Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-29


Radishes, l5c per dozen.
Walnuts. jUc per bushel.
Hickory nuts. 81 % per ousnel-
ORANGES Messnia, "a 90 .per box.
Lemons. 50 5Oa+ % per box
Carrots. 1jc per buSne1.
Apples. 5Oa15c per box: -,
VarermeJons. : 10 OOal5 90 per hundred.
Capteloupes, 81 5Oa20O per crate.
Tomatoes, home grown, oOa'oc per
bushel. -, ,;,,
and quality.
pears 81 90 per half Dushel basket.
Peaches. 75c per half oushel basket.
Gem Canteloupes, 50 % per barrel
Celery, 25a30c.
Pittsburg Produ ce Market
p,rrsprRG. PA. TUESDAY EVENING,
anans So 9S The Elgin board made no
change in quotations. and none VIII De
ia mere mis- week. The market is
steady. Eggs are firm at the recent ad-
vance.
GRAIN AND FEED.
The following quotations for grain, feed,
hay and straw, are fer car lots on track,
Dealers charge a small advance from store:
IygEAr-No. red 54a55c; No. red 53a
CoRy-No. 9 yellow ear, 59a60c; mixed,
ear. 57a5Sc; No. yellow shel!ed oCaolc;
OATs-No. l white. new, 35a3619c; No. Z
do 35a2Uc; extra No. 8 white 54a5oc;
WUIrrrp-No. white middlings, SIT 90
all 80; No. , white middlings, $40 2Oa
100; winter wheat bran, SO OOalo oo'
brown middlings, SIS 5Oal6 O0. 90 ~
HY-Choice timothy, $i2 5Oal3 w; NO.
~. D. IlINOLul,
$40 5Oau 80: mixed clover aud tmothy,
sli OOau 80; packing, s. OJa1 5O; NO.
Feeding prairie, $ OUa9 90; wagon, nay,
5 STE4w-~Wbeat, s. OOa5 %; oats, s. 5oa
6 %; rye, So QJa1 90.
BUTTER AID. EGGS.
RrrrER-Elrin creamery, 26a27c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 22a25c; fancy country
roll. l6alsc; low grade and cooking, oaIOc,
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania ana
ONO, in cases, l6al1c; strictly Iresn South
ern, l4al5c.
POULTRY.
Por1TRY-Large live chickens, 5Oa6Oc
nar nair. live chickens, small, 40a45c;
sprinr chickens. 3Ja5Oc; ducks, 4Oa5Oc per
pair. as TO size; dressed poultry, lOallc
Der pound; turkeys, llal2c; ducks lOallc;
spring chickens, l5al6c'
FRUITS. VEGETABLES, ETC.
AppLrs-S2 75a3 90 per bOl; choice 81 75a
! co, common 81 coal %; 5OaoOc per OASAe''
according to quality.
BrRuEs-Biackoe berries, 6a1c; buckle
| berries. 7aS per quart, SOca$l % per
pail; elderberries, 5ea61c per PAL.
CABBAGE-Home grown, 81 4Oal % per
! barrel. ..-.
| fOa15c per basket; Anne Arundel, s. GOA
3 %. in sugar barrels: .watermellons,
CrLEEr-Kalamazoo, 15a2Oc per dozen
! punches. .,,,.
EGG PLANr-Home grown, 75caSl 90 per
| bushel.
wax beans, 81 25a1 80.
GREEN CoRN-60aS0c per bushel basket.
GRAPEs-Concords, 10 pound baskets,
! 25a36C.
PrARs-Bartletts, Coarse per half bushel
basket; g 5Oa5 90 per barrel; Bells, g Qua
3 % per barrel. ,--,
OS1oNs-Southern, 81 0Oa2 % per barrel ;
Nr.s.irr S1aI % per bushel; fancy,
81 5Oal as; 50a75c per half bushel basket.
! PLUNs-Damsous. sea- % per bushel box
81 GOAL % per half bushel baskets; green
cages, 81 25a2 30 per Oushel box; York
State large blue plums, 4Oa5Oc per peck
basket.
PorAToEs-Fine stock. on track, 81 15a
2 p per barrel; fancy stock, from store,
g. 25a2 80.
SWEET POTATOES-S2 15a3 OO per barrel ;
Jersey s. Os6 p per barrel.
ToWAToEs-4Oa5Oc per bushel; fancy, 25a
| CSp nor half huShel basket
MISCELLANEOUS.
BEEswAx-Choice yellow, 26a2Sc; OF.
| cakes, 4Oc.
BEANs-New York and Michigan peas,
81 15al 90 per bushel; hand picked medi-
um, s. OOa3 10 per bushel; Limas, 4&s5c,
SNT-No. !, 1Oc per Dbl; No. l extra,
SOC; dairy, 81 90; coarse crystal, SIC.
TAbLow-COuntry, 44a412c per h.. city
| rendered, 4Sla5c.
HoNEY-White clover, in lib sections,
| l5al6c per 10; 2-lb sections, l3al4c per 10;
buckwheat, 9Gl0c.
New YORK, August 2S.-Fiour, re-
ceipts 81 900 barrels; exports 81, coo barrels
sales, 1000 packages. Wheat, receipts
/ l33, 900 bushels; exports 100000 bushels
| sales 6,ll5O00 bushels futures and 10000
bushels spot: spot easier; options opened
easy, closing weak at &c net decline;
/ Nav closed at 66l sc; August closed at
size; September closed at 51%c; Octo-
Der closed al 5S%c; December closed at
6lt,c Corn, receipts, 4l,0O0 bushels; eX.
/ ports, $4,000 bushels; sales, $4,000 bush
/ els futures /, 600 bushels spot; spot inactive;
options opened easier, and closed at 4a]5c
! net loss; May closed at 5ic; August closed
| at 63Lc; September closed at 6J2+c; Oc-
I tober closed at $50: December closed at
51lsc. Oats, receipts 10000 bushels; eX-
| ports 300, 600 bushels: sales $4,000 bushels
/ futures and $1,000 bushels spot; spot dull
and lower, options opened quiet, and clos
ed at &c net decline; May closed at 39c;
| August closed ut 1880; September closed
at $3.50; October closed al $3.50; Novcm-
Der closed at $3.50. HAY. duh and weak.
/ Hops, steady. Hides, dull aud steady.
| Leather, quiet Wool, dull. Beef, firm.
Cut meats, steady. Lard, higher; refined
firm. Pork, firm. Butter, dull and heavy.
/ Cheese, strong. Eggs, fairly steady; State
/ and PENNSYLVANIA lSc Petroleum steady;
United closed at Sic bid. Resin, steady.
/ Turpantiue, dull. Rice, firm Molasses,
steady. Cottouseed oil, firm. Coffee,
I options j. points lower: spot coffee Rio
{ dull. Sugar, lirm; fair refining SIS a3l4 c;
refined hrm. Tallow, dull; city patents
5a54.c.
CHICAGO. August 2S-The bears were
/ ont IN tO-Uay'S battle IN the grain markets.
/ Lower cables aud heavy receipts weaken
cd wheat and December closed sc lower.
Nav corn closed &c lower, anu September
oats 81 @ lower. Provisions finished higher
all around Flour steady. Wheat, cash
No. : 49, a14sc; Nos SprinE nominal; No
. red 53li a53sc; August 55t a53jsc, clos
Ing az 3D. c; september 90 a54 : c, closing
at 53'.c; December % - s5 sc, closing al
( 90. &C; May GlS4 a6l sc, closing at 6l&. c.
/ Corn, cash No. ,, 54@tc; August, 54as "a
SOC. closing at sac; Septem Der 5i5sa
55c, closing 81 5ss4c; October 53JEa54l : C.
closingat ~ sc; May 52-s s53c, closing al
527.c. Oats, cash No. :, 49,; No. white
8 ,a52 &C; No. white 5l7ao24c; August
~ a3y C., closing At 2S3sC; September
- a2g c closing at 2Y}.c; May 1893
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