Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-10-25
PRODUCE.
Pi1tsbnrg Proau oe Alarket.

Pittsburg PrOdu &C Market.
PlrrsBURG, PA, TUESDAY, October %
There was another &c decline in creamery
butter on the Elgin board yesterday, and
prices here have been reduced 10 CORES
pond. The stock here is not excessive, out
the offerings on the Western board were
unusually heavy, sggregating $1,000
Strirtly fresh eggs are quoted steady
at l9a2OC, but there is considerable
amount of cold storage stock being
worked of at q concession from these
prices, which retailers are representing as
fresh, and thereby hurting the trade.
Revised quotations on pork products
go into effect to-day. They include a
reduction Of sc on hams, &c on
shoulders and breakfast bacon, and &c
on lard. Trade is reported as only fair.
Grapes are in active demand and the
predicted advance TO 2Oc for COncorcs this
week does not now seem improbable.
Very little Improvement in potatoes, ap-
pies and cabbage market oversuppled
The apple crop is larger than expected
aud as the European markets are high Tor
Tor choice fruit, exports are increasing.
There has been no change in sugar for
some days past. The closing down OF re-
ineries should reduce the supply and pos
sibly stiifen the market.
GRAIN AND FLOUR.
The following quotations are for car lots
on track. Dealers charge a small advance
from store
SIC.
CoRx-No. 2 yellow ear, 56a57c; mixed
ear. 54aj5c; No. yellow sheiled 54a55c
OATs-No. l white, new, 3415a35c; No. 2
do, 331Sa34l5c; extra No. 3 white S275 aS3c;
mixed 3la32c.
RYE-No. / Western, 58a54c; No 2 52a
53c.
Flour Gobbers' prices Fancy winter
patents, S. OOa3 %; fancy spring patents,
S. 65aS SIS; fancy straight winter, 81 6Oa2 40;
clear winter, g 35a2 %; straight Xxx
bakers, g 4Ja2 90; rye -four, 8 lOa5 10.
BUTTER, AND EGGS.
BurrER-Elgin creamery, 24a25c; Ohio
fancy creamery, 23a24c; fancy country
roll, 15al7c; low grade and cooking, lOal3c
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, in cases, l9a2Jc; storage, lIaloc.
POULTRY.
PoU1rRY-Large live chickens, 5Oa55c
per pair; live chickens, small, SOa35c;
spring chickens, 4Oa5Oc; ducks, 50a6Oc per
pair, as to size; dressed poultry, lOallc
per pound; turkeys, 12al3c; ducks lOallc;
spring chickens, l2al3c; live turkeys, ga
loo per pound,
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES.
APPLEs-Faucy s. 5Oa3 90 per bbl; choice
g OOs2 %; common 81 25sl 90
CABBAGE-Home grown, 9Ocasl 10 per
Bbrrel; s. OOa4 % per 100 head.
CELERY-KalamazOO l5a25c per dozen
punches; fancy Ohio, 50a4Oc.
CRANBERRIEs-Cspe Cod, s. 15a 3 90 per
box; Jersey, - 6Oa2 75
~. nT
per bushel.
GRApEs-Concords, 16a17c per basket; mi |
agara 22a24c per basket; Delawaros 25a27c
per basket.
PEARs-Duchess 81 5Oa3 90 per barrel;
Secxel, 81 OOa4 25 per barrel
ONIONs-Yellow. 81 4Oal % per barrel;
fancy 5Oa6Oc per bushel.
QUNCEs-15caSl 10 per bushel; s. GOA
3 90 per barrel.
TuRSIPs, Erc.-Turnips, Il GOAL % per
barrel; beets, 81 25al sos carrots, 81 25a
I 50; rutabagasS 81 GOAL p.
PEAcHEs-Fancy, 3 50a3 90 per bushel;
choice 81 50al IS; 81 coal % per half bushel
basket
PorAroEs-Fine stock, on track, 55a
Coo per bushel; fancy stock, from store,
6Oa65c.
SWEET PorAToEs-Baltimores 81 % al 30;
Jersey q 25a2 90.
ION 'NOE--tJdtot per DQSutAF lauCy, OU
40c per half oushel basket.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BEEswAx-Choice yellow, 26a2Sc; l o.
cakes, 40c.
BrANs-New York and Michigan peas,
81 75al 90 per busheI; hand picked medi-
I'M. s. OOa2 10 per busnel; Limas, 5la a5clS.
CDER-Pure Juice, So 5Oa6 15; cnuntry
sweet, per bbl, 81 5Oa5.
NUTs-ChestnutS, 3a4c per pound; wal
nuts, 40a5Oc per bu.; sheubarks, 81 coal 25
SALT-No. >, roc per bbl. no. l extra,
see; dairy, 81 90; coarse crystal, S5c.
TALLow-COuntry 4}5c per 10; city
rendered, &c.
HoNEY-White clover, in lib sections.
l6al7c per 10; 2-lb sections, iJal6C per 10;
buckwheat, l2sl27sc.
CHICAGO, October 2+.-After q strong
opening in the wheat and corn markets
they both became very weak, and closed
wit respective losses Of 1 assoc per bushel.
The oats and provision markets were even
heavier than wheat and corn. Oats lost
Isc per bushel, aud pork Sc per barrel
The weakness in wheat was largely caused
bv heavy northwestern receipts and i'm
proved reports from the Argentine crop
and the other markets followed. Flour,
easy. Wheat, cash Nc. , spring, 55St a561{c;
No 8 spring nominal; No. red 521< 3
53S{c; October 81 a52l4, closing al 5l2c;
Decent Der 525<s5314c, closing at 52Ac;
Nav 5Tl%a5Si4c, closing at 57lSa57%c
Corn, cash No. ., soc; No. 8 yellow
4g2sc, October 50a5O}4c, closing at SOC
November 5Oa5O4c, closing at soc; Deem
Der 4Sisa49ltc, closing az 4Sjfc; May 4gS{
a49J. a5Osc, closing at 49&ta49Xc Oats,
cash No. :. 279sc; No. 2 white SlI<3l3<c;
No. 90 90&s3l4c; October 27%aSSc,
closing at 21l{c; November 2S1Sa2S&c,
closing at 2Slsc; May S29ss325Sc, closing
at S23l a325<c Rye, No. ,, axe. Barley,
No :, 5Sc; No. 9, 4Sc. Flaxseed. No. /,
81 46al 455s Prime timothy seed So S5a
) 40. Mess Pork, cash per barrel $l2 GOA
70 25; January 81 S25s all Is, closing a.
Sll So. Lard. cash, per 100 los, s. 10; OctO-
Der 81 027S; January 5 6si1Ss7 80, closing