Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-13
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wheeling.

TUESDAY, June II.
The market has been good the past week
and business up to the average lnele Is
no material change in prices from last
week, although some articles nave oeeoine
cheaper on account Of increased supply.
Poultry ia in fair supply and the demand Is
good. The following are wholesale duo'a-
tons: ,
/ eountry sa1Oc; common 5a6c. hesuppiy
is heavy and the demand is fair.
Beams = For hand-picked navy the
demand is good and the supply Is very
light. Prices are 81 6Oa2 70 per bushsi;
extra fancy 50 80. 90,
Cheese-Prime mild Ohio factory la
he: New York l3a14e; Sweitzer l33al4c;
Iimberger 1Oa11. Market nominal.
Eggs-Strictly fresh stock !5al5tc per
dozen. Supply scarce, demand heavy
Feathers-Choice IN original packages
a55c; in small lots 4a5c extra
Potatoes--Home raised III oO per
bushel; demand good; supply light; nc"
So OOa5 90.
Poultry-Iive chickens, So O0a3 so
Der dozen; spring chickens 81 5Oa3 90 pr
dozen; turkeys live 9a10c per pound;
dressed 12}a15c; ducks, live ~ 4Oa3 90 per
dozen. :,
Rags-Steady at HAIL. &c for white mixed
cotton; 1a13c for all wool, and 1faltc for
mixed.
Lard-Country prime, with fair de-
mand, at 73a8c.
Onions-New Bermuda 81 %; per
bushel; demand good; supply fair; Southern
onions, per bushel, 81 so.
Cabbage-New per crate 81 rs; demand
good; supply fair.
Seeds-Per bushel-Prime clover "a %;
strictly choice S. 90. Timothy ~ S5 to
So 90; orchard grass 81 50a1 10; blue
grass, extra clean, 81 %; common millet,
81 35; golden 81 rs.
Green Onions-Per dozen 20c, demand
fair, supply good. >"
Tomatoes-New 81 75a2 90 to So 25 per
bushel crate.
Cucumbers-Per bushel crate 81 90; per
dozen, SOC.
Rhubarb-Per dozen punches 20 cents.
Radishes-Per dozen punches 15c.
Peas-Green, 81 90 per bushel crate.
Beans-Green, 81 90 per bushel crate.
Strawberries-Per quart 7 to 10c.
Cherries-Per bushel IS to 75c per pail.
New York.
NYw YORK, June 12.-F1our-Receipts
81, 600 packages; exports 6, 1926 sacks; mar
ket dull and unchanged; sales Is, 300 bar
rels. Wheat-Receipts 137, 700 bushels;
exports 196,057 bushels; sales 8 LA, 900
bushels futures, %, 900. bushels spot; OPP
ions firm; No. spring SS!c; ungraded
red Ole; No. 9 red June 9OSa90sc, closing
at 81 &c; August 91saS2fe, closing at 92ic;
September 9lsa92ic, closing at 92sc; De
csmber 94ia954c, closing at 953c; May esb
a99sc, closing at 992c. Corn-Receipts
109,9 $50 bushels; exports IL, 428 bushels;
sales Ito, 1000 bushels futures, 240, 0OO
bushels spot; options steady; ungraded
5Ss5Sle; No. 2 June SOC; July 5Sfa599c,
closing at soc; August 59!c, closing at
6Osc; September 59la603c, closing at 60lc;
November 59fa59sc, closing at sole.
o ts-Receipts 1880 bushels; exports
/ ,O57 bushels; sales 100000 bushels fu'
lures, 1Q4, 900 bushels spot; mixed western
37a40c; white do 43a48c. Hay-In light
demand. Hops Quiet. Coffee - Spot,
fair Rio nominal at about 15lc; options
opened Is points higher, closing heavy and
lower; sales 10000 bags; June 12.65a
- zoe; July II 50a1i 55c; August 10 Asa
10 S5c; September 10.10a10 45c; October
9 95a1O 2Oc; November 10 05a10. 20c; De-
cember 8 9Oa10. zoe; January 10 00a10. zoe;
February 10 00a10 15c; May 10 Toe. Su-
gar-Quiet aud firm; fair refining quoted
at 1-16c; centrifugal SIC; refined quiet
and unchanged. Molasses-Dull; SOP test
9ic. Rice-Steady. Petroleum-Steady
United strong at TIC. Cotton Seed Oil
At 4l1a42c for crude; 46a47c for r,finsd.
Tallow-Steady at 16c. Rosin-Dull
and easy at ST. 15a1 90. Turpentine-
Quiet at Soc. Eggs-Easier; receipts 6 500
packages; Western 17a17fc. Wool-Dull;
domestic fleece 20s36c; pulled 14a26c;
Texas 12al9c. Pork-Quiet and un-
changed. Cut meats-Firm but very quist;
Lard-Firm; western steam spot IS 75s
8 so; June So ~; July So "a; August
So 71as 10; September s. 74ss 70; October
So 72aS 70; city steam 50 Is. Butter
Firm; western 13a203c. Cheese-Quiet
and weak; Ohio fat 7aSc. Copper
Easier; lake SIG 80.
chicago.
CHICAGO, June 12-Wheat to-day was
unsettled and an easier feeling existed.
Corn was active. Oats weak. Provisions
weak. Flour-strong. Wheat-Cash No
2 spring s3faS4c; No. 2 red SAFE; June
s3sas43c, closing at safe; August saga
sale, closing at SAGE; September S3saSi3c,
closing at Sale; December s4ssS6sc, clos
ing at S6sc. Corn-Cash No. 2, 52sc; June
5l3a52lc, closing at 52Ac; July 51ss53sc
closing at SIC; August 52ss53lc, closing
at 53ic; September 52sa54c, closing al
53ic. Oats-Cash No. 2, 32c; June 3lsa
sale, closing at Sale; July 32,32ac, clos
ing at SAFE; August 27ta2stc, closing a
2ssc; September 27a27sc, closing at 2sc
Rye-No. 2, 5sc. Barley-No. 2, 65a61c
, Flax Seed-No. 1, 81 so. Timothy
! Ssed-F. lime So 10a2 Is. Mess Pork
Cash ST. so: June $l3 10; July $13 III
closing at $13 IS; August $13 ST!'
IA OH, closing at $13 IS; Septembe
S13 g7la14 O5, closing at S14 05. Lard
; Cash $s 80; August So 62l; Septembe
r S. 67}; October s. 69l. Cut Mests-Shor
ribs 81 so; shoulders S. 00a6 %; shor
! clear s. 10as Is. Whisky-At 81 20
r Sugars-Cutlosf, 7iaSle; granulsted, &c
standard A, SIC. Butter-Moderately nc
tive; creamery 15a19c; dairy 132a17c
Eggs-Firm at 14a14Sc.
PhiladelphiA.
Z PHILADELPHIA, PA, June ~ Flour
|. Quiet but steady. Wheat-Dun and lower
No. Q red June aila95c; July 91a9l &c
August 9ofa9Olc; September ala9ltc. Cor
Spot dull and lower; failures strong; Nc
2 high mixed 61lc; No. 2 mixed Jun
5ssc; July sole; August 603a61c; Septem
,, Der 60la6lac 0ats-Spot quiet; ungrade'
|. |. white 45sc; No. 3 white 44lc; No. 2 whit
45lc; futures dull; No. 2 white June ~
!, 43ic; July 4Sltc; August 31ia3Sc, But
: ter-Firm; creamery 1aa20c; western
! factory l5s16c. Eggs-Firm; frsts 1Tt
CheeseFirm; Ohio flats 7aa8lc.
: Otnotnnsp.
CINCINNATI, o., June faction
: Quiet. Flour-Dull. Wheat-Nominal
: No. 9 red 94c; receipts 6, 500 bushels; ship
ments 9, 600 bushels. Con-Stropger; Nc
! 9 mixed 53c Oats-Steady; No. 2 nike
SIC. Rye-Dull; No. 9 sc. Provisions
: Steady and unchanged. Wbisky-Quis
at STA. Butter, Sugar and Cheese