The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-07-30
wheeling Wholesale Market.


The Flour market has ruled steady for
city made and fsvorite brands, but for
other grades there has been irregularity.
The new crop of Wheat is moving
quite freely, the receipts being fully up to
the demand, vet the market is firm.
Corn has ruled steady, and all that has
offered finds ready takers at Soc. Oats is
still scarce aud firm. In Rye and Barley
there is nothing doing, and prices are
nominal Mill Feed has been in active
request all summer and prices are very
| firm.
The market for provisions has been ac-
tive and exceedingly firm, and small
advance has taken place in the values of
all the different qualities. Cheese has
advanced &c and is quite firm.
The market for Eggs and Butter is
rather quiet-nelther article being in aC-
tive demand.
The Dry Goods trade is still quiet
the sales being mostly in small lots and
collections being slow. The New York
Bulletin o. the 2sth SAYS: There was
greatly increased number of buyers in
the market to-day, some having arrived
for the first time this season from the west
and southwest, and Others having return
I'd from their temporary vacation at the
watering places, &c. There was consc-
qucntly more animation in the trade,
and staple cotton and woolcn goods
prints, hannclS, ginghams, &c, w"r"
distributed to fair aggregate amount,
but almost exclusively 10 country job
bers.
The market for Cotton goods presented
no new features. Prices ruled steady fir
the best corporation makes, and "r these
the supply in the market is not excessive,
owing to the closing out Of accumulatlOns
by the agents few weeks ago. There Is
again renewed activity IN Cotton Flan-
nels. some makes of which are sold up L.
receipts.
Woolrn goods were in modcrnt" re-
quest to-day by clothlcrs, who purchased
fair quantities of Wort"d Coating,
Fancy Cassimcres, Ne. Beaver and
Chinchilla wcr" comparatively quiet, n
the trade is we'll supplied with ov"rc"st-
ings for the present. For RcpclIcnts
there was rather more inquiry, but Ken
lucky Jeans and Sntlncts moved slowly
in unimportant lots
Wool hann"ls were in good demand by
the Western buyers, scarlrts, blues and
whites being scvornlIy taken IN fair pack.
age lots at current prices, which have u
hardening tendency Ia consequence "l
the firm zone Of the wool market.
Worstcd dress goods aro meeting with
more attention by the country trade, hut
city jobbcrs have not vet commenced
operating.
BUTTER Weak nt lJc for choice.
BAKING POWDER-Sbes'sc per pound
BROOMS- Fancy, ~ ~, - 70 and ~ -;
plain - Ii@2 -.
CUEESL,- continues to arrive pretty
freely, but with steady conSumpilN" dc.
mand there has been nO accumulation oI
any consequence" and prices AZ" higher
ohio factory isquot"d nt lSIg'i skins ut
lower rates.
CANNED GOODS There IN no improve.
mrnt In ~" demand, nor ~ " to De ch-
poCtrd in view Of the fhct that the markets
ARE now we'll supplied Win h".h N"g'-
table. and fruits, which have thkrn w"
~ d. farmer unI holders VIII nave
Ia carry what stock they haE" on mana
over until next year. Quotations. ifd.ht'
3 n cans ~ - per dozen 20 cans " -.
TDmdfocs- n cans, " - " 'hhH, ~ w
q N: common corn, 500. .Wfc'iLIn.Ou'
straw berries, " a.; pineapple, W" Lima
beans, ~ %: string b"ans, " ~; peas, -"
27i; dnnspn plums, " -,
Fi;GS- VIII bring hut lB.
FISH Quotations ARE for packages con
taIuIng lDD pounds sound nsh, light
weights and Inferior quality nj prices ip
correspond. Mnck"r"I.No. half bbls,
500; No d." iaTg" " %; 10; ,yni,o h@' s.s ,.G.
" II: lake herring, - ~; lax" shad, 800
lake pickrrrl, 50 a.; Potomac TO" herring
81 ~ all half barrels.
FLDJH-w. quote: Fancy white wheat
NJ - 10, "a: family, GOoaG ~; super, 80
m5 u: spring, ~ IL. Rye, SU
FEATHElS- Dull live gOo-" Or.
RNGS-DuIl nt 2c per ~.
GINSENG Bring VI U P.rh
GRAIN-Finm. Whedt-So. rel VI 100
II5; choicr white al " ~. brH-ln limited
SIMPLY at 4c O1h-FirmcT nt b..
GkOCERIE1S-Th" market II nrineT. W"
guotr: ,11rcs -8ODd Rio IL quoted ai
AT Be-: best roasted at &c, old yellow
Rio. none In market. StT-up'- iOmm0u
| At lJaSjr: prime at DaGJc; New OIL
! rcans molu-zss, prime old, IT,; pfim"
| new, ~. l0igIT, Refined hanIs, crushed,
powdered and granulat''d, ll1,c; 'Dn"",
! lII.c: B coffee, ne: extra & Cote, lie;
| commercial A suKar, lie; & yellow 70
/ lOc: New Orleans sugar, none in tnHfE'l
| Porto Rico, fully fair 10 strioly prime VIZ
| ~. 49,. -.
! UAY-Tnchanged. BaIcd, ~ 0oa2 ~
! per ton: lpOzr t1OO@2I ~.
! SAUS-IGi to 81, W 75; NJ 70 lDi, HV'"l
| 10 ID, - ~ III Ia ii, ~ IN; III, " -.
! OILS kC-IArd oil, extra No. ] winter
strained t-Br. Carbon oil, Jobbing lpts It"'
no charge for package. Lin-"eh OIL " a.
! Turpsntlnr, 7C.
/ RDyISlOSS-Pricer advancing and
/ trade artlve. Mess pOrk-" o. for new.
| sugar cured hams ls,tci sugar cured
! shoulder IOI,c: clear Sidfs l2'Er; shoulders
oiZr. sugar cured break fs.t bacon lt".
! Iard-In k.gS Ec; chOice leaf Ia tieTo'z'
[ iyZr. Dried beef, lhc.
| FTATOES- New lots are selling at VI ~
| per bush"l.
ESi'FF-TOr: do In boxes Of sir dor, - Oo.
/ WODI,-MhTkst rather dull, at tsf15c.
SETTI--- Nominal. JtDlfhD--
Prime sc7j6sB ~ per bushel.
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