Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-06-29

NO. l--i MARkET oIEEEI,
WHEELING, June -. 1882
business begins to show Il falling on in all
branches of trade parity due to the hot
weather. and partly 10 the continued preva-
irncC.of the laEo troubles. Quotations were not
changed materially on staple articles but trade
II light, although collections are prompt, and
orders continue to come i'll fairly. The fol-
lowing Will be found strictly correct to date
GROCERS GOODS.
Their" has been no changes worthy OF note
since our last report. business continues fair,
hut the effects Of the lockout are being felt
in the falling OF OF orders from retail dealers,
GToce7teS-COtfee very firm fair &c; good
Rio lee; prime l2c; choice lac; best
common $aGt+c; prime Soc; choice sugar Sc /;
New Orleans molaS>eS, prime 65c; choice zoe;
sugars, rehned hard crushed active at lie;
ET Sii96sS iS@'; co GSwdeFsd i~e; S s29
prairie y sugar &c; palace \ 9c;
golden SIC. prime SC; yellow 1i2GSc.
Rice. Carolina choice Sc; New Orleans prime
Canned Goods-Good demand ID. cans
pie peaches, g. W; 3 ID. cans peaches s. D;2lb.
cans peaches g p Tomatoes 3 10. cans 81 10
al 10. Strawberries, Id. cans 81 %. Black
berries, , Id. cans 81 ~. RaSpberrieS, ID. cans
81 AZ. Plums. Id. cans 81 coal -. Lima
beans, . 10. cans 81 b. Cove oysters, III. cans,
light. 75c; full weigh, 81 -, 10. String beans
81 -.
Bears-In active demand at S. p per
EEsh-No. :: mackerel bbls., 81 %; No. >
medium mackcrcl, SlO W.
UDolis7 Hme-Market steady; No | tubs.
per dozen, 81 GO; No. > tubs, per dozen, ~ o.;
No. 8 tubs, per dozen, - 90: Hoop pals. per
dozen, 81 NJ: $-honp pals, - %: kcelerS, per
nest 81 -: butter tubs. ; lbs capacity, Il 80:
do. - lbs capacity, 81 "; do, - lbs capacity,
8 ~; wa>hhOard> plain 81 jJal 10; waShboardS,
patent. per dozen, - Na2 -
SIcrct (trU-luRllc per pound.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Business continues duh and trade has fallen
OH. Receipts of grain are small, amt flour -
in light demand. We quote:
brings so. Wheat is worth 81 3.
Oats have continued al Sc per bu>hel.
Rye i not offered. but i worth Il w
F7orw-Family white s. 90. Patent process,
- ,DuS -. Spring wheat. 90 -.
H;y-At sli W for baIed; loose. sia oo"li 10
S,,irHTtmothy s. =; clover > GOES 10; Blue
Grass 81 10; orchard grass g ~.
litU Fc,rt-S2j 10 per ton general; Marietta
bran, none Offering.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
TIE market is good for all offerings, but but
ter AMI eggs have reccded slightly, and aN The
summer advances the prospects are
for lower figures. At present all offerings are
'' Tpp,ss-ScarcS At = ONa6 % per Dbl. Tor good
44pJ,'e Buttc'- Plenty at 6'sc.
huItt7'-t huICc UUt!'lir> more plch'I!ul
ami price, have fallen |" ~ IL.
ChScsc - Commanded sc. for western
factory.
DY7r,i EiUas-AppeS at 5c; peaches
C.. for prime halves; currantS &c; rails
ins, layers s. ~ per box: Naleuca l2c per Id
FFUthcrS-Iive geese, 6SurtI5c.
EygS-SCarCe ut lSrlSC.
ItiDineS-Od. none in market. New are
.uu'vd az = IaG 10 per hhl.
ItuChrs--NcT, 81 UuHl ~ per box.
Is5ioas-Old, out of market: Bermuda, - ~
pc box.
tsiHSsng-So. dry 81 ~.
Sheep Rhs-lRmhN%D; shccrlinSS %9S%.
UODl-Thcrc Is nothing doing in wool, al
| though prices remain uOmlnn!lS S$GHE To-
fine fleece washed. The eastern markets are
way dowugud farmers prefer TO hold rathe'
! Than accept the best that can be- offered IN
| this market.
| RccStUdy-NO. 2lc.
| Nuyl, SyrUJ-Sl Il per gallon.
! I3Di,ey-Syirce al lHrl7c.
tIrpugry Scarce III $ ONaS ~; lemons. - ~ C
! Sc.
| POTTERY AND MEATS,