The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-22

orucx or THE wHrrr1xd RraisrEs. !
:WEDSlsDAY, October 81 ,,ls74.1 !
Business continues satisfactory in .the

0FncE OF THE WHEELrNd REGISTER. }
:WEDNEsDAY,O October q ,,ls74.I
Business continues satisfactory in :the
main. -. -
In provisions there has been another
slight decline. Cheese is slc higher.
= Flour and wheat remain unchanged.
= Potatoes : have advanced to si.oo
Wholesale chtstnuts declined to So COO
90, with a full stock On hand. -.
The New York Herald has this COM
ment on the
COMMERCIAL OUTLOOK.
The condition Of business during the
present autumn is not only. atess of the
wild theories brosched in Congress last
winter but stolersbly! sure criterion for
estimating. future prospects. The pre-
tence So vehemsntly. urged for many
months after the panic, that the chief
need Of the country was more currency,
is Of course exploded by the great sbund-
ance Of money at this season Of the year,
when the movement ofthe Western grain
crop is at its height. The banks have
more money than the community can
use, and there has never been an autumn
when loans could be obtained at such low
rates on good security. This ought 10
have been foresecn during tho crazy in
fation clamor. The amount of money
needed bears some proportion TO the
amount of business, and an immense cur
tailment of business was necessary con-
sequence of the panic which toppled So
many great houses TO the ground The
men who failed were among the most
daring and adventurous members of the
business community. They were en-
gagged in sinking vast amounts of sctive
capital in enterprises like the Northern
Paciac.Rsilroad, which could bring no
returns in'this generation, and in extend
ing manufactures beyond the ability of
consumers. After the crash no, only
was the money misemployed in these
undertakings set free for other uses, hat
the class of pushing men who had given
an unhealthy stimulus 10 business wcr"
disabled from sgain perpctratlng this
kind of mischief. The amount of cur
rency remaining the same, and the uscs
for it being so greatly diminished, IL wns
u necessary, and ought to have been
foreseen consequence, that the supply of
money would for quitea period be in cH-
cess of the demand. .. r'i
BUTTHR-Supply good aud demand not
so trisk us last week. A choice article n
still quoted at gSnc: -.
plain q o0d2 ..
BEEsWA Moderate demand nt Do
pSi SciIiIIicKENs-Plenty. Young, - 90; old
CHEEsE-sIight advance; Ohio factory
CRANBERRIES-- Choice, sl0 0Fii no per
CIDER-At aWF5" per bbl. according
ClifsfEUTs-Ala Ss3p per hus,el.
CANNED GOODS-So change. Qtiota-
nons: Isdchcs-3 N cans 81 10 per dozen:
cans, - 3, * ~ f5nnmMW,n,inw % ~ n. otbc,,
sahs, 81 20. a. 'Sr".w gn' ",,,,nu cn,m 81 "u
sweet - corn, ~ whorr,ss b 20 ~, S,n.an.
Hscen,ne", -, ,.' - haans sa ~. aim hn.ns
pies, " 20; i,Ina nlt5 peahs nw, ',n I,,, -
EGGSuinb b fair demand 1,. a. ,is,. lsea as,.
III n,,o,,,,nns are ior nac ag.s con.
FlSn-S nn ,,nda .,',J al, Iiyp,
slhhk ~ ,,.rinr nn.ii,w al n,ic,.aIn
wegns mn wacr.reI"So, q mir bbIs,
80. So' do large, Is %: no. 3 m".
Gh. S,ain isho iJ% herring, Is oS; lake shad, $40;
TX nsn.in i,,nL marLet
81 bifR EyfretneIy dull We quote.
E..,cy white wheat n py 0la8 55: family,
a. oSs5 S and dull; super, q 5OaI -;
spring 9 So by, Rye, o. .SS,e. 70; ,a,, q, :, oa
, n, ~, hh, T;ranes, CONCORD. NGD par 10,
zO PET op'' ''"P''' ''N'
'pGayxsrSU \, good demand at Il ~
III
pGRiIS-DulI. yheai-No. I q 05ai 10:
.hnice white at q ioai rs. Tsrr-oid crop
s' si g,c Der bushsl. new do. 5Oc. OmI'
snn s," Rxc.Ss s pP'' ~ ~
GRoCERIEs-MarSetf frm We quots:
oSfms 0X TO choice z5Iya2sI.c: Java Al :ryc
best roasted at DC old yellow Rio, non.
In maTk.t; Mrup,s. nn,..n N n,sI..'...'
prt,n, old c. prime new. sic. S,.oars