The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-11-21
FINANCE AND TRADE.


wheeling wholesale Market
OFFICE OF THE DAILY Rre1srER,l
WHEELTNG. November 20, 1872. !
The Flour market has ruled firm during
the week and we have no change to make
In our quotations..
The Wheat market Is without change,
though buyers are closer in their examina-
tons OF quality than they were two months
ago. The absence Of loose capital to invest
in Grain for speculative purposes this fall,
leaves the fnarketSery quiet. y
Owing to the spread Of the horse
disease in the country, Hay is becoming
very scarce in the city, and very high prices
have been paid for 1t on the market, prices
ranging according tn the conscience OF par
ties bringing II in and the amount on the
market. That shipped in by the bale has
ranged from s24OO to $500 per ton. A good
article readily brings $3.50 per ton.
In Wool there seems to be another stand
still in the markets The exaggerated re
ports in relation to the Boston fire and the
speculative reports in relation to the rise in
Wool have caused the farmers TO raise the
price, and the dealers, not believing that
The amount Of Wool destroyed warrants an
advance, have withdrawn all their pur-
chasing agents from the market. 1t IS true
hat the destruction Of a certain class OF
xco'en goods at Boston has causei a rise in
hese goods Of from TOT per cent, but these
goods were for the present fall and winter
trade, and as soon as new stock can be
manufactured the prices for them will I'M
doubtedly recede. One reason why Wool
will not advance materially is the extreme
scarcity of money. The usual accommoda-
tons to Wool dealers by banks are now
very much restricted, and as moneyed men
can now get a very high rate OF interest for
all their capital, they are not likely TO in
vest in Wool, unless they can see more
prospects of realizing" than at present.
Our Saturday dispatches from New York
state that Wool is active and higher; fall
clip California at 22s4@3 c; spring do at CSC;
Texas at 3O9I3c; pulled at i5g6Oc; tubhed at
63Hc. The advance since the Boston fire is
from to cents per pound.
The Grocery and Provision market is
without change. Trade is fair and prices
fully maintained.
We quote:
APPLEs-In good demand at 81 5o9s 90
per barrel.
BIJTTER-At 20625c for strictly choice.
BEANS-No stock and quotations noini-
nal.
BAKING POWDER-Nogan, List Il Co.'S
: OF. cans 81 10 per doz.: I'D OF. cans S3 q: n
cans So y: bulk CSC; Enterprise, (McCabe. |
BUCKwHEAT FLoUR-In good demand
CHEESE-Active; l6c for factory and
Goshen.
CARBON OIL-Standard brands ad-
vanced and active, in lobbing way, at
&c asking md no charge for package.
CANDI.FS-Star at pc: City mould al
l2lsc; Adamantine at l5c.
CORRECTIVE quote: Good at 2lR92c; |
prime at 22%a23c; old Java at &c.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, ll1ac; |
soda, nc; water, 6}ac; oyster, TIC; cream,
tCiCiSNIn demand at 20d2jc.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at IS 5O6g5 10; |
sbls at Sll 90; No. 3new do, full weight, loo |
rs, at 81 20; barrels at So 80; light weights at |
various prices, according to the weight in |
FEATH RS-Sales at 75c, and the usual
advance for small lots in retail way, |
though not quoted higher, as some dealers |
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy at |
80 OOa9 81: choice at IS 80: family ut 81 75a |
8 90; extra ut 81 so: superine at S. % 10; |
Ipring ut 81 506dS %
GLASS-First quality Sxl0 at $3.50; lOXl2at |
1 90: second quality SXl0 ut 50 .; lDXl2 at |
/ Is per hox OF 10 feet net cash.
GENSENG-At G0a7Oc p n.
GRAIN-Wheat dull;'choice white at 81 10
n as: choice red at 81 5O new red at 81 20
al 40. Rye steady at 7Oc. Corn at Acc.
X. al ltg IN
HAY-Stock scarce. Baled $50 O0935 10.
Loose s2S NItl30 M.
H:,GS-A Are arriving freely, but packers
are not Offering over &c for tier delivery.
FRONTAL and bar, 52-l0q5 6-lOc: horse
shoe. 7 LILO: round and square, 81 l09SS-lOc; |
heavy band iron, 6-l0u6 5-lOc; light band,
mi 4.l0c: hoop, 5-l0d9 7-l0c; oval. S-lOd
S-IOc; half oval and half round, 5SlOg
I8-l0c. .,, -. %
a85c: spring strained at Toe.
M0LAtssEs-Ssw crop daily sspee,sd.
NAH~-rr.s~ oer Aes: bia1s "nu
segcing 70 te e. ' a. g 70 a. E Ear 4.
el ~ 81 @ Oh IN S = no. S r. in F In n MI
! in, Elf 90; III in, $40 90; IL in, S. 90.
in. 81 Is: % in, 81 so: 3 in, s. y,
Iasing, 10 to GOD, So 70; Sd. s. 90; I'd, S25
Id, 81 50. Fine Blued, 4d, 81 Is; 3D., s. .; 2d;
80 IS. Lining Nails, In, SlQ ~; lo 9IimcE
|
Nails, ali sizes 81 Is; Cut Spikes, all sizes.
g Is Boat Spikes cut, S. rs.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork at sl6 o.
Lard, extra winter at SIC; summer at
&c: keg at l0%dllc. Bacon, shout terS
al 6i%c: clear sides at lie: sugar cured |
briskets at lie; fancy brands sugar cured |
hams stock exhausted.
POTATOES In good demand at SNg91c
per buShel. .
Sd9c: choice at Sc; Ran COON al SIC; Patna |
at SC.
81 90: faxseed at Il g..
STARCH-At 5HaS1ac: maizena,, l29l4c
SODA-At SC IN papers: best Newcastle al
nc in key; American ut &c.
>SOAP-Family at &c; German at &c;
sALT-Dairy at g. rs; best Ohio River at
SYRUPS-Are active and firm. We
1uote Common at 45 to 5Oc; Fine, o5StOc; |
Choice, zoe; Best, 75c.
SUGARS-Sew Orleans at llAc; Porto |
Rico lOl@llRc; Demarara at ll%gl2c;
standard brands of refined as follows: |
crushed, powdered and graduated at lac;
A at lSc; at l27sc; ex. G at lH4c; common |
brands at Aa1ac less; Chesapeake at Ice.
TEA-Gunpowder at 81 l5gl %; Young |
dyson at 81 lO0ll so: Oolong al T0dS5dl ~.
WOOL-Very dull. Clean. well washed
At S7d8Oc per pound.