The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-02-01
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
Wheeling Wholesale MARKET.
oTTIcr p [.,IE. IErILLIeESeER,


Wednesday, Jan. 81. 4
i AFFLls-We can report steady demand ana
regular sales at % COOS 50 per barrel for com
'Imon 70 fAir, and a OOoA 80 for prime to choice
BucKwEAT FLoUR-c Continues dull, with I
dropping tendency quoted OF 10 per pound.
4 BuTTER-ThGrc 10 an improved demand fol
strictly prime, and tho supply Of this particular
hind 10 light; low grades very dull and plenty,
The former may be quoted at 9909Bc; common,
i60lsc. t.
BsANs-Receipts light, hut the supply Ia fully
up TO tho demand, and prices remain unchanged,
% oo69 50 per hushel.
BAKING Powder $50 per pound. -.gI
BaooAs-Fancy, g IS, g 70 and a %; plaln,
- 2SD276. ~ 800 : r''''"'
CANNED GOODS - Peaches, 0 Mound cans.
90 0O0G 80 per case. Tomatoes, Spound cana
\ 1904 80. Wlnslow'S corn, IS 30.
L 'onERsE-Ts ilrmer, under Inc inauence of an
EaaSance In New York, but prices arc unchanged:
Goshen, I6Hc.
CnAoErRs-Unchanged Sugar lie; Lemon
IKE; Soda IEc;Water GTc; Oyster NC; Cream
&c; Butter re. 49,
CRANBERRIEs-ordnary $Il 90 per bbl.
Eeas-The demand is reported light and stool,
meagre; sales Of fresh at96N0sc. lIr0N"
FnH-LAke herring, new catch, 81 80: white
nan ~ 70; No. mackCrel, barrels, sic %; No. q
iO %; half barrels No. z, 50 %; do. No. g. 1886,
full weight. ! I sl,-.1 ~ ''o = r' y - -
FLoUE-DemAnd fair and prices advanced:
fancy 81 7G08 %; white wheat extra ~ ~:
choice red wheat 81 80; extra g. 90; superane
$3.50; choice spring wheat 81 so. Our dispatches
report Hour armin the west, but quiet and rather
dull In the cast; trade has been dull at tho sea.
board markets for some time past, az there is
little or NO demand for export.
CRAM Whedt-scarCoan and firm; No. 1 choice
white 81 90; No. ! rcd las. Oats-Flrmer, with
sales at4Oc. COrn-Flrm with an upward tendon.
cy; 4SO4Sc' Rye-7Oc. Bdrlty-8O6s5c.
GRocErt1S -Slnec our last general report
RIO coffee has advanced full Nc per ID, and tbs
general opinion is that further advance will
soon follow. Tho importers views having been
sustained by the latest Rio mails and telegrams,
giving accounts Of small receipts and light ship.
menta, they arc determined, being mostly pos.
sessed OF large means and credit, to make the
most out OF their present strong position by
holding of until buyers are forced by their wants
to pay the prices demanded. The latest Rio tele-
gram reports the daily receipts from the interior
OF Brazil ct 5000 bags, or tsay) 10000 bags per
month while the stock held in first hands in the
United States is about $4,000 bags. Unless the
receipts at Rio grow larger and the shipments
from thence are heavier the stock In this couu.
try will be so far reduced at the end OF February
as 70 cause prices TO run up in the neRhborhood
OF y TO SOC currency-fOr the present stock in
the United States will not last one month. nor
Will our share OF the present daily accumula.
uon at Rio, be sufficient by at least one.haif, to
No -
believed, however, In certain quarters that the
light receipts at Rio were occasoned by the sus.
pension Of businces usual In slave holding coun.
tries during the holiday season-thc late news
comprising the business operations between the
% of December and the 5th Of January. In this
OF the case 1t Is thought by come that the
nextnews will show larger receipts and conso-
quently have depressing effect upon our mar.
ket In any view OF the situation we are inclined
TO the opinion that hb dlmInution In values will
occur for month to come, aud not then II the
deficiency In the cropOf Brazil Is verified. other
descriptions, suchas Java, Maricalbo, &c, are in
good request at full figures, Tho next news nom
Rio will be looked for with much interest Sugar
The marketfor raw sugar is not strong unless
we except choice grades which are scarce and
command high figures. Refined is llrmer and the
market is almost bare of goods. Molasses- New
Orleans molasses still hold high head, and We
DO not expect TO sec any falling on in prices dur
ingithO season.
C9Gee-Choicc old Government Java ;s0ASOc:
choice to fancy Rio sJHc; prime 25c; fair to good
SIC. -. NJ -
Syrtps Baltimore, S5@GOc; New York, Csa7Oc:
Choice Drips, TIC. New Orleans Molasses-
6Oc for choice new CROP Sc for prime, SOC for
fair.
SugdrS-ReIned, Crushed, Powdered and
GRADUATED l3Kc; A Coffee, 12Ac; d Coffee,
l9Hc; Extra Coffee 12Xc; Yellow G 1Oc;
New Orleans, prime, 1OK0llc; Porto Rico and
Cuba, lOHc. -
TsG-Gnnpowder, 81 l50I IS; Young Hyson
81 1901 90; Black, 7OOSSc0$I4O.
RIee-Carolina, prime, 9Hc; Rangoon SIC.
SPtas-Grain Pepper, 9i125c, Plmento. 2Oc
Cloves, 2Oc. Cassla, Csc. -
GINsENG-5Oc per pound
HoMMY--White flint $500
HAY-$2O 90 per ton, for fair to primo baled:
loose, $l4 OO0lGOO
IRoN-Common bar 3H09Ic; bands 4xGa5l<c:
Burdens Horse Shoes So OO0G 60; Nail Rods "a
ne r., "
NAns-lOd to God, $3.50; Sd to Cd, s47s; Cd to
I'd. $500. S+E.'-'' 49, =
ons, &c-Linseed by Dbl. ssASOc; No. / Lard
OIL extra 9Oc; Carbon OIL 2iH0S5c; Turpentine
7saso. r1r rl- sfT -
Provisions Demand fair and market firm at
unchanged prices.
Ness Pork-Salcs at ga 90.
Bdeor-Plaln hams 12H, suCar.cured 13xc:
shoulders I'fc; briskets 90l0c.
/ lard TIercea 9Xc; kegs Ike, H7-G .
phITT n ay1nu1 ~ "a Inn r.
Chickens; 12%0l4c for Turkeys and Ducks.
Geese very dull; quotenominally at S0Sc
PoTAroEs-Therei is no Improvement In the de.
mand and the market continues dull while prices
arc unchanged; VIC Continueto quote in q jobbng
way at6S676c cts per bushel, according to quality.
SEEDS Timothy seed 81 90 per bushel.
CloFerseed So 5O0G 70 Flaxseed 81 rs. 1T 7
SppA-Best New Castle, in kegs, &C.
sSpAP-Family, SIC; German, SIC; Chemical
0lle, &c; German Olive, GKc; Colgate, 10Xc;
Bahbetts, lie; Crampton's, lOc. n, ~. - - :
BfARcH-- 09Xc;; Maizena,, R614c.
BLOT AND LEAp--Bar Lead, 10Hc 2 pound; Shot
81 p . bag. Powder-Rlae SO 90 per keg. Min.
ingI$S 60, f., ',.g.-,.,
IsALT-Dairy, g rs; Ohio River, 50 90.
ShuPF-7Oc; do in boxes OF six dozen, IS 90.
TPBAcco-Navy black, 6O0TO:; dark fair to
best brands 62072e; fair TO best rs and los, $50
&c: bright 1Os andlbs 750s5c. k5.'l ~. ~ r
WINDOW GLAss-Ist quality, sx1O; IS 25. lOx
u, IS %, l0xl5, 50 %; and quality, sx1O, 81 70
1oxl2, IS IS, lOxib, IS 30; less discount accord.
!ngto quantity. a t.-'7.I -
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