Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-13
PRODUCE.
Wholesale Market Quotations.
REGISTER OFFICE,
WHEELING, September II, 1893.

WHEELING, september 10, 1850
There has been a general dropin poultry
during the past week, and fractional rise
in butter and eggs. Ducks and geese have
made big drop. Home grown water
melons and canteloupes are arriving In
large quantities and are in good demand:
Peaches and peas are arriving in fair sized
quantities.
Butter, creamery, demand better at 25a90c
and strong; country choice 1215a2Oc; coun-
try good loo; country fair Sa9c
Eggs at l2al3c per dozen.
NayyBeans, hand-picked, 81 75a9 90 per
bushel. o
New York, l2al219c: Limberger, l21saloc;
Sweitzer, 1910; market nominal, demand
good, supply limited.
Poultry, old, live chickens, 81 50a3 90 per
dozen; plentiful Chickens, hens per pound,
Ease, spring chickens 81 75a2 70 per
dozen; per pound SalOc. o
Ducks, 81 25a2 90 per dozen. Geese, qua
4Oc each.
Lard, country prime, l5c; very scarce
Home grown onions, 15caSl 90 per bushel.
New cabbage. 81 GOAL % per barrel.
Potatoes, new 81 75a2 90 per barrel.
Apples, new 81 75a2 % per barrel.
BeetS, l5c dozen punches.
Green Onions. 15a20c per dozen.
Caulihower, 50a75c per dozen.
Spinach, 81 90 per barrel.
Turnips, SOC per bushels.
Lettuce. soc bushel.
Rhubarb, l0al5c per dozen.
New Kale, 81 GOAL 50per barrel.
Radishes, l5a20c per dozen.
Green Beans, per bushel ooX, IocaSl w.
Pine Apples l0al5c each.
Home grown tomatoes, per bushel Qua
75c.
Cucumbers, 10c per dozen.
Watermelons, home grown IS oOal2 90 per
hundred.
Canteloupes, 81 25a1 so per barrel. Little
Gems, 81 50a2 % per barrel.
Peaches, plentiful, 65a75ci per basket
per bushel box 81 coal 90.
Pears, Bartletts, s. 50a4 90 barrel.
CHICAGO, September l2.-Big exports at
the Atlantic seaboard, with hints OF war
and higher prices across the water, doomed
the prices of grain here to-day. Wheat at
the opening was Ila1<c lower than yester-
dav. but after some fluctuations advanced
2Lc over the lowest point held, firmly
closing at about the top. The strength
was attributed TO the publish report OF
the Marx Lane Express that the Russian
government had ordered the buying OF
very large quantity Of rye and touched on
the DOSSlDlnkN VI "a European Wai- Tau
ing was larger and the market is getting
broader. shorts manifested more dis
position to cover. There was more or less
selling on the various bulges- The market
advanced steadily throughout The offer
inrs of corn were rather more free on the
hard spots, the market evidently feeling
the effect of the rain in Illinois and Indiana.
Oats active and higher. Trading in pro-
visions was Of scant, scattered character.
Flour. firm. Wheat, cash No. 2 691sc; No.
s 62JSa7Oc; No. red 6Sa6Ss[c; September
6sa69lsc, closing at 695Sc; December 7ll4a
a7eISc, closing al 1859. Corn, cash No. 2,
42s{c: September Al lsa42Sc, closing at
42s1c; October 4l1Sa4S3sc C, closing at aye;
December Il Sa425Sc, closing at 43c; May
ass a46sIc, closing at 465Sc. Oats, cash,
No. ,. 273Sc; September 26l{ a27 sc. closing
at 27s<c; October 26SS a271Sc, closing at
27<c; December 271Sa2Sslc, closing at
2Ss{c; May 3I5SaS25sc, closing at 325sc.
Rye. No. ?, 44c. Flaxseed, 81 OK. Timothy
seed, IS 25a2 80. Mess Pork, cash and
September t16 10; October SIS 0Oal5 90,
closing at SIS 90; January SIS 75al4 10,
closing at S13 90. Lard. cash IS 60aS 20;
September s. 60aS 671S, closing at S 60;
October IS 371SaS 525<, closing at s. 40; jan
nary 81 72l<a7 S711S. closing at s. S11<. Short
ribs. cash $40 35; September $40 OH; Octo-
Der s 50aS IS, closing at IS %: January
81 221<a7 IS, closing at 81 30. Receips-
Flour. q. 600 barrels; wheat. $4,000 bush
els: corn, 54S, 900 bushels; oats, $4,000
bushels: rye, 4,000 bushels; barley, 10000
bushels. Flour. Ii, 900 barrels;
vseAt, 1s4, 900 bushels; corr, ly5.oco bush