The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-05-23
COMMERCIAL and FINANCIAL.

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Wheeling Wholesale AIarkeEG
4 OFHtoE pAnN INTILLlaHNGHR, 4
Wednesday, Nay p.
Trade has been fair during the week, and there
Is an advancing tendency on most articles. Flour
Is more quiet, but with light stocks and diticul.
~ In replacing at present rates holders arc Arm,
believing that higher prices will obtain before
harvest. Very little wheat coming In and mil.
lers arc doing almost nothing. In groceries,
Coffee Is the chief topic Of discussion. Within
the last two weeks importers have been able to
advance prices iclly . cents In gold. City job
bers are buying with great freedom, and II the
demand from the country should DO at all in
creased, II 10 thought prices will DO yet higher.
Many country dealers arc buying In bond, expect.
ing large tradeafter tho dutyoi three cents in
gold expires ON Julyf1sk Sugars arc dull for
raw, but held with great Hrmnets. Refined arc
more active with advanced prices. Provisions
quiet and regular, with large sales OF quotations.
BUTTEn-Is coming in freely; an dthere is q quot.
able decline. Prime fresh roll 1Sc per pound.
BEANs-Thele 10 . fair demand with sales at
q 80 to $37S for choice navy; g % t9$2 80 for
common. 40 h.
! oAhlNu per
BRooMs-Fancy, Is IS, % rs and a Is; plain,
. 256t276.
CANNED GOODS - Peaches-S pound cans,
So 60G7 90 per case. Tomatoes pound cans,
a so per case. Window Corn-2 pound cans,
81 copper case. Cove oysters-1 pound cans,
s. 90 per case; 2pound cans, a 80 per case.
CHEEsE-In fair supply, but prices arc un.
changed; 140lSc for dairy and prime factory.
CRAcKERs-We quote: Sugar l2c; Lemon 70 Nc;
Soda sHc; Water TIC; Cream 26c.
DRIED FRuIT-continues dull and unchanged
Representatives,, 90lOc mixed, sG9c; quar-.
tSb, 70sc; peeled, 16090c. Apples-s09c for
fair to prime, and 9Hc for choice bright.
EGGs-Market lrmer in consequence Of dImIn.
ished receipts; sales at 12c.
FBH-Lake herring, new $S12 white Ash
SO IS; No. 2 mackerel, barrels, 81 76; No. 8,
80 80; half barrels No. 2, IS 20; do. No. 8, $476
full weight.
FLouH-Stcady, with q moderate demand
fancy $40 80; white wheat family SO 90; red
wheat family 50 5000 Is; superfne, 81 90; choice
spring wheat, 50 0Oa9 Is.
GRAIN-The fluctuations In the price OF Wheat
at Chicago, during the past two or three weeks,
was greater than during any similar period since
the war; this has been due almost entirely TO the
manipulation Of cliQues who have been able TO
advance prices In Consequence Of the small stock
In that market. Receipts there, as here and
everywhere, have been small, because the farm.
era were busy seeding and could not stop to mar.
ket what wheat they had on hand, be that much
or little. Thcfeellng, however; is not as strong
as 1t was last week. We continue TO quote |:
choice white 81 10; No. red 81 05. Oats
Steady, with fair demand, but there is no
change to note In prices; sales at 4s650c. Corn
Scarce and higher; sales at 570GOc. Rye-Quiet
and unchanged, Sc. Barley-Dull at ssG9Oc for
fall. ~ Fs
GROCERIEs-CodGe Excited and prices hIghC.;
choice old Government Java S0c; choice TO faucy
Rio 2SHc; prime axe; fair to good 2sXA24c.
SyrIps Common, 4O05Oc; Prime, $4,000 !;
Choice, 6S070c; Fancy. 75c. New Orleans Mo-
lasses-G5c for choice new crop. ~
SugGrS-Reaned, Crushed, Powdered and
GRADUATED 1SHc; A Coffee, 12ke; BCoaee,
l9xc; Extra G Coffee l2Hc; White G. Tx
ORC; Yellow @ 9X01Ic; New Orleans, prime,
10H0l1c; Porto Rico and Cuba, 10Hc.
TsG-Gunpowd6F, 81 I501 s.; Young Tyson
81 1901 80; Black, 7o0sSe0St4O.
Rice-Carolina, prime, 1Oc; Rangoon sXc.
Spiess-Grain Pepper, 2i025c, Pimento, 2Oc
Gloves, 25128c. CassiA, Csc.
| GrNsESg--5Oc per pound. = Q 1
Haydn good demand; loose bAled $25 90 per
ton; tight pressed for shipping $50 90; loose $23
1RoN- Common fiat bar SIC; heavy band SIC;
light do exc; hoop 7e: horse shoe bar &c; oval
&c; half oval 6Kc; round and square 5Hc
Swedcs DC for leading size nail rods 9kc; cast
steel 20c; Burdens horse shoe 81 90; shoenber.
gers So 90.
NAHs-lOd to COD, $3.50; Sd to Cd, IS q; Cd to
I'd, 5000 sb stl5 Us
o1s, &o-No. 1 Lard OIL, extra SIC; Car
bon Or &c. Liusced Oil, 9sc0$l 90. Turpen.
tine 90c.
PROVISIONS Market steady with good demand.
Ness Pork-Sales at S13 50a14 90. -. Lg
Bacon-Plain hams 1oHc; sugar.cured' lie;
extra sugar cured l9c; should era &c; brlskCts
90l0c; clear sides Sc.
Ldrd-Tierccs 9Ac; kegs 10Xc.
DRY BEEF-lII0lsc ac
PoTAToEs-Dun with fair receipts and stocks
accumulAting; We quote at MORSE.
sEEDs-There Is little or no inquiry for either
Timothy or Clover Seeds, aud the season is over.
Flax Seed is steady atSl IS.
SoDA-Bcst New Castle, In kegs, TIC.
soAr-Family, 6xc; German, 6Xc; Chemical
Olive, &c; German Olive, 6Hc. =. lah-
STARcH-6409 Hc; Maizena,, l20l4c.
SuoT AND LEAD-Bar Lead, 10Kc . pound; Shot
g rs . bag. Powder-Rlde 50 90 per kcg. Min.
ing So so. El E n
SALr-Dairy, g 70; Ohio River, 81 80.
WooL-FleCce Wool, Csc; tub Woods, 6Sa75c.
WINDOW GLASS sxl0, list quality, IS Is;
% quality, IS So Skill to 10x13, list quality, SO 76
ID quality, 50 co. ska to 10x15, list quality 81 00
ID quality, 50 2S; 11xi4 to 10xis, let quality,
4 % quality, $3.50. Discounted % to IS per cent
(, according TO quantity.