The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-08-21

which has been In actlve demanul
hardly enough coming in to supply the
wants of the city trade, but in the me-
dunn grades prices are not quite 30 firm,
some dealers selling at fraction low
er than at the opening OF the week.
There is probably but little accumula-
ton Of stocks, as the scarcity Of the
choice grades has worked off part OF the
medium; but little demand for cooking
butter. Dealers who have q fine arti-
Gle of table Butter can be assured quick
sales for their shipments
The Cheese market has been very
firm during the week, but with few
large transactions, as dealers could not
obtain stocks at the prices to which
their orders were limited. The factor
les and farmers OF Northern Ohio have
got prices up to such figure that
shipments cannot be made at the pre-
vailing prices East, and all shipments
must stop now until prices advance East
or decline here.
In Eggs the Market has been weak
owing to the receipts being in excess Of
the demand. Most sales have been
made at 15c per dozen, though we have
heard of sales at l4c in barrels.
The potato market has been on the
decline all the week and prices lower
The receipts have largely increased this
week and the market still has declin.
ing tendency. In onions there Is no
particular change; stocks are light,
with few sales.
In the wool market there is frmer
feeling among the dealers, owing to
the increase of sales in the eastern
cities. Though we cannot note an ad
vance in prices here, we can say that
dealers are showing a disposition to
buy at the prevailing rates, believing
that they can see their way to make a
fair profit by shipping. ,
The grocery market is quiet and
without change, except for cofees,
which ere very much excited. AS we
predicted last week would be the case,
prices have advanced largely, with q
prospect Of still further elevation.
The following are the wholesale sell
ing prices, carefully revised and correct
ed
BITTTER-At l59lSc for strictly choice
BAKING POWDER-(Logan List q Co: 81
OF. cans 81 rs per doz.: III OF. cans IS %; 10
cans SIS %; bulk 3Sc: Enterprise, (McCaoe'
* Ct Hi ! Gosh'n excited and
largely advanced at l3L9lic.
CARBON Standard brands, In q
iobbing way, at lie asking and no charge
" CthNDLES.-star at &c; City mould at
IL e: Adamantine l5c.
JOFFEE-We quote: Good at 2592o%c
prime at &c; choice Java at soc.
CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon, llHc
soda, TIC; water, exc; oyster, TIC; cream
2T butter, nc.
EGGS-Supply excellent at h9l5c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. 2 halves at 81 0S
= ". .
So 10 new mackerel, full weight, one nun.
dred rs; barrels at sll 90; light weights at
various prices, according to the weight sa
packages; new white fish at 81 90.
FLOUR-White wheat famil y fancy al
IS 50; family at Sc @7 81 extra Ton al % ~
i -. Rye flour So 30.
GI,ASS-First quality Sxl0 at s65O;l0xl2 at
: %: second quality SXl0 at Sc 70; lOxl2 at
d 80 per box of 90 feet, net cash.
-NVAs II A q nF.aT EnE m
GRAIN Wheat choice No. ! new OF
81 30 al 40; old nominal. Rye steady
at 75@S5c. Corn at t5@6Oc. Oats. al
'GAY-Baled Sc O092S 90. Loose s24 90.
IRON-Flat and bar, SS-l09i 2.iOc: morse
shoe. S-lg; round and square, 3S-l097 3-l0c
heavy band iron, S-lO9 &C; light band
IS.l0G5c; hoop, l-l09S l-l0c; oval, 4-l0g
5 i-IOc; half oval and half round, 7-lO9
LARD oIL-Extra winter strained at 7Sc
spring strained at nc.
| MOLASSES-Prime new crop New Or
| leans nc; choice at 7oc.
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads and
Fencing, 10 to God, 81 IS; to Sd. % W: 10 %
s. .; Barrel. q in, 81 IS; in, 81 IS; u IN
s. 50; II in. 50 25; rs in. S. IS; ~ In, 80 on
Tn nhd 9S 80 q g = 3D. % o. g ID s. 5
! cine Blued, Al. ST so; Sd. 81 rs; ID. IS SO
| Iining,A in, So -. Clinch nails, all size.
| So IS. Cut Spikes, all sizes, SS5 w. Boa
| Spikes, cnt SIS 50. Tobacco HID. to 20
s. 10 Sd 5 az
PROVISlONS-Mess pork at ST. 90
rump Sli: Lard, extra winter at 91gc; keg al
| loo. Bacon, shoulders at loo; clear sides
| lll5c; sugar cured breakfast bacon at l2c
! alike Extra sugar cured canvass hams l6c
| Dried Beef lSc.
POTATOES-Prices are variable. The
| best bring 759SJ per bushel. Retailer'
| hold then at So 90 per Dbl.
| RICE-SOuth Carolina fair TO prime a
| lOalOl5c; Ran COON at = Csc; Patna &c.
! Satisfactorily at n W; clover a
! S. rs; fiaxSeed at 81 IS; quotations nominal
STARCH-At 5H9SIsc; maizena,, l29l4c
! SODA-At SC in papers; best Newcastle q
! Sc in keg; American at TIC.
/ SOAP-Family at &c; German at &C
sALT-Daiirry at s. rs; best Ohio River a
! 81 50 delivered.
SYRUPsAre active and firm. w
| quote Common at 50 to Soc; Prime, 6o9Ioc
| Choice, soc; Best, Sc.
| SUGARS-New Orleans at 9}a9l01ac; Dema
rara at ll9lll<c; standard brands OF REIN
Ell as follows: crushed, powdered and gran
ulated at l21ac; A at llAc; 3 at ll5sc; e1
& at llIIc; common brands al AS1ac les
standard yellow c 10.
T EA-Gunpow6er at 81 o08l 40; Youn
| dyson at S5al Is: Oolong at 509759l 80.
WOOL-Offering more freely, and that
GOOD quality. Clean, well washed at Is
per pound.
wheeling Cattle Market.