Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-22

lover small Q 20 w. LoLsS
10 quality. Market about closed. hu
earian $l.l5 per bushel; Golden MIL
$l.25 per bushel a.
Sweet cider-Country swess " 0't
3 50 ps1 barrel; crab cider % 0O@t
per barrel. Demand quiet.
Lard--Couutry prims, 54S6c., demsi
fair.
Apples, green, y bbl. choice $3.50
500; supply scarce; demand fair.
r Onions-Bermuds 81 00 per bushe
Bunch Onions, new, 20@25c per doze
+ Good demand.
Strswberries-At 5@6c per box. ID
msnd good.
Gooseberries-Per bucket SOC. Demar
slow.
Peas-New 81 OO@l IS per bushel.
Currents-Per bucket SOC. Deman
good.
Cherries-Per bucket 35@4Oc. Deman
good.
Raapberries-At S@lOc per box. D.
msnd good.
Cab6age-At 81 5O@l 10 per Dbl. d.
mand good,
Green Beaus-At 81 so per bushsL d.
msnd good.
New York.
NEW YORK, June 2l.-Flour-Dull; re
ceipts 1884 barrels; exports S,6l8 bar
rels, and 1920 sacks; market dull ant
heavy; sales l20,00 barrels; superhn'
Western and State 81 30@3 90; common
TO good extra Western and State 81 75@
3 Is; good to choice do So 1904 50
common to choice white Western extrs
81 1904 so; fancy do 81 1904 IS; com
mon to good extra Ohio 81 1904 s5i
common to chico extra st. Louis 81 go
patent Minnesota extra good to prime
81 50@4 rs; choice TO double extra 81 81
al 90. Wheat-Receipts 22l,200 bush
els; exports 4l,744 bushels; spot lots a
shade stronger but only moderately active;
opened f@3c better, later declined 3@lfc,
closed weak; sales 5.496, 900 bushels iu.
lures, l3l. 900 bushels spot; No. 2 srriDg
SIC; No. 2 hard SAC; ungraded red roc
86Sc; No. . red 843ct o. b., S6@SG3c de-
livered: No l red 92c; No. l white SS3c;
uugraded white 82@87tc; No. 2 red
July 84@85s &c, closing st84!c; August $40
@86c, closing at size; September 853@
$3.50, closing ct 854c; October S6s@974c,
closing st S65c; November 87s@894c,
closing at size; December $4,000,
closing at 88Bc; January 9O@903c, closing
at 9Ofc; May 94!@9llc, closing at 94Bc
Corn-Srot lots 2@4c higher but very
quiet; options dull; receipts sos bushels;
exports IO6, O55 bushels; sales 440,0 600
bushels futures, 10000 bushels spot; IN
graded 4O@45c; posted No. 2 45c; No. 2
July 4sB@45sc, closing at 45sc. Oats
White 4@3c higher; mixed a shade lower
receipts g 5000 bushels; exports 2O,6S8
bushels; mixed Western 33!@35: white
do 37@44c Hay-Strong; shipping Coo
Hops-Quiet. Coffee-Spot fair; Rio dull
at 9!c; options a shade higher and moder
stely active; sales 1900 bags; June
1850; July I zoe; August 765@7.70c;
September 7 zoe; October 765@7 roc;
November 7.65@L7Oc; December 7.70c;
January 7.70c. Sugsr-Steady snd quiet;
fair 10 good refining 4 l3-l694 l5-l6c;
refined steady; of lG@5Ec; standard
A 6Jc; cutloat and crushed G}c; grsuula-
ted Gle. Molasses STEADY and quiet.
Rioe-Firm and demand fair, Petroleum
STEADY; United closed at 69bc. Tallow
Steady at Ate. Turpentine-Steady at
3l3@32a. Eggs-Firm and fair demand
receipts 1906 packages; western fresh l22
@l24c. Pork--Dull. Cut Mests-Firm;
picked bellies 5B@54c Lard Very dull;
western steam, spot, S. 80; July SIS 80;
August Sc Al; September Sc 81; October
81 2696 80; city Rtesm SIS IS. Butter
Dali and in buyers fsver; western lC@
l6Ic. Cheese-Quiet aud weak.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-On Change to-day
the conditions were more or less unsettled,
prices alter a buoyant opening tending
somewhat downward. The announcement
of q decrease of Que million and o half
bushels In the visible supply was made
during the session aud was considerably
larger than had been counted upon by the
crowd, but was not sufficient to maintain
prices. The starting price for August was
76 cents, an advance Of &c over the off,
on Saturday, and sold at once to 76ic, but
bsgan to break of under free offerings, and
continued to decline with few fluctuations
until 74Jc had bsen reached, rallied and
closed st l o'clock at 75gc, In the after
moor the feeling wss easy and August
closed at IS 3.l6c. Flour-Dull and IN.
changed. Whest-Fairly active and gen
orally easier; sales ranged; June 72t@
S3kc, closed at 72Sc; July 73i9744c,
closed at 7%Sc; August 74S@76lc, closed
at 75!c; No. 2 spring T2.c, No. 3 spring
72ac. Co-n-Dall and easier; sales
ranged: cash 344c; June 344@35c, closed
at 344c; July 35@S54c, closed at 35c;
August 36 3l6@36!c, closed at 36c,
Oats-Dull snd essy; sales ranged: cash
BIC; June 27@27Bc, closed at BIC; July
81 5.l6@27sc, closed at 27Sc; August
26@26Ic, closed st 26bc. R7e-Steady;
No. 2 56c Bsrley-Nominal; No. 2 500
SIC. Flax Seed-Steady; No. l 81 OS3.
Mess Pork Steady and firm; cash and
July So S5@S 80, closed al So 80; August
So $500 O2i, closed at 50 90. Lard
Steady; sales ranged: cash Sc 10; July
Sc 20; August Sc 274@G 30. Cut Meats
Short rib sides steady; cash, S. so.
Boxed Meats-Stesdy; shoulders 81 $50
4 80. Whisky-Stesdy at 81 Ia. Sugar
unchanged. Butter-Ruled quiet; cream
cry l3@l6c; dairy ll@l3c. Eggs-At
9@lOc.
~HhiiaqelphIa.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-Flour-
Quiet; winter patent 81 1904 So; Mime.
sofa bakers 50 5094 so; Minnesota pat,
ents 81 75@5 90; Wisconsin patents 81 so
OATS. Wheat-Opened firm; No 2 red
June 85!@86c; July 854@S6c; August
S32683ic; September S4l@S5c. Corn
Steady, in fair demand; no grad 34c; No.
3 mixed 39@4Oc; No. 3 white 4Oc; steam
er No. 2 mixed 40c; No. 2 high mixed
or yellow 44c; futures quiet; No 2 mixed
June 43lc; july 1899; August 43}@45o;
September 45I@46t. dsta-Spot loti
weaker and lover; white 33!c; No. 5 white
35@35Ac; No 2 white June 5i@36ici
August 33f@34cc; September S2!@33c,
Provisions-In fair demand; new mess
pork $40 5O9ll 90; DO prime $40 90; hams
smoked l04c. Lard-Stesm IS 3T.. But
ter-Pirm but quiet; extra lGG