The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-20
wheeling Wholesale Market.
)FFICE OF THE WHEELING REGIsTER. /
"WEDNESDAY, May l9, 1875. !

)EFIcE OF THE WHEELING REGISTER.
WEDEEsDAY, May ls, 1875. !
The general market is without any
material change, yet prices arc strong
at our quotations and promise slight
advance in most articles .Jr the tutDre.
In Flour, especially, is this frmness
manifested. Prices have advanced from
twenty-five to fifty cents barrel, and
holders are not anxious to sell even ut
this advance. There seems to be no
reason to doubt but that fancy brands
will be held at an advance of fifty cent,
during the coming week
Wheat j, without material change
The reports from this State from the
West and Northwest, show that the COM
ing crop is not nearly as badly injured
rs at first reported Throughout Ohio
there will be at least an average crop
gathered from the way it promises now.
In cheese there is nothing doing. The
old stock is exhausted, and the new Is
not "up to grade" 1t j. quoted at l3!@,
l4c
Sugars have taken slight jump up
wards The best qualities have adyanc-
ed from ic to lc per pound. Wesrc not
advised of the cause OF this advance, but
as the market is very firm, it will not sur
prise us if higher rate does
not prevail by next week
Eggs are in demand and rule higher
than at any time during the past three
years, at this season. The supply is not
equal to the demands Of trade.
The wool market Is without animation
and prices are merely nominal. But lit
tie is doing now. In a few week, when
growers commence shearing their hocks
we may look for lively times and fair
prices
The following are the quotations up to
the hour Of going to press:
BEANS-Navy in good demand at s2oO
per oushel.
BUTTEK-Scarce and I'm good demand.
4 very good choice article at SIC.
BAKING POWDER-3jG3sc per pound
BROOMS-Fancy, sJ 50, 81 W and a 81;
p!ain 81 JOg2 70.
EESWAX-Moderat demand at &c
PEI H.
UHEESE-Old exhausted: new crop not
yet satisfactory in quality al Ioi9GSl4c
ClDER-ln good demand. Grab, ?l2 O'S
IA W: common, 50 E@g W.
CANNED GOODS-TTade brisk. Quota
lions: Pedchcs-5 h cans s. - per dozen;
/. n cans, 81 ~. IOmdtOsS--3 n cans, Il ,UH
1872 n cans, 81 -. COTn-Winslsw, 81 -;
other sweet corn, 81 %: common corn, 81 30.
MSceilTneUuS-StrawD berries. u >; pincap-
pies, g. -: Lima beans, g 10; string beans,
81 80; peas, jOst2 o.; Gamson p!ums, - oJ.
DRIED FRUIIS-App!c firm al I01l.C
per 10; peaches, halves, lUaqc; mixed, HteC.
EGGS-Demand good and supply short.
FRTiTS|Lemons, s. Ua55D per box.
Oran yes, Messiua, s. 81 - ~ per box. Ap-
pies dull al 20 OOd3 = per bDl. tucOuuts,
per dOz 9Oc Bananas per bunch $ OOap 0u.
FEATHERS-Demand moderate: Iiv"
FISH-Quotations are tor packages con-
tanning 100 pounds sound nsh, light
weights and inferior quality NJ prices 90
correspond. Mackorcl-No. =, half bbls.,
s. on; No. 3 do. large, 81 %. No. IN" tluIu,
Fl IS. Lake white fish, a. -; lake hc'-
ring, 81 70; lake shad, 81 0u; lake p!rkrr.i,
IS o.; Potomac roe herring. none I'm mar
kct. Labrador herring in barrels, 81 -.
Goldfish, 2B p: large Georges Bank. cents.
FLUUR-GoOd demand and very ilrrn.
We quote: Fancy white wheat ut = .3lL
80; family, so 5JgG -; spring, 81 gvaf %.
= SGi'SSSENG-At 81 . for fall root and dry.
choice white AT 81 40. coTa--syt. Jni'---
Firm and supply light; prime west 'rn ~
fr6,C: mi xcd ylc; home ~ fgp". Rye 81 TO-.
GEOCERlE--Markct actiy" but VIII
noimportant changes W"quOir: tC1'rS
Good Rio at 2lgs22leC; prime dO. &c; choice
do. 23S2H2ic; Java SIC; WheelinS roasted
26L,,G21c: old yellow no, none in market.
SyTUpS-COmmOu ut iJGJUr; prime ~ hD';
fancy NJ bjG1Uc; New Orleans mo.a~NcS AT
TOa75c .Sugdrs-Rriined harGS, crushed.
powdered, and granulated, lls Sc; 4 coffee.
I2c; B coilre, lO7 ~: extra coffee, IE4c;
commercial sugar, lW4c; & yellow, "rL
s51c: New Orleans sugar, fully fair, tc,
prime 81 &C. TtGs-S'cady with no change
Hay - Demand better. Best baded,
slS per tOn: best prairie, so; loose s. UnG
D W according 10 quality.
IRON Bar market nrm and active AT
M4PLE MOLAssES - Dull sale, at s. %
MAPLE SUGAR-Light demand, at
Gl6c per lb.
NAILS-Actlye. lOd to God, s. %; 81 70
Sd, s. 2j; 81 10 I'd, 50 50; Id ID, So 70; 3d,
81 O0; 2i, s. -.
oils, GC-Lard oil, extra No. winter
Trained, 81 p. Carbon oil, JobbIng lots
49, &c; white, W. y, Miners Lamp gJ; Lin
seed oil, Sj9Dc. Turpentiue, GO@Hjc.
RONISIONS-Mrss pOrk-S-5C W for new.
s. {. hams, iglfLc; :. G. shoulders, lie:
clear sides, lie; shoulders, lgc; :. G.
breakfast bacon, H2c. Lard-In kegs,
1910; in ticrces, l6c. Dried beef, Ice.
FUTATOFsS-Nc dull at q lOeE % per
bush. Seed Sweet Potatoes, u W per bDl
RAGS-Dull AT &c per y.
RICE-Choice Carolina SgS4ci Ran
sNUFF-7Oc; do in boxes Of six doz..s s. %
as %.
,SEEDS-Sominal Season over.
SHEEP Market very duII. prime
butchers wool pcits s2UUG2 -; pci,srs, SOC
Isl UO: >hcarlingS, ljG2jc.
TALLOW-S;eady Ht 1gt7igc for country
TOBACCO-Firm. Navirs, U,i.I75c, accord
ing 10 brand; twists unchanged.
WOOLs-NO sales. QuOtatiOnsjOJiJc.