Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-07
PRODUCE.
Wheeling.


Besns-Hsnd picked navy 81 00@
l 20 per bushel; unstable.
Dried Fruit~-ReE eyaporated pasec
peaches l7@lSc; unpsred do l0@l2,
rsspbeeriee l7@l6c; blsckberries 1908
New sundried, apples, ausrtered, l3@2c
sliced, 495c; peaches, new hslves,43@6tc
do quarters, 455c; do pared l5@lsG;
pitted cherries 8@9c. New svsporats;
apples 5@6c. Market on Dried Fruit noI
iral; demand moderate.
Cheese--Ssles in JOB ,ing way of p.iu.
mild Ohio factory at 93l2ic; New YcFb
l4s@l6c; Sveitzer l09i3c; Limberge. 8
(9l2c.
Eggs-Strictly frssh stock at lO@l2c
doE.; supply fair and demand good.
Feathers--Choica 5U(S56c IN originsl
packages 4@5c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, 1904
choice bpckwhest l2aI4c.
Nuts-Shelberks, Coo per bushel; bIsci
Wslnuts, S0@40c,
PotstoeS--Choice so TO 55c per bushel;
common 40 10 45c per bushel; demand
good. New stock 81 90 TO s. 90 per Dbl
Poulry--LVe chickens. old s. 00(1
3 80 y dozeG: spring chickens, 81 5O@
3 90 food demand
Rags--Stesdy at lt@9l &c for white r.iS
ed cotton; l@lic for all wool and lt@
lS' for mixed.
Seeds-Timothy seed 81 95 per bushel,
clover, small seed &c 90, large SG 90. as
TO quality. Market about closed. Hun.
garian $l.lj per buahel; Golden Millet
$l.25 per bushel
Sweet cider--Country sweet 60 0N@
3 so pr barrel; crab cider S. 00@7 81
per barrel. Demand quiet
Lard-Country prime 5336c., dennno
fair.
Apples, green, p bbl. choice 81 5O@
800; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions-Bcrmuds 81 50@2 Is per
bushel Bunch 0nions, new, 2O@25c per
dozen. Good demand.
Lattuce-At 75c per bushsl, slow de-
mand.
Pess-New 81 OOGl IS per busheI.
RhubaIb, l5@2Oc per dozen punches;
slow demand.
Spinnsch-At 75c Per bushel. Demand
slow
strawberrics-At G@7c per box. De.
msnd good.
Gooseberries-Per bucket soc. Demand
good
Currents Per bucket 5oc. Demand
good
Cherries-Per bucket SOC. Demand
good.
New York.
Nsw YoRK. June 5.-Flour -Re2eips
1898 barrels; exports 3 6j3 barrels,
5li sacks; market dull; sales 10000
barrels. Wheat-Raceipts OBJ $50 bush,
els; eXportO 2HG.2ij sushels; spot lots firm
but leSJ active options opened strong, later
declined Sage, atterwsrd advanced "a
&c and closed steady at iGJ!c under out
side; sales 6 .O64,O 900 bushels future; l4G,
600 bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago SSc;
No. hard 924c; ungraded rcd 78@Sjc;
No. red SIZE in store; No | red 94c;
No. white 90c; uugraded white s7@8se;
No. red June s6s@s7ic, closing
at SHE; July S7@SSIc, closing ct S7ic;
August S7mSsic. closing at sac; Septem.
Der S7s@Ssic, closing at S7ic; October
SSi@95c, closing at SS}c; November G9I
@S92c, closing at SG!c; December 500
9Oic. closing at 9Oic; January 9l@9ltc,
closing at 9ltc; February 92I@92}c,
closing at OLE; May 9j@9j!c, closing
at 9jtc. Ccrn-STot less active; options
Hose higher closing steady; receipts
2Ol 500 bushels exports A5,2l9
bushels; sales 4l60G0 bushels futures;
los, goo bushels spot unGraded 26@34c;
No. 3 zoe; steamer 36@3G!c; No 2
June 42tc, closing at 42ic; July 4ii@
ii}c, closing ct 44io; August 45$@46c,
closing at Ace; September 46s@47c clos.
ing al 46sc; steamer 39c. Osts-Higher
and quiet; recpipta III 100 bushels; ex.
ports $50 bushels. mir-1d. western 32G
Soc; white do. 37@43c. Hay-Stsady
and quiet. Eops-QHiet. Cotee-Spot
fair; Rio dull a. SIC; options fairly active
and barely steady; Gales $4,000 bags;
June and July7 Csc; August September,
October, November, December and Jsnu-
nry 1900; February &c. Sugar-Dulli
fair TO good refining 4s@4!c;
refined dull; of A 5sci confectioners'
AZ ll-l6@GIci crushed G:@GJc; pow
dered G2@7c; grsnulsted G!@6 1850
Mci::::;ses-Dull Rice-Stend9. Petroleum
STEADY; United closed at G5ic TailoW
Steady st 4.@4tc. Turpentine-
Steady at 33ic. EggS-Q1iet and firm;
receipts 1886 packages. Pork-Steady
and fairly active; ncss 81 O0@9 Is, Cot
Meats-Firm; picked shoulders 6io; do.
hams / lo; middes dull long clear, 52c.
Lard - Higher and moderately active;
Western steam sDo,, SIS 224G9f Is; July
So 32@6 81; August Sc 42G6 IS; Sep
TENDER Sc jl@6 So; October s. COG
6 81; November 81 5S@6 60; city steam
s. GO. But,er-Qniet and generally
steady; Western lO@I6c. Cheese-Firm
and qDiet; western fat 5!@7tc. Others
unchanged.
Ohicazo.
CHICAGO, June 5.-The'e was continu.
alton of the activity to day III the wheat
pit which has characterized trading Tor
three or .oar days with ball leaders still
in control Of the msrk5t The favorite
trading option continues TO be July
the price OF which receded at the opening
TO isle. rose to 79.c OF good buying. ard
closed in the latest trading a. Is l5-l6c,
within .Gjc OF the highest figure current
during the week Flour q liet and
steady. Whest-Opened easy and sold Of
1T !,, advanced lc, Gnd finally closed &c
higher than Yesterday. Sales RAGGED /:
June 76.@77ic, closed at 77!c; July
78!679tc, closed at u 3 &c; August 10;
67gic, cIosed at ~ Ice Coru-Firmer;
cash Csc; June 34j@35ic, closed al
35c; July 353G36c, clJsed at 36c; August
36s637c. closed at 36 IL Ice. Usts-
In good GemsBd and firm cash &c; June
26I627 ll-I6c, closed at 26ic; July q l@
27ic, closed at 2Tlc; August 26!@25c
closed at 25ic Rse-Qoiet; No 2 sic
Barley-Dull; No. 53@55c. Flax Seed
Firm; No l 81 or Mess Pork =
steadv and 5@IOe higher; cash s. IS
July s 65!GS 10, clased st IS 67i@
8 10: August S 1905 s2i, closed 9
s. TAOS so. Lsrd-Steady and frmtr
cash Sc O5; July Sc l2l@6 IL; Angus
SIS l7t@6 22!. closed al IS 2O96 22i
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