Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-07-13
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Condition Of fhs Markets Here and
Elsewhere.
Money at 2l@3 Per cpt-Goyernmsnts
Strong-Stocks Strong-fIour Quiet
Wheat Quiet and UR-
changed


OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER,
No. 1927 MARKET STREET,
WHEELING, July 10. 1892
Business begins TO show q falling OF in al
branches of trade, partly due 10 the hol
ienee ofihe labor troubles. Q questions were moi
changed materially on staple articles but trade
is light. although collections are prompt, and
orders continue TO come In fairly. The fol-
lowing win be found strictly correct TO date
GRoCER'S GOODS
There has been no changes worthy OF note
since our lastrepon. Business continues fair
in the falling OF Of orders from retail dealers
Grocertes-Coffee very firm; fair SHc; good
Rio l0c; prime Exc; choice lie; best
c ye nype S c .!c s SSSs sugar
New Orleans molasses, prime Csc: choice zoe
Sugars, refined hard crushed active at l0Nci
s ss130nsrs c; 5 RSSdeFssa c i S s1e
prairie A sugar sci, palace sc;
golden G SIC; prime sc; yellow 75sSSe
Canned Goods~Good demand; 8 Id. cans
pie peaches, g 90; 8 ID. cans peaches 81 80; b
cans peaches 81 %. Tomatoes, 10. cans 81 40
81 40 Strawberries, ID. cans 81 a. Black
berries, ID. cans 81 30. Raspberries, 2 10. cans
81 40. Plums, ID, cans 81 4O9l 30. Lima
light, i5c; full weight 81 Is. ID. String beans
81 Is.
BednS-In active demand at - % per
bushel.
FFsh-No. 2 mackerel, bbls., 50 90; No. 2
medium mackerel, $40 OO.
Wooden Udre-Marlket steady; No. l tubs,
sG iIbs % ner rV DOZEN a9 90; 2oop pals per
dozen, 81 50; 3-hOop pals, 81 o.; keelers, per
nest, 81 IS; butter tubs, lbs capacity, 81 30;
do, 50 lbs capacity, 81 90; do, p lbs capacity
So 50; washboards, plain, 81 SOal 20; washooards'
patent, per dozen, 81 5Oa2 20.
Stceet tOrn-lOallc per pound.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Business continues duh and trade has fallen
off. Receipts OF grain are small, and Hour Is
in light demand. We quote:
Grdb'-Corn is strong and scarce and
brings g0a95c. Wheat Is worth 81 80.
Oats have continued at 5Oa55c per bushel.
Rye is not offered, but Is worth 81 W
PEI F11 Ssi white 81 60. Patent process,
IS 5O@S IS Spring wheat, So 10. -.
Hay-At sli OO for baled; loose, $40 OOSl2 %
and very plenty.
Grass 81 10; orchard grass 81 90.
NH Fsed-s25 90 per ton general; Marietta
bran, none offering.
The market is good for all offerings, but but
ter and eggs have Teceded slightly, and as the
summer advances the prospects are
for lower figures. At present all offerings are
Apples-Scarce at IS OOa6 90 per Dbl. for good
Apple Butter-Plenty at l5c. per pound.
Butter-Choice qualities more plentiful
ana prices nave Idllen 10 I'D 10
Cheese - Commanded SIC. for western
factory.
Dried FSttits-Apples at SC; peaches
&c. for prime halves; currants &C; rails
ms, layers, 81 30 per box; Valenca l2c per 10
redtheTS-Live geese, 5S@65c.
E9QS-Scarce at lSdl9c.
FOtdtOeS-Old. none in market, New are
quoted at 81 7jai 10 per Dbl.
FedcheS--NCT, 81 coal 80 per box.
O3iOnS-ltaly, pushed s. ~.
GiIlSeng-No. dry 81 90.
Sheen hhs-LambSSO: ShecrlingS S6S5c.
WOOl-There is nothing doing in wool, al
though prices remain nominally SgDc for
fine fleece washed. The eastern markets are
yay downand farmers prefer to hold rather
than accept the best that can be offered IN
this market.
BeeSlrdI-No. ! 2lc.
Maple SyJBp-Sl ID per gallon.
HCReg-Scarce at l66rl1c.
Oranges Scarce at s. Oc9S 90; lemons, 81 cog
S 50.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Meats continue to advance in prices, and
trade Is reported rs being brisk.
MeatS-Market steady and trade fair with
q tendency TO better drices.
Hams, u to ID lbs. average.............. l59lJ3{
Hams, 10 to Is lbs. average..,.. l54
BraR1aSt logloH
81 shoulders tglz1
Family Pork barrel 300 lbs.) ........-.....2S so
Dried beef. 10
Pure Leaf Lard, Tierce, $50 l29l254
" Barrels, 80 lbs. .............. IL
Half Barrels, 80 lbs. lSA
Pals, Is lbs.................. li4
One-half Pals, lOlbs...- ~