Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-30
PRODUCE.

PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, Nov -, lSJ2.
There is nothing important to note il
connection with the local egg market; de-
mand fair; prices unchanged. The de-
msnd for butter is scarcely as good as 1t
has been. but for choice prices are main
tanned. Cheese is expected 10 rule higher
in the near future for choice lete-made
stock There is a continued Oversupp!y OF
poultry, both live and dressed, ana until
il is reduced considerably no material i'm
proyemenJ IL prices can be reasonably
looked for. The probability is that IL Will
be pretty well cleared up by the close OF
the present week. Potatoes in fair re
quest with prices steady as quoted. Green
apples in liberal supply and dull.
Butter, creamery, strong at 25a26c and
scarce; country choice 2Ja22c; country
good Sal0C; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at 24a25c per dozen; scarce. De
mand good, supply very limited. -,
Navy Beans, hand-picked, 5! W
Cheese. prime Ohio factory, liza
l2}6c; New York, 12al213c; Limberger
1O16al2c; Sweitzer, l219c; market nominal
demand fair, supply fair. -oo
Poultry, old, I'VE chickens, 3 'oa3 w per
dozen Chickens, hens per pound, Sc,
Spring chickens g 50a2 - per Dozen perlO
&c. Ducks, g 90 per dozen. Geese, 4Oa5Oc
each Turkeys, live weight, &c.
Lard, country prime, care; very scarce
Home grown onions 15caSl % per oushel.
Home grown cabbage 81 GOAL % per bar
rel.
Potatoes, 5OaGOc per bushel.
Beets, soc per bushel.
Green Onions, 2Oa25c per dozen.
CaulihOwer, soc per dozen.
Spinach, 15ca$l 90 per barrel.
Celery, soc per dozen punches.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, 8 5Oa
3 - per barrel. Jersey sweets, s. I5a4 OO
per barrel.
crate.
Chestnuts, 81 OOa4 80 a bushel.
Onions, 75C a buShel.
Turnips, 81 GOAL % per barrel.
VeniSOn, l5al6c a pound.
Parsnips, 81 80 per barrel.
Carrots, s. 90 a barrel.
Rabbits, 81 30 to Il 80 a dozen.
Quail, 81 - to 3 90 dozen.
Pheasauts, So 90 TO 90 80 dozen.
Wild turkeys, l0allc per pound.
Pittsburg Produce Market
Fancy, IS OOa3 % per barrel; choice, 3 25a
, 30 per barrel; common, 81 5Oa2 copper bar
rel.
BEANs-New crop of New York and
Michigan peas, s. lOa2 10 per bu. hand
picked mediums, s. O0a2 % per bu.; Lima,
new, &c; Pennsylvania and Ohio beans,
81 5Oal 20 per bu.
BUcKwHEAT FLoUR-2a2Hc per pound
BUTTER-EIgin creamery, S3a35c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 3Oa3lc; fancy country
roll, 2Ga2Sc; low grades and cooking lOal2c;
CABBAGE-Per 100, 80 OOa7 90; per barrel
81 5Oa1 -.
CELERY-Per dozen, l5a25c.
CDER-Couutry sweet per barrel s. 5Ca
CRAvBrRRrrs-Jersey, s. SOAP rs; Cape
Cod, in barrels, S. 50a7 90; crates, & GOA
, %
CHEEsE-Ohio, new 1la11Ic; New York
llI4all@c; fine fall make, fancynew Ohio
Swiss bricks, l4]5al5c; Wisconsin Swiss
in tubs, 13lfal4c; Limburger, fall make,
llallltc; Ohio Swiss, l2al3c, rs to quality
DRIED t'RUIT-Suu-dried peaches, sec;
suu-dried apples, 3a3]5c; evaporated apples,
Sl6a916c; apricOts, l5alIc; blackbrries, 5a
&c; California peaches, l4al1c; raspberries,
2llSa22bc: evapOrated whortle0errles, &c;
California nectarines, 9alOc.
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases. 2Ga27c; cold storage, 2la22c.
GAME-Quail, 81 50al - per dozen;
pheasauts, - 5Oa6 90 per dozen; rabbits,
3OaS5c per pair; squirrels, 81 GOAL % per
dozen.
GRAPES - Concord grapes, 2Sa3Oc per
basket: Delaware, 35a4Oc per basket;
white grapes, 5a1c per ID; Catawoas,
S0a35c.
HoNEY-New crop, white clover ia lib.
sections, 19a20c per b.; 2-lo. sections, lGa
lie per ID; bUckwheat, l2ai5c
HoMINY-New, s. per barrel Of 200
pounds.
OVIONs-Yellow danvers per barrel s. 80
AZ 70; do choice per bushel 15aS0c; Spanish
per crate 81 25al 80.
PoULTRY-Live old chickens, 4Oa50c per
pair, as TO size large spring chickens, 4Oa5Oc;
small, 3Oa35c; ducks, 5OadOc per pair, as 70
size; geese, not pluched, 81 GOAL . perpalr;
turkeys, 9al0c per pound; dressed fowls
lOal2c per pound; spring chickens. l0al2c
per pound ducks, l2al3c per pound; tur-
KEYS lOal2c per pound; geese 9alOc per b.
POTATOEs-Car lots, on track, white
stock. 65a10c per bu red stock, 55a6Oc per
bu: mixed stock 45a50c per bu; from store,
75aSOc per bu; Jersey sweet potatoes, $ 25a
3 50; Baltimore sweet potatoes, 3 25a3 so;
jersey culls sweet potatoes 3 5Oa2 -.
Satisfactorily seed 20a2 30; clover,
IS 6OaS 20; blue grass. 81 50Gl 70.
TA1Low-COuntry, &C per pound; city,
4ISc per pound.
TuRNIPs-Purple tops, 81 15a2 90 per bar
rel; rutabagas, 81 coal > per bushel.
CHICAGO. November 29.-There was
not much activity in wheat to-day. Gables
were dull and easy, and the English mar
ket was represented as in a seriously de-
moralzed condition, with prices so low
that farmers were inclined 10 feed their
wheat 10 stock rather than market at the
low prices, which are equal to SAC for the
average OF the farmers product. The
amount of wheat and -four on passage in
creased $50, 900 during the last week, and
the receipts in the Northwest were again
large. Corn was inclined to weakness, but
on the excited feeling in hog products de-
yeloped temporarily. Oats moderately
active The provision trade had contin-
nation of the squeezing operations. Cudahy
and Wright's brokers appeared TO have
had instructions TO take everything in
sight at the opening, and prices jumped
slSvward Flour. dull. Wheat. cash, No.
2 spring 7l7Sc; No 3 spring 63a7Sc; No.
red SlS{ &c. November 7lS<a72c, closing