Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-04
GENERAL MARKETS.
HOME AND TsltGRApHlc REPORTS.
wheeling Wholesale.


ant weather Prices were generally IN.
changed, but there was Nh easy feeling
on some produce staples under liberal
supplies. The receipts OF grain and
produce were liberal, and In some cases
rather in excess Of tho demand.
Grain. Flour and Feed.
GRAiS-Ths grain trade il steady but
not very active. Receipts are tair, and
the supply Is fully up TO the demand.
Wheat Is steady with tirm views on tho
part OF most holders, but with millers
indisposed Ia eonssde tho prices asked.
We quote medium red winter SOla,Sn
D. bushel; prime to choice amber $50
9Oc. Corn is in fair but not excessive
supply, and there is modurate demand
al last weok's quotations. New sholled
and oar rule ut 3Stai0c; old prime yel.
low shcllcd iiCti5c y per busheli old
ear i5(H46c for prime yellow aud i?(S
40 Tor mixed.
OATs-Are coming in in lair volume,
and prices are steady with rather slow
demand. We quote ut 22(S2''c b bushel
Tor prime white.
Ryg-Is In liberal supply and easy;
dealers are paying +5c n bushel
BARLEy-ls offered freely at easy val
ues We quote spring ut 7NSSOc y
bushel; choice fall S0taSN.
FLOUR The demand il fairly active
on standard brands. aud the market re-
mains steady with firm tendency. We
quote choice amber aud white wheat
Hours, - 00@5 %; prime rcd winter
d.. - 25Gyi 80; superhne, s. Utf3 %;
fancy patentsS7 25(dS2h; corn meal 55ta.
B0c d bushel; oatmeal ~ 75 b bbl; kegs
- 80; rye flour 81 25d3 10 b barrel.
Mil fngD Is in jair supply, and
rules rather easy. We quote middlings
at Slg O0td20 00 for prime white; see
onds or coarse middlings Sl3 OO9li 10,
bran Sll 50tal2 W.
IIAy-Prime balcd hay In quoted at
~ O0(98 90 b ton; loose hay from wag-
ons So OOta y On.
Groceries.
Corrgg Values are nominal and tho
bulk oi Rio ON tho market and under
way il composed oi lower grades. Fine
coilccs aru scarce, and when u purchase
in 10 he had, commands extreme high
figures. Late mlviccs from Rio are to
the effect that superior qualities are yery
scarce, the stock there being COMPOSED
mostly oi lower grades. In the last iour
months the coffee shipments at Rio Tor
the United States have cxcoc,ied that ot
tho same months last year 81, l96 bags;
aud the price has declined ia tho same
period 20 por cent The average daily rc'
cciptsat Riocnntinuc large, price 100 rois
lower and the market firm. Java and
other mill descriptions are steady and
unchanged. Sugars arc lower on the
scabOara, the adyiccs from Havana hav'
ing dampcnng effect on Spectators
In this country The crop Ia Cuba
promises a large yield; 10y some nstinIR-
lions "a to 10 per cent. larger than last
year. Refined sugars are quiet. High
grades ~ standard soits and hards have
shown very little huctuation lately, but
yellows have gone oil g, and the mar-
ket il barely steady. Toas are without
any new feature 0i interest. Spices
gulct and unchanged. New Orleans
molasses firm here, and the market at
the source Oi supply strong. Rice II tc
higher ut Charleston, aud the tendency
upward. Prices arr now L. lower there
than ut this dato last year.
Our quotations are: Coffee, fair to
good Rio At Ma ibcls, prime i6c, choic"
lTc, best roasted 2Oc, yellow Rio 10,
Java BE. Syrups, common Wa35r,
prime $50. New Orleans molascr, old
crop, Wtd35c; new crop, prime 45c,
choice DC. Sugars, refined hard crush.
oil ln,, granuhiej 81, powdered lOc. \
coffee glc, BM, commercial A sugar 81,
commercial & slr, yellow g &c, golden
G 7ic. common yellow 8ttd7c. Rice,
Carolina choice 7c, New Orleans prime
&C.
TuytCco Firm, nayics, 500 5sc, ac-
cording to brand; twists unchanged nj
Sj(d 10.
WmgRlISG SroaIss -Seli Rt SO 10 per
1900: tips, SI5 W per 200; scraps,
BIC lb.
Provisions.
The market has stcaiicd up somcw hat
within the past iew days, aud soine op-
orators arr bcgnning t0 think that prices
have about reachei tho lowest notch.
| The future however, depends upon the
hog market II hogs should w nwer the
products will EympaihiEe; while un the
other hand II they should advance, tho
products will also ~ up, ~ the two In
| tcrests are ~ closely connected, that the
one must OF necessity synpathiIe With
the other.
Country Produce.
AprLss The demand Is steady and
moderately active, while the supply
| continues large With liberal reccipts.
Prices are easy hut unchanged. We
quote choice eating apples at 81 Jts
a. q barrel; prime cooking. 81 USs
! a.
BE,xs Are in fair supply, with \
steady demand Tor prime. We quote
prime white navy at 81 TOOL 0s y
! bushcl.
BrcgwusAT FinuR-ls In steady de.
mand sith isliTiy liberal offerings. We
quote at - 25fd2 50F cwt
BuT1rR is rather s,aadisr on the
| choice, gilt edged qualities, which are ln
moderate supply and meet with stea.iy
demand Ai iormer quotations. The
mcdium aui cuuInnn quaBtitles art
dull anil liicless With large offerings
We quote choice dairy rolls At i&fd, i6ci
fresh country packed l2talL
CHEEsE The receipts arr quite larse.
The trade is steady, though principally
IN q juhbing way, and prices are quota
! bly unchanged We quote prime Ohio
factory at sttrslc from FIRST hands j'b
hing Al sifa ~.
CGlxHEGmys Are steady viii
abnndan, odeTngr. WequOte nj sssai
q bhl. for fair a. choice Eastern.
CorxTR Lam We quote al SEsdc ,
pound.
DRrsED HOES Are In rather ligb
onrrings. which are quoted st ss 75fa
ca y cwi.
4 Esas-Ape oon.ing 10 quite freely
and rule rather easier. strictly iresl
stock IL not Ia eXwsSive supply, anC
sell readily ut slightly easier prizes
while pickiei are oyer-abundsnt, dui
and weak. We auots strictly isesl
stock at lsE 91c b dor. ;pickled l6fsiss
FGArnEis- Remain steady at 50s5