Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-19
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,

WHEELING, Oct. Is, 1892. I
The market for fresh eggsis tirmer with
the demand increasing and arrivals falling
oil. Choice butter continues in fair de-
mand and commands full prices. Cheese
in fair request at full prices There was
an increased supply OF potatoes to-day, but
the demand was fully equal TO the same
and choice stock commanded full prices.
The demand for green apples was rather
better, but prices remained unchanged.
Butter, creamery, strong at 25a26c and
scarce; country choice loa2Oc; country
good Sa1OC; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at l9a2Ocp dozen scarce. Demand
good, supply very limited.
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 81 75a2 W
per bushel.
l2l6c; New York, 12al2]Sc; Lim0erger
lOI5al2C: SWeitzer. 1910; market nominal,
demand fair. supply fair.
Popltrv. old. i've chickens, 81 50a2 20 per
dozen. Chickens. hens per pound, Sagc,
Spring chickens 81 50a2 20 per dozen; perlo.
Sc. Ducks, g 50 per dozen. Geese, 4Oa
soc each.
lard. country prime. 6a7c; very scarce
Home grown onions. 15caSl copper buSheL.
Home grown cabbage 75c per barrel.
Potatoes, 81 75a2 90 per barrel.
Beets, 25c per dozen lunches.
Lettuce, 25c per busneL
Radishes, 10 per dozen.
Cucumbers, l0c per dozen, nome grown
Green Onions, 2Oa25c per dozen.
CauIifower, soc per dozen.
Tomatoes, home grown, SOC per bushel.
Spinach, 75caSl 90 per barrel
Rhubarb, 2oc a dozen.
New Beans-Home grown, 5Oa'5c per
bushel.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, %
az % per barrel. Jersey sweets, '5a
CT CraP4 955 Cape Cod, g so to s. 70 per
crate.
Cuc,Go. October 1o.-A sharp sur
prise was sprung IN provisions to-day, re-
shifting I'm a lively break in prices. WIN
everything looking bUllish, the Cudany-
Wright combination started III 70 reau1e
n, some Of their profits. Their numerous
6rolyers bean letting pork and lard 20
freely. There was not much NE IN Ine
,vbsat market and the feeling was weak.
Win general rains, receipts again heaVy
end the export demand slack, there was
NOT much apparently TO warrant the QUIZ
seu+ineut. About the only thing that III
duced bu.ing was the fact that the price
80 considerably below the average at TINS
season of the wear, but this was met oy the
ciairp that the situation was hardly ever 50
besrish. the stocks are unprecedented anu
the current receipts are on scale JnaI uaS
never been eQUal.ed, while prices aorOdu
show an indifference dtscouraglng 10 AIleI
lean exporters. Corn closed qulst @uu
steady at last nights ngures'
0oSs moderately active and lower.
G'oTr ann. Wheat, cash No. spring
-gS.r. No. 8 spring Static; No. req
73s5c October - L a13'3c, CLOSING az %,
men, her ISL aI5S. &C, closing al to'sc' May
Sns>esOs e. closing at S01c. Corn, casn
- I5t'c. October 42a42L. C, closing az
10. december 425Ss425sc; May +03s a
49, closing at 1870. Oats, cash No. :
59ttc. November 2g5$aS0l4c, closing ST
5ss Deceu Der 30lS a3lC, closing az 5O,ac;
Nav 3iI, a34SLc, closing al $40 hyS,-S 70
. 55c. Barley. No. ,, 62c tlaTSeeu' 81 ~,
Timothy seed, 81 %. Mess F % ,,, oGSa.
an On. November Sll 521sall %, closing
81 :, al -. January Sl2 95slS %, closing 20
SiaIo Lard. cash IS 60; November q tos
- closing at g. 50; January. s. S=5sa
a. 1oiL closing at g. So. Snort rloS'
ar e 75aIO 27I6; October $40 3.14alOJ o.
ciCsiro, st SO 81; January SoIUao $50
ciosi1y ar IS IN. Shoulders, 81 +o9a o.,
SsS0,.t clear 81 p, ReCeipts-tlour, a, wv
6s.rsIs. wheat. 306, 900 bushels; corn 100
am bushels; oats, $4,000 Ousnets' oarse!'
la 600 bushels; rye, none. Snlp pm Jus
Flour p, 900 barrels; wheat I0S,OO w S SuSh'
els; corn, 100 bushels; oats, %Sc,oOO - S00
els: barley, l5l, 900 busne!si rye 10'O0O
bushels "a r,,o,,. raoainss
* Oa0 nackages: exports, $4,000 barrels;
market, quiet and steadier: sal sales, to,SUV
barrels Wheat, receipts, 24O GOO 99s -a rs;
exports. 1900 bushels; sales io. .',O9o
bushels futures and 10000 bushels spos;
snos market dull and easier NO reu