The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-04-22
From the Daily Rsgister.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

April 10,
The general markets for the past
week have exhibited a better feeling,
and trade has Ian igeiy increased in many
/ articles ~
Flour has been steady and unchanged
in price with better demand. There
is quite 80 cents barrel difference in
the price Of the best brands, between
Our leading millers and wholesale deal
ers, that we do not understand. At
Pollock's mill the best -four is quoted
at 50 IS, while wholesale merchants ask
S9 25. T
+ Wheat is without change, and Is quite
firm at our quotations. Corn and Oats
are unchanged. Rye Floor is steady
with good demand for retail trade
In Provisions the trade has been
very active, especially in Smoked Meats,
and the demand still continues at our
quotations. The Pork trade has been
very active this season to all concerned,
and the present signs do not denote any
prospective decline in prices.
In the Grocery trade there is no i'm.
portant change. Cofees are firm and
unchanged A strange state of affairs
exist in the prices of No. Mackerel.
While the better grades are very high,
No, 3, with none in Boston or PhiIadel.
! phia, and very few in New, York, are
quoted at S8 80 in the latter market,
and here at Sc, less than they can be
laid down here for
The Wool market Is very dull and
declining Scarcely any transactions
here. The New York Shipping List
says: I :.
The market still continues dull and
prices have again declined. Holders
show a disposition to push sales, but
buyers are scarce. There are few
manufacturers in the city at present but
they appear to be merely looking
around Money continues tight, and,
as in other trades, this has q very de.
pressing influence, and no activity need
he loaked for until there is some relief
from the present pressure. The follow
ing comprise the sal of the past two
or three days, chiefly of minor char
acter: 100 bales Cape at s24c; 10000
lbs pulled at 42@45c, 70 bags x do at
45c; 5000 lbs Colorado at 35c; 5000
lbs spring California at 25; 5000 lbs
fall do at 321c; 1.7OO lbs low fleece at
4Sc; $4,000 lbs x and No. do at 52@
58c; 26, 900 lbs X and Xxx Ohio do at
52@56c; 5000 lbs western do at Soc !:
5000 lbs secured domestic do at 86c !;
600 lbs tub washed do at 55c,
We quote:
! APPLES-In good demand at 81 80
o. so per barrel.
BUTrER-At 40@45c for strictly
choice. s
+ BEANs-Plenty at 50 50@2 rs.
CHEESE-17lc for New York facto.
ry and Goshen, and 16Ac for Western
Reserve.
CARBON Standard brands, in
jobbing way, at lSc asking and no
charge for package.
! CANDLES-Stara at 21c; City mould
at HE; Adamantine at l5c.
COFFEE-We quote: Good at %!
/ @24c prime at "a; choice Java at 27c
/ ,CRACKERS-Sugar, lie; lemon
l11ac; soda;. 74c; water, 6tc; oyster,
74c; cream, 25; butter, 71c.
EGGS-In demand at 13@15c.
FISH-Mackerel, No. halves at 81
50@S bbls at S14 so: No. 3 So 00@6i
new mackerel, full weight, LOO lbs; al
sc 90, barrels at S1l so; light weights
at various prices, according to the
weight in packages; new white fish al
SS 90; lake herring, $3 IS. 49, :.
/ FLOUR-Wh wheat family fancy
at SO %: family at SO 25@S SO; extrs
at ST so: superfne at So 25@5 80;
spring at 81 75. Rye -four S5 so
GLASS-First quality 8x10 at Sc 30;
1Ox12 at 81 25; second quality Sx10 at
Sc 70; 1oxl2 at Sc 80 per box of Sc
feet, net cash.
GENSENG-At 6O@75c per pound
GRAIN-Wheat very weak; choice
white at 81 S0@l 90; choice red at 81
6O@1 65. Rye steady at 75@80c.-
Corn at 40@45c. Oats, at 35@3Sc.
HAY-Baled S25 0O@3O 90. Loose
s25 OO@2S 90.
IRON-Flat and bar, 5 2-10@5
6 lOc; horse shoe, 7 Ito; round and
square, 5 2-10@S S.10c ;heavy band iron,
5 6-10@6 5-10c; light band, ,5@7 Aloe
hoop, 6 5-10@9 7-10c; oval, 5 S-10@6
8 l0c; half oval and half round, 5 9-l0
i@S S-l0c. ~
LARD OIL-Extra winter strained
at 75e; spring strained at Zoe.
MOLASSES-Prime new crop New
Orleans Zoe; choice at 72c.
NAILS-Prices per keg: Brads and
fencing, 10 to God, So 25; to Cd, S5
SO; 6 to I'd, s5 T5; Barrel, 1 in, SO 25
l in, 81 rs; Il in, 81 90; II in, Sc Is /;
Il in, SO %; II iu, Sc 90 Finishing.
in, sic %; II in, 50 %; Casing, OIL
and BOD, Sc 90; Sd, SO 25; Cd, sc SO;
4d, sc rs; line Blued, 4d, 81 on; Sd,
SS 25; Cd, SO co. Lining, ! in, 50 so.
Clinch nails, all sizes Sc rs Cut
Spikes, all sizes, So so Boat spikes
cut, Sc 90. Tobacco HID, 6 to I'd
Sc 90, Sd So IS.
PROVISIONS Mess pork at SIG
0@l7 90; lump S14; Lar6, extra win
ter at &c: keg at 10c; Bacon, shoulders
at Tic; clear sides at 94c; sugar cured
breakfast bacon at l13c Sugar cured
hams at 134c; plain at 12ac, extra su-
gar cured canvass hams 14c
l. POTATOES-In good demand at
90@95c per bushel.
| RICE South Carolina fair to prime
at SI@9c; Rangoon at &c.
SEEDS-Timothy at 81 90; clover
at So Is; Aaxseed at 81 65; quotations
nominal.
STARCH -At'5t@Stc; maizena,, u
@14c 's
SODA-At SC in papers; best New