Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-04-06
PRODUCE.
wheeling Wholesale market.

wheeling, April 5, 1882.
The markets during the past week have
been very active and the spring trade has
fully opened up The COuntenanCeS OF our
wholesalers and iObbcrS wear bright smiles
at the prospects. Prices have changed III
instances. as will be found. The quotations
given are sharp ND to3 r. N. to-day.
GEOCEEs' GOODS.
The grocery business il in it, prime. The
harvest season is at hand and dealers have all
they can do. The only change i'll prices is II
sharp advance in sugars.
Groceries-Cofce very firm; fair loo; good
Rio lO%C; prime l2igc; choice lie; best
roasted &c: yellow Rio lic; Java pc. SyrupS,
common $GEjc; prime soc; choice sugar Sc;
New Orleans mOlaSSeS, prime zoe; choice zoe;
Sugars, refined hard crushed active at lOAc;
granulated 9Lc; powdered l0'4c; AcOuee gAc;
Il DC; prairie y sugar PIC; palace 9ec;
golden L sc; prime sc; yellow F21>lc.
Rice, Carolina choice re; New Orleans prime
Canned GiooisEGood demand; ID. cans,
pie peaches, s. %: 3 Id. cans peaches 8 O;2lb.
cans peaches - -. Tomatoes, Id. cans 81 10
al 80 Sweet corn 81 3Ogl 10. WinSlOw corn
81 81. Strawberries, lb. cans 81 %; Black
berries, 10. cans 81 %. RaSpberrieS, Id. cans
81 10. Plum>, lb. cans 81 4OPl a.. Lima
beans, 10. cans 81 -. Cove oysters, ID. cans,
light I5c; full weight Il D. : ID string Deans
Bsaas-In active demand at s. jO94 10 per
buShel.
medium maclicrel, Sl2 W.
Wooden UUrc-Market steady; No. tubs,
per dozen, 50 co; No. tubs, per dozen, 500;
dozen, 81 81: &-hOOp pals, So Us; keelerS, per
nest, 81 ~; butter tubs, lbs capacity, 81 80;
do. b lbs capacity, 81 W; do, - lbs capacity,
50 -: waShbOGrdS, plain,ol .Dal 40; Wa>hDOaru>,
patent, per dozen, - JOa2 40.
Street COy,-lOallc per pound.
GRAIN, FLOUR AND FEED,
The market is in wonderfully healthy con-
ditiOn. We quote the following prices:
Grafy-Corn is strong and scarce and brings
Soc, hut none is offered. Wheat Is worth 81 -
and firm, with Just enough to supply the lie
maEd. Oats have continued at 81 cents per
buShcl. Rye is not offered, but is worth 81 %
fIG~r-Family white s. Ooa7 30. Patent pro-
cess IS JOGfS -. Spring wheat, 81 -.
HGy--At sl4 ~ for baled; loose, sl2 % and
ISicdsNTimothy s., 20: clover s. OO95 TO; Blue
Grass 81 IN; orchard grass - 20.
Mn Fe'i-S2jW per ton general; Marietta
bran, 81 ~ per 10.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
This market is active with comparatively
few changes in prices. We quote:
AppIes-Scarce at 1885, 90 per Dbl for good.
Ippi, ISU'trr-platy at tic.
Buiter-Choice butter is plentier and COM
mandS S5GS7c.
Cheese y Commanded 9&l3c. for factory,
and lp4c for New York.
Ilricd Fi7,itS-AppleS at 6I6Rc; peaches
SalOc for prime halves; CurrantS &c; rails
inS layers - ~ per box; Valencia H. &C per Id.
FSatherS-Live geese, 55a6Oc.
EgGS-LaTgcr receipts; nj l5c per doZ.
.Ittotaes-Scarce; Irish champion, @c; New
York state, i oval -; sweets, II 2j1j VI.
GES.pq-Nn. dry Il SAL %.
Sheep IFLty-Primc butchers from this month
y -; pclteE> according to wool 5JcaSl -
Uoo-Fiue fleece washed 31aiSc, and moth
ing doing. The market has not opened Vet.
BssNrIF-NO. PC.
.NiJie S1ruq,-Sl l5per gallon.
E"Hcg -SCaIce nj lOll1C.
GIrnGcs Scarce nj 81 800 ~; lemons, s. ga
iCu.
Horkheiner X Sons, the only wholesale fur
house, report the following prices. FurS have
dropped wonderfully. We Quote:
Mink, No. l dark SOC: No. pale Zoe; No. .
do Sc. MuSkrat, good spring ISc; kits SC. Ra,
small 25djI: No. and pale l0a25c; No. 3 sc;
No. worthless. Skunk, black prime 81 y;
half stripe prime 75c; marrow white stripe
prime sec; broad and white stripe prime lOa
Sc. Grey foX,No. open SOc. Red fox, No.
81 -. Otter, No. l large caSed S. OOdS ~.
Opo>Sum, large caSed prime DC; good open l5c;
4Oc. HOuSecat, No. l5c. Bear, No. large
and fine with full fur So UOdlO ~: No. large
ard coarse hair So OOG6 ~; cub bear large 81 %
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POULTRY AND MEATS.
The provision trade has been very fair dur |
ing the past week. Prices are steady with a |
slightly upward tendency. The poultry mar
ket is very scarce. We quote:
F0uHyV-ChickenS, s. 5Og$ IS per dozen, |
and plenty; ducks, dressed, lSc per ID; !
geese, 40d5Oc each; turkeys, dressed, 2'g9l5c |
per H., live Sd9C per 10.
Mcdts-Market steady and trade fair.
Hams Il to II lbs. '2GlS'2 /
Hams, 10 TO Is lbs. average. ia |
brcaEia Bacon I5,2
!
Plain Bacon Shoulders. ......................- /
Family Pork barrel 90 lbS.l ...............-l9 %
DRIED Bee1. II
Pure Leaf Lard, TieTce, 80 lbs ...........l2Sl2H
=" Barrels, 80 lbS.............. l2ts ,
" Half Barrels, 80 lbs. l24 I
d" Pals, Is lbS................... 1874 |
" One-half Pals, lOlbS...- lS2 |
Bologna Sausage. l-SS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dry goods, like iron, are struggling along TO |
keep an even keel. The bad roads cut down .
prices and there will be a decided change for .
next week. We quote: .F
MuSlins, 5@Sc; ginghams, 69912c; dress
,inghams, Sal2ISc; Berkshire ginghamS, SIC, /
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