The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-06-12
FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheelinE Wholesale Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REGISTER, !
Tnn Ina IL 1872


WHEELING, June IL, 1873.
The general market is without ma
terial change and prices are about as
our last weeks quotations. Trade is
very good, all our wholesalers being
very busy in their respective lines.
The wheat market is weaker though
we have no material change to note.
The reports from the grain growing re-
gions OF the west, show fair average
prospec. for the coming crops, except
perhaps corn, bu. the recent warm
weather has added materially to the
prospects of that cereal, and il the usual
average Of ground had been sown a fair
crop might be expected.
The provision trade was active all the
week, and particularly 80 at the close,
and prices have remained steady and
firm.
In cheese there has been decline OF
l to l!c per pound, and there does not
seem at present any chance for an ad-
vance. If there be any change at all,
shortly, it will be to a further decline.
Eggs have been in good demand and
the stock has disappeared as fast as
they have come to market. They have
not been below l3c per dozen any time
this season.
There are no special changes in the
grocery market. Sugars are frmer,
with an advancing tendency, trade is
reported moderate. In foreign fruits
there is an active demand for oranges
and lemons.
In wool there is no material change.
But few lots OF the new clip have yet
reached the market, 45c is the highest
now offered. The Eastern markets are
weak. A dealer last week offered lot
OF choice old wool in the Boston mar
ket this week and the highest price bid
was SOC, to be delivered there within
the coming week. We quote the fol-
lowing from Walter Brown Il Sons
monthly wool circular for June:
But little Of special interest has oc-
Cured in the Wool trade since May
first. Buyers have quietly dropped in
every week for small supplies. have
been very cautious in making their
selections, ard very reluctant 10 pay
even the low current value Of wool;
they constantly claim concessions,
which the comparative scarcity of some
kinds OF fleeces has alone prevented
them from obtaining.
Ii is the impression among mooied
men that great caution should be used
in making obligations which will ma
,ure in the fall, az is usually done by
GENERATORS in wool, because the return OF
cool weather will be likely to bring
with it the usual Autumn financial
str.ngencv, efrecting the value Of sta
pie which, from the day it leaves the
Sleeps back until it passes into con-
sumption, Is so close o representative OF
money.
Ouota,ions-New York, Michigan
and Wigconsin-Saxony fleece 47@50c;
three quarters and full blood Merino
46G40:; halt.blood fleece 45@4Sc.
quarter blood fleece 44@46c; common
fleece 40044c combing fleece 55@5Sc.
Ohio, Pennsylvania and Firginia-Sax-
ony fleece 52a54c; three quarter and
fuil blood Merino 50a52c; half blood
fleece 46a4Sc; quarter blood fleece Ala
46c; common fleece 42a45c; combing
fleece 5Sa62c.
APPLEs-ln good demand at 81 5OSs2 20
BUTTER-At 25a2sc for strictly choice.
PEANS-Scarce at So 90 for choice.
BAKING P0WDER-tLogan, List s GO. 81
,aus s. -: bulk sc: Enterprise, (McCabe.
CHFFSFEOid stock exhausted, new
Gosh n arriving freely at l2h9lsc.
CARBON OIL.-Standard brands. In
iobbing way, at 49, asking and no charge
for package.
CANDLEs.-star at &c; City mould al
lllSc; Adamantine loc.
crime al 25l3: choice at Java at &c.
CRACKERJSugar, lie; lemon, NC
soda, re; water, exc; oyster, nc; cream
Is; butter, TIC.
EGGS-Supply limited at Aal5c.
NJ y ho O
0 90 ubls at sl4 So; No. 50 5og
new mackerel, full weight. one hundred
r.; barrels at sll 50; light weights AT
various prices, according TO the welgnlsa
packages; new white fish at Is w; lake hef-
EIOUR-White wheat family fancy at
50 .; family at ssas 80: extra at g
superfine at S. 25eL5 ~; spring al u "
as 90. Rye dour s. 80. so-,.,o,,
GLASS-Frst quality Sxl0 at $3.50 l01R at
q; second quality sxl0 at 70 1e lVxlZ al
d 81 per box of 50 feet. net cash.
GRAIN-wheat veryweak; choice white
at 81 seal 70; choice red at 81 6OSl %. Rye
steady al 75gs5c. Corn at 9ioc. oals' al
HAY-Baled s24 Oosss 90. Loose $40 90.
IRON-Fiat and bar, S 2,lo95 el0c; horse
shoe. Z; lie: round and square, 52-I0ges-l0c;
neavy band iron. 6-l0s6 Sl0c; light bamd,
5fr7 4.lUc: hoop, 6 5-l099 7-lOc; oval, S-iOy
s S-lOc; half oval and half roond, os-i"S
f,LARD OIL-Extra winter strained at 75c,
spring strained at 7oc.
MOL new crop New or'
leans TIC; choice at 75c.
NAILS-Prices per kes: Brads and
rencing, 10 to sod, 81 IS; 5 TO Sd. s. on 70 "a
8 50; X in. Is IS; i% in: Is Is ~ in, q so.
Einishng, / in, SO IS; n IN, Is IS; Easing,
and sod s. So 3D. Cd g 3! CO. d d. !. g a a
IininoN in. 50 Is, Clinch nails, all sizes
g IS. Gut Spikes, all sizes, ssS %. Boat
Spikes. cnt IS 50. Tobacco HID. o 10 "a
IS rs Sd 5 20 s,sa,-,<
lie Racon. shoulders at &c; clear sides at
lOc: sugar cured breakfast bacon at ii5sc.
Snsar cured hams at l4ci plain at iSnc.
extra sugar cured canvass hams 1855 oc:
POrATOES-ln good demand at ~es0c
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