The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-12-12
FRANCE AND TRADE,
rlintrhsle,a es(arhse.
OFFICE OF rHp DAILY RvenrIR. I
WHEELING, Dk cember ii, 1871.

Wheat has advanced ~ tol5c per bushel
and still further advance IL looked Tor
becsuse ofthelRht fenr'pB caused blythe
suspen ion OF aalrr end Ifvsr navigation.
There seems to have been aReueraI advance
In al The markets east OF Chicago tom The
ss cause.
Flour has advapeed &c per barrel the
p'st " eek, with very firm market, both
Tor city and country msde. Buckwheat
-four Is scarce and has advanced fully t0s
per barrel for westsrn Rye hour has i'd
vanced 5Or, with tair demand. e..
Corn, oats aud other q aims are steady and
without change Ia price.
There have been but very few changes
during the week in arlicle OF country pro-
duce.
Butter has met with a steady sale for all
really choice table grades, while common
has been entirely neglected.
Cheese Is still very dull ard wnen the
dealers In the city get an order Tor more
than ore cheese at time 1t Is noted down
as som athing remarkable. No change In
price and no sales.
Eggs have ruled very steady. and were In
demand at the close OF the week, but no
change in prices.
PIiatoes and green apples have had q
steady sale, and prices have not altered.
We have no changes to make in the
quotations for dressed hogs, the market
ruling steady the entire week at IS 1894 90,
accord ng 10 weight.
In groceries we have no change to note
except an increas, d firmness in coffee and
teas and decli ne OF &c in all grades OF
sugars.
The Western Iron Association has re-
duced the prices of finishing irons from i've
to four and six.tenths cents por pound,
equal 10 twelve dollars per ton. Nails were
al put down fifty cents per keg. The de-
cline was made in consequence ofthe recent
depreciation In the raw material.
There is no improvement In the price OF
wool. The receipts are larger, farmers gen.
erall lowering their views to meet the ideas
OF buyers as the time for January settle
ments draws nigh.
The number Of hogs packed In Chicago
since December l, Is 1928
The whole number OF hogs slaughtered In
Cincinnati the past week is $1,000 The
whole number since the first OF November
Is 2 5000.
At this point about 30 have been slaugh.
tered. AS the packing season has ju t CON-
menced here this Is a very fair showing for
this market.
We quote:
APPLEs-In good demand at 81 6O@2 50
per barrel.
BUTTER-At 35c for STRICTLY choice.
BEANS-Plenty at PTS.
BAKING POWDER-(Logan List q Co. 's)
az. cans 81 10 per doz.; 10 OF. cans So 25: l n
.ans IS Is: bulk 3Sc; Enterprise, (McCabe
Kraft & Co.'S 35c.
BUCKWHEATF LOUR-Ing good demand
at IS 50 per barrel.
CHEESE-Active; l6c for factory and
CARBON oIL-standard brands ad.
&c asking and no charge for package.
CANDLFS-Star at PC: City mould al
l21Sc; Adamantine at l5c.
COFFEE-We quote: Good at 2l11922c;
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, ll1ac;
soda nc; water, 6hc; oyster, TIC; cream,
y; butter, TIC.
E1IGS-In demand at 2G30c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at &55O9575
obls at gil 90; No. 3new do, full weight, 100
rs, at "a 70; barrels at 50 50; light weights at
various prices, according to the weight in
packages white fish at S. Is; lake herring,
FEATHERs-sales at 75c. and the usual
ADVANCE for small lots in a retail way,
'hough not quoted higher, as some dealers
with old stocks are selling at former prices.
FIntTR-Whte wheat family fancy at
s9 sac -; choice at So IS; iamily at s. 2 a
81; extra at 81 50; sup~rhne at s. 0 q 81;
SpIing II IS OO(dS %
,iI.ASS-FirSt quality sxlO 1850; l0xHat
! co. second quality SxlO at SO Is; I0xl2 at
{ ~ per hox ~ VI feet net ct>h.
GENSENCi-At Gld7ic n n.
GRAIN-Wheat very fl m: choice white
at al 7iS)l Sj choice Ell at al NJ Rve
steady ~, 7ir Corn ~ 45c. bats. oIh At Bic.
HAY Stock scarce. Baled $50 O0S35 w.
Loose SIS ~ aiUW.
II GS-,re arriving ireel", but PACKERS
aIe OF offering over 81 25G4 o..
iRON-F'iat ana bar, z.iUg5 6-loc horse
hoe, 7 lie; round and square. 81 lO9SS lOc;
r,avy band iron, S g. l0G6 5-lnc: light band,
ia7 4-lOc; hoop 65-lUg9 7-lOc; oval. 8-i0g
iS-lnc; hall oval and half round, S-lO9
LARD OIIs-Extra winter strained al C;
Sprino strained at TIC.
LA>Sr.S-New cop stock limited at
1901.
Y,
EOg Bar eI, q in, ss 81 IN, o. co. II In.
u -, " in. q Or l3s in, 20 50; ~ In, 50 y.
FINISHING. 4 10 ADD. 81 IS per key above
common nail; / in, $40 81; II In, ~ ?O;
s,luy, 75c per keg above common mails.
G"e. Us; 81 tsV; I'd ss25. Lining u in,
$40 90. Wrought clinch 2 to In. 81 %. Cut
Spikes. 3 10 in. SIS 10. Boat Spikes, all sizes.
s8 Is. Tobacco, SOC per keg above common
nails. - - -. o., M
Lard, extra winter at SIC; keg at SIc.
Bacon, shout lers at DC; clear slices AT
g.: sugar cured breakfast bacon at lOc.
Bulk shoulders at SC. Bulls hams at lOr.
POTATOES In good demand at SN9soc
'I RICENSouth Carolina fair TO prime at
&c: choice At Sc: Ran Zoon at SIC.
SEkDS-TiInothy nj * 1904 w; clover al
Is Ole n ,xseed at Il s.; quotations uominal.
sTARCH-At 5hGS1sc; maizena, iAsl4c;
SODA-At &c IN papers: best Newcastle al
ne in keg; American at &c.
SOAP-Family at &c; German al &c;
' sAhTNbaify at 81 IS; best Ohio River at
s ~ active and firm: We
,uote Common at 45 to sue; Fine, oo9Oc;
'hoice, zoe; Best, 75c. ,o>u,<
SITGARS-New Orleans at lOa9llIc;
Porto Rico lOH9llhac; Demarara al ny
aI2c; standard orsnas S and gran neS
AT l3,Ic: 4 at l21ac; b at l%sc; ex. { at l214c;
com mon brands at H@1ac less; Chesapeake
a. TIE1CGunpowder at 81 l5al S.; Young
dyson at 81 iG9l so; Oolong at 70gSo9l ~.
WOOl,-Very dull. Clean' wen ~asnea
Il 5i@6Oc per pound
Chicago Market.