Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-17
Beans-Hand picked navy 81 LOG

raspberries l7@l8c; ~blsckberriea 7gS
: New sundrisd, spples, ausrtered, lt@Z
e sliced, 495c; peaches, new halVes'4sg9f
do quarters. 4@5c; do pared lot@ioa'
j., pittsd cherries S@9c. New eVsPoras'
| apples 5Gsc. Market on Dried Fruis non
f inal; demand moderate.
=. Cheese--Sales in . Job ing way OF PrInus
mud Ohio factory at SIC; New o
I39I4c Sveitzsr lOSlsc; Liuberges o
@l2c. ,
Epgs-Strictly fresh stock at ll@l2c
dos.; supply fair and demand good.
Feathers-CAoica. 50(966c IN origins!
packages, 4a6c more in small lots.
Honey-Choice white clover, l39l4'
choice buckwhsat. l2Sl4c.
Nuts-Shelbsrks, 60c per bushel; black
w~slnuts, 3O94Oc,
Potatoes-Choice new 81 25@l so, or
s. so per Dbl; demand good.
Poultry-Live chickens. old - OU9
3 so , dozen; spring chickens, 81 759
2 25 Good demand
Rags-S:eady at lf@lfcf for white mlI
ed cotton; l@lSc for all wool and Ito
IL. tor mixed.
Seeds-Timothy seed 81 IS per bushel;
clover, small seed IS 90; large s6 90. az
TO quality. Market about closed. Hun
gsriau $l.l5 per bushel; Golden Millet
$l.25 per bushel.
Sweet cider-Country sweet 50 0G9
3 so per barrel; crab cider IS 0O@7 90
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard-Country prime, 53@6c. demand
fair.
Apples, green, y Dbl. choice $4,000
800; supply scarce; demand fair.
Onions-Bermuda 50 90 per bushel
Bunch Onions, new, 20@25c per dozen.
Good demand.
Strswberries-At 5@6c per box. De-
maud good.
Gooseberries-Pe bucket SOC. Demand
slow.
Peas-New 81 OO@l IS per bushel.
Currents Per bucket SOC. Demand
good.
Cherries-Per bucket 35@40c. Demand
good.
Raspberries-At o@lOc per box. De,
maid good.
CaO6sqe-At 81 5O@l Is per Dbl. De-
mand good
Green Beana-At 81 so per bushel. De-
msnd good.
New York.
INV YoRK, June Is -Flour-Receipts
Is, l67 barrels; exports 1866 barrels aud
200 sacks; market irregular; sales 1900
barrels; common to good extra western
81 80; good to choice do 81 1905 90;
common TO choice white wheat western
81 1904 80; fancy do 81 90@5 90; COM
mon to good TO extra 81 50@5 90; CON-
mon to choice extra st. Louis 80 90; pat
eut Minnesota extra good to prime 81 so;
choice 10 double extra 81 so. Wheat
Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports 81 OBJ
shipments declined 5@2c; options closed
steady; sales 3,848, 900 bushels futures;
5000 bushels spot; No. 2 Chicago sole;
No. . Milwaukee 8l2@82c; ungrsded
spring S2@84c; No. l hard 85}@S53c;
No. l Northern SIC; No. and No. 2 hard
mixed SIC; uugraded red 76@S5c; No. ,
red 85ic delivered; No. ! red Ole; No. 2
red July 83s@83Sc, closing at 834c; Au'
gust S34c; September S4S@85c, closing at
sac; October S5!@86c, closing at 853c;
November SGs98tc, closing at 86sc; De-
cember S74@S8Ic, closing at 873c; JAN
uary 884@89c, closing at 893c; April 924
@925c, closing at 92Bc; May 923@935c,
closiDg at 92Jc. Corn-SFot lots !@3c
lower; export demand light; speculation
quiet; receipts "a, 100 bushels; exports
1885 bushels; sales $50 900 bushels fut,
ures; 10000 bushels spot; ungraded 34c;
No. 2 434@432c; No. 2 July 444c, clos
ing at 44fc; August 45f@45&c, closing at
45I C; September 46@46lc, closing at 46c;
October 464c. Osts-Lower but active;
receipts l56, $50 bushels; mixed western ~
@S6c; white do 3T@44ic, asy-Stesdy.
Hops-Quiet. Cofee-Spot fair . Rio
firm at 94c; options steady, fair and &C.
tive; sales ~, 900 bags; June 1850; July
I soc; August and September 7,75c; Octo-
Der 775c; November 7 70@7.75ci Jan
uary 7.75c. Sugsr-Refned quiet at; c
SIC; extra C ste; mould A &c; contec-
tiQper's A 6Jc; grsDulsted &c. Molesses
quiet. Aica-Steaiy and demand fair.
-'A"H-Firni United closed at 67fc;
p rsd IN bsrre' 6@63cj refined 7ic
TsIIow-Firm and quiet. Tu~rpentine--DalI
AT 33e. Eges-Steady and in t9iT demand;
receipts 6.772 packages; western ttesh ~
6llBc. Pork-Steady and demand mod
crate; new meas 80 IS; old mess % ESQ
9 so. Cut Meats-Firm; picked bellies
sic; picked shoulders 6@6ic; do hama
l03SlIc Lard Lower; western steam
SPOT, Sc 224@6 274; July Sc 27@6 81;
August Sc 1905 Al; September IS AZ
@6 50; October Sc 81. Butter-Quiet
and barely steady OF lO@l7!c. Cheese
Quiet and firm.
Ohioaxo.
CHICAGO, June l6.-The record in low
prices for wheat was broken again to-day.
The price for July delivery declined to
72tc, while cash wheat was quoted at one
time at Tic, within tic OF the lowest price
current on the Chicago market but once
previous 10 rs years. Despite the low
prices no lsrge amounts Of wheat appeared
10 come on the market. The starting
price OF July was 73Ic, from which it fell
off quite steadily 10 I2sc and rallied at the
close TO 724c. In the afternoon there was
a rally TO 7Sc, closing q shade easier in
latest trading. Flour-Weakcr; Southern
winter WnedI St -OVLf foSi "leSOuoln
81 75@4 Is; Michigan 81 0O@4 IS,
soft spring wheat s. 5O@3 IS; Minnesota
bakers 81 25@3 Is; patents 81 400
4 Is; low grades 81 1902 IS; rye -four
81 30@3 so. Whest-Active, weak and
lower; sales ranged: June 7l@7lJc, closed
at 7lsc; 4uly 72B@73c, closed at 724c;
August 734@743c, closed st 74Ic; No. ,
spring 7l@7l!c, closed at 7ll@7l3c; No.
3 2@64c Corn-Wesker and closing ic
lower; sales ranged: cash 34!c; June
34035c, closed st 35Ic; July 81 l5.l6@
35sc, closed at 30 3l6c; August 36@36sc,
closed at Sc 5-l6c. Uats-Dull and low.
er; sales ranged: cash 27@27lc; June
&c; July 27t@27sc, closed at 274c;
August 25S@26c, closed at 25ic. Rye
Dull; No. 2 554c Bsrley-Dull; No.
? 5O@53c. Flax S~eed-Stesdy; No l
81 OS. Mess Pork Opened weak at 23@