The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-10-24
INA NGE AND TRADE,
wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER,

| wheeling Wholesale Market.
l OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGIsTER,l
| WHEELING. October %, 1872. !
| The entire trade In grain and other mar
ketable products has been very much re-
stricted the past week by the stringency in
the money market. 1t is almost impossible
to discount or borrow at all at the banks
and in consequence merchants and dealers
are very wary of advances on consignment
or in purchases of grain or produce. II the
squeeze" in the money market continues
long, everything will have to fall in price
to correspond. The -four market remains
firm for city made and established country
brands, but brands not well known here
will have to be sold at material concession
in price. Wheat has dropped from to II
cents per busnel. Sales Of any large amount
of wheat could not be made without a still
further decline. Corn and oats are steady
with very light trade and receipts.
The provision market has remained
steady.
Butter is steady, with demand for choice
grades, but toward the close OF the week
prices weakened, owing to increased re-
ceipts Eggs are very firm and in demand.
The cheese market Is not quite as firm as
reported last week. The highest price for
the season seems now to have been reached,
and il there Is any change In price 1t will
favor buyers rather than holders. Reports
from the factories Of Hudson, Scion, Ra-
VIENNA, Aurora and Wellington state that
the market is very quiet and that they are
billing at l31H@l4% and paying prices, lS9
lS1ac.
The demand for potatoes has improved
d ring the week and prices have advanced
somewhat. Early Rose and summer varie.
ties have dropped from the market.
The market for onions is weak, though
no material change in prices has been made.
The demand for good grades OF winter
apples has increased and trade is little
flrmer.
In groceries we have to report very light
trade. Coffee is held very firm.
in wool we lower the quoted prices &c per
pound all around. The market Is very dull
and quotations are merely nominal. Re-
ports from the East state that there has
been more Of a demand for wool of late,
but the sales were at lower figure than
| heretofore. But very little wool is being
bought in the country by agents, owing to
the fact that Eastern dealers do not wish TO
buy much even at the concession In price.
APPErS-In good demand at 81 Co@l Is
BIITTER-At 2Oa25c for strictly choice.
BEANS-No stock and quotations nomi.
nd Taxing POWDER-(Logan List & Co. s,
| or. cans 81 70 per doz: 10 OF. cans s3 .: II
cans S. %; bulk 3Sc; Enterprise, (McCaoe
N CHEESE-Active; l6c for factory and
CARBON OIL-Standard brands ad.
| vanced and active, in lobbing way, al
26c asking and no charge for package.
CANDLES-Star at PC: City mould al
'I aGsS9iFFEE-we quote: Good at 2l1zs22c
nrime nj Il15a23c; old Java at &c.
CRACK ERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llHc
soda, INC; water, &C; oyster, nc; cream
| Is: butter, nc.
FISH-Mackerel, NO. z haiveS al soSN9o 90
,tls at gil OO No. new do, full weight, lOt
MS at "a 10; barrels at 50 so; light weights al
various prices, according 70 the weight III
packages; white fish at So Is; lake herring
dull at 50 on. ,,,
advance for small lots in retail way
though not quoted higher, as some dealers
With old stocks are selling at former prices
"FIOUR-White wheat family fancy at
20 OOG9 50; choice at IS 80; family at Is Oog
Is; extra at 81 50; supertne at 70 81; spring
al G Il SSS as quality sxlO at 1925; lOxl2 al
2 X. second quality SXl0 at S. 81; lOxl2 al
H per box of 50 feet. Discount 10 pei
cent. co.-o.un
SRaIN-Wheat active and firm; choice
wSite at 81 coal IS; choice red at 81 SO; new
rad at 81 2Oal 10. Rye steady at !0c
| Corn at 5Oa6Oc new at 4Oc. Oats, Old al aug
| 45c: new ut 309Soc. .oo n,
| HAY-Market well stocked. baIed W y
635 90 for new. Loose 20 w for new ano
s' YTRR1oNIFIat and bar, 2-lO(a5 6-l0c: horse
sboe> 7 lie: round and square, 52.lo@sS-lO
heayyband iron, 6-l096 5-l0c; light band
Sal i-lOc; hoop, 8 5-lOS9 I-ioc; oval S lug
$500; half oval and nan rouhu' d '-i0s
LARD oIL-Extra winter strained at s
6.SSc. spring strained at 75c.
| MOI ASSES-Nominal. Stock exhausted
NAILs.priees Per keg 4, e BTs s: 10 a9 ID
sesSei4nfs e. 81 g G IS 81, 50; ID, IS IS Bar
rel Z in, So 90; in, S. 80; ~ in, s. %; n IN
r. SO isSin, 81 OO; IL in, IS IS. Finishing
/ in, ST 90; "A in, $40 %; y in 9 "
Casing, 10 e Sod Is O. Il 81 z W g. =: ID
@ IS. Lining Nails, Is in, $40 80: To6acct
Hid, 6 and I'd, 81 co. Sd, $6 %. Clinct
Nails. all sizes, 81 IS; Cut Spikes, all sizes
S25 Boat Spikes, cut, Is 20. =,
PRdVISIONS-Mes pork at si6 W
lard. extra winter at &c summer a
sI%aSNc; keg at l0a9llc. Bacon, shonl
SerS nj SIZE; clear sides at l211c; sugar curet
briskets at lie; fancy brands sugar cures
hams stock exhausted. !.
RICE-South Carolina fair TO prime a
sx@sc; choice at 100000; Ransoon al $40
fs s1EEb s. Il at s75s4 90; clover a
81 90; fisxseed at 81 %: ,os,.
STARCH-At 51SSs15c; maizena,, 129l4c
SODA-At Sc In papers, best NewCastie
ne in keg; American at &c.
SOAP-Family at &c; German al /"
hsAIT-Dairy at - IS; best Ohio River a
"SYRIJPSAre active and frm. w
onote Common at 45 to SIC; Fine, 5o96oS
Choice. Toe; Best, 75c.
oSfi9ARS-New Orleans at llHc; Fort
Rico IOIIall%c; Demafara at. uA@E2t
standar5 brands OF refined as follows
crnshed. powdered and graduated Al l3zt
A at ialc; B at l2sssscs ex. at EXC; common
't TEaN C awder at 81 sol g; Youn