Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-09-28


/ Spring chickens e 75a3 90 per dozen per 10
/ Sc. Ducks, s. % per dozen. Geese, 4Os
| soc each.
Lard. country prime, Gaze; very scarce.
Home grown onions. 15caSl 90 per oushel.
Home grown cabbage 81 GOAL 25c per
/ barrel.
Potatoes, 81 T5a2 90 per barrel
New Beets, 25c per dozen punches.
New Lettuce, 25c per ousael.
Radishes, I'D per dozen
! Cucumbers, 1uc per Dozen home grown.
/ Green Onions, 2Oa25c per dozen.
I Cauih0wer, soc per dozen
/ Tomatoes. home grown, SOC per buSnel.
/ Asparagus, 3Oa4OC dozen.
Spinach, 15caSl 90 per barrel
] Rhubarb 2Cc dozen.
/ Pineapples, coal 50 a dozen.
New Peas, zoe per bushel.
New Beans-HOme grown, oOa'oc per
/ uushel.
WatermeIons, Home grown, per hundred
/ Goals 90.
/ Cauteloupes, per crate / o0a5 w.
/ Celery, 5jc per dozen punches.
/ Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, 5U
I 80 - per barrel. Jersey sweets, 5Oa
15 per barrel
PirtsDurE Produce Market.
/ PIrrsBUEG. September 27.-BEANs-New
/ 05a3 Is per busnel: and-picked medium
\ Zgla2 O5 Der buShel; Lima, new 44c; Penn
I svlvania and Ohio beans, GOAL ~ per
[ JusLel.
BrzswAx-Choice yellow, S2aS3c; o.
I cakes, soc.
BUrrza-Elgin creamery, 2saSoc; Ohio
4 fancy creamery, 2ja-ic; fancy countF!
. r0lL 22a25c; low grades and cooking IVaI-c
/ crease, 5a4c.
/ CaASBERa1zs-Cape Cod, in barrels, S3a
/ I'D. crates, . 15a3 OO.
Z DOMESTIC FRrIrs-Apples, fancy, = 15s
8 DO per DOL; choice, = UOa2 %; common
GOAL 3d. Peaches, fancy, JOal 20 PEI
/ 11srel. choice. 1 25al 80; common, UJa
/ - Pums, Damson, 8 OOa5 . per 0ushel
/ Drgues, . 50a2 80; Lombard, : wa 9J
I Washington. 8 O0a3 80; green cages, : 90.
15: yellow gsFes I 5Oa2 10; large blue
5laSUO. Pears. Bartlett, ! 5Oal IS PEI
I 1ushel, Tyson 50aI 80 Sickle, 25al 5J
/ Bell. OOal -; Clapp's favorlte, t0a% w.
/ Ounces 1 15a2 90 per ousAeL
| CHEESE Ohio. new I04a1O1{ New YORK
. uallsc; fine fall make, fancy new ONO
/ - viss bricks, l44alJc; Wisconsin > wiSs
.r tubs Isal5lsc; Limburger, lO4allc;
/ Ohio Swiss, 12al3c, IS 20 quality.
/ DRIED FRUIT-Sun-dried peaches, SIC;
+ suudried Gpples, Sass e.; evapOrated BppleS.
I -lalO-sc; apricOts, l5aloc; olackoerrles,
I 5efc. California peaches l4al7c; raspoer-
I ries, 22a-3c: evapOrated WnOrueOerr'eS,
I &C.: California ueCtarlnes, SHiUc.
DRIED PEAS. ETC.-Sweet corn, 9a91{c
I per To-, green peas. new, 1 eJal w. spII'
/ vtes. 2-sC. IeuJils, new, &c.
FqGs-StriCtly fresh Pennsylvania and
/ Ohio. ir cases, 20a2lc.
FrArHEEs-EXtrsl live geese, 5Ja5JC; No.
/ DO. 4,a5lc; mixed 25a3Jc.
/ GRAPES - Concord grapes, 2a5c; Ives
/ seeding. -a2lsc. white grapes, 5atc.
/ GARury TEUCR-Caobage 2Jal 90 pei
I rsrrEguer. coal - per dozen; eggplant
/ 40a5oc per dozen; yellow dsnyers' e9asVc
\ per bustc-; onions, 55a3 % per oarreI'
\ celery, -ll25c per bunch.
HoNEl-New crop, white clover in lib
\ sections, l9a-oc per H.; 2-lo. sections, loa
/ ICE per TO-, 0ucSwheat, I-al5c. ~,
I HoNuNT-New, , 20 per barrel OF -U1
-Suriugchickens, large, 55a60c;
/ small. 41at5c: dressed chickens, l3al4c pei
I r1grd. dressed spring chickens, l5al0c per
\ bound dressed ducks, l2al3c per pound
\ SID live chickens, 15aS0c per pair, as 20
/ size. old ducks. 55a6Oc; spring. 4Ja4oc
I p1rAross-Sa.es from store in small
I Iots +gs. so per barrel for fancy rose
I and OOa2 - for good, per ou- ooa'7c;
I Jersey sweets. 6oa2 20; Baltimore sweet
I lO-atoes. Ula2 % ,....
-', SSe-~1,---rfmothv seed ? OOa2 O5; clover
l Ula1 %: blue grass. Qua -
/ TAIow-C0untry &c per To-; city SO
Tropical FRUIrs - Oranges, Messina
\ 3 C0a1 90: lemons, choice 20 fancy, U0a
/ Is 90: bananas, choice 70 fancy, 50a- 90
I Persian dates, &c per 10.
/ CHICAGO. September at was a see
/ saw on Change to-day. After WeaAehlns
7 early. the markets for wheat and corn DC
I .s-e broad and strong az the wind up
/ The closing brmress IN wheat Was u1s
2 largely 90 the report Of very neaFy eN pr
demand. There were few OUTSIDE guy
/ rg orders in wheat ~ me START anu W
] stronger cables and little tOr sale. the liiaI
I Eer showed some strength, but wnen ties'
/ orders has been filed trade became SLACK
7 and then the many beavish features or ne
I s,fratfc. berar 20 oe felt. The receipts *
I f1e Norrhvvasr were again large Liberal
I worlds shipments last week and the IN
,.arse movement from Russia, with consld,
I areb' rea ling and short selling, resulted
/ rhs weakness noted. During the Ias'
I r0ur the market turned very strong On
i much hiEher cables and g report tua'
I French CulrlLlE1 were De.f ms 49,
I -5is country. Corn was quiet The 40
I seuce Of frost and the favorable weather
I for me c-oD started prices OH, but there
/ was some reaction later on the good oe-
mau6 which sprung up, presumably 20
cover shorts Oats dull and lower hos
products were generally weak ana lower
f Flour steady ard unchanged. " nest esSA
/ No e spring 74i,c; No. 8 spring 0'S9i = 9
So. . req 74sc; September lSss ass {
I Closing az 14sc, October 14a74Ssc, closing
81 T42.c; December 769sa4issc, closing
~ ne Corn. cash No. =, 45'sc; Septeu-
. ber Isl .a46l.c. closing az 4o7sc; Octoosr
S. a4f- c.clCslnE az 4534 C.; Nay 4saa4s- y
CLOSING 81 4Gitc Oats, cash no. :, 81 g;
I Seutsm Der 81 Ss32Jsc closing az s. G.
I October 81 aaSc, closing az &C. N6y
s. aS-c closing so S6Sc. Rye, No. 3fe.
y Bar.ev. 40. =. 64c. ElaXseec, IS. I'm
orbv seed. - Mess Pork, cash, 10 %;
I OCTOBER 10 55al0 65 closing az 10 65;
I January 10 l0al3 pa, closing a. u l29.
Lard. cash -; October dI51a6 -,
/ closing 40 Z s.; January S17aao -.
closing at 81 Short ribs, cash, 45a
r 50. October Q 50a9 55.clOsing ar az;
7 January o 215<a5 81, closing az 20.
RuI- Meats. shoulders 9 go; short clear
I q0s7 q5 Others unchanged. Recel pts
( Fionr. 2to 600 barrels; wheat, 10000 bush
I elsa. corn. I65,O00 bushels; cats, l1,U0
brs6els. rye. $4,000 bushels; barley,
- 0o0 bushels. Shipueuts-t'iour, loco
1850 ,r-hnat 125 Go bushels. corn