The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-07-03
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER, |

mere mas Deen uO CuhpSe III ehS
Wheat market during the past week
and the feeling is a little frmer. There
seems to be a prevailing feeling among
callers that owing to the good prospect
of the Wheat crop there must be a de-
cline before the new crop comes into
market, but the light stock on hand
keeps prices up yet. In Southern Kan
sas the crop is harvested and is in good
condition. tbs stated that La Belle
county alone will raise 100000 bushels
against 100000 bushels last year.
In Flour there has been no change
in the quotations at the city mills, but
commission houses make a decline,
which we quote.
There has been no change in the
price of Corn receipts are light and a
moderate demand. The recent rains
have materially improved the prospects
of the coming crop, so that fair averS
age may now be expected, but not so
large as last year owing to the decrease
in the acreage planted. In Oats the
market has been on the advance. 1t is
said that the recent rains have come
too late to help the growing Oats very
much, as much in this section had
begun to head. Still it will give full
heads and plumpness to the berry.
We have no changes 10 make in the
Iron markets, but there is better feel
ing and more enquiry TO purchase by
merchants to replenish their stocks. 1t
seems as though the bottom had been
reached in the decline.
In the Wool market the prices seem
to have finally been settled on, and
45c is the highest price now paid in
this market, with many sales under
that figure. In Michigan the average
price along the railroads is about Csc
Tor the best grades, with once in a while
40o for q fancy lot, In New York, on
Saturday, the price was $4,000 for the
new clip and in Boston the quotations
for Ohio and Pennsylvania new wool
were SOC for full blood, three quarters
blood and half blood fleece, 45@47 for
common and quarter blood, Acc for com.
mon fleece, 50@5lc for tub washed and
3l@34 for unwashed.
We quote:
APPLEs-In good demand at 81 OO@3 90
per barrel.
Renaissance at So % for choice.
BAKING POWDER-(Logan List Co. 's)
or. cans 81 IS per doz; III OF. cans So %; h
cans So %: bulk CSC; Enterprise, (McCabe.
Kraft Il Co.'S SOC.
CHEESE-New Gosh'n at ~.
CARBON OIL.-Standard brands, in a
jobbing way, at l9c asking and no charge
&C C!ks%DLES.-Star at 2lc; City mould at
IlIIc: Adamantine l5c.
'TOFFEE-We quote: Good at A925c
prime at 25I9; choice at Java at CSC.
CRACKEKS-Sugar lie; lemon, ll%c
soda, TIC; water, 61ac; oyster, 779c; cream
EG RSs' iroited at l5@lSc.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at IS 009
co Obls at sl4 so; No. $500
new mackerel, full weight, one hundred
rs; barrels at Sll 50; light weights at
packages; new white fish at So W; lake hef-
ing, 81 D.
FLOUR-White wheat family fancy at
IS EOaS rs: family at 81 jOI7 IS; extra at ST 5O
al ~; spring at 81 50. kye Hours 80;
GLASS-First quality SXlC at SG5SitSEGG !;a al
7 %: second quality SXlO at 80 ~; lUXlZ at
6 80 per box OF 81 feet net cash.
GESSENG-At COARSE q u.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; choice white
at 81 5Oal 60: choice red at 81 SOSl 40. Rye
steady at 759S5c. Corn at 45@5Uc. oats. at
1OFH1HLSY -Raled s2i OOa26 90. Loose $50 90.
IRON-FIat and bar, 8 S-l0@4 2-lOc; horse
shoe, 53-l9; round and square, 3S-l0gI 3-lOc;
heavy band iron, 3-l0@ &c; light band,
8-lOL5c; hoop, 5 l-lO9S l-lOc; oval, 4-i0g
4-lUc; half oval and half round, 4 7-loS
4-lOc. "
spring strained at 7Cc.
MOIASSES-Prime new crop New Or
leans nc; choice at 1Jc.
NAILS-Prices per Keg: Brads ana
Fencing, ~ to God, 81 Is; ; 10 sd, 50 W: TO I'D
s. .; Barrel, "a in, 81 -; in, s. %; Ia in,
IS 5S IL in. IS Is; tx in, S. 75 ~ in, S. so.
Finishng, in, 50 70; "a in, IS IS; Casing,
iGand sod, s. SO; Sd, IS IS; Cd. s6 60; ad So 3;
Zine Blued, 4d. 70 30; "a. u 20; "a. IS on.
Lining,1a in, 50 25. Clinch nails, all sizes
SIS Is. Cut Spikes, all sizes, SIS OO. Boat
Spikes, cnt IS 81. Tobacco HID. to I'd
So 10 Sd } *.
PROVISlONS-MeSS pork at Sl6E
rump SlI; Lard, extra winter at &c; keg al
lOc. Bacon, shoulders at 7I4SSc; clear sides
loo: sugar cured breakfast bacon at llAc.
Extra sugar cured canvass hams IGl5c.
POTATOES In good demand at SU99oc
per buShel.
RICE-South Carolina fair 10 prime at
0u9Iac; Ran COON al 7t49Sc.
Satisfactorily at 81 60; clover al
So IS; tlaxseed at 81 IS; quotations nominal.
STARCH-At 5129S}ac; maizena,, l2Sl4c.
SODA-At SC IN papers; best Newcastle al
;, in kcg; American at TIC.
SOAP-Family at &c; German at &c;
eastern at 6hGllc.
SALT-DaiTy at 81 rs; best Ohio River at
81 81 delivered.
SYKU PS-Are active aud firm. We
quote Common at 45 20 SOC; Fine, 5596Oc;
Choice, zoe; Best, 75c.
SUGARS-New Orleans at 9}29l0}4c; Dema
rara at l09lOLc; standard brands OF renn'
ell as follows: crushed, powdered and gram
ulatcd at ll349l2c; \ al NE; at ll@sc; ex
G AT llLc; common brands at L91ac less
standard yellow Z 10.
L EA-Gunpowdcr at 81 0OGl 40; Young
tyson at S5lGl %; Oolong at 50915gl So
WOOL-Offering more freely, and that OF
poOd quality. Clean, well washed at SSS
- per pound.