 25 per
bushel.
Cabbage, homo grown new SOC per par
rel home grown, supply strong
Apples, new, barrels 81 25al so; supply
fair, demand good.
Tomatoes, home grown 40a50c per bush
ell; supply fair demand good.
Green beans, home raised 3oaoOc per
bushel.
Wax beans, home raised 35a5Oc per
bushel.
Cucumbers, Sa5c per dozen.
New potatoes, Early Rose, fancy, 81 25a
l so per barrel; common 75c per barrel.
Sweet potatoes 50 50a3 so per barrel.
Watermelons, Ohio River melons, S6al2.
Peaches, Csc to S5c per basket; supply
plentiful.
HuckeIberries, 81 70 in half bushel
baskets.
Muskmelons, 81 25a1 so per barrel; sup
ply scarce, demand good.
Plums, 50 75a3 90 per bushel; scarce.
Green corn, per barrel 75ca$l w.
GRAPES, 10 pound baskets soc; country
$3.50 per bushel; scarce.
Ounces, $50 per bushel.
Bartelle pears, 81 00a4 90 barrel.
Cantelopes, 75c to 81 rs per barrel.
NEW YORK, September S.-Flour, re-
ceipts "a. 900 packages; exports, 1000 bar
rels. market, moderately active; sales, 25,-
600 barrels. Wheat, receipts, $780, 900 bush
els: exports AL ,000 bushels; sales, 366,OOO
bushels futures and $1,000 bushels spot;
spot market dull and lower; No. red 9919c
aS1 90; ungraded red 9S14casl 091S; options
weak and lower; No. 2 red september
81 091sa1 0Ssl, closing at 81 OSs october
$1O41Sa1 O51f, closing at 81 0411; November
al O6: December 81 0714a1 0S2l, closing at
81 O75I; January 81 094; May 81 1874.
Rye. depressed; western 97a9Sc. Corn, re-
ceipts 163.O00 bushels: exports 1000 bush
els: sales 800, 600 bushels futures and 22,0O0
bushels spot; market irregular; ungraded
mixed 73a77c; September 72a72115c, closing
at re: October 671Sa6Sc, closing at 61s{c;
November 65$lc; December 5Szsa5Ss4c,
closing at 5Ssic; January 561Sc Oats, re-
ceipts $4,000 bushels; exports, l5o,OOO
bushels; sales 900 bushels futures and
10000 bushels spot; spot market, weaker
and moderately active; September oo%c;
October 3516c; November Soc; No. 2 white
spot 4Oc: mixed western 36&c; No. 2Chi-
cago 361Sc Hay and Hops, quiet. Gomez,
steady, at 5a10 points down. Sugar, frmer;
off A 414a44c: mould A 416c: standard A
4 7-l6c; confectioners' A Az powdered
41[c; granulated 41fc Molasses, firm.
Rice. firm and quiet Petroleum, quiet;
United 55c. Cottonseed Oil, more active;
crude Soc; yellow 36aS7c. Tallow, dull;
city 4sLc. Rosin, dull. Turpentine, quiet
and steady. Eggs, steady western Ioals11c.
d..
SIC: pulled 27a34c; Texas 17a24c. Pork,
weak and dull; old mess $40 25all 90; new
mess gil 75a12 %; extra prime $40 Qua
II 90. Cut Meats, firm. Lard, lower and
less active; western steam 81 %; October
a %: November 81 So; December % Al;
January 81 So: February s. 6S. Butter,
firme~. western dairy 12alSc; do. creamery
l5a241<c; Elgin 2213c. Cheese, quiet; west
ern case.
receipts which had accumulated since sat
urday was the principal reason 1or drop
of kals<c in the price OF wheat at the open
ing Of business this morning. Inc cables
renorted very weak markets abroad and
from the private foreign advices received
during the progress Of the session the ten
dency of prices there continued TO be down
ward. There was heavy business done
in the pit for first half hour, by which time
Oecember declined to 9SsSc. Slight reac-
tions took place, but did not check the
downward course and the market closed
about two cents lower than Saturday.
Corn, nervous at the opening, became &C
tive and stronger, but closed weak and
lower. Oats, dull and fluctuations were
narrow. Provisions strong and higher.
Eionr dull and 5alOc lower Wheat, cash
M 3 spring 93Xa94l4c; No. spring s2a
See: No. Q red eSs[s94llc; September asa
S &C. at 93l1 &c; December 9stlass1(c,
closing at osa<c; May 81 051sa1 06. closing
at 81 o51<. Corn, cash No: 2, o611c; Sep
TENDER Sol a6sc, closing at 661xc: October
sSa5Qs(c, closing at 5s9{c: May 461fa47sc,
closing at 46Zc. Oats, cash No. 2, and
September 29Jsa29hc; October 291a291<c,
closing at 29S<c; May SSaSSBc, closing at
sSI1c. Rye, No. at $50. Barley, o4c.
Flsxseed, 81 Oh. Timothy seed, u - Mess