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

mild Ohio factory at S3cj New
IA. sweitzer 10a13c; Limberger
Fgps-Strictly fresh stock at lialSc 20
doz' !; supply fair and demand good n.,
Feathers-Choiee, 50a55c, in origihai
nackaees: 4a5c more in small lots. -
HonevIChoice white clover, ISai4c'
choice buckwheat, 12a14c- 80.
Nut1Shelbarks, 6Oc per busneii pN
walnuts, 30a40c. 5000
PotatoesLChoice new home raised, SzVO
az 25 per Dbl. demand good: ~. a.
Poultry-Lve chickens, old $S Voa 80
per dozen; spring chickens, 81 5Oa2 W;
good demand. ,~od
Rags-Steady at Halle for white mi1eo
cotton; 1a12c for all wool and lfai2' i"'
mixed. I-ha,.
Seeds-Hungarian 81 Is per bushei'
Golden Millet 81 % per bushel. 40 .oI
Sweet Cider-Country sweetS OOaS ~
pee barrel; crab cider S. OOa7 5O per o4i-
rel; demand quiet.
Lard-Country prime, 5ta6c; uehAn
fair.
Apples-Green, per Dbl. choice new
81 25a1 80; demand fair.
Onions-Bermuda new, 81 % per bushei'
Bunch onions, new, 20a25c per dozen;
good demand.
Strawberries-At 5a6c per box; demand
good. .,5
Gooseberries-Per bucket soc; demand
slow.
Peas-New 75caS1 90 per bushel.
Cherries-Per bucket 35a4Oc; demand
good. -
Raspberries-At SAFE per box; demand
good.
Cabbage-At S1OOa1 25 per Dbl; demand
good.
Green Beans-At SOC per bushel; de-
mand slow.
New York.
NEW YORK, July 2.-FlOur-Receipts
aO, 4S6 barrels; exports 1,344 barrels ana
5,371 sacks; the market was stronger; sales
LOGO barrels; superfine western and State
81 3Oa2 90; good to choice do. IS lOa
4 95; patent Minnesota extras "a SOa4 w.
Wheat-Receipts II, 100 bushels; exports
an. $50 bushels; spot lots 1al!c higher but
least less active; options opened very strong
at 1a1Jc better, later weakened and closed
with a reaction of sasc, speculation very
brisk sales S,74i,OOO bushels futures,
and p, 200 bushels spot; No. = spring S34c;
ungraded red S2aS7c; No. ! red nominal;
No. | red see; No. l white S8!c; No. 2 red
.July s4Sa95}c, closing S5tc; August S5a
Sc i1-16c, closed at S6sc; September sofa
s75c, closed at S6ic; December s9sa9O5c,
closed at s9!c: January 90sa9l4c, closed
at 9O!e; February 92c, closed at 92ci May
9llag5ic, closed at oslo. COrn-Spot lots
&c and options lalc higher, closing with a
Slight reaction less doing in options;recelpts
30, 300 bushels; exports SO,6S4 bushels;
sales $50, 600 bushels futures, and l2l,OOO
bushels spot; ~ungraded 3Sa47c; steamer
I5c; No. : 463a47c elevator; 47c delivered;
kiln dried Acc, No. , July 4~5sa45sc, closed
at 45Ic; August 45sai6c, closed at 4osc;
September 4~6sa46lc, closed at 4GSc; octo-
Der 463a46!c. closed at 46Sc. Oats
Quiet; receipts IL, 900 bushels; exports 49,
600 bushels; mixed western 343a36!c; white
do. 3sa44Jc. Hay-Steady and in fair re-
quest: shipping soc. ~iiOps-Quiet. Coffee
Spot fair; Rio firm at 9ic; options active
anda shade higher; sales SO, $50 bags; July,
7.95a7. 9Sc: August, S.0Oas. 10; September,
October, November and December, S.OOa
=. Zoe; January, SOFAS. l5c; February, and
March S.1Oc. Sugar-Steady and quiet;
confectionerS' 4, 6 1~-l6aG5c; Standard A,
) l3-l6caj;c; cutloaf and crushed 6sa64c;
powdered G5aGic; granulated &c. Molas-
Ses-Firm; one cargo % test sold at l9c.
Rice-Steady and quiet. Petroleum
Firm; United closed Mt 66c. Iall0w-
Steady. Turpentine-Stcady at sac. Eggs
Quiet and weak; receipts 2S9 packages;
Western 13}al4ic. WOOl-Firm and in
fair demand; domestic 27a2Sc; pulled l4a
BE; Texas 9a22c. Pork-Firmer and mod
crate trading> old mess quoted at $40 Qua
II 90; new do, ST. 5Oa12 %. CutMeats-
Picked bellies SO OOaG p; shoulders ST 90
as %: picked hams Sl1 90; middles firm;
long clear SIS p. Lard-Opened lOa25e
higher and closed weak; advance mostly
lost; western steam, spot, So %; July
Sc %: August Sc SSa7 90; September So 81
as II: October Sc S7a6 OF; city steam
SIS 81. Butter-Quiet; firm; choice western
, 10a16Ic. Cheese-In buyers favor; west
ern choice, &c.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Wheat-Active and
generally stronger. FlOur-Steady and
unchanged. Wheat-Active and generally
stronger; sales ranged: July 755a76Sc,
closed at 75Ic; August 7~7aa7S8c, closed
at II 9-1Gc; September 6~Sla79ic, closed at
79c. COrn-Firmer; cash 3j4c; July Bot
a35Ic; August ~36la3Gsc, closed ut
Sc 13-16c; September 379a3Sc, closed at
81 1j-l6c. Oats-StrOnger; cash 29fc;
July 2Sa29}c, closed at 29tc; August ga
2Sc, closed at 27}c; September 264a2S$c,
closed at 27sc. Rye-Firm; No, . oslo
Barley-Nominal; No. , 50a53c. Flax
Seed-Steady; No. l 81 0Sl. Mess Pork
Active and ruled higher, but closed easier;
cash SO 20; July SO l5al0 Ia, closed
mt so 20; August $40 2GalO 57!, closed
at so p; September SO 32al0 30, closed
ut 80 p. Lard-Firm early but closed
lower; cash Sc 30; July So 55aG 30, closed
ut 6 30: August So G5a6 80, closed ut
Sc 30; September Sc 75a6 97!, closed at
Sc -. Cut Meats-Short rib sides steady;
cash Sc 22l. Boxed Mcats-Firm; dry
salted shoulders s. 40; short clear Sc 40
as IL. Whisky-Steady at 81 IA. Sugar
Unchanged. Buttcr-Ruled dull; cream
cry iaal44c; dairy 10al2c. Eggs-At liza
lie.
Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2.-F1our
Dull and in buyers favor. Wheat
Strong and higher; No. , red July S53a
SIC; August s~3iaSltc; September SiaS5c;
October ~S5!aS6c. Corn-SpOt in good de-
mand; No. 3 mixed 43c; steamer No. .
mixed 43c; No. , yellow 45a454c; No. 2
mixed in export elevator 4~3lai3!c; options
steady; No. 2mixed July 43Sal3lc; August
444a45c; September 45ia46c; October 45}a
46c. Oats-Spot strong; No. , mixed
33lc; rejected white 36c; No. > white Boa
36ic; No. = white 3Sa35lc; futures higher;
August 3ila35c; September 33la3lc; DC
tober 3ia35c.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, July 2.-CottOn-Un'
changed. Flour-Steady. Wheat-Steady
No. red 7Sa79c; new nc; receipts ., zoe
bushels; shipments 800 bushels. Corn
In light demand; No. 2 mixed 36a369c,
Oats-Quiet; No. , mixed cole. Rye
Nominal: No. = SHE. Pork-Firm al
so 40. Lard-Dull at Sc p. Bulk Meat:
-Ou;et. shoulders 81 30: short rib Sc 40