Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-10

a HOney-Ch0lce vnlte cloNoE' '"S
choice buckwheat. l2@l4c.
Nuts-Shelbarks, Coo per busnei; Oise
wSinuts, 30940c,
Potstoes-Choice so to $50 per oushe
common 40 to 45c per bushel; demsn
e good. New stock 81 90 to s. 90 per 90
Poultry-Lve chickens, old J 5 oOg
3 so = dozen; spring chickens, ~ Que
8 8 90. Good demand. 90,
: Rsgs--Steady at lf@l3cfc r white mi,
E ed cotton; l@l4c for al wool and ltG
l}c for mixed.
, Seeds-Timothy seed 81 95 per bushel
!, clover, small seed IS 90; large S6 OO, q
| to quality. Market about closed. Hur
: eariau $l.l5 per bushel; Golden MILE
SI.25 per bushel
|. Sweet cider--Country sweet % O9S
8 so pss barrel; crab cider sc OO91 D
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-Country prime, 53@6c. deman'
fair.
Apples, green, . Dbl. choice $2.6O@
800; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions-Bermuds 81 50@2 70 pc
bushel. Bunch Onions, new, 2O@25c pc
ooZen. UoOQ uemanu.
Lettuce-At 75c per bushel, slow de
msnd.
Peas-New 81 OO@l Is per bushel.
Rhubsrb, 10000 per dozen punches;
slow demand.
Spinuach-At 75c per bushel. Demand
slow.
Strawberries-At 5@6c per box. De-
msnd good.
Gooseberries-Per bucket soc. Demand
good.
Currents - Per bucket SOC. Demand
good.
Cberries-Per bucket 35@4Oc. Demand
good.
New York. June 9-Flour-Receip's
l,639 barrels; exports l,762 barrels and
1888 sacks; market dull and heavy;
sales 10000 barrels; common to good extra
western and State s. 10; good 10 choice
do So 5095 90; common TO good extra
Ohio So 1906 90; common 10 choice
extra St LOUIS 50 1905 90. Wheat-Re-
ceipts 463, 05U bushels; exports 100, 4O5
bushels; spot lots declined l@2c aud OPP
tons l@l3c, closing heavy; export demand
very moderate and speculation fairly &C.
tive; sales 7O2, 900 bushels future; $4,000
bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago S33@844c;
No l hard 8S!@S8fc; uugraded red 84!c;
No. 2 red nominal; No. | red 92c; No.
| white CSC; No. 2 red June S3f@845c,
closing at Sale; July S38@S5&c, closing
al S3}c; August 83I @85lc, closing at S4c;
September s44@S5ic, closing at sage;
October S5J@86Sc, closing at 853c; No.
vember SGt@S74c, closing at 863c; De-
cember S7@S84c, closing at size; Janu.
airy 874c; May 923@93c closing ar92!cr
Gorn-STot lots a shade and options to
&c lower, closing heavy; export demand
light and speculation dull; receipts ll2,-
so bushels; exports 67,l79 bushels; sales
656, 900 bushels futures; $4,000 bushels
spot; ungrsded 30@45!c; steamer 500
BIC; No. : 424@434c; No. 2 white Acc;
No. 2 June nominal; July 44s@445c, clos
ing at 445c; August 45!@454c, closing
at 454c; September 468@46Sc, closing at
463c. 0sts-Lower and fairly active; re.
ceipts l92,350 bushels; exports 90 900
bushels; mixed western 32@36c white do
371@44!c. H~ay-Stssdy and demand
fair. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull at 95c;
options O shade lower and fairly active;
sales 80, $50 bsgs; June Use; July 7.70c;
August 1861 zoe; September 1860
77Oc; November 7 65@7 roc; December
I 65@7. zoe; January 7.70c. Sugar-ln
moders'e demand and steady; refined
Grmer; C 4@54c; extra C 54@5sc; white
extra c 54c; yellow 43@4jc; off A 5Sc;
mould A ff6GSc; co%ufectioners' A 6tc;
~grauulsted 6 3.l6@6fc; cubes &c. Molas'
ses-Steady and quiet, Rice Firm and
in fair demand. Petroleum Steady; United
closed at 654c. Tsllow-Firm and quiet
at 1904 7-l6c. Turpentine-Firm at 81!
@33c Eggs-Steady and in fair demand;
receipts 4,43l pAokagco; western freeh liz
@l2c. Pork-Steady and demand mod
crate. Cut Meats-Firm; picked hams
lie; do shoulders Gle; middles firm; long
clear &c. Lard Lower aud fairly active;
Western steam steady at Sc %, July
S. 81; August Sc 37@6 AZ; October s. 55
@6 so; November ST so; city steam ST 10.
Rutter-Frm and quiet; western l0@l7c.
Cheese-Erm, demand fair. Copper
Quiet.
ChicaEo.
CHICAGO, June 9.-The bull feeling in
wheat appeared 10 depart from it to day.
Starting at isle for July. the PRICE drop
ped to T6c, rallied to 1850, then under o
deluge Of selling orders broke TO 75ic, and
closed there at | o'clock. In the after.
roon the spell Of weakness continued, July
closing at 74!c, or a full decline Of sc from
the top figure of two dsys ago. The feel.
lug at times was decidedly psnicky and
the fact that q large numoer 0, peopts had
| large lines OF wheat purchased 90 the re-
oor, boI,e VINO ~"ra compelled to throw
them overheard, materially aideu 49,
cline. The amount of wheat on passage
disclosed sn increase OF three and one
quarter million bushels, which caused q
weak feeling at first, but the course Of
values appeared to be governed solely oy
some Of the large local traders whose oiter'
ings during the day were almost unpre.
~cedeutedly large. At the close OF oticisl
trading IN the afternoon July was quoted
at 74ic. Flour-Easier; Southern winter
wheat 81 Is 4 so; Wisconsin 80 $50
1 rs; Michigan 81 1904 so; soft s. 80
AS So; Minnesota bskers' g 5093 Is;
patent 81 1904 so; low grades 81 $50
2 Is; rye -four IS O093 60. Wheat
Excited and lower, at times s~emi-panicky
closing at | o'clock l3@l.o under yester.
day. Sales ranged: June 73B@75c, closed
at 73tc; July 75@763c, closed at 75fc;
August 76!@775c, closed at 76ici No.
spring 73l@73sc. Corn-Weeker at ia
.c lower cash 34}@34!c; June 34!@
Soc, closed at SIDE; July 35s@36 3 Ice
closed at 3j ll.l6c; August 36&@37 3.l5c
closed at sc l3-lGc. Uats-0peDed firm
er but receded and closed generally low
er; cash 273@2Sc; June 27S@28c, CLOSED
at 2TSc; July 27t@2S}c, closed at 27ic
August % l5.l6@26ic, closed at % 10 l6c
Rye-Dull; No. 2 553@56c. Barley
Dali; No. ? 50k@53c Flax Seed-Firm
No. l 81 OS. Mess Pork Opened l0'
lower, declined 24@5c, additional rallies
lIO@l2Ic, receded 7l@lQc, and closet
quiet; cash, 81 IS; June So 1898 IA
800 A-r n0