Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-08
PRODUCE.
Register Office.

Register Once,
WHEELING, June g.
Home grown produce IS coming into the
market and is being quoted cheaper
Green beans and peas hold same prices.
17aise; country snliel good 1oc; Country light
lOc; butterne 13i15c.
Eggs-l4c per dozen.
Nay, Navy Beans-Iiand picked aso per
Cheese-Pr.me Ohio factory n@111sc;
New York HE; Linpberger 1219c; Sweitzer
Poultry-OId live chickens e 75d3 90 per
dozen: chickens. hens, per pound S43c;
spring chickens, q 5Oq3 w per dozen; per
pound. 10M11c.
each: turkeys, p i've weight Weight sasc per
pound.
Lard-Country, 5a6c.
Lemons-Messina $2.75G3.25 per box.
Old Rags-1ac per pound
Potatoes-s2 O0@225 per barrel; 55@6oc per
oushei; new s4o0Gl.5o per barrel
Iarsley -lJ@20c per Gozen nuncnes.
Ohions-$1O0 per bushel
green Cnions-l212Ml5c per Dozen
bermuda Onions-$l50 per crate.
Oranges-Ca.ifornia Seedlings s3.25Q3oO
per box.
Lettuce-50a75c per bushel.
SlraWperries-Home, 6GSc per basket.
Iomatoes-$4o0 per crate.
P-neapples-SM10c each.
Socoanuts-4ou5Oc per GoZer.
hdG.shes-15m2Gc per Dozen
Splnacn-I5c per Dushel hamper.
Sucumbers-50c per dozen.
egyptian On.ons-S1.25 per bushel.
Rnubdrb-1212c per dozen.
FIIorlda green beans--sl.7 rs a bushel.
FLORIDA green peaS-Sl. so a buShel
home peas, T.75 per bushel.
charleston Cabbage-$3.25 per crate.
CHICAGO, June Liquidation of
long wheat, the feature OF trading for
several days past, was apparently COM
pleted to-day and the market recovered
in degree from its depression. July
closed 1a@5sc higher. Corn gained 1sc,
oats $sW12c. Provisions show slight
changes
The opening in wheat was at a slight
improvement over yesterdays closing
prices. July started at 75B@75Ac, an
advance of 1s@14c. 1t was evident
from the amount of wheat offered at
the opening that the liquidation of the
past few days was not yet over.
A short period Of decided weakness
ensued, in which the July price touched
T412c. This was the low point of the
day. Private cables confirmed the SER
iousness of the Russian crop situation,
the rains notwithstanding, and this fact
ultimately proved one of the most i'm
portant factors of the session. AS the
liquidation dropped off a general incli-
nation developed to play for a rally.
Minneapolis and Duluth receipts were
$50 cars compared with 1,213 last week
and 134 year ago. Chicago receipts
were SO cars. FIVE of which were con-
tract grade Atlantic port clearances
amounted to 20S,000 bushels. Crop re-
ports unavoidable as a rule, this being
especially true in regard to the condi-
ton of winter wheat Cash demand
here was slow The first car of new
wheat was received here to-day. July
finally sold up to 753sc and closed firm
at 751a@755sc.
Corn was again dull but firm. Con-
tinued rains were reported west and
crop bulletins were unanimous report
ing the ground in bad condition. Re-
ceipts 396 cars July ranged from 213sc
to 211a@215sc and closed as@1ac high
er at 231A@239sc.
Provisions were dull and practically
featureless. There was some demand to
cover shorts, but cash inquiry was
small Prices fluctuated within a mar
row range At the close July pork
was 21ac higher at $S.25, July lard 21ac
lower at s5.05, and July ribs shade
lower at $4.6712.
Estimated receipts Thursday:
Wheat 10 cars: corn $40 cars; oats
261 cars: hogs 81 900 head.
The leading futures ranged as follows: