Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-28

Cucumbers, 40c per dozen.
New potatoes So 5Oa3 IS per barrel.
California oranges, Washington Naval
sedless So 50a4 90.
California seedlings, s. 25a3 so per box.
Watermelons, Georgia go OOa3O 90 per
hundred
Pittsburg Produce Market.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 21.--There is
continued fair demaUd for choice cream
cry butter at full prices; country Is also
moving fairly well for this season of the
wear. but at very lew prices. The arrival
If Ohio cheese continues Ii eral and prices
are weak. Eggs-There is a very fair de-
mand for candled, but suspicious stock
continues dull. Poultry, both live and
dressed. continues quiet with no recent
change in price.
fancy creamery, 17al9c; fancy country
roll, 12al3c; low grades and cooking, Sa
loo: grease, 3a4c.
CHREsE-Ohio, new, 71laSc; New York,
new. lOal01Sc; Wisconsin Swiss, In 20 10.
bricks, 16al7c; Limberger, new make,
EGGs-Strictly fresh Pennsylvania and
Ohio, IN cases, l414al5c; candled STOCK, Ia
ll6c per dozen additional; goose eggs 2Oa22c
per dozen; duck eggs, 17alSc per dozen.
PoULTRY-Large live chickens, 65a70c;
per pair; live chickens, small 45a5Oc;
spring chickens, 40a60c; ducks, 5Oa55c
per pair, as to size; geese, no sale;
turkeys, 6a7c per pound; dressed
fowls, llal2c per pound; chickens, l3a
lac per pound; spring chickens, 24a25c per
pound; ducks, 12a13c per pound; turkeys,
l4a15c per pound.
The supply of potatoes to-day was large,
but with an increasing demand there was
not much trouble in getting full prices.
In addition TO the local trade there are
large shipments being made to the lntrrlor
points, which for the time are being sup
piled in this market Choice CABBAGE was
in very good demand and brought lulI
prices.
PoTAroEs-Old on track. 50a6Oc; from
store. 7Oa75c per bushel; Bermuda, So 5Oa
4 90 per bushel; Southern Peerless, per
barrel 50 25a2 80; Rose, per barrel, IS qua
3 25.
EARLY VEGETABLEs-Souther onions,
"a 5Oa5 90 per barrel; cabbage, per crate, ga
2 so; Florida tomatoes, 81 25al 90; Mlssls-
sippi do 81 GOAL 25; peas, 50casl W per
basket; beans, 81 25al 80 per basket; crate,
81 coal 25; beets. 25a30c per doz; cucumoers,
half bushel basket, 50a 75c; 4OaSOc per
doz; per crate 81 25a1 so; radlshes, white,
lOal5c per doz; egg plant, 5Ocasl w per
doZ.
The supply Of berries was light, but the
demand was not urgent and prices ala not
show much of an improvement. Green
apples, both old and new crop, continue
neglected and prices are weak. Watermel-
ons in fair demand at unchanged prices.
APPLEs-Faucy. per barrel, q 5Oa3 OO;
choice, 81 OOa2 80; common, 81 5Oa2 OO.
BERRIEs-Fancy strawberries, per quart
1Oal2c: fair, Ease: small, 4a5c; cherries,
case; black raspOerries, 12al3c; red rasp-
berries, 1Sa20c; huckleberries, 9alOc;
gooseberries, Ease.
MELoNs-Watermelo 25a35c; canta-
loupes, per crate, 81 00a3 80.
FEATHERs-Extra live geese, 55a6Oc; No.
do, 4Sa50c; mixed, 25a35c.
HoNEY-New crop, white clover, in lib
sections, 10al2c per pound; Glib sections,
Sal0c per pound; buckwheat lOal2c per
pound.
MAPLE SwEETs-Maple syrup, new crop,
per gallon. G0aSlc; granulated maple sugar
SEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 2Oa2 25; clover,
IS 00aS 25; blue grass, 81 4Oal 40; German
millet. 81 so; American millet, 81 %.
CIDER-Sand refined cider S. soar 80;
country sweet, per barrel, s. OOa5 80.
BEANs-New crop of New York and
Michigan peas, 81 l5a2 % per bushel; i'm
ported in 200 pound bags 81 SOal 20 per
bushel; Lima, new, 4l4c.
BEEswAX--Choice yellow, 2Sa3Oc.
New YORK, June 27.-Flour. receipts,
60,7S3 barrels; exports 9,5l3 barrels; sales
%, 400 barrels; market, weak, more doing.
Corn Meal, dull and steady. Rye, steady.
Wheat, receipts, Sl9,625 bushels; exports,
23,9S4 bushels; sales, 2920,O0O bushels
futures, and 2l2, 600 bushels spot; market,
fairly active, lower and weak; No. red,
store and elevator, 7l5[a72c: atioat 734a
721<c; ungraded red 6Sa7l4c; options
were moderately active and weak and ga
&c lower on reports Of financial trouble
ia London, with foreigners selling, cables
easier and large receipts; No. red, July
II 13-l6a12 7-l6c, closing at 7lTc; August,
4Ls14I6c, closing at 7414c; September,
as l6a76 7-46c. closing at 1890; October,
7S16a1S$5c, closing at 1SAc; December,
81 5-l6aSlsIc, closing at size. Corn, re-
ceipts, 65, 500 bushels; exports 4,239 bush
els; sales, 500, 600 bushels futures; market,
dull and easier, closing steady; No. 4S1la
4Sl5c; options, dull and Ssa19c lower on in
creasing receipts, closing weak; July 4S$
assoc, closing at 4SNc; August, 1894
1870, closing at 4916c; September 5Oa
5O11c, closing at 50kc; October 504c.
Oats, receipts, III, $50 bushels; exports,
1919 bushels; sales, 100000 bushels fu-
lures, and 81, 900 bushels spot; spot market
lower; options duh, lower and weak; July
351{ a35ss, closing at S5j5c; August 331Sa
335Ic, closing at 3316c; september 32l4c;
No. white soc; No Chicago 35$ia36c;
No. 3, 35c; No. white 34c; mixed western
SGa37lSc; white do. 3716 a4}c Hay, quiet
anc steady. Hops, steady aud quiet. Wool,
quiet and unsettled; domestic fleece 21a32c;
pulled 26aS7c; Texas l6a20c. Cut meats,
easy picked bellies, II lbs. at 1880. Lard,
quiet; western steam closed at - 90; June
closed at 50 So; July closed at 50 90; Sep
TENDER closed at $40 -. Pork, better de-
mand and steady; new mess $40 GOALS so.
Butter, moderate demand and frmer;
western dairy l4lSal1c; western creamery,
l1aS3c; westery factory l4al7c; Elgin, PIX
a32c. Cheese, firm; fair demand. Eggs,
steady; receipts, 1888 packages. Tallow,
dull. Cottonseed oil, steady Petroleum,
quiet; United $3.50. Rosin, quiet Tur-
pentine, firm. Molasses, lower Coffee,
options opened steady at 10 points down.
closed steady and unchanged at IL points
up; sales. 1000 bags; July l5.3Oc; Septem-
Der Is l5c: OCTOBER and December l4.9Oc;
spot Rio. dull and nominal Sugar, raw,
quiet and steady; refined, quiet and steady.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Timely rains need
ed for spring wheat unsettled the bulls. At
Tue CIOSS a Jay WdSob NelS ~ ouu DCPtS
Der &c below yesterdays prices. The
good growing weather and a slack ship
ment brought corn down TO the extent of
&c for July and q for September. There
were some sustaining orders in pork and
an advance of about Soc per barrel. Lard
and ribs closed without change. Flour.
more active. Wheat, cash 654c; No.
spring f. o. b. 60a67c; No. , red 65Llc;
June 65lia65slc; July 65%s a66s<c, closing
aat 65l1c: September 70s7O5Sc, closing at
70llc. Corn, cash 405Sc; June 404a4l &C,
closing at 40%c; July 4O4a4ll{c, closing
at 4O5Sc; September s21sa425sc. Oats,
cash 2a5Sc; No. ? white T. O. b. SS14a35c ;
~ ooI<,. lima 10