Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-17
PRODUCE.
Pittspurr produce Market.

poorer grades are also being bought up Tor
shipment East In regard TO eggs there
has been but little change in the position
OF the local market for some days. Some
dealers are inclined TO think that the
feeling is easier, out for No. fresh stock
full prices are still being realized. Cheese
is firm at the advance, and some OF the
more sanguine dealers predict still higher
prices within the next few days. Ohio
| manufacturers have their ideas away up.
Irish potatoes continue in steady demand,
| and choice stock commands good prices.
Sweet potatoes are in liberal supply and
weak. Green apples continue draggy
owing to an abundance Of other fruits.
Timothy seed continues to move freely and
full prices are being realized.
BEANs-New crop of New York and
Michigan peas, 81 05a2 Is per buShel; hand
picked mediumS2 00a2 % per bushel; Lima,
new &C; Pennsylvania and Ohio beans,
81 Goal 40 per bushel.
BUTTKR-Elgin creamery, 2Sa30c: Ohio
fancy creamery, 25a21c; fancy country
roll, 23a25c; low grades and cooking l0al2c
grease, 3a4c.
DOMESTIC FRUITs-App'es, fancy, e 5Oa
IS per barrel; choice, 81 00a2 %; common
| 81 GOAL so; peaches, fancy, g OOa2 % PEI
| bushel; choice, 81 50al 80; common. 81 25a
| l 30; plums, damson, 80 00a3 25 per bushel
prunes, 81 50a2 rs; Lombard, 81 00a2 80;
| Washington, 80 00a3 so; green cages, & 81
az 10; yellow cages, 81 50a2 90; large blue,
81 5Oa3 90. gears, Bartlett, 81 5Oal "a
per bushel; Tyson, 81 5Oal 20; Seckler
81 25a1 50; Bell. 81 JOal Is; Clapp's favorite
81 75a2 90.
CHEESE Ohio, new 1O4a1O<c;N New York
| 1OLallc; fine fall make, faucyne Wis
consin, Swiss bricks, 141Sal5c; Wiscon'
| sin Sweitzer, in tubs, 12al3c; limburger,
! llal2c; Ohio Swiss, 12al3c, as TO quality
! Swiss in boxes, No additional.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
| Ohio, in cases. l9a2Oc.
GRAPES - Concord grapes, Sa4c: Ives
| seeding 3a4c: white grapes, 5a7c.
GREEN TRUCK-Tomatoes fancy acme,
| home raised, 75ca$l CO.; cabbage, 81 5Oal "a
per barrel; homegrown cucumbers, 1Oal5c
per dozen; green onions, lOal5c per dozen
radishes, l5a2Oc per dozen; csulittower,
81 GOAL 25 per dozen; egg plant, 4Oa5Oc per
dozen, yellow danvers, 81 GOAL 10 per bush
ell; onions, 50 00a3 25per barrel; celery, 25a
! soc per bunch.
.HomxY-New, 81 70 per barrel of zoo
pounds.
PoULTRY-Springc chickens, large, 45a55c;
small, 40a50c; dressed chickens, l3sl4c per
pound; dressed spring chickens, 15al6c per
pound dressed ducks, 12al3c per pound
old live chickens, 75aS0c per pair, as TO
size; live ducks, 40a50c per pair.
PoTAToEs-Sales from store in small
lots, 81 50a2 80 per barrel for fancy rose,
and So 00a2 % for good; Jersey sweets,
8 00a3 %; Baltimore sweet potatoes
| & 00a2 % per barrel.
SEEDs-Timothy seed 81 OOa2 10; clover,
s. 75a7 90; blue grass, g OOa2 %.
WATERMELoNs-S lOa2O per 100; canta-
| loupes, 1-barrel crate, 81 GOAL 20; Jenny
! Lind, 50al IS per crate; Anne Arundel
! cantaloupes. 81 25a2 80 in sugar barrels;
per crate, 81 GOAL 20.
CRANBERRtEs-C Cape Cod, in barrels,
80 00aI0 %; per crate, 3 25a3 80
CHICAGO, September 16.-Corn fields
spotted with frost proved more influential
| to-day than wild-eyed reports about chol-
era. Yesterdays drop in wheat was prac-
tically recovered. Wheat opened stronger,
mainly on the recovery of the trade from
| the depression caused yesterday by the
cholera canards. A good deal OF wheat
| thrown overheard then was bought back:
| There was not much for sale, however, and
| corn showing decided strength, 1t was
| found necessary to bid up some in order 70
get il back. Laterin the day the market
| gave way to a limited extent on the report
that cholera had made lis appearance IN
| Philadelphia and the rumored failure OF q
! bank in London, but q reaction set IN and
a fairly strong feeling prevailed. Corn
| started stronger and higher. The trade
also felt a little more bullish over the pri-
waite advices from the corn belt Nota few
houses had messages saying the warmer
weather showed considerable spotting OF
| fields by frost. The oats market was qulel
and steady TO firm, within narrow range
| The provision market started trmer anc
higher and the advance was we'll MAINTAIN
ed during the session. Flour steady and
uncbanged. Wheat, cash, No.2 spring 125gc;
| No. spring Csc; No. , red 129sc; Septem
Der 72a7256c, closing at 725Sc; October asa
| 1910, closing at 731Sc; December 1o4 q
| 7551c, closing at 1890. Corn, cash No. 2
47lSc; September 471[a47&c, closing. al
| 47I5c; October 4791a4o15c, closing at 4S7sci
Nav 5O3Ia5l3Sc, closing at Size Oats
cash No. ,, 1880; September 335SaSS93c
closing at $3.50; October, 339sa33lsc, clos
| ing at S356c; May S1saSI9sc, closing al
S7$Sc Rye, No. 2 551sc. Barley, NO. :
67c. Flaxseed. at 81 %. Timothy seed, al
81 ~. Mess Pork, cash, $40 10; OCTOBER
| $40 O2I6al0 Ii, closing at $40 1913 January
an T7Ia1l s7IS. closing at 81 IS. Lard
| cash. s. 40; October, s. 271la7 40, closing al
- 40; January e. 7Oa6 -, closing at So 721S
Short ribs. cash a. 6Oa165; September
A 62I6a7 65, closing at s. 65; October 81 Goa
S65' closing at 81 65; January Sc 0615a6 1919
| closing AZ IS 12H. Shoulders, 20 9Oa7 90
| Short clear. s. g5aS 90. Whisky at 81 10
| Rntter. quiet: fancy creamery 24a25c; hne
Western 3Oa23c; fine diaries l9a23c; .ordin-
srv I6aISc. Eggs, firm; choice 19c. Re-
| CENTS = Flour, 1900 barrels; wheat
| SIa'OOO bushels; corn, 5000; bushels;
| oats- 264, OOO bushels; rye, $1,000 bushels;
| harley. s. 600 bushels. hipments-Flour
| : 400 barrels; wheat $4,000 bushels
| corn 2O6. 600 bushels; oats, 245,OOO bush
els: rye, 5000 bushels; barley, 5000 bush
els.
Nav York. September 16.-Flour, re
ceipts, $4,000 packages: exports, S'UVo ! Dar
rsIs. market steady. Wheat, receipts, 4O2,
60o bushels: exports l67, O0G bushels; sale:
! $50 600 bushels futures and $4,000 bushels
snot. market dull and hrmer; No. 8 rec
| 75i[o. migrated 73a17Slc; options nrmer
| Nc rad SPOT 7SlSc; October 7SS[a195sc
.iosing At roe; November S01Sc; December
| 81 J(aS2llc, closing at 81 c. Sorh, IeoelPt'
$50 600 bushels; exports o,UOV ousne1s, sale'
/ 945 600 bushels futures ana 4l,VVO pusn l,aI
s1ot: market quiet and tirmer' unSraaet
,ttS1ed 55e57lkc: September 555sc; October
I sac. Noyemb Der 56a56Ssc, closing az 5oSsc
| Daeenber SIC. Oats, receipts lS5,OOO oush
sls. exports SOC, 900 bushels; sales SSo,OO'
bnshels futures and $4,000 bushels spot
.,,,aylret steadier; September 1850; Octooe
asI<c. November $3.50: December 4v4
| S0s9c closing ST 40Ssc; No. spot wnit
| aSlSaSsS/c: No 2 Chicago SS7<c Hay
on;at Hops, quiet; State common Y
choice 1Sa22c. Coffee, 5al5 points up; Sep
ser,,har l3. 75a13 soc: October 1900 NO
.r--aIs,. n soc: December, January ant