The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-14
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wheeling Wholesale Market
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER, |
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, iS72.

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TIMES, preventing any speculative trans
actions, but provisions must be had and
consequently money Ia found 10 supply the
home demand. 800 ....-
The market for -four Is very dull, though
| no change has yet been made In quotations.
There are no changes In the prices OF
wheat during the past week, but the mar
ket Is very duh and nothing but a superio.
/ article will bring our outside figures. The
heavy decline in the Chicago market affects
our market closely and we may. look for
tumble In prices shortly.
There Is an active demand for choice
qualities ofbutter, with an advance of lc
per pound for an extra choice article. Prime
and inferior butter are very difficult TO dis
pose OF.
Eggs are still very scarce, and command
| ready market at prices quoted.
No particular change to note in the cheese
trade. The factories report but very few
sales, asdealers cannot pay the prices asked
and see their way to make money, but cal
culate to purchase before the season is over
for less money. The price OF cheese in Lon
don has advanced one shilling the past
week but still 1t does not pay to ship at the
prices ruling. In Cincinnati and st louis
the reported price for Saturday was l59l6c
for Ohio factory, with light sales; in Louis
vile l59l815c; in Chicago 14@l5c.
The hay market is very firm at our prices,
and stock ON hand limited, the epizootic
causing demand and preventing the de:
livery of the usual amount by teams.
Other articles of produce are firm with a
light supply. Smoked meats, pork and
lard are unchanged, dealersreportlnga avery
fair trade.
The poultry trade has been very firm the
past week, and poultry coops could have
been seen in front OF most of our commission
houses. The prices on Saturday were firm
with sales a, the highest figures quoted.
The market for iron and nails Is weaker
though we have no change to make IN our
quotstions. The meeting Of iron manufac-
turers held at Pittsburgh yesterday may
have some effect on the prices.
In groceries we have no changes tc make
but since the election prices have stiffened
a little. Sugars are firm, but trade is light,
eDtlTPly
The petroleum market is firm for refined
Reports from the Oil regions state that an
advance was made ON Saturday of 1592Nc
per barrel on crude at most points, which,
10 confirmed, will advance refined.
The wool market Is very unsettled.
Prices have advanced &c per pound but as
the Boston fire has drawn a number OF
buyers from the market this advance can
be but temporary and will be followed by a
corresponding decline. The buyers hereto
fore operating at, and In the neighborhood
OF Steubenvile, hive withdrawn from the
market. There was but comparatively little
wool burned at the Boston fire the great
bulk OF the purchases being In trunsitu while
that calamity will draw all the surplus
funds from trade for the purpose ofrebuild-
ing the burnt district. We cannot see any
prospect Of an advance I'm prices.
our packers commence operations to-day.
a tho oh tho weather IL vet too warm for
any verv ex ems We slaughtHring Hogs are
coming in freely and although sales have
uren made at &c, packers will not now pay
over &c.
APPLEs-In good demand at 81 5O@l rs
per barrel.
RITTTER-At 2Na25c for strictly choice.
BEANS-No stock and quotations nomi-
RAKlNG POwDER-nogan. List & Co.'S
or. cans 81 Is per dOz.: IN or. cans Sc q: h
ANS s. -: bulk CSC; Enterprise, (McCabe.
Kraft & Co s) &c.
CHEESE-Active; l6c for factory and
Goshen.
vanced and active, in iobbins way, at
26r asking and no charge for package.
CANDT FS-Star at pc: City mould al
,2Isc; Adamantine at l5c.
prime AT 22l9d23c; old Java at &c.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon. llRc;
soda. re; water, SIC; oyster, nc; cream,
d; butter. TIC.
EGGS-In demand at 20@a5c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at S $685. Is:
sbls at Sll 90; No. 3new do, full weight, 100
MS, at 81 20; barrels at SO 50; light weights at
various prices, according to the weight In
packages; white fish at So 95; lake herring
advance for small lots in retail way,
though not quoted higher, as some dealers
with old stocks are selling at former prices.
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy at
50 OOd9 50; choice at So 50; family at 81 759
OO extra at 81 80; superhne at s. 90; spring
GLAssLFirst quality sxlO at $3.50; lOxl2at
4 co. second quality Sxl0 at So %; l0xl2 at
8 rs per box OEP0 feet, net cash.
GENSENG-At6 O67Oc "A 70.
GRAIN-Wheat dull choice white at 81 60
al IS; choice red at 81 so; new red at 81 70
al 40. Rye steady at zoe. Corn at 5O@6Oc.
Oats. old at 42@45c.
HAY-Market well stocked. Baled $50 90
ass 90 for new. Loose Us % for new and
$50 90 for old.
n GS-Are arriving freely and packers
have more on hand than they want this
warm weather. Some contracts for early
delivery have been made at &c, put packers
are not offering over &c for later delivery.
IRON-Flat and bar, 2-lOg5 6-lUc: horse
Jhoe. 7 l-le round and square, 52-1O9SS-l Oc;
heavy band iron, 6-l0a8 Slide; light band,
ja7 4-lOc; hoop, 8 5-l099 7-l0c; oval, S-l09
$500; half oval and half round, D s-log
SS-l0c.
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at %
aS5c; spring strained at 75c.
MOLASSES-New crop daily expected.
NAILsaPriees per key Z, s ss ga: "a ana 10
se 90 70 3d. e s. 49, 49, e. a. e "a
e Sc IN IN i IN 90 nj IL z in s. Is Finis6tns
in, slf 90; u In, $40 %; u in' Is 60
ID dS 81 10 Fine Blued i'd, II Is; Sd, S 81 I'd;
Nails. ali sizes. 81 Is; Cut Spikes, all sizes.
= 25 Boat SPIKES; cut, IS IS; o, ala m
Lard, extra winter at SIC; summer at
SC; keg at lO11@llc. Bacon, shoul iers
at 6hc: clear sides at lie; sugar cured
6riskets at lie; fancy brands sugar cured
hams stock exhausted.
POrATOES-Ip good demand at sOGsoc
RICEESouth Carolina fair to prime at
s@9c; choice at &c; Ran COON at S1ac; Patna
at SC.
SEEDS-Timothy at s. 1894 90; clover at
81 90; fiaxseed at 81 81.
SODA-At &c In papers: best New Castle at
nc in key; American at &c.
/SOAp Emilv at Fl. German at &c;