The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-01-28
MARKETS.
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Baltimore Market.
January 25,

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COFFEE-Was quiet to-day, the only
sales reported were from second hands,
200 bags Rio on private terms. After
the close of Saturdays report CPS bags
Rio, resale, ex Frances Jane, was also
made ON private terms-prices are with
ont quotable change.
COTTON-Early in the day some few
sales were made, including Is bales mid
ding at 2Sfc; 101 bales low middling at
274c; so bales good ordinary at &c; later
and under decline per Cable, and also
from New York, our market became very
dull, and at the close we quote middling
nominal at 2Sc. Receipts to-day 575
bales from Savannah, 80 bales from
Norfolk and so bales from Petersburg
in all S35 bales.
FLOUR--The market continues steady
with sales of 700 bbls City Mills medium
extra ON private terms: 200 do western
spring wheat extra at Z %; 300 do Ohio
super at so; 500 do Howard street and
western do at 6 %.
WHEAT-Receipts of Wheat to-day
400 bushels white and Also bushels red;
market steady; sales include 200 bush
els low grade white at 00a2 20; 400
bushels choice Virginia Valley red at
2 30; 300 bushels prime do. and 700
bushels choice Frederick county do. at
2 %; 800 do. good and prime do. at 2 90
az 10; 600 bushels Pennsylvania at l 80
al 80, quote for prime and choice do.
95a2 90.
CORN-Offerings to-day $4,000 BUSH
els white and 5000 bushels yellow; mar
ket active and prices stronger; we note
sales of 5000 bushels prime dry white at
&c; 500 do. good at S5c; 2OOO bushels
on private terms; 100 bushels damp
and fair at S0a93c-of yellow 500 bush
els (from store) at CSC; 5000 bushels
prime at SIC; $500 bushels fair at S4a
66c.
OATS-4lO0 bushels received; sales
Of 1000 bushels in lots at 7Oa74c.
RYE-Sales of 300 bushels at 5Oa
So per bushel.
PROVISIONS-Have again advanced;
on Saturday car load of bulk shoul-
ders and one of rib sides were sold.
loose, at 13!al5tc; to-day car load of
shoulders sold at 1870, and rib sides
held firmly at l54c-small orders for
bulk meats, packed, are filled at l4tc
for shoulders and 161c for sides. Bacon
isaetive; we note;sales of 50 casks shoul-
ders in lots at 15tc; so casks rib sides at
Htc; 80 casks clear rib at 18tc. We
quote for mess pork at 81 00a3l so; sales
30 barrels at inside price; prime mess
2S 80, and rump27 00per barrel. Lard
is firm at 20a2O!c for western in bar
rels.
SUGAR-Market today was dull,
only sale reported % hogsheads Cuba at
11ac.
REFINED SUGARS-Are in good de-
mand, and prices close &c higher all
around. We now quote hard crushed
at 15lc, and soft A white at 15c.
SYRUPS-We quote prices steady,
viz: Maryland Golden 75c; Monumental
Csc, and Baltimore Golden 72c per gal
Ion.
SALT-With limited jobbing demand
we repeat former quotations, viz: for
Liverpool Ground Alum 2 l0a2 90, and
do fine 90a3 10 per sack. Turks ISL
and 50a55c per bushel for lots from
store. Stock large and demand small.
SEEDS-Clover was in very light re-
ceipt to-day, and with an active demand
prices fnrther advanced. We report
sales of $50 bushels old crop on private
terms; and 100 bushels in two lots,
prime new crop, at ALAG so. Timothy
is inquired for, and held firm at -.
Flax steady at , % per bushel for prime
clean parcels.
WHISKY-Continues in light supply
and held firm at 04, with buyers at
| O2 per gallon for free.