The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-06-27

with q sdsciinS Of only 10 per sushel,
though the trade has bean light. n
Oats are without change, The market is
weak and dull.
In provisions the market has been very
steady, with fair demand for all quota
tons, market closing nrm ut the quotation
Of last week. ~
In butter there f1asbeen material decline
from Dc to SC per pound. This has been
caused by the hot weather and the falling
Off in prices east, which W ,uld have pre-
vented shipments had the weather been
favorable. .-ai -. -'
Cheese has moved slowly, dealers here not
feeling disposed to purchase only as their
order account demanded, no encourage
ment being offered from any of the leading
receiving markets. r.' - "
Eggs have been in good supply and
steady, though shade lower at the close,
az the dealers do not desire TO hold when
the weather is as hot as II was during most
Of the week. ...-. ..-
The trade in old potatoes is now virtually
closed, and the price may be quoted at any
figure that purchaser may offer.
The trade in dried fruits is very light,
owing to the season. ..
The wool market il most unsettled.
Very little is Offering and buyers are not
anxious to increase their stock even at the
present reduction in prices. Eastern adj
vices give the state Of the market about as
last week. The sales are mostly in small
lots, and manufacturers manifest no dispo-
sition to anticipate their wants, in view Of
possible contingencies. touching the future
Of both the wool and the goods market. All
point to a very late and slow
Of the clip on account Of the
relative high prices at which 1t is held in the
as compared with those ruling in
the Eastern market, which latter are regu-
lated to a great extent by the current sales
Of foreign. The former range form coarse,
while buyers are not offering over $500,
and have serious fears that they will hardly
be able tn get whole in paying these
figures. There are very few operators who
care to take the risk at present of going out
side Of them, owing to the improved condi-
ton OF the cotton crop, which is estim ated
will exceed the crop Of last year by nearly
one million bales. As cotton enters largely
into the manufacture Of wooden goods, this
has its effect on the prospect OF prices for
wool.
We have no change to make in the iron
markets they remain stesdy at quotations
given In this column. Most OF the iron
mills will make their annual stoppage of
week or so to take the July inventory OF
stock in short time now.
The grocery market Is very heavy. A
feeling of uncertainty pervades In regard to
sugars and coffee. The duty OF 30 per pound
comes off the latter article on July LIST, and
Il is not known what the effect will be on
the market Wedo not believe 1t will cause
q decline of a cent per pound just now.
The near approach OF the reduction OF the
tax keeps all stock in bond and dealers
have only enough to supply the retail de-
mand. II the ref1ners end their strike
shortly, the price of sugar will undoubtedly
lower.
The general market is steady but dull
We quote
BUTTER-At 139l5c for good.
BEANS-Navy white in demand at & IS
per bushel stock small.
BAKING POWDER-(Logan, List q Co.'S
or. cans 81 10 per doz.; 10 OF. cans So Is; n
,ans S. 25: bulk CSC; Enterprise, tMcCabe'
n EraMi ar y at l2%al3I%c.
CARBON OIL-Standard brands, in a
obbing way, at DC asking and no charge
'V CRP SSDfiEsSi at PIC; City mould at
GOFFEE-Nominally firm. We quote:
Good at 24h925c: prime at 251ac; choice
AZ 2sc; old Java at SOC.
CKACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llEac;
soda, 7Izc; water, SIC; oyster, nc; cream
q 1iCsS0hbnndant at l59l7c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 15O95 75;
Ins. at "a %; barrels at So so; light weights at
various prices, according to the weight In
packages; white fish at IS Is; lake herring
EEATHERS-Salesa at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots In a retail way,
though not quoted higher, as some dealers
with cid stocks are sci ing at former prices.
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy at
BIO OO1lO %; white wheat at 50 5O9lO O;
red do. at 50 49, superfine at u 5O9
! 90; spring at s. O0@lS 70. Rye Flour at 50 w.
GLASSSFirst quality 8xl0 at S625; l0xl2at
5 rs; second quality Sxl0 at s. 90; lOxl2 at
5 20 per box of 81 feet. Discount ~ per
cent.
GENSENG-At 60970c y n.
GRAIN-Wheat active and firm; choice
red at IL 50gi 80; choice white at 81 So. Rye
steady at S5g95c. Corn at 5OS55c. Oats at AZ
945c. .o- M
30 90 per ton for fair to prime; loose at sls Oo
IRON-Flat and bar, 4 7-lO95 l-lOc; horse
shoe, 2-l9 round and square, 7-lOgS Bloc;
heavy band iron, 3-l0g5 9-lOc; light band,
5 7-lGa6 BLOC; hoop, 6S9 2,loc; oval, 3-i0g
S BLOC; half oval and half round CLOG
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at sOa
s2c: spring strained at 75c.
MOLASSES-New Orleans prime TO choice
NAiTsEPrices per key; Brads and
ss o.: to Sd, So Is; Sd, 81 90; ID, IS 25. Bar
r. rel, n ~ ~ q 90 IN Z in, q 3. Finishing:
i in, ai6 50; u in. % 50; y in' g g.
Casing, 10 to SOdi 90 Is; %, 80 q! 50 a. s855;
Hid. 6 and I'd. IS 81; Sd, t6 Is. Cltnch
Nails, all sizes, 81 25; Cut Spikes, all sizes.
s5 Is Boat Spikes, cut, IS D.
PRoVIsIoNS-Mess pork at sl8 5O9l4 90.
sI%eaS,lc; keg at lO1a@llc. Bacon, shout.
ders at 5A96c; clear sides at &c; sugar cured
briskets al loo; plain do at &c; plain hams
AT IOa l0Hc; sugar cured do at II &c, canvassed
and packed; extra sugar cured at l21aSl3c.
RICE-Prime new South Carolina fair
to prime at 91lc; choice at loo; Rangoon
at SIC; Patra at &c.
sEEDS-Season closed on timothy and
clover; fiaxseed at 81 10.
sTARCH-At 51s9S1zc; maizena,, l29l4c.
SODA-At &c In papers: best New Castle at
nc in keg; American at &c.
|SOAP-Family at 6G German at &c;
Eastern at Rx9llc:
SALT-Tairy at s. IS; BEST Ohio River at
81 " delivered.
SYRUPS-Are active and firm. We
quote Common at IS to SIC; Fine, 6Oc;
Choice, Toe; Best, 75c.