Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-05
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.

REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, Oct. 4, 1892.
The egg market continues fairly active
aud prices are steady for fresh stock as
quoted; cold storage eggs can be had De-
| low our quotations. Choice creamery but
| ter continues in good request and for secn
prices are firm Cheese still meets with
| RoOdsdemaud, and prices for fine late-made
/ stock are tending upward. Potatoes are
coming forward pretty freely, but choice
stock commands pretty full prices:
| Peaches aud plums Will soon be thing OF
the past; choice command fun prices.
| Green apples are expected to DO better
/ later on in the season. CheStnutS continue
on the decline.
Butter, creamery, strong at 23a25c and
scarce; country choice loa2Uc; country
good Sd1Oc; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at 1Sal9c per dozen. Demand good,
Navy Nav Beans, hand-picked, 81 75a9 90
per bushel.
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, liza
l2I5c; New York, l2al21Sc; Limberger
| lO%al2c; Sweitzer, 1215c; market nominal,
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry. Old, i've chickens, 3 5Oa3 % per
dozen. Chickens. hens per pound, SalOc'
Spring chickens g 15a3 % per dozen;per 10.
&c. Ducks, s. 90 per dozen. Geese, 4Oa
soc each.
Lard, country prime, care; very scarce.
Home grown onions. I5caSl w per ouShel'
Home grown cabbage 1jc per barrel
Potatoes, 81 75a2 90 per barrel.
Beets, 25c per dozen punches.
Lettuce, 25c per bushel.
Radishes, 10 per dozen.
Cucumbers, 10c per dozen, home grown.
Green Onions, 20a25c per dozen.
CaulifOwer, soc per dozen.
Tomatoes. home grown, SOC per bushel.
Spinach, 75caSl % per barrel
Hubbard, zoe dozen.
New Beans-HOme grown, 5Oa75c per
bushel.
Celery, S5c per dozen punches.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, W
az % per barrel Jersey sweets, : 2oa
, so per barrel
PittsDurE Proauce MarkeU.
PrrrsBURe. October 4-BEANs-New
crop of New York and Michigan peas,
. O5a2 Is per bushel; hand-Dicked medium
2OOa2 o. per bushel; Lima,ne 44c; Penn
svlvania and Ohio beans, Goal 40 per
busbel.
BUTrER-Elgin creamery, 2SaSOc; Ohio
fancy creamery, 26a27c; fancy country
roll, 22a23c; low grades and cooking IUaIEc'
CARBAeE-Per barrel 81 25a1 so; per 100,
s. 00a7 DO.
CE1ERY-Per dozen, 25a5Oc.
CuEsTNUTs-$ 0Oa5 30 per bushel.
CRANBERRIRs-Cape Cod, in barrels, IS W
as so; crates, , 75a3 90.
CEEEsE-Ohio.ne new 1O16al0Zc; New York
11alll5o; fine fall make, fancy new ONO
Swiss bricks, 141Sal5c; Wisconsin SWISS
in tubs. 18a1S%c; Limburger, lO4allc;
Ohio Swiss, 12alSc, as to quality
Eaes-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania ana
Ohio. in cases, 2Oa2lc.
GRAPES - Concord grapes, 2OaSSc per
basket: Delaware, 40a50c per basket; Ives
Seeding, 2a21Sc; white grapes, oa'c
HoNEY-New crop, white clover IN LILO.
sections 1ga2Oc per ID; 2-l0. sections, loa
ne per 10. buckwheat, 12al5c.
HoMINY-New, IS per barrel Oh ZVO
COS,NIoNs-Yellow danvers per barrel 20
az 10: Spanish, per crate, 4Oal oU.
PoULTRY-Sprlngc chickens, large, oUa'Oci
small. 4Oa50c; dressed chickens, l5al4c per
nound dressed pringchickens, l5al6c per
hound dressed ducks, l2alSc per. pound
Old live chickens, 75aSOc per pair, as 10
size: OLD ducks. 55a60c; spring, 4Oa4oc.
porATOEs-Carlots, on track, whlte
stock 6Oaf5c per bu, red stock, 55a6Oc per
bp. mixed stock 45a50c per 0u; from store,
7Oa75c per bu; barrels OOa2 20 Jersey
sweet potatoes, > seas 90; Baltimore sweet
potatoes. . OOa2 %; Jerseyiculls sweet pota-
toes 81 25al 50. 90 90. ,,o,,or
SEEDs-TimOthy seed l 91aS w; oiofei'
2 OOa7 25; blue grass, 2 OOs2 20.
Cmc.GO. October A cent bulge IN
wheat sustained to the finish was the eat
IRE on 'Change to-day. Decidedly more
life was manifested in wheat than for some
time mast. The improvement was attn
TED 10 stronger English cables ana TO tue
decrease in the quantity or wheat anu no VtI
ON ocean passage. The receipts, 700, 10 TIE
Northwest showed some lapse, and opera
80 e,,rect a still greater falling OF IN the
movement in that section. Tue local sSn LIZ
mont was very generally bullish, ana there
vvas an exceptionally good class OF Ouylhg
with but little for sale. Reports rom
abroad said that the threshings In England
vvere very Disappointing. Corn was strong
ar and higher, THE receipts falling conSluer
ABLY below the estimate; Oats iolioWeu
cors pretty closely throughout the SESSION,
THE provision market was strong. Eloue
o1,ie+ and unchanged. Wheat. cash No.
swing 7Ss(a7Sslc; No. 3 spring 62a6jc' NO.
. rod 73Sfc: October 13a739s, closing at
-g5<c: Decem Der 76a76s4c, closing at 'OSsci
Nfav Sli(aS2c. closing at SEC Corn, cash
! No . 44i[c: October 44a441Sc, closing az
4ti[c: December 447sa454cl closing al
45i3c: May 47&a4S&c, closing at5s7s 7,
Oais. cash No. ?, Sl1Sc; OCTOBER DIS an
SlIsc closing atSl1Sc; November - 49, :,
.iosinV at 32Slc: May S6aS6sse, closing az
S go rive. No. 2 5sL1c Barley, No csc.
IIs S,s 81 OS. Timothy seed, 81 o.. Mess
po rS,ls cash SIl OOa1l O5i October slO goa
I, ~ 1S = closing at IL 90; January $lS va
- - s v closing at % 12]S Lard. cash y 80;
lS.t,ber a. s0ss 40, closing at 80; January
y, 9i< closing at 81 OK. Short ribs,
49, osh e. 7Oaf0 Is; October $40 l5alO ~, cio-
uss $40 Is. January So 221sa 6 80, closing at
ss s5iI. Shoulders 81 lOa3 70; shors zee, lea
y ~. - lonr 26.OOO barrels, wheat,
s &c asheis: corn. 6S2 600 bushels; oats,
t9s,s> fheis; rye, q, 600 bushels barley,
lelss Shipments Flour, eUVO