Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-08-31

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SOC each.
Lard, country prime, 6a7c; very scarce
Homegrown onions, 15caSl w per oushei
Home grown cabbage 50a15c per barrel
| Potatoes, 81 35a1 80 per barrel.
/ New Beets, 25c per dozen buncnes.
! New Lettuce, pc per bushel.
| Radishes, 10 per dozen.
| Cucumbers, 10c per dozen, home grown.
| Green Onions, 2Oa25c per dozen.
| Caulifiower, soc per dozen.
| Tomatoes, home grown, 5Oc per ousuel'
Asparagus, 30a40c dozen.
Spinach, 75caSl 20 per barrel
| Rhubarb, 20c dozen.
Pineapples, 81 GOAL so dozen.
New Peas, 75c per bushel.
New Beans-Home grown, 5OaI5c per
! bushel.
Watermelons, Georgia per hundred,
| SIS O0a20 %; home grown, So OOal9 w.
! Canteloupes, per crate 81 qua w.
! Celery, Soc per dozen buncheS.
| Blackberries, 40a50c pail.
! Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, - oo
per barrel.
Pittsburg Produce Market'
| PITTsBURG, august 30.-There Is con-
| tinued good demand for choice butter, ana
! fresh eggs are in scant supply and frmer,
while stale stock is plenty and hard 10 IN
| load. Cheese continues 10 move freely ana
| fine late made is firm in price. POTATOES
! continue in steady demand and hne stock
| commands full prices. Some operators are
! bullish in their ideas OF the near future OF
| the market. Domestic fruits OF all kinds
! are coming forward more freely than was
! expected. ana those dealers who have Oeen
/ sansuine of high prices are somewhat as
! appointed There is q lair demand Tor
poultry a, prices quoted.
APPLrs-Fancy, g 0Oa2 30 per barrel;
choice, 81 50al ~ per barrel.
BEANs-New crop New York and Mlchi-
gan peas. 3 O0a3 10 per bushel; hand
picked medium. 81 0Oa2 90 per bushel;
Lima, new 3Ic; Pennsylvania ana Ohio
beans, 81 Goal 40 per oushel.
BUTrER-EIgin creamery, 29a3Oc; ONO
fancy creamery, 24a26c; fancy country
roll, 20a22c; low grades and cooking lOalZc;
! grease, 964c.
CHEFsE-Ohio, new 1OalO4c; New York
! lOl4 alU1fc: Gno fall make, fancy new Wis
consin, Swiss bricks, l4]4al5c; Wiscon-
sin Sweitzer, in tubs, l3al31Ic; Hmourger,
| llal2c; Ohio Swiss, l2gl5c, rs 10 quaAty;
| Swiss in boxes, sc additional.
! EGGs--SriCtly fresh Pennsylvania ana
! Ohio, in cases, l7alSc; candled, Halc ad-
| di;ioual.
GRAPES Concord grapes, 4a5c: Ives
| seeding, 3a4c white grapes, 5a1c.
| GREEN TRUCK-TomatoeS fancy acme,
| home raised, 4Ja5Uc; cabbage, 81 23al o9per
! barrel; homegrown cucumber5, lOal3c per
dozen; green onions, 1)aljc per Dozen;
/ radishes. lja2Oc per dozen; caulitiower,
| 81 GOAL - per dozen; egg plant, 5DaI5c per
| dozen; Southern onions. - i5a3 % per bar
! rel; celery, l5a25c per bunch.
! HONET-New crop white clover, in one
| pound sections, l9al9c per pound; two
/ pound sections, lGdl7C per pound; BUCK
wheat, l2al5c.
HoNINY-Now, g IS per barrel Of 200
pounds.
| PoULTRY-Springch chickens, large, 5Oa6Jc;
/ small. 3JalOc; dressed chickens, l2al3c per
pound; dressed spring chicEeps, l1alSc per
| pound dressed ducks, l2Gljc per pound;
| old live chickens, IJGSUc per pair, as 10
| size: live ducks. 40a5oc per pair.
POTATOEs-Sales from store in small
| lots, - JOa2 - per barrel for fancy rose,
| and s. 90a2 90 for good; Jersey sweets,
g T5g4 90; Baltimore sweet potatoes
| IS 25aS 30 per barrel.
SgEDs-Timothy seed 81 SOal So; clover,
/ g 15aS 90; blue grass, - O0a2 p.
Internationally, &c per pound; city,
! &c per pound.
| TROPlCAL FHUITs 49, Oranges, Messiua,
| Sc 00a7 90: lemons, choice TO fancy, - 5Oa
| : 90; bananas, choice to fancy, Il j0d3 90.
WATERMELONS - Fancy, $l15a20J per
| carload on track; choice $l00a!25, Sl5 0Oa
| 20 co per 100 from store; Gull stock, q GOA
| 10 90 per 100; caGtaloupes, l-barrel crate,
81 Goal %; Jenny Lind, 81 5Oal % per
crate; Aune Arundel cantaloupes 23OGa3 %
in sugar barrels; per crate, 81 coal %.
CHICAGO, August 3O.-Everything dealt
| in on the Board Of Trade opened somewhat
| higher this morning, but the strength was
not long lived. Wheat sickened at once
and rs there was no quarantine TO Keep
| lower prices out OF the other pits the all
| ment soon became epidemic all over the
| floor and values reCCded in unison and clos
| inc prices were generally at or near the
! lowest OF tue day. The improved tone in
! wheat at tho start was due chiefly TO the
| cold, rainy weather in the Northwest,
which was said 10 be iniuring the harvest
| ing OF grain still in field and cut grain as
well. The down turn was helped By the
! liberal receipts, the indications that chOl-
| era was getting a trmer grip on Europe
and the free selling on long wheat. Corn
was weak and lower. Oats, steady and
| lower Hog products were lower on free
selling. Flour, dull and easier. Wheat,
cash Nc.2 spring '54c; No. spring G'aJ9c;
No. > red s5l4c; August I4iSaI6tsc, clos
| ing at 75c; September 20 aIji4, closing at
| 154c: May 7Sag974c, closing at 'S4c. Corn
| cash No. ., 5O3Lc; August 50[{ajl"5c, clos
ing at 50ilc; September 5Jt4a5l}4c, clos
iug at 5055c; May SO $3.50, closing at
53i+C Oats, cash No. }, 3+l6c; August
- ,a3415c closing at 3l$Ic; September
34aa3+s.c, closing ~ $3.50; October,
3+Ss 1890 c, closing at 33Lc Rye, No. 2
G0c Barley, No. 63c. FlaXseed, 81 Oh.
Timothy Seed, 81 81. Mess Pork, cash,
$l03115: September $40 45Gl0 So, closing
at go %: October $40 Ajal0 ~, closing
at 40 -; January tl2 2715al2 50, closing
at az 30. Lard cash az 6115; September
aud October = 60a7 S21E, closing at & 67]S;
January s. 90 az 10. closing at g. 92%.
Short ribs, cash & 50; September 81 15a
: So. closing at 8 ~; October s. 52l5a
Ga, closing at e. 52I6; January, S. 3313
as or, closing at s. 35.ShoulderS 50 goa
90; short clear & soar 95 Others I'M
changed. Receipts-FIoUr, $4,000 barrels;
wheat, $50. 600 bushels; corn, 216, 900 bush
els; oats, 2S5,O0O bushels; rye, $1,000
bushels; barley, 1000 bushels. Shipments
Flour. 1900 barrels; wheat, $4,000
bushels; corn, 33S, 900 bushels; oats, 172,
900 bushels, rye, 1900 bushels; barley,
1900 bushels.
New YoRR, August 9O.-Flour, receipts
5000 packages; exports 5000 sacks;
sales 1900 sacks market, barely steady.
Wheat, receipts 2O3 600 bushels; exports
256G00 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels fu-
lures 2l6,O00 bushels spot; market active;
No 3 red 75c; ungrGued red 1OBa7O5Sc;
options. less active; No. , red August
S0i<aSJ7Sc. closing ct o0lsc; September
SOL, aisle, closing at SC4c: October Sl34a
S2lsc, closing at SIC; November S3Ac;
December 81 saS5$4c, closing at $3.50:
May g0i .a9Ic, closing al 9lAc. Corn. re
ceipts 10000 bushels; exports $4,000 bush
els sales $4,000 bushels futures and 3D.,
600 bushels spot; market dull and weaker;
ungraded mixed 56a69c; August 5Sa59c,
closing at sac; September 5115a5Sltc clos
ing at 511zc; October size; December