The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Wheeling VVhoIesalO Market.
OFFICE DAILY INTELLIoEScER,
"Wednesday. AuRlIst 20.

Trade, while II cannot be termed active,
is fur. In values there has been no mate.
rial change.
BuTTER-DeOlcrs generally report that
the demand is Stacking Of, which the at.
tribute in part to the abundance Of fruits
and vegetables, and prices are easier in
consequences prime to choice solid packed
quoted Mt 2Oa22C.
BAKING PowDER--3ja3Sc per pound.
BRooMs-Fancy, 50 9ja4 75aO 25; plain,
81 5Oa2 70.
liEESwAX-gjc.
CtEEsE-'The general tone OF the market
is reported easy, but there Is very fair
jobbing trade and prices are maintuincdi
prime Ohio Factory llallNc.
EGGs-Contnuo very quiet but unclnng'
ed; l4al5c,
FRUITs-'ghe market for Peaches was
friner to-day, in consequence Of diminish.
ed receipts and n reduced supply, and for
choice fruit prices were shade better;
quotNblc at 81 75a3 % per box for fair to
choice. Apples unchanged Mt 50 0Oa4 10
per Dbl. for fair to choice.
FIsIT-Quotations are for packages con.
tanning 100 pounds Of sound fish, light
weights and inferior quality at prices to
correspond. No. . lalfbb So 90; No. 3 do
large Si7j Cod fsh nominal Lake her.
ring, 3Kc. Pickercl 50 80 Trout 81 80.
White Fish 1926.
FLorR-DispatcheS from Chicago and
New York report the market little oflsh,
and the feeling here Is easier, with prices
well maintained. We continue to quote:
Fancy m.....".."...."..".m.sS t09S 20
EhlnlI v0gI OV
aNpet.'''''''"'''' DV
SIlhA"''''''''' ''''''''''''''' '''''''''' VVg! ~
..."..."........n"".t.."" 209B %
FEATIiERs-Dull; live goose Soc.
GINsESG-MOre active at SOC.
GRAIN-NO apparent change Is notcea.
bic in the grain market, with the exception
Of wheat, which Is firm at lower rates. The
greater portion OF the wheat now In the
market has been damaged to agreater or
less extent, and consequently prices have
fallen of. Dealers are buying only SUI.
1cient quantity TO supply the demand. We
quote as follows: JHhedt-Old, 81 35ai As;
new, 75ca$i 30. OdtS-The market Is weak
and prices unsettled at 56c. Corn-Dull at
zoe. Rye-Dull at SOC.
GROCERiEs-COiFee continues very firm.
Sugars moderately active but unchanged,
Carolina Rice firm. MoaSSes and SyrupS
firm. Quotations: Cofec-Good Rioquoted
at29l{c; prime to choice 23Ka944c; Java
3icbest roasted csc; old yellow Rio, zoe.
SyrHps-CommOn at 60a55c; prime O0a7Oc
New Orleans MolasScs 7Oa76c for prime.
Sugds-RCfned, 1lards, Crushed, i9c Pow.
dered and formulated, Ike; A Coffee,
Tic; Commercial A Sugar, lONci Extra G,
iOAc.
HAY-New bnled ia Quotable at $ib GOA
20 90 per ton.
NAiLs-iOd to cod, So 20; Sd to Cd, 81 80
Cd to I'd, 81 10; 4d to Cd, q co. Sd, s. on.
Oils, &c.-Lafd Oil-Extra No. winter
strained, 81 10; Miners white W. s., sec.
Carbon Oil-Jobbing lots i2c; no charge
for packages. linseed Oil-$i O5 Tur.
pentihe-75c.
ONloSs-Quoted at 81 6Oa4 % per barrel
PorAroEs-1n large supply. The quota.
tons are 81 9jn1 so per barrel. Jersey
sweets, 50 75a4 % per barrel.
PROVISIONS Continue very firm with
indications Of a stillhigher range ofprices.
We quote Lard at i4lGal5c in tierces. s.
c. Hams at l5ai5Ac; s, G. shoulders i2ci
D. $. shoulders iOHc; clear sides i4Ifa
itNci Breakfast Bacon i4Hc. Pork s26 90.
Dried Beef i5Hc.
WHEELING sroGrEs-$ii 60ai2 90 per
1000.
SNuFF-GarrettS boxes, 81 50a7 80.
woOI-Quiet, at 4Oa42c.
RAus-2c,