The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-03-11
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY lSTELLIGEHCRR,
"Wednesday, March u.

,
Trade has been fairly active during the
past week, although interrupted somewhat
by the unfavoablG weather. Our mGF'
chants arc hopeful Of m average spring
trade, and the outlook Just now is very
bright. 1t is hoped that their expectations
may be- fully realized.
ApPLEs--The supply is increasing, but
choice fruit is held firm at So 9Ja? 10 per
barrel, .. -lr.n.fra rrtr
BUTTEU-ThG reopening OF the river has
made material increase in the receipts,
and consequently further depression in pri'
ccs, The stocks are large, and no prospect
OF being reduced with sufficient rapidity
to encourage an advance Our quotations
ARE still further reduced 10 23l25c,
BAKING PowDER--3jaSSC per pound.
Inconsistency, 81 95a4 76OG 20; plain,
e goa? Is. '
CIIEEsE-ThGre isa continued steady de-
mand, and We can report regular sales Of
prime Ohio Goshen ut lGGC; do New York,
l74C,
CANNHD GOODS-The market for goods
Of this character continues quiet while
prices remain unchanged PedcheI- 3th
cans, 81 so per dozen; . II cans, 81 So To-
maiOcs-3 N cans 81 ST. 2 N cans, 81 10.
Corn--Winslow ut 5? 60; other Sweet Corn,
5! -; common Corn 81 70. MscellGmrOus-
Strawberries, 81 81 Pine Apples, s. %;
Lima Beans, - %; String Beans, 81 ~
PCas, 81 2ja9 10; DumsOn Plums, 81 0O; | ID
Cove Oysters, 81 20; . III Cove Oysters,
s. ~ n' r...Et
ClDRII-COmmon, 81 per barrOli Chm'
paign, 50 per barrel; Crab, $l9 per barrcl
DRIED FRuIT-Apples quotablc ut 6a7c'
Peaches 9alOc, Layer lsaisIns 50 80 per box.
Valencia Raisins 100 pOr b, Currants So
per N, Messina Oranges, 81 per hoxi Mes
sina Lemons, 81 80 per box.
EGUs-Thc offerings are much larger and
market weak ut 9!a93c, .-....
FIsn-QuoItiOns arO fOrpaOkNgeS CON
tanning 100 pounds Of sound 6sh, light
weights aud infcri6t quality at prices to
correspond. No, 9halfbh 50 90; No 3 do
large 81 81; no. 3 do medium $3.50 Cod'
fish ut SG7l Lake herring $l7j.
FLorRLl'rtdc. 81 far Ns our market Is
concerned, contin,iesvery dull, and to deal
crs, unsatisfactory, with Int little prospect
Of M early Improvement We quote, in Il
jobbtng why. as follows; .....
Fancy hranls. ..n."....,."""....",.."ns6 NJ
Fancy white wheat" 9 01l y
FaInily nm"..,.."""",," . 2N9l o.
SulAF.un",,,,,.. 'HAl W
SnfInr. NJ
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BuCkwlCAt Flour ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ~ lNf W
FEATtHRs-Dull; live goose 500.
GINSESG..-$l 90.
GRAIN-There has been fair degree Ol
nctivity during the past week, although the
demand is still entirely LEGAL and confined
mainly to supplying immediate wants. The
quotations remain: llhrdt-NO. red,
81 10; No. white, 81 lOal u. Odts-Bia7Or.
Cor-7Oc. Ryc--Sl 90. Burkrhom--9Ocn
81 IN.
GROCERIHs-Tradr good Quotations
Coblr-GOod IIiois quoted nj 93c; prime to
choice at 23IIn9ic; Java ut BE; best roasted
97c; old yellow Rio, none in the market
SyrWps-COmmOn At jjr; prime 6a7Oc; New
Orleans MulasSes Gja7Oc for prime, Sugars
Refined, Harls, Crushed, Powdered mud
formulated, lii!G A Coffee lOisr; Com
mcrcial 4 Sugar, iOltG; Extra G, iOh
& Yellow, ga0iG New Orleans Sugar
S.Ga0c; Porto Rico, fully fair S!9c.
lIAY-'ThCrc has been II vCry fair demand
for balcd during the past week, and whit
the general tome Of the market was ilrmer
prices have undergone no InOtablc change
We still quote at S22a25 on per ton,
NAILs-iOd to God, 81 81; 81 to Oh, 81 10
Gd to ID, 81 ~; I'd to 6d, 81 W. Ut, 81 w.
| OIIs, &c.--Larl Oll-Extra No. ! wintcI
strained, 81 Ii. Carbon Oil-7'IObbins lot'
he; no charge Tor packages LIhSre'
] Dil-Sl %, TuFnpIltiNe-I1c,
Oxloxs-Pcr bnrrrl 81 Goal 10
/ pnI'ITrY- Chirkrng. nrr NJ, lOr: turkeys