Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-02
Register Office.

WHEELING, June l.
Eutter-Creamery. at l2Ql5c: country
choice 51l0c; country good. 5HSc; cOun-
Try, light. 5a6c; buuerlnd, lu4l2c
Eggs-l0c per d0Z n.
Navy Beans-Hand picked. S5G9oc per
buSEel .
New York. IIl2c; Limberger, 90lQc;
SWeitZer. llHul2c, market nominal; de-
Poultry-Old live chickens. s. 00aS % per
dozen. chickens, hens. per pound, i4Sc;
spring chickens, g 5OaS % per dozen; per
Ducks-$3 O0a3 30 per dozen. Geese. 4O8
soc each Turkeys NUyc per pound, live
weight; dressed l04l2i2c.
Lard-Country prime, &C; very plent-
TOirioDs-Bormudas. 81 OOa2 . per crate
POt.t0es-55N+oc per busheL
sweet Potatoes-RaltimOre 81 25G1 so per
barrel: Jerseys. 81 75u2 20 per barrel.
Applts-& t00i po per barrel.
B5ets-5eQ6uc per dozen.
Green OuIOns-15c per dozen.
New LettuCe-iG05Oc per buShel.
New Ksle-15Cds, 90 per barrel.
Rldishcs-N5w. l5c per dozen.
Orauges-JaUaiCa. per barrel. 81 NNQl W;
psr box. s. I56i 90; Nessina. s. seas 40;
California. s. O0d3 40; case. s. J0di 90
Iemons-Mcssina, s. CUN3 30 pen box.
Bananas-Sl O0G2 90 per bunch. as 10 size
Pin6appies-9d12c apiece.
Home Cabhage-$l 25Gl 30 per crate
Celery-2Cd25c per bunch-
Hic[orv NutE-s1 90 per bushel.
Coco9r1tz-s6o' per dozen per bag,A %.
Tomatoos-S2 50Q2 - per crate.
Spinach-40c per buShel.
Strawbe rrits-l0l0c per bON
Pt1S-Sl 90 per buShel.
Baaus-$1 15U2 On per buSheL
Wsterm5 lons-S50 90 per llO.
OYSTER Plant-30C per dozen.
~C9ugGowcr-S2 30 per dozen.
Rhubarb-10N l5c per dozen.
CHICAGO. June 1.-Speculative markets
did not all go one way to-day. ME
wheat and provisions were weak. corn
ana oars were strong Weak cables and
total lack OF cash demand caused de-
cline I'm wheat of ll4c per buSneL corn.
ou the other hand, advanced sc ILoS1
damage fears driving shorts to cover
oats advanced i4U%sc for similar rea-
SON. Provisions closed at decline OF
about &c all around.
Wheat was weak at the opening III COt'-
sequence of the piliug up OF the receipts
since Saturday morning and the weakness
of the Liverpool markets. Inc market
WINS the most potent of the opening lac
TORS. and although dry weather ana sharp
frosts have been the ch3racterlsucS OF
the climatic conditions since SATURDAY
that had hut little effect IN staying the
hand of the short seller. July wheat,
Which closed Saturday at 6l@sc. opened TO-
day al 675sa6.'sc. ana AFTER temporary
recovery to 6SisH6Ni4c. 10 started on ue-
cline which by u o'clock had carried tn
price no 66isc The litJle squirt following
fhe opening decline was all the effect the
r.norfs of frost had on the market. II be-
ir,. considered that little or no damage
would result therelrom.
Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet and easy.
Wheat No. spring. 6tled6Sc; No. .
spriug 6ST6Nc: No. red. .Ic.
corn. No. .. 23Ss G23'sc; No yellow,
OATS. No. .. IKE: No. white, 20hG22c;
No . white 1Neu2lc.
rive. No. -. 81 &C
Barley. No. .. 3o13oi2c; No. s, 26QS2c;
No g. 26U-,lec.
FlaXseed. No. /. 76A0..c.
prime timothy seed g -.
Ms r0rk. per barrel. s. 9Od1 %.
-rd. per 100 lbs S. 52i2H5 %.
short ribs. sides dOOSe). 81 Loaf 40
Dry sailed shoulders tboNec). 3U2i4c.
short clear sides boxed. 42sU4Ac
Whisky. distilers' finished goods per
gallon. 81 ~.
Receipts-Flour 900 barrels; wheat,
GOO bushels; corn, tu5W bushes; oats
81 90 bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley
- 600 bushels
$4,000 bushels; corn 10000 bushels; oats,
45i 600 bushels; rye, 1Aooo bushels; barley.
SEQ bushels.
on the Produce Exchange to-day the
butter market was firm; cremareles. uG
l4isC. diaries. tNl2c.
Cheese. weak az 7ieG724c.
E.Sgs, steady; fresh, SC.