The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-11-29
,C0NKBRCIAL AND FINANCILL.
me PittsburEn narae.-.

81 From Alts Otgpdtf5g % 4tSttFudy,
The general markets were little
more brisk yesterday, but there is stu
an absence OF speculative feeling. The
sales were confined principally 70 local
retail dealers. Below We give The cur
PRoyIs1oNs-There is very little old
stock in the market. We quote new
sugar cured hams at zoe per ID: new
dried beef, sugar cured, at 2lc per 10;
new sides at l51Sc per Id; old shoulders
at lSc per Id.
GRiIx-wheat is quiet and I'M
changed: but little Offering, and de-
mand only moderate; we continue to
quote at 81 50a2 IS for prime red winter,
and - go for do white. There IS ratner
more inquiry for corn. but prices are
unchanged: We quote at S5a90o for new,
In ears. and 81 lSaI 20 for prime old.
Barley is in demand at 81 10 for spring;
some holders are asking 81 10, and even
81 so. Rye Is still quoted at 81 50a1 %.
Oats scarce and tirm; may be quoted at
65a67c on track, and 6sa70c in store.
APPLRs-In good supply. Sales of
choice at 50 90 per barrel.
CREEsE-Sales of"Western Reserve
at I5c per Id; Goshen, IKE per 10.
, FLoUR-In good demand at lower
figures. Sales OF good spring wheat
brands At $40 % per barrel: medium
brands So so per barrel; Jenkins Lilly
at Sll % peri barrel; Dayton Snow
Flake at Sl2 Is per barrel. Rye Flour
IS so per barrel. Buekwheat Flour
IS 25a5 so per cwt-
VRSIsoS-Arrivingf freely. Sales of
whole deer at l5o per h.; saddles at 25c
Eoos-In demand at SIC per dozen Tor
fresh packed.
LARD-Sales at 135Ec per pound.
lBuTTER-In good request at S5a40c
per ID. for choice roll. ..t..
HAY-SaIes at SIS 00a25 90 per ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at sl2 OOHl4 %
caEsTsurs-sales at 81 5oas 90 per
ciDEn-sales of sweet at IS oOalQ 90
Notwithstanding In plentifully;
sales of Peach Blows at 95c per bushel
on track, and 81 90 from store; Sweets
scarce at IS 90 per barrel.
LARD OIL-SaIes Of No. l at 81 l0al II
per gallon; No. 2 at SIC pc gallon.
BEANs-Sales at IS 50a4 90 per bushel
for prime.
SRRDs-Sales of FIAXseed at $40 per
bushel. No demand for Glover and
ON1oNs-Salesa at 50 5Oa4 90 per barrel.
DRIED FRUIT-Sales of Apples at Sc
per lb.; Peaches l2a14c per Id.
tCATTLE MARKET. Is
CATTLE-In consequence OF a light
supply and but slim attendance, the
market was a very dull one. Prices.
however, have undergone no quotable
change compared with last week, and
we continue to quote prime retailing
cattle at 7a71zc, and fair to medl-
um Mt 6a61c. We are cognizant of1Ac
having been offered for six head of ex-
ira and refused. Stock cattle dull and
unchanged at 35<a5c.
SHEEP-This market was well sup
piled with sheep and lambs of an infe-
rior grade, and was n hard one. Prime
fat mutton sheep sold at from 81 00a4 so
per head; inferior to fair may be quo
led at Sla3 90 per head. One drove from
Ohio sold at soc per head. Very cheap
sheep!
HoGS-The warm weather is prevent
ing packers from operating, and conse-
quently this market was quite dull. We
now quote ut 6}Ea79<c for fair to prime
heavy averages, in retail way.
THE OIL MARKET.
There is very little stir in the crude
oil market yesterday, and buyers and
sellers were scarce. The only transac-
tions reported were: LOCO barrels, bulk,
option, at Sc; 60 barrels spot" at SC,
barrels returned. We heard of sale
of 900 barrels at Oil City yesterday at
81 80 per barrel.
Refined in bond was weak, and there
was very little disposition manifested
on the part Of either buyers or sellers
TO operate. The quotations from Phil
adelphia were: Prime light straw 10
white 24c; standard white Csc.
New York, market quiet at 25c for
prime light straw to white, and 26a
261zc for standard white.