Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-15

Onions Bermudas, 81 40al 50 per oushel;
New Florida cabbage 81 5Oal 10 per
barrel crate as to quality; Baltimore crate.
81 5Oa2 90; home grown cabbage & OOa2 90.
Apples, extra fancy s. 6OaS 20; supply
fair, demand good.
bushel e. GOA % per barrel. Prospects
for weaker prices.
New Beets, 40c per dozen lunches.
New Lettuce, CSC per 0ushel.
Rsdishes, l0al5c per dozen.
Cucumbers, 40aJ0c per dozen.
Green Onions, 20a25c per dozen.
Caulifower, 81 50 per dozen.
Tomatoes, Florida. 6basket crates, & 30
a3OO
Strawberries, 4alOc per quart.
Asparagus, 9Oa+OC a dozen.
Spinach, 15cafl 10 per barrel.
Rhubarb, 2Cc a dozen.
Pineapples, 81 coal 80 a dozen.
New Peas, 5Oa15 per bushel.
New BeanS-BuShel boxes, 81 90.
New Potatoes-Rose, 50 00a3 80 per
barrel; Peerless, 81 5Oa3 90 per barrel.
PittsburE PrOauoe Market.
PITTsBURG, June Il.
There IS no change 70 note in the general
position OF the local market for eggs, while
the supply is not large 70 is equal to present
requirements. Butter IS in fair request
for choice, but poor grades are neglected.
| Cheese continues 10 come forward freely
and FOR the time buyers have the Gdvant-
age The arrivals Of old potatoes have
fallen OF very materially within the past
day or two and while prices are no better
the downward turn has been arrested. The
continued warm weather tends TO increase
the demand for all kinds Of neW-crOp veg
etabes.
APPIEs-Sales Of fancy at 6 5Oa8 90 per
! barrel; fair to choice, 6 OOa3 80.
BEANs-New crop New York and Michi-
gan peas, al gOa2 20 per bushel; hand
picked medium, 81 S5al 30 per bushel;
Lima new SksS5Ec; Pennsylvania and
Ohio beans, 81 Goal 20 per bushel.
BUrTER-Elgin creamery, 2Ca2lc; Ohio
dairy, 14al5c; Ohio fancy cream
cry, l5al7c; fancy country roll, l2al4c;
low grades and cooking lOal2ci grease, ga
&C.
CHEEsE-Ohio, new, 7}(asc; New York,
/ QlSalOc; inc fall make, fancy new Wis
cousin. Swiss bricks, l4al4%<c; Wiscon-
sin Sweltzer, in tubs, 1Sel31sc; limourger,
llal9c; Ohio Swiss, l9al3o, as TO quality.
EsGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
| Ohio, in cSees, l6al1cS goose l5al6c; duck,
l5c.
HoSEY-New crop white clover, l6al7;
HoSINT-NeW, 81 rs per barrel Of 200
pounds.
| dressed chickens, l5al6c per pound; dress
ed spring chickens, 2Sa SOC per pound dress
Ell ducks, l5al6C per pound; dressed tur-
keys l7al6c per pound; live turkeys, %
lOc per pound; old live chickens, 75aS0c
per pair, as 70 size; live ducks, 50s6Oc
/ per pair; geess, 7Oa75c per pair.
SRRDs-We Western reclesned medium clover
. - III - nNeh - I'm
othy, 81 s. for prime and 81 20 for
ChOice; blue grass, e. T5a2 90; orchard
grass, 81 70; millet, 81 35; German, 81 80.
Hungarian, 81 10; fine lawn, 25c per pound;
seed ouckwheat, 81 4Osl 50.
GREEN Truck Green beans, 81 50a
| I rs per bushel box; wax 40, 81 GOAL 80 per
| bushel box; peas, 81 25sl so per box; GU
| cumbers al coal IS per box; do l5a2Oc per
dozen; new OeetS, 40s50U per dozen; green
/ onions, lOal5c per dozen; white radishes,
25a3OC per dozen; red DO, 20A25C per dozen;
/ caulihOwer, al 25sl 30 per dozen; Bermuda
onions, 81 40al 80 per box; tomatoes,
/ g OOaS 50 per case; do, g. 50aS 90 per box;
eastern do, 81 5Oa2 90 per crate; fancy
Strawberries, l2al5c per quart; choice,
| SalOC per quart; egg plant, 81 GOAL q per
] dozen; squash, 81 5Oa2 % per box.
PoTATOEs-Old, on track, 3OaS5c per
bushel; store. 45a5Oc per bushel; new pOts-
toes. Bermuda, 6 5Oa6 00per barrel; peer
/ less, = 75a3 90 per barrel; early rose, g 90
a3 80 per barrel
CHICAGO, June l4-The slowest markets
| for weeks were those on Change to-day.
/ Business was decidedly under the average
volume Telegraph lines were badly
| demcralized and this may have helped 10
| keep back calamity information, as II GER
[ tainly restricted business Wheat shorts
| were evidently we'll covered, for there was
I less demand and with no support an easy
feeling existed. Foreign crop advices were
I OF tenor that aided In producing a weak
ness. Corn held up better than wheat,
but there WAS no approach 70 animation.
/ Oats were duh and closed AZ inside iig-
7 ureS. Provisions we're strong and higher.
I Flour quiet Wheat, cash, No ? spring
| 1S'tc. No. spring 7Sa74Hc; June 7Ssia
|-1q(sC, closing At fS%C; July iSSas9lAC,
| CLOSING at ISAc; August 5S4sa7gSc clos
/ Ing &c $50 Corn. cash, No. >, 47c; Jun
/ G 46a{s41Ac, closing st 461Sc; July 45Ea
| 46iSc, closing az 46c; September 45a45asc,
/ closing At 45bc. Oats, cash No. ., 2g'sa
I 2qNc; June 29N aSOc, closing az 29Nc;
/ July 29'aa30c, closing At 2yiSc; Septem-
( ocr 2SlSa29c, closing az sSSc Rye, No,
/ i5c. Barley, No. 2, COO. Flaxseed, No.
/ 81 C2;a Timothy seed 81 gal 80. Mess
/ pork, cash $40 50; July $40 2oa10 52lS
. = I
alO 50, closing al $40 20. Lard, cash
I % 4Oa6 49}S; July 6 S7ISa6 42IS, closing
/ az IS 20; September e. S.. Short ribs,
cash 6 IS. July IS 521fa6 60, closing st
/ IS 52lS; September s. 5715a6 s., closing al
I IS 57l{. Shoulders S 25a5 375S Others
/ unchanged. Receipts-Flour 22,eO0 bar
/ rels; wheat, 67,0G0 bushels; corn, 43l,-
\ 600 bushels; oats, AZ 900 bushels; rye
| 5000 bushels; barley, $4,000 bushels
/ Shipments-Flour, AZ, 600 barrels; wheat,
\ 5000 bushels; corn, 1900 bushels; oats,
| 2l2,OCO bushels; rye, 5000 bushels; bar
\ ley, e.OQO bushels.
/ New YORK, June ls-FlouH, receipt
/ 1900 packages; exports 10000 barrels;
! market dull and weak; sales 1900 barrels
\ Wheat, receipts 265, 600 bushels; exports
l 4S9, goo bushels; sales 4, 2S6.000 bushels fu-
\ lures, and 9lG.O 900 bushels spot; spot market
\ lower; No. 3 red s6lSaS6s:c ungraded red
\ ~ a95c options steady and lower; No. =
/ red June S5sS6isc, closing at S59sc; July
/ SIS 7-l6aS15lc, closing at S6%c; August $50
/ aS7slc, closing at SIC; September STasS5sc,
/ closing at S7kc; October S1SsS9c, closing
/ at S7JSc; December 9Oa9lc closing at 500.
/ Rye, dull and lower; western $50. Corn.
/ receipts $4,000 bushels; exports, $1,000
bushels; sales, /, sos, 600 bushels futures and