The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-11-26
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OTPI0E DAILY INTELLIOENCAR, |
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OSPIOH DAILY INTELLIOENcAR, [
"wednesday, Nov Is. I
The leading merchandise markets have
been fairly active during the past week
The grain markets have sliilenGd up very
materially during the week, and there has
been an advance all around, with an in
creased demand and very meaRre sup :
ply. Flour continues dull and weak,
although without quotable change. The
grocery market continues quiet, and
about tho only new feature 10 notice a
that Coffee has slilened up again, The
hog product continues considerably ex-
cited. In general produce business Is only
lair, not what 1t usually is Of this par,lcu-
lar time, but prices keep up very well,
nevertheless.
APPLRs-Continue to come in freely,
and the market 10 dull, with the suppIy
steadily accommodating and tho offerings
are increasing; selling at 81 80 TO s. %
per barrel, as TO quality. Dealers antici-
pate an increased demand from this on.
but II Is not probable that there win he
On Improvement in prices within the next
80 days.
BurTER-There has been rather more
inquiry In our market for the better
grades during the past week, which is in
light supply, and for this kind there Is q
trmer feeling, bat common stock, how
ever, ID plenty, With but little demand for
1t, hence prices are no better We quote
at 20a25c.
BAKING PowDER-35a3sc per pound,
BRooMs-Faucy, s. 25a4 75aO %; plain,
81 50A2 10.
CnEEsE-The market has been com.
partivCly quiet during the past week, and
while prices are fully sustained, the gen.
eral tone Of the market is not as strong
as It was couple Of weeks ago; ReCu.
lar sales are reported at 17C Tor Ohio
Factory; 18c Tor New York. State, r-
CANNED GooDs-The market for this
kind Of goods continues very quiet; and,
80 far as We know, devoid Of any new
features deserving Of special notice.
Quotations: Psae|t1-3 ID cans So so
per dozen; Q 10 cans 81 so. Tomatcss-3 ID
cans 81 IS; . ID cans 81 40. Corn Winslow
at 81 G5, other Sweet Corn 60 IS; common
Corn 81 90. Miscellaneous Strawberries
90 IS; Pineapples 50 80; Lima Beans Sc
80; string Beans 81 rs; Peas 50 96aaf s:
Damson Plums sc 90.
DRIRD FRUIT-Is commencing 10 come
in more freely, but, as yet, the supply Is |
small, as Is alse the demand. and there Is
scarcely enough doing as yet to establlch
quotations. Apples may be quoted nom.
inally at 5aOc; Peaches, Case.
EGGs-The market continues very
quiet, and the consumption Is not as large |
as it usually is at this particular time. |
The supply of fresh is small, and prices
are rather better; sales Of fresh, guaran-
iced as such, at 27a2Sc.
FnH-Quotations are Tor packages con-
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fish, light
weights and interior quality at prices TO |
correspond. No.. 9, hall 6bls So IS; No. |
do large S. rs; No. 8 do. medium SIS 80. |
Goldfish IS so. Lake white fish 81 70. |
Lake herring IS 90.
FLoUR-The market for this important
staple article continues dull. Trade is
very unsatisfactory, as not only is the do.
mand light but there is little or no mar
gin for profit, as price have been declin-
Ing steadily during the past sixty days.
We quote: