Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-13

81 II, and the Wheeling price runs from to
8 cents higher.
Beeacdx-NO. 2c.
Maple SS1up-Sl 5per gallon.
HOney-Scarce at lbdlTc.
OTdn0es-Scarce at s. 90; lemons, S. 0O.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Meats continue to advance in prices, and
trade is reported as being brisk:
AedtS-Market steady and trade fair with
atendeDcy TO better drtces.
Hams, u to Il lbs average................". 1917
Hams, 10 to Is It's. average......... 10
Breakfast lo3
Plain Bacon shoulders. L
Clear Bacon l6H
Family Pork barrel 200. lbsJ .
Pure Leaf Lard, fierce, $50 ibs.......... u
Barrels, $50 lbs....::......:.. IL
Half Barrels, $50 lbs. IL
=" one-half Pals, lOlbs... II
Bologna Sausage. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il
Poutry-Live chickens find ready sale at
old So w young 1898 CO.
The market is bare OF nails, and while the
price is nominally that nxed by the card,
$40 on basis Of lOd. the fact Is that they
are sold ut first such prices as dealers choose
10 ask. Sales have been made ut SID 10 %
for led. and even at this figure there Is not
enough in the market TO meet the demand.
We give the card rate below, but To buy In
this market, requires an advance OF 75c to
81 per keg.
Nails Brads and Fencing
..-...
nj and 9d....... O. 3d............... 30
6d and 7d......... b ID
Barrel.
so cents keg advance on common cut.
Barrel.
II inch inch a@s i inch ~ ~
lL inCh................ 1914 ~
l lnch.................. D WI
Lining.
u incn . ......... 81 - "a inch........ ..,S9 10
Clinch Nails.
Of -
81 % per key advance from 40d TO I'll over
common cut
IL ..... 81 20 l............. .......SS 40
Casing and Box.
IS cents per key over common cut.
Fine Blued.
3d 81 80 2d........................ST 20
Cut Spikes,
All sizes
Cut Boat Spikes.
All stZes............. ....''''s1 ID
Iron ............J 80 cents over commonc ut.
galvanized .~......."A . over common cut.
tinned......... ......... 4 - over common CUT
GNERAL 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
Musiins, 5aSc; ginghams, 6a914c; dress
ginghams, sal212c; Berkshire gtnghams, SIC,
and Lancaster &c, cheyoits 7Giic, Uncasvlile
sI9c; crashes 5@lOc; denims SCgl319c; ducks 20
l5c; Jeans l06t40c; table linens, l9St1c; and
dress goods 693Oc. Prints are quoted from 5a
&C.
500; Carbon Oil, Sc; White Miners Oil.
winter strained, &c.
Sdh-Per barrel, 81 10.
WHOLESALE CATTLE MARKET.
The market is slightly dull, but all offerings
are taken at the following figures:
(iIfffP-PlRntY and coming IN freely.
Weighing loo, lbs and over, SLI5.
Hoas-In good demand and very scarce at
81 500 S so according TO size and quality.
Sheep-Plenty at 3Hsi4c.
Calres-Fairly good, at 1850 according to
size and quality.
Lambs-Gooda at 41aa4I.
New York.
New YORK, September 12.-Cotton-
Quiet at l2AGGl3 Lice; futures steady.
Flour-Weak; receipts $4,000 barrels; ex-
ports $500 barrels; superfine State and west
ern s. 1904 10; common to good extra 81 40
as 20; good to choice, s. 2599 %; white
wheat extra, s. 009S 25; extra, Ohio 81 50
az so; St. Louis, 81 SOFAS 25; Minnesota
patent process, : 25@900 Wheat-Cash
lots firm options %924c better; receipts
3O3, 500 bushels; exports $500 bushels;
No 2 spring nominal; ungraded red 9Ic@.
81 OSIE; No. 8 do 81 06; steamer No. red
81 O62lGl OH; No. red 81 07]S@l OS;
certificate 81 OS2s@1 %, delivered; 81 OS53
free on board; No. red 81 1l@l 10; mixed
winter 81 O5A@l06; ungraded winter
81 O5&G1 O6; ungraded white 81 1901 Is;
steamer No. / do 81 Ill; sales 5000 bushels
at 81 l5h; No. . red seller September,
sales 700 bushels, at 81 O718@l OSB,
closing at 81 0SH; seller October sales
900 bushels, at 81 0S4@l o. closing at
Al OS5S: seller November, sales 632 900
bushels, ats1 1O@1 10A, closing at s. loH;
seller December, sales l6S,OOO bushels, at
81 11h@l 121s, closing at 81 1lA; seller
January, sales 100000 bushels, at 81 IL
al l3L, closing at 81 l2H. Corn-Cash
strong and i62c higher; options opened
H@Xc better; afterwards lost; advanced:
declined A9lkc; closing the decline was
recovered and was h@lAc higher; receipts
S66, $50 bushels; exports 10, 10 bushels; I'M
graded 70G7SXc No. 2 T3@75c elevator
and delivered: No. seller September IA
aisle, closing at 74c; seller Novesn9ef
69tG7lc, closing at T0Ac; seller December
65(G654c, closing at 65Ac; seller January
59a6Oc, closing at Coo. Oats Active and
XEaIX higher; receipts l63, 900 bushels;
exports go bushels; mixed western SO(S
Ale: white western 40@46c. Hay-Steady
with fair demand at 60c. Cottee-Firm
and active. Sugar-Demand fair and
market firm; fair to good refining quoted
at 7h(G7%c. Molasses-Quiet but steady.
Rice-Steady ana uncnangeu. EetrOleuu
Quiet but firm; United 6OSc: crude
6ka6Nc; refined 6T@71sc. Tallow.@
Steady but more active at sN@Skc. Rosin
Quiet but firm at 81 1901 IS. Turpen-
tine-Firmer at 44H@44Ac, Eggs-West-
ern fresh demand fair and market firm at
24G24Hc. Pork-Lower; new mess $50 62H
an 90 Beef-Quiet and unchanged. Cut
Meats-Dull and nominal; long clear mid
ding 1411c Lard-Unseatled snd feyerish;
prime steam 81 6aH@I2 90. Butter
Dull and unchanged Cheese-Firmly
held; western factory 991oAci western
fiat 51<@1oHc.
CH1cAeo, September 12.-Flour-Steady
and unchanged. Whest-Unsettled, but
generally higher; $3.50 seller septemSer;
9X@e4i<c seller October; 94hc seller
November; eSE@94c seller year No. red
winter 9SXc cash; 99H seller September;
971lc seller October; No. 2 Chicago spring
81 90 cssh; e6Hc seller September; 9iS@
S4H seller October; No. 8 Chicago spring
S5c; rejected Csc. Oorn-Unsettled and
lower At 6sh@6Shc cash. es% seller