The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-09-19
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| There II q healthy, activity In the general
mSfhst ana on dsaieiS ats qu't bury. The
indications are that the fall trade will be up
to that d any presAoue tyeerr The msrs ct
throughout bvery frm a. our quotations.
! Flour is without change, but is very firm.
We see no Indications ofiths market weak
ening, for the present, anyhow.
The receipts tU wheat have been larger
during the past week than for the week
previasss bat prizes are without ohangsand
very frm.
Corn, and osts- have been steady during
the entireweek. with but iitti.- doing and
no change in prices, the market opening
and closing at the safne fisufes.
There hasbe an vedefnapd forgood
butter during the week, and ali strictly
freshhss found ready marset.- The prices
were firm and steady up to Saturday. when
the increased receipts began to lower the
| market. -.
Cheese was firm at the prices OF last week
until Thursdsy, when the market was
QUOTED weak. On Saturday the market
might he said 10 he little of. The prospect
ooks to-day as II lower prices would pre-
vail soon The fall IN Eurooe and in the
East will have its effect here az soon as the
Southern market ia supplied. The stock 70
not large bnt ample for present ard short
future vents -
= Smoked meats and pork have been firm
and art've, but without change in price.
There IL demand for dtvrured meats, but
the stock IA almost exhausted.
Potatoes have come in freely during the
week, and toward the c'ose declined in
prices. The fearso' short crop caused by
| the ravaoes Of the Colorado bug are now
disSpated. and no npotato famine" need be
feared this wear.
Green apples are about the same as last
week the supply being In excess Of the de-
m.nd. although good quantity Is sold at
quotattous.
Onions are in better demand, but without
change In prices! r.. r"
In wool we have no change to make in
quotations or In the condition Of the mar
ket. But little doing, buyers and sellers
stiIl apart In their views.
In groceries there hos been no advance,
and all articles are quoted steady and nrm.
The iron market is rather unsettled, and
in pig iron especially the price is according
to the views OF the holders, some expecting
another advance.
We quote the wholesale rates:
APPLEs-In good demand at 81 OO@l %
RUTTER-At lsa22c for strictly choice.
BEANS-No stock and quotations nomi-
BAKING POWDER-tLogan List & Co. 's)
az. cans 81 Is per doz: 10 OF. cans 81 q: | n
ANS IS 25; bulk SSc; Enterprise, (McCabe.
Kraft & Co.'S 35c.
CHEEsE-Aotive and firm; l5c for fac
DRY and Goshen.
CARBON 0IL-standard brands, in a
tobbing way, at 2a111c asking and no charge
CANDTE+star at &c; City mould at
COFFEE-We quote: Good at 2l1S922c:
prime at 21aa28c; old Java at &c.
4 CRACKER5-Sugar, lie; lemon, llRc;
soda, TIC; water, exc; oyster, TIC; cream,
Is; butter, nc.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at IS 5095 IS;
ebls At slice; No. 3new do, full weight, 100
ne, at s. 20; barrels at SO so; light weights at
various prices, according tn the weight In
packages: white fish at 50 25 lake herring
. FEATHERS-salesa at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots in a retail way,
though not quoted higher, as some dealers
With OLD stocks are selling at former prices.
FLOUR-Our quotations are for new
wheat four, old sto.kS e exhausted Us white
IS 50; famiiy, al. IS 0O9S 25; extra at 81 so;
s1parfne at IS 90; spring At s. oOas Is
GLASS4First quality Sxl6 at 1925; l0xl2 at
8 Is: second quality Sxl0 at IS So l0xl2 at
8 90 per box Of 50 feet. Discount 10 per
GESNsENG-At 6Oa7Oc a n.
GRAIN-Wheat active and firm: choice
white at 81 65dl 10: choice red at 81 On; new
red at 81 snail IS. Rye steady at 60970c.
Corn. at 8Oa70c. Oats, old at 4o945c; new at
TAY-Market we'll stocked. Baled s25 90
Tor new and $50 90 for old. Loose 80 90 for
IRON-Flat and, bar, 52.lOa5 -lOc: horse
shoe, lie; round and sqnare SO 10aSS loo;
heavy hand iron, 8.leS6 5.l0e; light band,
Ia7 4lOo; hoop, 9 5-i9a9 7-l0c; oval. 5 S-l06
s.lOc; half oval and half round, clog
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at 759
,Oc; spring strained at &c.
MOLASSES-Nominal. Stock exhausted.
FeneIns. 10 to God, ss %: to I'd, s. *; to I'd
n Ss Ito sd. S8 IS: Cd. q; so; ID, 81 Is. Bar
rel, X in, 50 on: | in. s. so; " In, 81 IS; ~ in.
n so: iSs in. 81 on; ~ In, 50 IS. Finishing:
| in, Gil 90: u in. slS 90: " in, s. 90.
Casing. 10 to SOD, s8 IS; Sd, 81 90: Sd, 81 25:
Id. 81 so. Fine Blued, Id, 81 rs: Sd, s. Is; ID;
~ Is. Lining Mails, in, $40 50. Tobacco
HID, 6 and I'd 81 10; Sd, s6 rs. Clinch
Nails, all sizes. 81 Is; Cut Spikes, all sizes
8 *; Boat Spikes. cut, 90 IS.
PROVISIO NS--Mess pork at $l4 50@l50O.
Lard, extra winter at &c; summer at
3%aShc: keg at lO1S@llc. Bacon. Shout
cured briskets at lilo; fancy brands sugar
RICE-Prime South Carolina fair to
prime at 91Sc: choice at l0@l011c; Ran
Soon at SlSc Pstra at Sc.
SREDS-Ttmothy at 81 50; clover at 81 90;
fiaxseed attn 85.
STARCH-At 51I6s1zc; maizena,, l2al4c.
SODA-At &c IN papers: best Newcastle at
NC in kea; American at &c.
SOAP-Fanily at 6S German at &c;
sATT-iairy ats2 IS: bsst Ohio River at
sYRUPs-Are active and firm. We
quote Common at - to Soc: Fine, Coo;
rhoice, zoe; Best, 75c. 70
SUGARSENew Orleans at NE: Porto
Rico l0hallhc; Demarara at ll%@l2c;
standard brands OF refined as follows:
crushed, powdered and granulated at 1870:
4 at i23<c; B at lStc, az. at R1ac; common
brands at haHc less.
dyson at 81 iOal 50; Oolong at 7Oas5al 40.
uyOnI VARY dull- Cham. we'll washed