Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-01
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money At 2as Per Cent.-GOvernments
Lower-Sioeks Irregular But Higher
Flour quiet and nSed-Wheat

Ner-Local Review.
OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. 1927 MARKET STREET,

Flour quiet ana UncnNnSeO-Wueat
Wer-LOcal Review.
OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER
No. 1927 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, Oct 81, 1882.
There is quiet boom in the grocery line
this week with the market a shade larger in
prices All the other branches are about the
same a usual. Wheat is coming in very fast
coming in rapidly and selling freely at soc
per bushel. Hog scarce and dear.
Cattle and calves Denty, SO are sheep, but
the same as last week. Wool also is in demand
with the market a shade stronger than last
week. Altogether there Is market change
for good market this fall.
GRoCER's GOODS
Grocsrtes-C9fiee very very nrm; ,o daiT &c; goo si
Tos Rio 1Oe pT 1eow RS c JaSs
Sugars, n refined hard Crushed active at loo;
gIsnGlatsd &c; oot powdered i los; S SSe:
prairie prairie A sugar sc; palace a se;
golden &c; prime SS; g Yellow 7 5%t@s
Canned GOOdS-Good demand; 10. cans
pie peaches, 81 %; ID. cans peaches new goods
81 %. Tomatoes, ID; cans new goods 81 2al Az
81 Al. Strawberries, 2 ID. cans 81 IS; Black
berries, ID. cans 81 80. RasPberrtes, Id; cans
81 10. Plums. ID: cans 81 iO9l -. Lima
beans h. cans 81 IS. Cove oysters, 10. cans,
light, DC; full weight 81 10, ID. String beans
q B Be-; sell freely at 81 50 with a good
FSi-No. mackerel, bbls., SO 90; No. 2
medium mackerel, Sll ~.
Wooden Ware-Market steady; No. tubs,
per dozen, IS %; No.2 tubs, per doZenl 81 Si
No. 8 tubs, per dozen, s. .; 2-hoop pals, per
dozen, 81 10; 3-hoop pals, 81 %; keelers per
nest, 81 80; butter tubs, lbs capacity, IS S
sS 70: washboards, plain 81 5Oal Is; washboards
patent, per dozen, - JOa2 40
Street C0Tn-Sc per pound
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
Receipts light and but little doing. Prices
have fal en- off fraction, under reports Oh
magnificent crops everywhsre. we quote,
CITdii,-New corn sec. Wheat Is worth
90@sI 10. Oats dull at 40g5 per bushel.
Rye is offered. at 6S470 per buShei.
81 D. Spring wheat, So %. o.,o ~
HGy-At Si2 90 for bailed; loose, ssoo9lO 90
SI Ste DE- 81 25; clover IS OOa5 90; Blue
Grass 81 10; orchard grass 81 W.
Ma fSed-S55 90 per ton general; Nc.rletta
'i"N' v W coUNTRY PRODUCE.
The market continues good fo'c all offerings
6. opportunity plenty at $ 25e2 50 per Dbl
"A IPpis Buttrr-Plenty at 555ssc. per pound.
BH,teT-Choioe 9ua'.HseS more scarce
Cheese - Commanded m al dS loo. for western
factory, 12c for western Reserve.
Dried F5IitS-.APples at DC; ., peaches
&C. for prime h Say Vaepca per
FedtherS-Live geese, b@5Sc.
Eggs-Scarce at 2Da2c.
PSiatoes-Old, none in market, New are
,rotod or r,,,-,n ner Dbl,
Onions-Per Dbl e 30.
CheStnuts s. W per bl.
(iirlSenQ-No. l dry 81 o.
Sheen Rhs-I4ambs 6OSSO; sheerlings 5O96Oc.
sa'eS are reported at SSaSSc, the lat
ter for best feeceS.
The following quotations were clipped
from Fenno and Mannings weekly wool re-
port OF SoSton. Mass. Ohio and Pennsylvan-
ia Wool Is 600 lbs. Ohio XIX and above at 4ic, !;
25COc lbs. do. do. at 43 to iic.; 5000 lbs Quo
at 4lc 10000 lbs do. do. at &c; 1900 No l at
CSC: 5000 lbs. do. do. at. 45c. Choice Fine
Woods are still in good request and bring full
prices Y and No. move slowly.
Hhisky-Dull but prices well maintained
n Is anal the W6eeInS prce runs from to
cents higher.
BeesICdT-No. 20c.
Maple SsrRp-S5 per gallon.
IlOEel-SCarce at l69l7c.
Ordnges-Scarce at 81 70; lemons, S. 90.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Meats continue to advance In prices ana
trade is reported as being brisk.
MedtS-Market steady and trade falr with
tendency TO better drices. ,,
Hams, II to Is lbs. average..."".,....""'.'. lo39
Hams, Is to Is lbs. average. 10
Breakfast Bacon 10
shoulders -
Plain Bacon Shoulders. M
Family Pork barrel 20O i6sJ 50
Pure Ger Leaf %sS' Lard fierce, $50 ~
Half Barrels, $50 lbs. -
&" Pals, Is lbs; ...;;::,;;vv:....-.l-IIti}H
one-half Pals, lOlos.-- ~
DT RssraTe Chickens ind ready sale at
old S2 "a yOung 15dfS3 90,
NAILS
The market Is scarce of nails at present ow-
can be bought at the3 40 card anywhere in
the city, no advance being asked
Nails, BraCfs and Fencing.
lOd TO cod .........s3 40i4d and 5d..........4 10
Sd and gd............- $3.50 .'.'''.''''.'..' ''"
50 cents a keg advance on common cut.
Barrel.
i inch.................. I5 inch...........- 40
l inoh."............. w
u incn. ..........S 80 q inch......... ...ss 10
Finishing.
and over 81 65.
IL .....SI ~ l..'-... ..''''so III
Casing and Box.
IS cents per keg over common cut
Fine Blued.
I'd SO 10 10
Cut Spikes,
AL VI
Boat Spikes.
All ID
Roofing Nails.
Iron ,,,..,,.,,. so cents over commonc Ut
galvanized ............S . over common cut
tinned......... ........... . over common cut.
eNERAL MERCHANDISE. -
Dry goods remain steady, with fair de-
mand. Orders come in freely, but usually Tor
small lots and good many buyers have been
making personal visits Collections are good
and the trade in a healthy condition. We
quote: o.o,>- 49,,