The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-07-15
wheeling Wholesale Market.
)PTICE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER. !
"WEDNESDAY, july IA, 1876.

WIN hA az lAA SOEtS' Sb6aA AAAA h'h
The advance in coffee in the East is tul y
one cent in gold; the advance in sugar
in this market is but fraction of cent
and is occasioned by the arrival of the
fruit season.
Wheat is firm, but prices unchanged.
The impression now is that wheat is not
yielding as well as has recently been an
ticipated, and this belief gives firmer
tone to the market without affecting quo
tations.
WooL.-There has been continued
difference in the views of sellers and
buyers, so that they have not been able
to come to terms, and there has therefore
been but very little movement in the
market during the week. Manufacturers
restrict their purchases 10 such lots as
are necessary to meet very light de-
mand for WOolen Fabrics. Some have
suspended in view of the discouraging
features of the trade. Dealers can not
be induced to operate at present rates
and holders are unwilling to make con-
cessions. Pretty large stocks will be
held out of the market for the present.
The fact is, the fine quality of the wool
produced in this immediate section of
country cannot be afforded at the figures
now offered by dealers. When the fine
wool growers are compelled to take less
than 80 to 50 cents pound for their
wool, they will dispose of their aocks,
and exchange them for coarser and
heavier heeced sheep.
The market for all Hog products is
quiet, and prices unchanged since our
last quotations, though the market has
shown some symptoms of revival of
speculation in Provisions in some quar-
tiers.
The production Of all staple Wooden
and Cotton fabrics has been materially
curtailed by the suspension of many
manufactures and the restrictions placed
on others. They have been forced into
this position by lack Of demand and
the general dullness of trade for some
time past. There has been no specula-
tive movement, and but little desire to
accumulate stocks. Light stocks every.
where, and the actual necessities of the
trade which must be met, have led to q
more active movement in the Eastern
markets, followed by the Western, and,
rs result, we have increased frmness
in all staple goods. The probabilities
favor good Fall trade. Sales of the
week, though light, were satisfactory.
Vegetables are in splendid supply, and
prices have consequently declined.
Fresh meats are becoming more abun-
dant and better in quality. The prices
of beef cattle have declined as the quail
ty and quantity improved, but we be-
lieve the butchers MAINTAIN the same
high prices to their customers at their
stolls.
BEANS-Navy In good demand and
scarce at s2 p per oushcl.
BUTTER-Good supply and fair demand.
For "A good prime article ljgl6c.
BAKING POWDER-S5gSSo per pound
S;sc0MS-Fancy, So ~, u w and 81 20;
ola. II 81 JD92 10.
BEESW AX-Moderate demand at 25c
pet lb.
CHERsE-Old exhausted new crop very
good at lOLGtllc for choice.
CANNED DGOODS-Trade moderate. Quo
Ia ions: Pedches-3t canss3 30 per dozen;
6 n cans, 81 50. TOmGtOes--3 n cans, 81 3O9
| 75:2 n Oans, 81 81. COTn-WinSlSw, So ~;
other sweet corn, 81 D; common corn, 81 10.
HtScelldHeOiS-StrawO 81 %; plneaP-
pies, 81 %; Lima beans, 81 ~; string beans,
ii 50; peas, ! jO@2 "; damSon plunS, $40.
DRIED FRUITS-Apples firm at SIC
per ID; peaches, halves, lOl4c; mixed, 9Iac.
EGGS-Demand good and scarce. We
quote AT ID sl7c.
FRUITS-lta ltaspberries, lOgljc per quart.
Lemons, sg W per box. Oran kes, sSOOGS -
per box. COcOanuts, perdoz Oc.
FEATHERS-Demand dull; live goose
SOC.
FISH-Quotations are for packages con-
taining lOO pounds sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. Mackerel-NO. 2, half bbls.,
81 -; No. do. 81 80; No. medium.
"A 80. Lake white fish, ~ %; lake neT.
ring, none in market; lake shad, 81 10;
lake pickerel, 81 10; Potomac roe herring,
none in MARKET. Labrador herring in
barrels, So 2i. Goldfish, 81 25; large Georges
Bank, cents.
FLOUR-Demand very good Wequote:
Fancy white wheat at 81 O9b Isl red
wheat family, 81 CO.'S 30; spring, s. 75g
GiNSENG-Ats 81 D for fall root and dry.
GRAIN--Firm-W Whedt--NO. red VI ~;
choice white at 81 -. COrn-7Oc. Odts-
Dull and supply heavy; prime western Is;
Market active but with
no change. We. quote: Cg0ees-Good
Rio at 221ac; prime do: 231ac; choice
do. 2i%c; Java &c; Wheeling roasted
2715c; old yellow RIO, none in market.
htJi.Ups-C Common at ijg50c; prime Ht 6Oc;
fancy at 6597Oc; New Orleans molasses at
7U@75c. SIOorS-Rctined hards, crushed,
powdered, and granulated, l2c; coffee,
tlc; B coffee, l07sc;.. extra Ccoffee, lH4c;
commercial A sugar, lE4c; { yellow, S'2g
lOi9c; New Orleans sugar, fully fair, DC;
show considerable reduction. OOlong $50
65c; Hyson, iSG9Jc; Gunpowder, 65cg
81 %.
HAY-Brisk and supply light. Best
bsled, SIS per ton; loose 81 Oog2o w accord
ing to quality.
fRoH- Bar market firm and active at
~ to 27-l0c.
NAIIGJActive. lod TO cod, SO o.; 81 90
Cd, s. 25; 81 to I'd, 81 80; I'd ID, S 10; Sd,
oils, Gc-Lard oil, extra No. winter
strained, 81 10. Carbon oil, Jobbing lots
lSIzc; white, W. s., Miners Lamp 81; Lin
seed oil, s5gOc. Turpentine. GOet65c.
PRONISIONS-Mess pork-e2l ~ for new.
8. e. hams, l31zc; =. c. shoulders, ll14c;
clear sides, 1870; shoulders, lOc; $. L.
breakfast bacon, lpIo. Lard-In kegs,
b1Ic; in tierces, lf14c. Dried beef, l5c.
POTATOES-Old in market. New
In good demand at SO W per bbl.
RAGS-Dull at 21,,c per n.
RICE-Choice Carolina $3.50; Ran
COON, 7c.
sNGFF-7Oc; do in boxes OF six doz., 81 IS
9S %.
SEEDSTimothy, 1925.
SHEEP PELTS-Marketv very dull prime
butchers wool pelts 81 OOg2 25; pelters, SOC
Gsl 70; shearlings, l542jc.
TALIOW-Steady at 7aTlZc for country