Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-12
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELINa, Oot. II, ISg


stock, but we make no change in our quo
tatiOns. Choice butter continues In very
fair demand and commands full prices.
| Cheese is reported less active, but for No.
/ late made stock full prices are still being
| realized Irish potatoes continue TO sell
about as fast as they arrive and choice
stock commands full prices. The cooler
weather has produced an Improved demand
| for poultry. Green apples are expected TO
| do better before this week is out.
| Butter, creamery, strong at 25a28c and
scarce; country choice lSa2Oc; country
| good Sal0C; country fair 4a5c.
Eggs at 19a2Oc per dozen scarce. Demand
good, supply very limited.
Navy Beans, hsnd-picked, 81 75a9 %
Cheese, prime Ohio factory, liza
| l216c; New York, 12a121Sc; Limberger
| lO15al2c; Sweitzer, 121Sc; market nominal,
demand fair, supply fair.
Poultry, old, 1--we chickens, g 15a3 20 per
dozen. Chickens. hens per pound, SalOc'
Spring chickens g 75a3 90 per dOzen;per 10
&c. Ducks, g 90 per dozen. Geese, 4Oa
| soc each.
Lard, country prime Gaze; very scarce
Home grown onions, 75casl % per bushel.
Homo grown cabbage 75c per barrel.
Potatoes, 81 75a2 90 per barrel.
Beets, 25c per dozen lunches.
/ 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 ousneL
Spinach, 75caSl 90 per barrel
Rhubarb, zoe 8 dozen.
New Beans-Home grown, 5Oa75c per
bushel.
Celery, S5c per dozen punches.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, %
az % per barrel. Jersey sweets, 2oa
Cranberries, Cape Cod, s. IS per crate.
'Chestnuts, s. so bushel.
PittsburK Proauos Market.
PrTTsBrRe. October u.-BEANs-New
crop OF New York and Michigan peas,
> f0a2 IS per bushel; hand-picked medium
OOa2 O5 per bushel; Lima, new 4Ac; Penn
sylvania and Ohio beans, l coal 40 per
bushel.
BUrrER-Elgin creamery, 27a29ci Ohio
fancy creamery, 25a2Gc; fancy country
roll, 22a23c; low grades and cooking lOal2c'
grease, Sa4c.
CABBAGE-Per barrel 81 25a1 so; per 100,
6 O0a7 90.
CELERY-Per dozen, 25a50c.
CuEsrNUrs-S4 OOa4 30 per bushel.
CRANBEBEIEs-Cap Cod, In barrels, Is %
y
CuEzsE-Ohio.n new 1O1Sa10&c;N New York
1lellISc: hne fall make, fancynew Ohio
Swiss bricks, 14I5a15c; Wisconsin Swiss
in tubs. l3a1Sl<c; Limburger, lOHalIc;
Ohio Swiss, 12Rl3c, as TO quality.
EGgs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, ia cases, 2Oa2lc.
FrATVERs-Extra live geece, 5Oa60c, No.
l do. 4Sa50c; mixed 25NSSc.
GRAPES - Concord grapes, 2Oa2lc per
basket; Delaware, 9oaS5c per basket;
white grapes, 5a7c. -
HoSEY-New crop, white clover In lib.
ACTIONS. 1Qa2Oc per ID; 2-lb. sections, loa
lie per 10. A.; buckwheat, l2al5c -.
HoN1NY-New, ? IS per barrel OF 2OO
pounds. 10 -
Oy1oys-Yellow danvers per barrel 90
az IS; Spanish, per crate, 55al 80.
POrITRY-Springc chickens, large ,6OafOci
email sOa5Oc: dressed chickens, l3al4c per
pouud; dressed spring chickens, l5al6c per
nound dressed ducks, I2al3c per pound /;
IA live chickens, 75aS0c per pair as TO
size; old ducks. 55a60c; spring, 40asoc.
POrATOEs-Carlots, on track, white
stock. 6Oa65c per bu; red stock, o5a0Vc per
bu: mixed stock 45s50c per 5u; rom store,
7Oa75c per bu; barrels OOa@ 20 Jersey
sweet potatoes, 50aS 90; Ballmore SWEEP
Dotatoes. / 75a2 90: Jersey culls sweet pota-
Toes l 25a1 so.
SrFDs-Ifmothy seed GOAL 90; clover,
Z OOn7 %: blue grass, OOa2 20.
Cu1cAeo. October IL. - The Govern
ment crop repOrt ia itself was enough 10
have made a very weak wheat market, but
n was supplemented by heavy receipts al
most everywhere. Early cables reported
that the drought in Russia had been broken
ana mat rain in the winter wheat region
here was highly probable. All this MADE
on early rush 20 sell, holders started 70 I'M
Load sion loss orders became operative
and for time there was strong preSsure
TO sell. Corn was very heavy during the
last hour. Oats received severe Pounu-
ing. In provisions there was talT aIn nCoi1t
Of trading. Wheat, cash No. sPrlhH '-ZsSS
T2S(c: No. 3 spring 6la6IHc; NO. . reu
15lt s72S(c. October 721<a7SAlc, closing at
SO. December 74l(a763sc, closing al
75s}e. Nav SOl6 aS1slc, closing at eOSc.
Corn cash No. 49Lc; October A tsa
SSs[, closing at 42sSc; December 4S9s a44c,
cIosino AT 4SL(c; May 46L1 a475sc. closing
~ s6S<c Oats, cash No. 2, 2SS4e; Octo-
her 9Qi( s9Os(c. closing at 29SIc; November
S0Sz aSi5(c. closing at $3.50; May S4>s a lS
closing at S51sc. Rye, No. 2 eo7sc; 6sr-
lev. No. 60a62c. Flaxseeo, 81 rs: e1l-
othy seed, 81 60. Mess PorA cSsI StI 80 .,
n 20: November < 17Ilal1 50, closing az
en- %: january SI2 371Sal2 50, closing, at
as SS< Lard. cash IS 80; November
e. y9i<: January & l0a7 is, closing at
e. 19iI short ribs, 81 70al0 CO.; October
s,o 40. January IS 45a6 so, closing at
go Shoulders, s. 2Oa7 %; others IN
cSsngad- Receipts-Flour, q, GOO barrels
wheat, 4OS, COO bushels; corn, 4SS,C01 push
40. eats. AS, 600 bushels; rye, II ,OUO ousn-
49, harley. 15l, 900 bushels SnlpnSnt sr
49,. n 400 barrels; wheat. $4,000 bush
~. cern. $4,000 buShelss oats, 81, w
,eis. rye. 6,OO0 bushels; barley, 4O,Voe
o1 NV YoRK, October u.-Flour, receipts
o. ~ oeelrnges: exports. 1000 barrels
S.,es olio barrels. Wheat, receipts, 4S0,.
tS0o bushels; exports, 1855 EGG bushes ne $3.50 -
Ss 200 81 shells futures ana iSgooo s; sSs>..
rot; spot mar get q91et 10 TO ,s -. os s
s. NJ REQ October lo2sas8.4 q
10y e 7ax< 4. December tO3Sat&t5 g