Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-01-18
REGISTER OFFICE,
Vrr...-.r.-.. Ion - 1879

CauliioUer, SOC per dozen.
Spinach, 75csSl 90 per barrel.
Celery. soc per dozen lunches.
Sweet potatoes, new Baltimore, g 50a
8 GO per barrel. Jersey sweets, Il 5Oa4 20
per barrel 80
crate.
Chestuuts, 81 OOA4 80 a bushel.
Onions, 81 90 a busheL.
Turuips, 81 5OSl 70 per barrel.
VenisOn, 15al6c pound.
Psrsnlps, 81 rs per barrel.
Carrots, 81 % barrel.
Rabbits, 81 50al 70 3 dozen.
Quail, 81 75S2 90 a dozen.
Pheasants. e. 0Oa3 80 a dozen.
Wild turkeys, 10allc per pound.
PltssburE Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, January H.
APPLEs-FAncy, 50 J0a3 10; choice, IS 90
as -; common, - 0Oa2 so.
REANs-New crop OF New York and
Michigan peas, 81 90a2 90 per bushel; hand
picked mediums, 81 90a2 90 per oushei;
Lima, new, &C; Pennsylvania and Ohio
beaus, 81 5Os1 IS per ouShel.
BUCKwHsAT FLoUR-21f a21<c per pound.
BUrTER-Elgin creamery. S5aS7c; Ohio
fancy creamery, SOaSZc; fancy country
roll. 25a27c; low grade and cooking, 1Oa
I
CABBAGE-Sugar barrels, SO so; -four
barrels, 81 5Oa3 90; per 100, SO 0Oal0 90; per
barrel, g. 75a9 90; German seed, 3aS1Sc per
pound; imported, 80 a4C per pound.
CELERI-Per dozen, SOa35c for choice to
CEANBERRIEs-Je-sey, So O0a3 25; Cape
Cod, in barrels, s. 5Oao W for fancy; crates,
s. 15G3 10.
CHrrsE-OhiO, new. 1l4A1lhc; New
York, ll2{al2c; fine fall make, fancy new
Ohio Swiss bricks l4Hal5c; Wisconsin
Swiss, in tubs, l3JSal4c; Llmberger, fall
make, 1laliAc; Ohio Swiss, 12al3c, as 10
quality: Swiss loaves, in boxes, &c higher.
E6Gs-Str cJIy fresh pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, S6a3Tc; cold storage, 80
GiME-Ousn, 81 75a2 90 per DOZEN
pheasauts, 50 coat so per dozen: rabbits.
2sa3Oc per pair; squirrels, 81 25al so per
dozen; venison saddles, loalSc.
HoNEY-NeW crop white clover in one
pound sections, l6a20c per pound; two
pound sections, 14al5c per pound; buck
HoSlSY- New, s. 90 per barrel of 200
pounds
ONIoNs-Yellow danvers, per barrel,
IS 25as 50; do. choice, 81 GOAL 10 per
bushel; Spanish, per crate, 81 GOAL 10.
POULTKY-LiVe chickens, 50ao0c per
pair; live chickens, small, 6oa65c; ducks,
7OReOc per pair, as TO size; geese, not
p.ucked, 81 coal IS per pair; turkeys, Ia
lSc per pound; dressed fowls, l3al4c per
pound; spring chickens, l5al6c per pound;
ducks, l5al6c per pound; turkeys, l5al6c
pound; geese, lOa12c per pound.
POTATOES-Car lots on track, white stock,
7Oas5c per bushel; red stock, 65a70c per
bushei; mixed stock, 50a55o per bushel;
from store, 55asOc per 0ushel; Jersey sweet
potatoes, s. 25s4 so; Baltimore sweet
potatoes, IS 25s3 80; Jersey culls, sweet
potatoes. - OOa3 -.
SEyDs-Timothy seed, 81 40a2 80: clover,
a. 25s9 So; blue grass, 81 coal 20,
Tropical FRUIrs-FlOridA oranges, 81 30
as Goa % lemons, choice to fancy, 81 GOA
4 90; bananas, choice 70 fancy, 81 5Oa2 so;
Persian dates, 41Sc per pounO; pineapples,
lOsl2c; Malaga grapes, heavy weights, u W
alO o.
TURSiPs-Purpls tops, 81 75a2 90 per
barrel: rulsbagas, 81 l5ai - per barrel.
CmCAGO, January IA grand slump OF
IISc in fifteen minutes occurred in the
wheat pit Just at the close to-day. Wheat
started a shade higher and sold up trihe,
but soon turned weak. The early strength
was principally due to the decrease OF
ABOUT eco 0C0 bushels in the amount on
ocean passage and the decrease in the Eng
ish visible. Receipts in the Northwest
were slso light, but after the market had
advanced, the realizing became generous,
cables began 10 come weaker and some or
tbs early buyers commenced to let go, and
there was gradual decline. There was
less animation displayed in corn, the mar
ket keeping within closer limits, with the
volume OF business smaller and more of a
local character. In cats the trading was
largely in the way OF closing out spreads
by parties whe bought oats and sold corn
some tine ago az l2c difference Provisions
were dull weak and lower. Flour, dull.
/ Whest, cash No. spring, 16Aal69sc; Nc.
spring, Csc; No. : red, l6lt a16ss c;
January. 76hs77kc, closing az 19%c; May,
Sl6RS3%c, closing st SIC; July, S0aSl1Sc,
closing 81 SOac Corn, cash No. :, $3.50;
January, 43ls a4SS4c, closing at 45lc; Feb
ruary, 43jss44Sc closing NJ 44c; May, 41js
a4S4tc, closing at 4Sc. Oats, cash No. =,
size; January, 81 IA aSl sc, closing at 81 &C;
February, 81 ass. closing Al S2l4c MAY,
85l{ sSGc, closing 81 S55<c. Rye, No. ,. 81 {.
/ Barley. No. ?, 65e. Flsxseed, At 81 lSS
Timothy seed, al 81 S. Mess Pork, cash,
sl1 S7lSa all so; January, SIS l0slS 50, clos
ing ~ SIS 10. May, $lS 51kalS 80, closing
az SIS ~ Lard. cash $40 g; January
$40 55al0 ~, closing ~ $40 Go; May,
$40 5Oal0 IS, closing al $40 80 Short ribs.
cash e 50; January, 81 40a9 o2}s, closing
az % 40; Nav, a 50ae ~, closing AZ
s. 52]S Shoulders, a. - S711Rl0 90. Short
clear, az $40 S0AlU 40. Whisky, ~ 81 Is.
Butter, frm; creamery. 22aSSc; dairy, -
aSOc Eggs, strong; fresh 55c, Receipts
-Four, 1900 barrels, wheat l4l, eco
bushels; cora, $4,000 bushels; cats. 10000
bushels; rye. 5000 bushels. barley, 80, COO
bushels ShipmentS-Flour, 1900 barrels
wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, $1,000 bush
els; oats. lS4. coo bushels; rye, $500 bush
els; barley, 80. 600 bushels.
NEw YOEK, January 17.-Flour re-
ceipts "a 900 packages; exports 5000 bar
rels, market hrm; sales $1,000 barrels.
Wheat, receipts q. 00O bushels: exports
9S,0 OO bushels. sales 4, rs eco bushels ~
lures and 4S,000 bushels spot; spot market
dull and easier; No. 3 spring 19c; options
weak and lower: No. ? red March S2l< a
SSisc. closing IT S2Ac; May sac June
S5l<c Rye, western e5s67c. Barley, dull
Corn, receipts q. GO bushels; exports as,
0CO bushels; sales 6,oO0 bushels futures,
1850 n bushels spot, market active: ungra-
ded mixed 64aS5c: February 63lI ass c,
closing at 5Ss<c; March 5Sskc. May 53t(A
SAC, closing at 5S5Sc; July SIC. Oats, re.