The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-27
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIGEScER, ]
Wednesday, April oG (

WeuHesuhyI ApTll -.
A marked improvement in trade. Gro
ceries arc steady. Provisions declining
with good demand at the reduced prices
Flour quiet, but very firm. Fish unset
tied and irregular in price; our quotation:
are for full weight, or 100 lbs in half bar
reIs; of course less quantity of fish sell
for lower price.
BUTTER-Thc demand for the best
grade is fair, and full prices are realized
but qualities below prime arc dull and
neglected. We quote at 30a35c.
BAKING P0WDER-3Sc per pound
BROOMS-Fancy, 50 %, 50 Is and
81 25; plain, 80 25a2 %.
BEANS-Unchanged. WequOte prim c
nayies Isl Tong 90 per bushel.
CHEESE-No stock.
FRUITS-GREES APPLEs-The de-
mand continues fair, and the market Is
steady at 81 0Oa5 50 per Dbl. for common
TO choice from store.
ORANGEs-Dull ut s. OOaG 90 per box.
LEMoSs-There is only moderate de.
mand at so 90 per box.
DRIED FRUTTs-AIarket quiet mt &c per
lb for choice. Peaches are quoted at 124C
per lb for quarters, and 1Jc for halves.
FlSH-Lake Herring, So so: White
Fish, IS 50; No. 8 medium MaCkerel,
s. rs; No. 9 medium, So 100.
FLOUR-Firm. We quote fancy at
IS 80; choice white wheat family, 81 2ja
Z so; red wheat family, SO 75a7 90. Rye
Flour, So 70.
\. GItAIN-WHEAT-$l 35 for No. red,
and 81 40 for choice white.
OATs-Thc market steady and demand
fair at 5Oc.
Corn Dulla G5c.
RYE-Primc TO choice 7jc.
BARLEY-Firm at 8Oa0Oc for prime fall,
and choice Is held at 3n5c higher.
GROCERIES =. COFFEE-GOOd TO
prime Rio ut 17a1Sic: choice to fancy at
10C.
SYRUPs-Baltimor 55aOOc; New York
Gja70c; Choice Drips 7JC. New Orleans
Molasses-New crop, fair 10 good, Csc;
prime, Csc; choice, Zoe.
SUGAR-Crrlshed 14c; A Coffee, 13a
1916; b ColIec, 12c; Extra G COiIee, 1910;
New Orleans, new, 10a11C; Porto Rico
and Cuba, lie; DamarAra; 12a12tC.
TEA-GunpOwdGr, 81 40a1 7J; Young
HysOn, 81 30d1 90; Black, 81 GOAL 10.
RTCE-ChOicG Carolina, 10; prime 0Ic;
common, &c.
SpICEs-Grain Pepper, 91c. Pimento,
17c. Cloves, zoe. CassiA, 5jC.
GLASS-First Quality SX1O, SO so;
1Ox12, 81 90; second quality Sx1O, $2 rs;
1Ox12, 50 % per box Of 50 feet, net prices.
GINSENG-j0c per pound.
HAY-We quote No. 1 timothy at
$17 GOALS 90 per ton, and lower grades at
$14 00a1G 90 per ton.
NAILS-1Od to GOD, 81 80; Sd to Cd,
81 Is: Cd to I'd, $500.
OlLS-LTNsEED-The demand Is only
moderate, but prices are maintained, and
we quote II At 81 90.
LARD-The market is quiet. Extra can
bo bought at 81 0j.
CARBON - Standard brands may be
quoted ut 23c. The tendency is down.
ward, in sympathy with crude.
PROVlSlONS-Ma Market firm and in
good demand at quotations.
BACoN-ShouldersS SIC; Plain Hams 15c;
Sugar Cured Hams 1Oc; Breakfast Bacon
13C; Clear Sides ll4C.
MISS PoRK-Firm, and sales at sci 90.
LARD-Firm but quiet, at lee in tierces,
and 13ic in kegs.
POTATOES-We quote at 81 GOAL 25
for good.
SEEDS-ClOver Seed Is dull at 81 90;
Timothy, SO so; Flaxseed, 81 75.
SODA-Best New Castle, in kegs, &c.
S0AP-Family, sc; German, 7ci East.
ern l0al2c.
STARCH-GlaOlc; Maizena,, 12a14c.
SHOT AND LEAD-Bar Lead, 10c
per pound; Shot, $9 so per bag.
SALT-Dairy, 1895; Ohio River, 50 0,
SNUFF-10c; do. in boxes OF six dozen,
$S 25.
TOBACCO-Navy black, G2a75c; dark
los and IS, G5a75c; bright los, Is and lbs,
75aSjc.