The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-07-04
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
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0FTIoB DAILY INTELLIGENCER,


BuTFER-With continued small receipts and q
reduced stock, prices are unchanged. Wequote
at lie.
BEANs-Sales at 81 80 to $275 for navy.
BAKING PowDER-S50Ssc per pound.
BRooMs-Fancy, IS Is, % 10 and 81 IS; plain,
$2251275.
CANNED GooDs = Peaches-S pound cans,
So 6O07 90 per case. Tomatoes-3poundc cans,
a 60per case. Winslow Corn-2 pound cans,
81 OOper case. Cove oysters-l pound cans,
IS 90 per case; pound cans, 81 80 per case.
CHEEsE-Is in good supply and weak. though
not quotably lower; 12X0lSKc for dairy and
prime factory.
CRACKERs-We quote: Sugar 12c; Lemon 12j<c;
Soda sHc; Water INC; Cream 26c. -
DRIED FRUrT-There Is scarcely enough doing
to establish quotations, and the seasons about
over - ~, y
Raos-Mlrket steady wi II a moderate demand,
sales at 13c.
FIsu-Lake herring, new $500; white ash,
So IS; No. . mackerel, barrels, $ll 90; No. do.
IS 30; No. 2, half barrels, IS 5015 76;sNo 8, do.
full weight 81 5O0475.
FLoUR-Dull and prices have declined; We
quote fancy at 80 0o09 80; white wheat family
s. zoos rs; family IS COOS 50; superfne, SO 900
9 Is; choice spring wheat, 81 T60S z: ti
GRAIE-WheGL-Quie and unchanged. We
quote choice white 81 60; No. red 81 GOAL IS.
The Chicago Tribune Of Saturday, commenting on
wheat, says: at is matter for surprise, seeing
that there was margin OF 10alic per bushel to.
day on shipments to New York, while yet the
shippers were not anxious to take hold to any
great extent. The reason Is that they are afraid
InN uE6 Iotg hat ~.
stocks there ARD much larger than reported, as II
is almost impossible to keep track Of all the-stor
age business Of that city. or course the recent
undue imitation had muchto do in inducing The
present depression as 1t resulted In placing large
stocks in the hands otpSrtics who are unable to
caTyit Add to this that there 10 large surplus
Of old wheat at many other ports than Chicago,
and that the new crop Is turning out much better
than was expected all over the country, and we
have cause enough for depression, here and In
Liverpool The foreign markets appear tobC
weakening as well as our own. The Agricultural
Department estimates that the crop Of the United
States this year will reach 800 900 900 bushcl
which is % per cent of the crop Of last year; ant
many persons conYersant with the facts In the
case think this Is probably an under estimate
Oats-Duli but unchanged at Sc. Corn-Dul
butnotq notably lower at Soc. Rye-S5: Bar
ley-Dull and ptieah nominal, Et2 Hi
GRooEuEs Gone We reduceour quotations
Choice old Government Java SOC; choice TO fancy
Rio axe; prime 24c: fair to good 23a2SXc, TIT
stock In importers hands Is reduced to sbou
100000 bags-TS, DOB bags less than at the SAINT
tine last year-which Is considered quite small
for tho season, and not ououghto supply tho cal
OF the country for one month. It 10 also wei
known that there Is none Of any account comili
forward; and as result tho new crop coming L
market In October will ind the United State
bare Of goods and command high prices.
SyrgpS Common, 10000; Prime, $4,000
Choice, 6S010S Fancy, 75c. New Orleans No
lasseS-750s 0c for choice new crop.
SugGrS-Redned hards Crushed, Powderet
and Granulated 14Hc; A Coffee, 1sGc; B Coffee
Use; Extra c Coffee 1SHe; White G 10c; yellow
O 9H0l1c; New Orleans, prime, 10H0 l1c; Port
Rico and Cuba, 10Hc.
Ta-Gnpowder, 81 cool 90; Young Hysol
81 1901 80; Black, 7d0sSc0$14O.l f-' n u
Rct-Carolina, prime, lo9l0J9c; Rangoon SIC
Patna, DC.
7 Sptce'-Gratn Pepper, 2so2Sc Ptmento, 20
Cloves, 9S0gsc. CassIa, CSC.
GNsESu-6Oc per pound. -. ,-
l, HAY-Loosc baled S9S 90 per ton; tight press
Cd for shipping $50 o.; loose SIS.
lRoN-Commou Nat bar SIC; heavy band &C
light do exc; hoop &c: horsc shoe bar &c; oVa
VIC; half oval GXc; round and square 5Hc
swedes DC for leading sIze; nail rods OXc; cas-
sIeSI 2Oe; Burdens horse shoe 81 90; shoenber
h ID. 5000. - : ' 49, ~ ~ W '
D o'ts, 6o-LAsd OIL, extra No. winter sat
? extra No simmer nc Carbon OIL 28c, I'm
Z seed OIL, Sse1St 20. Turpentlne eOc. ndS'SF
n PloYlsioSs=Na rkct s.cady 18th good demand
= Hams, 1SOl3& for beat brands canyassed An
packed. sf6t5g 1891 ISs.
! Mss Pork-SalCs at sis sOaI4 co.
BdcoN-PlAin hams; ltone In market: suoa,
$ cured i90I2kc; extra sugar cured l2Xc: .shon
y ders bk06c; brIskets 96lOc; clear sides Sc.
Lard-Extra Winter o. &c tiercc.; Summer az,
|. loI6C and lie for kegs. ~. ia. y-,..l,. -
DIX BREP-i7X661sc. Il" ...t
1 PorAToEs Dull and nominal; no sales.
a sopA-Best New Castle, in kegs, TIC. g
! soAP-Family, tke; German, 6Xc; Chemlc
Olive, &c; German Olive, 6Nc. :,
:, STARcE-6K &c; Maizena,, isb14c.
SHoT AND LRAD-BarL Lead, Ito . pound; Sh
0 Ing $ioN ~ ~ tfSS ~ !.
sAIT-Dairy, g 70; Ohio River, 81, ysai 30.
n SSuPF-50c do In boxes Of six dozen, s. 90.
WooL-Fleece Wool, coo; tub wools, CSC.
WINDOW GLAss-sxl0, 1st quality, IS q
q quality, IS 50; ski to 1oxl8 ist quality, $6
= EQUALITY, 50 Oo ska to 1oxI5, ist quality 81
q quality, 80 IS IIxi4 TO I2xlS, list quality, -
= ID quality, $3.50. Discounted aOto % per col
, according TO quantity. - 'aaI 'siassi n