Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-10-25

Il 11u1uSs
incn.... 81 90 u inch. so n
| Finishing.
81 IS per keg advance from 4od 70 Id over
| common cur
Ih...... ....-N 20 tl............. ....-...$8 n
1 Casing and Box.
sosnts per kes over s Common cut
so ~
Cut Spikes,
- O'~ Cut Boat spikes.
Roofing Nails
=. galvanized ..-......-.si . over common cut
." tinned......... . over common cut
aNERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dry goods remain steady, with O fair de-
| mand. Orders come In freely, but usually Tor
making personal visits. Collections are good,
and the trade in q healthy condition. We
quote; - sao,>.. s-os.
| ginghams, Sal2l<c; Berkshire ginghams, &c,
| and Lancaster 9Izc, chevoits 79llc, Uncasvtlle
| &C.; crashes 5@l0c; deninis 9glS1fc; ducks s9
| l5c; Jeans lo94Oc; table linens, le9k1c; and
dress goods e@SOc. Prints are quoted from 4IIa
6fh-Lard OIL, extra western strained, .sSc9
81 90; Carbon Oil, Shc; White Miners OIL
winter strained, nc.
SdL-Per barrel, 81 10.
WHOLESALE CATTLE MARKET.
The market is slightly dull, but all offerings
are taken at the following figures;
Cuttie-Plenty and coming in freely.
Weighing l0oO, lbs and over, $50 to. 4 1917 W 70
HcgsNIn good demand and very scarce at
u 500 % according 70 size and quality.
catses-Fsiriy good, at 1850 according to
size and quality.
Ldrabs-Good at 51<a5%.
The following was clipped from the weekly
wool report OF Messrs Fenno and Manning.
BOSTON, October 81, lSS2.-We have had
very quiet week in the Wool market, The
sales reaching the smallest total that we
have reported for any week during the past
three months. The weather and the stagna-
ton In the trade for Spring woolens are par.
ttal causes for this dizziness, but the principal
reason Is, without doubt, the disturbance oc-
casioned by some unexpected failures Of
portant concern that, upon Investigation,
makes such very poor showing for the
creditors that most careful criticism of all
and fbe Natural Sn rssnt foo ISs tne m9ment
sales and concessions In prices made to buy
ers OF undoubted strength. The market can.
not be called positively weaker, but for the
allowed named reasons, some mills can lust
now buy cheaper than two weeks ago, while
Others would be forced to pay more in order
to supply their wants. We should term the
market, therefore, unsettled. The disturb.
ance, however, we believe TO be only tenn
porary, and think 1t no time to force sales.
The clements OF sound, satisfactory Fall
trade still exist throughout the country, and
while II may be necessary to go slowly for
the present, there Is every reason to believe
that all the wool not yet In manufacturers
hands will be wanted at fair prices before
the clip OF 1888 will be available. There Is an
excellent prospect Of an unusually good bus
mess In Fall woolens which will In measure
Offset the poor trade In light weights, as the
old stocks OF Fail goods have seldom been so
closely sold up.
Advices from England and Australia still
indicate very strong feeling Tor all good
woods.
sales for the past week foot up about 10000
for the same period last year, and about 1885,
UOO for the same period last year, and about
2,5SU, eco for the proceeding week OF this year.
The principal sales have been unwashed and
unmerchantable wool about SlSSOo IDS; OF
lbs. and OF Ohio and Pennsylvania, about
203, COO lbs.
New York.
NEW York. October 24.-Cotton-Steady
and unchanged; futures barely steady.
Flour-Dull receipts $4,000 barrels; eI.
ports 4 LOO barrels; superfine Western and
State So 25(14 90; common to good extra
81 oO@4, so; good to choice 81 6O97 30;
white wheat extra So 25@7 so; extra OHIO
81 OO@7 90; st. Louis 81 00@7 so; Min
nesota patent process So 75@S 80.
Wheat-0pened X@Ac lower; later be-
came stronger and recovered most OF the
decline, closing firm; receipts 25S,7OO
bushels; exports 11l,5l5 bushels; No. 2
spring nominal ungraded 82Hc@I l5H;
No red 81 15H mixed winter 81 O6H@
OF; ungraded white S5c@$l IA; No. l
white, sales $4,000 bushels at 81 loA9
III; No. , red seller October sales &c.
600 bushels, at 81 09H@1 09N, closing at
81 O95s; seller November, sales 1900
bushels, at 81 O9H@l 09M, closing at
81 09% seller December, sales $4,000
bushels, at 81 11@1 IL 4, closing at ST. n;
seller January, sales 353,0O0 bushels at
81 12@1 12H, closing at 81 l2M. Corn
Opened l@2c lower and unsettled, but
subsequently recovered H9lc OF the decline,
closing steady; receipts $4,000 bushels; ex.
ports 400 bushels; ungraded S59Slc; No.
seller October S6@S7c, closing at S6Ho;
seller November 79@S0%c, closing at soc;
seller December 72A@74c, closing at 1870.
OatS-%@Hc lower; receipts $4,000 bush
els; exports 300 bushels; western mixed
3S(942c white western 42@4SHc. Hay
In fair demand at Coo. Coffee-Dull and
unchanged. Sugar-Nominally unchanged.
Molasses-Qmet and steady; New Orleans
G0972c. RiCe-Quiet and steady; domestic
6Ac Petroleum-Dull and unchanged;
United 92@sc; crude 7H@7Ac; refined ~
@Sc. Tallow-Quiet and steady at $40
SIC Rosin-Dull and unchanged. Turpen
tine-Quiet and firm at 56@56Hc. Eggs
Demand fair and market firm at 2S@2SHc.
Pork-Stronger; new mess 1913 81. Beef
Dull and weak. Cut meats-Dull. Lard
Demand active; prime steam Sl2 COO
IL IS. Butter-Firm and unchanged Cheese
Firm for fine western fiat at 59l2c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. October 24.-Flour-Steady and
unchanged; common to choice spring
So SOFA so; common to fancy Minnesota
81 90; patents Sc 50@7 %; Southern Illinois
and Missouri winter s. 5o@5 so; Michigan
81 SOFAS 90. Wheat-Steady; regular 9iH
945Ec seller October; 95H@95%c seller
seller May No. 2Chicago spring 9i2s@9issc
cash "a 1G945sc seller October; 9+H9945sc
seller November; 94K@94ssc seller year.
94&d 94sSc seller May; No. 2 red winter
96c cash. Corn-Actiye demand, but I'M
settled; 6S%c seller November; 6lH@6l8c
seller year; $3.50 seller January; 54Ac
seller May. Oats-Strong at 34&G135c cash;
344c seller October; 1870 seller November;
327s@33c seller year; 351s@S5Hc seller
Lower at SAC. Flax Seed-weaker at
81 q. Pork-Unsettled at $22 50922 as
cash and seller October: $40 S21ISl9 So
seller November; $lS S2H@lS IS seller
wear; $ls 77H@lS 80 seller January;
SIS 82H(GlS IS seller February; SIS 97E@
10 90 seller Nay. Iard-Unsettled at
sl1 65(Gll 20 cash and seller October;
$l1 42Ia@l1 As seller November; Sill l5C9
IL TX seller year; 81 l2h@ll Is seller
january; $l1 15@l1 TX seller Febru-
ary; sill 80 seller May. Bulk Meats-ln
fair demand; shoulders l0hc; short rib
14Hc; short clear 15Hc. Butter-Higher;
fair to fancy creamery 309S9c; good to
choice diary 2S@S2kc. Eggs-Weaker at
22k@24c. Whisky-Firm and unchanged
at 81 10.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, October 24.-Cotton-Quiet
but steady at l0Nc. Flour-Dull; family
81 4OG4 IS; fancy S. 0095 so. Wheat
Unsettled and lower No. 2 red winter $50
&c spot; 96hc bid seller October; 9SAc
seller November; receipts 25,OOe bushels;
shipments 1000 bushels. Coru-Dull with
a downward tendency at nc spot; IOBc
seller October; 59s@591Ic seller Novem-
Der; 5lT@52Hc seller year. Oats-De-
mand fair and market firm at CSC spot;
34c bid seller year. Rye-Actiye and firm
at 64@64hc. Barley-Heayy and I'M
changed. Pork-Dull and nominal at
se4 90. Lsrd-Inactive and lower at
Sll IS. Bulk Meats-Dul and nominal;
shoulders 50 rs; clear rib $lt rs. Bacon
Nominal: shoulders 81 %; clear rib SIG %;