Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-01-31

GNERAL MERCHANDISE.
Dry goods remain steady, with a fair de-
mand. orders come in freely, but usually for
small lots, and a good many buyers have been
making personal visits. Collections are good,
and the trade in q healthy condition. We
MuSlins, 50Sc; ginghams, case; dres
ginghams, Sal2Hc; Berkshire ~ginghams, &c,
and Lancaster SC, cheYoits 79llc, Uncasville
&c; crashes 5alOc; denims 9Gl3Lc; ducks SO
l5c; Jeans l09+Oc; table linens, l9a45c; and
dress goods SSSOc. Prints are quoted from 411a
ods- Lard OIL, extra western strained, .scs
81 90; Carbon oil, SIC; White Miners Oil,
winter strained, T2c.
Sah-Per barrel, 81 10.
WHOLESALE CATTLE MARKET.
The maIket is well stocked but not glutted
with cattle all offerings are taken at the
following figures:
CuhIe-Plenty and coming in freely.
Weighing l,OOO, lbs and over, $3.50 to 475;7Wto
HIcSs~In good demand at SC cog 6 Is accord.
ing 10 size and quality.
C~Gire,-Fairly good, at sSSslO according to
size and quality.
LdmbS-Good at 5a5%.
The fur market has taken a rapid decline
this week. prices were dropped of from Is
TO 20 per cent on last weeks prices, very
Mia&-No. j, Dark, Soc; No. 1. Pale, 80;
Muskrat-Prime Spring. l5c: Good Winter,
Good Fall, S; kits
RaccOon-Large, Prime, good colors, well
h SsPI SsDid LED Small Se; No. P !. asa fFS sie, pSlSils;
handled No. /, 4Oc: No 8, sc; No. 4, loc.
Skrmk-Black. Prime; 81 0@gI %; Hall
Prime a@S5; Broad and White Stripe, Prime
Greg F0r-No. l, cased, 7OasOc; No.. l, open,
Red Fox-No. Isl GOAL Is; No., &c., No. 3,
Opossums-Large cased prime %; Good,
open, IOai5c, Nos. 2 land ), worthless
Wild Cut-No j, SOa JOc.
House Cdt-No. l, 5al5c.
Bear-No. /, Large and Fine and dark
6 OeaS w; according TO size.
New York.
NEr YoRK. January S0-Cotton-Quiet at
10 S-6@l0 7-l6c futures dull but firm. Flour
Dull; receipts 49, o barrels; exports 100
barrels; superfne State and western IS 4O9
8 rs; common to good S. 1894 50; good to
choice 81 6O@7 90; white wheat extra IS Is
al 25; extra Ohio So 9O@7 90; st. Louis
s. 80; Minnesota patent process s. cog
S 20. Wheat-Cash grade q shade better;
options opened A@Sc lower, Afterwards
recovered from decline and advanced H9
&c, closing steady; receipts 10000 bushels;
exports ITSOOO bushels; No. 2 spring NOM
insl: ungrsded red S5cG$l 20; No. 8 red
81 l2I1@i I41z; steamer No. 2 red 81 1Sh;
No. 3 red 81 1891 IL; No.
red 81 20; ungraded white s5c@sl 2Oh;
No. / do, sales 500 bushels at
81 Is; No Q red January, sales
80, 900 bushels at 81 1901 15H, closing
81 ISL; February. sales $4,000 bushels, al
81 l5@1 Is 7.l6, closing at 81 15h; seller
March, sales 712: 600 bushels, at 81 l7H@
1 17%, closing at 81 TX; seller April, sales
256,OO0 bushels, at 81 l9h@1 1917, closing
at 81 l9X; seller May, sales $4,000 bush
els, at 81 l9%@1 20H, closing at 81 20b
Corn-Cssh lots 19@lc lower; options
opened H@%c lower, but afterwards re
covered and advanced a triie, closing
weak; receipts 566s5 bushels: exports
2S,OOo; ungraded 62@7lc; No. sec; steam
er 67@6shc; No. 2 67h@67Ac; e~levsto
sec delivered; OLD No. 2 70hc; elevato
1Hc delivered 72c;stesmer white 66@67kc
seller Jsnusry 67K@ 67cx, closing al 6IHc
seller February 67@671zc, closing at size
seller March G%@67Ac, closing at 67Hc
seller April 67H@67Ac, closing at 674c
seller May 66S@66Ic, closing at 66hc
Hay-Qaiet but firm at CSC. Coffee