Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-11-15
FINANCE AND TRADE.
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| OFFICE OF DAILY AND WEEKLY REeIsrER,
No. 1927 MARKET STgEEr,
WHEELING, Nov. IA, 1889. ]
The market Is not so active In the produc
| line with meats slightly on the decline witt
| q fair prospects Of big fall In the price
| ehortly. Wheat Is not coming In as fast thl
last week g. heretofore but sells freely at Oh
| 100 per bu. Corn Is coming in freely ant
readily sells at The Standards 4)a5O per bu
Hogs are not plentiful 10 the market though
several large sales were reported this week
Cattle and calves are still In good supply II
the market but no extra cattle are foe sale
several recent eesS failures though the prcs
have not fell on any, stlll buyrrs are afraid
to invest heavily at'present. This week tho
market in generally Is not as strong as las
though IL can all be layed the door or reeeni
sRocERs GOODS.
Grocerfes-Coffee very nrIn; fair &c; gooc
Ro S R Tssv R5 :9 9Sss ,rS SSs
common l0o; prime 45c; choice sugar 4Sci
sugars refined hard crushed active at Zoe
s sc.lSns sH'' coffee Rs~df sd l0s' sSo
prairie A sugar s4c; palace A 60
golden SIC; prime sc; yellow 7x9Sc
Rice, Carolina choice &c; New Orleans prime
&c; Rangoon sc Patna SIC.
Canned GOods-Good demand; 8 Id. cans
pie peaches, 81 05; 3 Id. cans peaches new good.
81 OU. Tomatoes, Id. cans new goods 81 2jal ~
Sweet corn q CO9l 2. @i9 g; p, corn
berries 2 Id. cans 81 30. Raspberries, 2 ID. cans
81 ~. Plums, 2 10. cans 81 +0al 20. Lima
beans, 2 ID. cans 81 b. Cove oysters, ID. cans,
81 10.
Be0ns-Are sell freely at 81 80 with a good
supply in the market.
FtSh-No. mackerel, bbls., sic %; No.
medium mackeTel, Sll ~.
Wooden Ware-Market steady; No. tubs,
Fer dozen, s. %; No.2 tubs, per dozen, 81 p;
No. tubs, per dozen, ST .; 2-hooP pals, per
slr IA. y 1NafIS =. r. mar
nest, 81 30; butter tubs, D lbs capacity, s. so;
do, IS lbs capacity, 81 %; do, p lbs capacity
So 50; washbOards, plain, 81 jOal 70: washboards
patent, per dozen, 81 jOa2 10.
Street COrR-Sc per pound.
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
Receipts light and but little doing. Prices
have fal en- OFF fraction, under reports OF
magnificent crops everywhere. We quote:
s0@Sl 10. Oats duh at 4Oab per bushel
Rye is offered. at 66@70 per buShel.
81 .. Spring wheat, So 90.
Hdy-At Si2 % for balled; loose, ssOOSlO 90
Seeds.Timot6y s. 25; clover S. OOa5 60; Blue
Grass 81 10; orchard grass 81 %.
Ma Fsed-S25 % per ton general; Marietta
bran, 81 " per lOO ID.
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
The market continues good for all offerings
Opportunity plenty at 81 25s2 30 per Dbl
1Rpis B,ater-Plenty at 51assc. per pound.
Buher-Choice qualities more scarce
Cheese - Commanded IOc. for western
factory, l2c for western Reserve.
&c. for prime halves; currants exc; rails
ms, layers, 81 10 per box: VALENCIA SIC per ID.
FsdthersSLive geese, fg55c.
E00s-Scarce at 2DCG22c.
EOtdtOeS-Old, none IN market. New are
quoted at 65970 per Dbl,
OTatORs-Per Dol s. 30.
Chestnuts s. O0p per bl.
GilSen1-No. | dry 81 s..
Sheen EeLts-Lambs 609SO; sheerlings 5O96)c.
WOOi-Dull with prices a shade lower
sales ere reported at S6a37c, the lat
The following quotations were clipped
from Waters Brown 4 Cos weekly wool re-
port of Boston. NJ ISS. Onio and PennSylvan-
ia.-XN and above at 4lalic., NJ fal2c.,
No. ut SIa57c., Coarse at seattle. The sales
for the week A. reported foot up r2,6OO lbs.
And also the SGllOwing was clipped from
their weekly wool report; 100, M, o,
market since our issue OF the 2Sth ulttmo has
been dull and in generally unsatisfactory and
unsettled condition, but considering the
limited demand, high rates for money, the
recent failures and common disCrust ia tax.
ing oniy uuqueStionsd credits; prices are firm
and possibly stronger than uuder the circum-
stances could be expected or was generally
anticipated.
The State election on Tuesday somewhat
interferred with the weeks business, and yet
the amount Of sales are only about 25OOO lbs
Iess thad those OF the previous week, which
many of the wool dealers and commission
men.
Fine Ohio XX and above fleeces have beel
in demand ami their prices are strong at
quotations. y woods are neglected, and the
pressure to move this grade has had wax
ening tendency on its value.
Territorial woods have sold freely at prices
within ar ange of current quotations, aud
tn ere has also been an increase in the sales OF
California woods.
Advices from abroad continue favorable
reporting the market strong, and woods SELL
ing at pr ices that leave no margin for importa-
ton.
very unsatisfactory, and reports indicate
that the sales of slight weightS' continue so
limited that manufacturers are turning their
attention from them TO the making OF "heGry
iCei0ht" goods.
above Ohio fleece. fine combing and delalne
grades the market has been rather In favor
OF the buyer, and any attempt 10 force sales
would necessitate a reduction from current
values.
Whiskl,-Dull but prices well maintained
Cincinnati quotations to-day are
81 10, and the Wheeling price runs from TO
cents higher.
BSenrdT-No. zoe.
lEdrle S5HTip--S0 per gallon.
ROfeU-SCarce at l6Ql7c.
POULTRY AND MEATS.
Meats continue to advance in prices, and
trade is reported as being brisk; ,,,u -,.,,
Nedts-Market steady and trade fair with
o tendency TO better drices. w
Hams, u to 10 lbs. ayerage.............".'" l119
Hams, 10 to Is lbs. average......... i9'3
Breakfast ''''' 10
Plain Bacon SGoGders...... liz
Clear Bacon 10
Family Pork barrel 20 lbs.l..............-22 ~
Pure Leaf Lard Terce, $50 ibs.. l3H
Barrels, go lbS............... ~
Half Barrels, $50 lbs. IL
Z" Pals, Is lbS..............- 14IS
one-half Pals, IOibs..... AZ
PositrsNidve chickens ind ready sale at
OLD 60 " young 72SSS TO-
The market is scarce of nails nj present ow-
ing TO the great demand for them, but they
can be bought at the 3 40 card anywhere in
the city, no advance being asked.
Nails, Brads and Fencing.
led to cod 50 40 i'd and Is
Sd and 9d.........- 85Sd............ ~
Cd and d.. 10
50 cents keg advance on common cut.
Barrel.
IL inch..... .. 81 9OTs inch ~
~ inch......-........... l5s4 inch.......... ~
! tnch................. oOt
Lining.
"a incn... ....... 30 q inch............. ~ ~
Finishing.
and overs o.
IL 81 10 ..........-...... .........S 10
Casing and Box.
75centS per keg over common cut.
Fine Blued.
RI ,,,.....S6 40 2d.-.....................S7l 10
Cut Spikes,
All %
Boat Spikes.
Roofing Nails.
Iron. .,.,.............,5O cents over commonc ut.
" galvanized .............SI . over common cut
tinned......... ........... % over common cut.
GNERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dry goods remain steady, with fair de-
mand. Orders come in freely, but usually Tor
small lots, and a good many buyers have been
making personal visits. Collections are good,
and the trade in healthy condition. We
quote: oao.. ,.,,,
ginThams. Sal2Lsc; Berkshire ginghams, 60,
and Lancaster &c, chevoits 79llc, Uncasyille
sc; crashes 5@lOc; denims s9lS1zc; ducks sS
l5c: leans l0@40c: table linens, l9gi5c; and
dress goods 6@S0c. Prints are quoted from 413a
I0is-Lard Oil, extra western strained, eSc9
81 90; Carbon OH, SIC; White Miners Oil,
winter strained, &c.
Sul-Per barrel, 81 10.
WHOLESALE CATTLE MARKET.