Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
PRODUCE
Wholesale marker Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,

! taoti SpLluk NulgACLo q tSeA~ ~ RS-
dozen; per pound oalOc.
Ducks, 3 25a2 80 per dozen. Geese, SOa
4Oc each. Turkeys, Sc per pound.
Lard, country prime, l2}3al5c; very
scarce.
! Home grown onions, 50a65c per bushel.
New cabbage, 65a75c per barrel.
Potatoes, new s. O0a2 % per barrel.
! Sweet potatoes. s. O0a2 25 per barrel
Apples, new 3 75a3 90 per barrel
Beets, l5c. dozen punches.
/ Green Onions. 15a2Oc per dozen.
! CaulidOwer, 50a1jc per dozen.
/ Spinach, 81 90 per barrel.
/ Turnips, soc. per bushel.
Lettuce. soc bushel.
] Rhubarb, 1Oal5c per dozen.
| New Kale, 81 coal 80 per barrel.
| Radishes, 15a20c per dozen.
] Green Beans, per bushel box, 75ce$l 90.
Home grown tomatoes, per bushel 45a
7 SOC.
Cucumbers, zoe per dozen.
Grapes, Concord 1Sa20c per basket; Ca
/ tawba, 20a25c per basket.
! ChestnUts, s. so per oushel.
Walnuts, SOC per bushel.
Hickory nuts, 81 % per bushel.
Celery, 80 cents per dozen.
PItsburg Produce Market.
PrrrsBURe, PA, October 31.--The local
| butter trade continues slow as compared
with what 10 was month AGO, or what 1t
should be at this season Of the year, which
is owing TO the fact that it is being sup
planted by limitations, which are so much
cheaper than the genuine. Eggs in fair
request al quotations. Cheese IS holding
BrrrER-Elgin creamery. S2a33c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 2Sa29c; fancy country
roll. 25a26c; low grades and cooking, 1Oa
l5c; grease, Sa4c.
CHEEsE-Ohio, new, 1115c; New York.
new, PKG; Swiss cheese, Ohio tubs, la
l8c; Wisconsin Swiss, in 20 10, bricks,
l4al44c; in tubs, 14al5c; Limoerger, new
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, IN cases, sla22c; cold storags, lea
zoe.
PoULrRY-Large live chickens, 50s55c
per pair: live chickens, small, 3Oa4Oc;
spring chickens, S0a5Oc; ducks, 4Oa65c
Der pair. as to size; geese, 81 25al 30
per pair; turkeys, 9al0c per pound;
dressed fowls, 10allc per pound; spring
chickens, 11sl2c per pound; ducks, lOallc
| per pound; turkeys, lSal4c per pound.
There does not appear TO be any particu-
lar animation in the potato trade and yet
the market is generally reported firm; 1t is
very evident that prices will have to get up
| here or down in the country. Cabbage In
very far demand, but prices show no i'm
provement. Onions reported hrmer, but
demand is only fair.
POrAroEs-Fsncy Burbanbs, car lots on
/ track, 5ss60c per bushel; less than car
/ lots, on track, 60a65c per bushel; other
kinds, 5Oa55c; fancy BurOanks from store,
/ 7Os75c: Jersey sweets, So 00a3 % per bar
rel; Baltimore sweets, = OOa2 %; culls,
C1BaAGE-Per 100 head, 81 OOaS 90, as to
/ quality and size.
ONioNs-Yellow globe, 81 5Oal IS per
| bsrrel; in bulk. 50s55c per oushel; mixed
country stock, sOa5Oc; Spanish onions,
/ 81 coal 25 per crate.
TURNIps-Purple tops, washed, 4Oa5Oc
| Per oushel; 81 coal % per barrel
/ CELBRY-l5s25c per bunch.
! RUrABAGO-Sl coal % per barrel.
] CARROTS 81 25al 50 per barrel.
! The supply OF green apples continues in
/ excess Of present wants, and while this is
/ the case there is not likely to be any i'm
\ provemcnt in prices. AS noJed in our
/ last report il is expected that receipts will
I fall of before long Grapes continue in
\ good demand, but supply is ample.
/ Ounces dull. Chestnuts in lair demand,
| and prices have steadied up.
/ APPLEs-Faucy, s. 0Oa3 25 per bbl;
/ choice, s. 5Oa3 20 per Dbl; common, 81 GOA
/ / 80 per barrel.
CRAxBvREIEs-Box, 81 65al 70; barrels,
l>S5 5Oa6 10.
GRAPEs-York state and Ohio Concord,
| OLD baskets, l5al6c; Delaware, Glib bas-
/ Sets. 25a3Oc; CatawOa, Glib baskets. lisa
\ zoe: Niagara, Glib baskets, l9a20c; Con-
cord. pony baskets, 9allc; Delaware, pony
/ baskets, 10al2c; Gaia Eba, pony baskets,
I l2al5c; Niagara, pony baskets, l0al2c.
/ NUTs-Chestnuts, 4a5c per 10; she'll
/ banks. 90casl per bu; walnuts, 3ja4Oc per
/ bu; butteruuts, 40a50c per 0u.
PEAKs-FsuCy Duchess, per bbl, 81 GOA
I Z so: sheldon. per bbl, S. OOa6 90; Sickle,
/ per Dol, s. OOa6 OO Bsrtletts, 3 OOa2 %
( per bu; California, 81 75a2 p per bu.
OuINCEs-Per bbl 81 OOa2 so; bu, 75ca
I 81 %: EaIf-bu basket, 6OSIOc.
BEANs-New York and Michigan peas,
I 81 gOaa3 90 per busnel; imported in 200
pound bsgs 81 seal 80 per 6ushel; Limas,
I 54a4c.
I DENOMINATIONS, 215a92lc.
CIDER-Sand-refined cider, s. soar 30;
country sweet, per barrel, S. O0a5 80.
| FEATHsRs-EXtra live geese, 55a6Oc; No.
/ 1 do, 4Sa50c; mixed, 29sS5c.
HONEY-New crop, white clover, in lib
\ sections, 17alSc per pound; 2l0 sections,
l2al4c per pound; 6uckwheat lOal2c per
/ pound.
MAPLE SwEErs--Maple syrup, per gal
lon. 5Oasl 90; graduated maple sugar,
\ I1SSSc.
CHICAGO. October 81 There was q
most remarkable period OF liquidation on
\ the Chicago Board OF Trade to-Cay, and,
\ strange 70 say, IL YVES caused by the repeal
I OF the Silver bill by the Senate. Exactly
| the contrary effect had been looked fer,
/ and il came IS a genuine surprise TO deal
\ erS Apparently, everybody in the Trade,
\ bigsn6 little, were all week loading up for
\ tie advance that was expected 70 follow
! the favorable action on silver. Instead Of
\ 8 lump Of lie. in the price on wheat that the
/ bulls might secure profits, there was a
\ break OF lc. straight az hrst prices. This
\ was startling TO the dealers with heavy
| lines on hand. In addition 70 the reverse
/ action on the silver passage tbs other news
/ yvas the most beArish OF the season, Baltic
/ and East Indian and other foreign ports
| shlpA1ed fc- the week over 100000 bush
/ els ~ wheat Eight primary wheat mar
I ketE had nearly 2, 5o0, 900 bushels OF wheat
recsipts for two days. The visible sup
I ply Increased :. S49, QUO bushels, or 100000
more than had been expected. Corn was
| alsd affected oy the heaviness OF wheat
( and closed q q decline OF Nc Oats, dull
/ aud lower. Provisions were heavy and
/ declihed l0a15c Flour, lower. Wheat,
cash No. : spring exc; No. 2 red 6s1lc;