Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-12-13
WHErLINg, December u, 1898.


Apples, new e3 5Oaf 90 per barrel
Beets, 50a15c per 0usheL
Green Onions. 15a2Jc per cozen.
Cau.iaOWer, 5OaI5c per dozen.
Spinach, 81 90 per barrel,
VUruips, 81 0Jal - per barrel.
Lettuce, soc per bushel.
Rbuborb, lOalJc per dozen.
New KSle, 81 coal 50 per barrel.
Radishes, l3a2oc per dOz.
Green Beans, per bushcl box, 75caSl 90.
Home grown tomatoes, per busnel 45a
SOC.
Grapes, Concord 2Oc per basket; Ca
tawOa, coarse Per basket.
Chestnuts, s. 5Oa4 % per bushel.
Walnuts, 5Jc per busnel
Hickory nuts, 81 % per bushel.
Celery, 25a30 cents per dozen.
Florida Oranges, assorted sizes 50 25a
IS per box.
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PursBURe, PA, December 1l.-There is
q very fair demand for butter and eggs,
out prices have not varied much for sew
eral days. The supply of nearby gathered
eggs is small, as 10 always is ~ tnis season
of the year, and for sucn there S not much
trouble in getting full prices. Poultry
was 10 rather better supply to-day, out for
choice stock pretty full prices were OBJ
tanned. Game in fair demand and at prices
quoted.
BuTrER-Elgin creamery Sla32c; Ohio
fancy creamery 26a2Sc; fancy country roll
20a22c; low grade and cooking lOal5c;
grease, Sa4c.
CHEEsE-Ohio finest new, 11ka12c;
New York, new, 121Sal2$[c; Swiss cheese,
Ohio tubs, 14sl4}{c; Wisconsin Swiss, in
2J-pouud bricks, l5al54c; in tubs, 15a
15l4c; Limberger, new make, lS15al4c.
EGGs-Strictlv fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, 24a2Jc; cold storage, 20aylc.
POULrRY-Large live chickens, assoc
per pair; live chickens, small, 35a4Oc;
ducks, 4Oa50c per pair; geese, 81 coal 10
per pair; live turkeys Sa9c per pound;
dressed chickens. drawn, lOa1lc per pound;
turkeys, Ilal2c per pound; ducks l0al2c
per pound geese, 9alOc per pound; dressed
chickens, Undrawn, Sa9c per pound; tur-
keys, gal0c per pound; ducks, 9alOc per
pound geese, Ease per pound.
GANIE-Quall, 3 C0a2 10 per dozen; pleas
ants, s. OOa5 so per dozen; WoOdcOck, s. 80
90 per dozen; squirrels, 81 GOAL % per
dozen; wild ducks, malards, 81 00a4 so per
dozen; mixed. s. O0a3 80 per dozen; wild
turkeys, 81 OPAL 90 each; venison, whole,
lUaIlc per pound; veulsOT, saddles, l3al6c
per pound; rabbits, 20A25c per pair
The receipts OF potatoes have been light
q
plo to meet present wants, which are very
meager, and prices show no improvement
The receipts of cabbage, IN view Of the
very low prices for week or more, are
expected to fall of. Onions and turnips
continue very slow, with but little change
recently in prices.
PorATOEs-Fsncy BUrbanks, CARROTS on
track, jGa5Sc per bushel; less than CARROTS,
on track, 60465c; other kinds, 45a50c per
bushel; fancy Burbanks from store, 65a
7Uc per bushel; Jersey sweets, So 5Oa3 20
per barrel; Baltimore sweets, 81 75a2 90
per barrel
CABBAGE-Per 100 head. IS COa5 90. as to
quality and size; in carlOts, per ton, s. Goa
10 0O.
Oxoxs-Yellow globe, 81 5Oa1 65 per
barrel in bulk, 5Oa55C per bUshel; mixed
country stock, 40a50c per bushel; Spanish
onions, 91caSl 0) per crate.
TUENIrs-Purple tops, washed, 40a50c
per bushel; Slal % per barrel.
CELEBz-l5a25C per bunch.
RUTABAGAs-stal - per barrel.
CARROr5-Sl 25al 80 per barrel.
There is q fair demand for green apples
but there is no Disgusting thai the recent
enhanced cost has not been without its
effect in Curtailing consumption; with 81
10 81 so per barrel added TO the cost, re-
tailers do not want so many. Cranberries
continue 10 meet with a very fair demand
aud choice stock command full prices.
Oranges, lemons and bananas in very
ArPLEs-Fancy, 81 OOa4 80 per Dbl;
choice, s. 25a3 50 per Dbl; common, 81 25a
2 So per barrel.
CRANBERRiEs-Box, 81 75a2 90 as to quail
ity; barrels, S. OOaI %.
NUTs-Chestnuts, Gaze per ID: she'll
b2rks, 90caSl per bu; walnuts, 25aSJc per
bu; butternuts, S5aiOc per bu.
BEANS-New York and Michigan peas,
81 15aI 50 per bushel; imported in 200
pound bags 81 75at 30 per bushel; Limas,
81 a4c.
BUCKwuEAT-Flour. 25fa3c.
FEATHEEs-Extra wild geese, 55a6Oc; No.
do, 4Sa50c; mixed, 23a35c.
HONBY-New crop, white clover, in lib
sections, 14al6c per pound; Glib ectiOns,
l0ai2c per pound; buckwheat 1Oal2c per
pound.
RAGs-ila11<c for country mixed.
SEEDS-Tmothy, 81 75al So; clover, &c
pounds, 50 25a7 so; bluegrass, 81 4Oal 40;
German millet, 81 50; American millet,
81 .; orchard grass, 81 90.
TLLOW-COuutry, 4a4l(C per pound;
city rendered, SO per pound.
CHICAGO, OCEcll CE A-.-NlLQ weaker
Continental cables, free offerings and the
expectation Of gold, wheat was lower to-
day and the other grain markets were
weak. Trading in corn was moderate,
and prices ruled easier in sympathy with
wheat. Oats yielded Sc Provisions,
moderately active and lower. Flour, IN
changed. Wheat cash No. > spring
81 sc: No. 8 spring, 55a6Sc; No. , red 6lSSc;
December 81 5<s52Ssc closing az 81 sc; May
615 sa6S5Sc, closing AZ 6I5sc. Corn, cash No.
.. S54sC; December 81 aS5S.c closing at
35ltc; January $50 ass I c, closing at 551Sc;
Nav SQsf as0llc, closing at 3e5sc. Oats,
cash No. ?, 2sifc; December 2S]Sa2Si{e,
closing at 2SLc; January PSI G2S5{c, clos
ing al 2S5Sc: May 30&< aSlc, closing AZ 1890.
Rve. No. y, 1870. F'laXsesd, a. 81 271S
Timothy seed, at 50 o. Ness Pork, cash
So S7l<al3 %; January So 50al2 =, clos
ing at Si2 50; May Sl3 62} al So, closing
at SI2 62jS Lard, cash, 8 20; .klnuary
s. S21fa7 81, closing at s. S21S Nay 81 so
az 80. closing at s. 90. Short ria, cash
SIS 75a6 ST1S; January S. 521za6 65, tlosing
at IS IS; May IS 57lSa6 90, closing ~ S. 60.
shoulders, S6 25s6 50; short clear 81 25s
Z so. WHISKY. 81 Is Butter, frn3cream-
cries 2la2Sc; diaries lSa23c. Egg quiet;
strict r fresh 2S24c Receipts-k'lt ar, L.
COO barrels; wheat, 1o6, 900 bushels, corn,