The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-11-23
.ElNAMGlAl AND com ID ERClAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
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pick up. Both Wheat and Flour have
Stiiened up again, although there has been
no advance in our market as yet Sugara
reacted Elightly during the week, but have
Stitiened up again. In the Hog products
hhere has been no change either In the de-
mand or prices. THERE'S an increasing de-
mand for prime Butter. Eggs and Cheese
In fair demand also, but unchanged. Wool
continues very firm. -.
ssAPPLEs-lhere iSan increasing demand,
as there nearly always Is at this season Of
the year, but no Improvement In prices,
which we continue to quote at 6Oca$l OO
per Dbl. The supply, take the whole
country through, Is larger probably, than
ever 1t waa before, u ,--aslr-.- 8,
BRAEs-Small navy, per .bushel, 81 Goa
175. -.I-..-.r.L
BCrTER-There has been an Increased
demand for prime table butter during the
past week, and prices have advanced to 20
age.
BAKING PowDRR-S5a3Gc per Id.
BRooMs-Faucy, g 0Oa2 26a3 OO plain
81 76a2 90 .F .-#t- ig
BRESWAx-25c, Gga luIn sae.1
CANNED Goops-Trade continues quiet
as 1t always Is ut this season Of the year,
but the consumptive demand will set In
within the next few weeks. As yet
prices have not been fairly cStab.
iished. The following arc the cur.
rent jobbiug; rates: J. Peaches, 3 pound
cans per dozen, 81 10; pound cans,
81 65; pound cans tomatoes, 81 %;
ID cans tomatoes 81 40; Wfnslow
corn, ID cans, g 90; sweet corn,
81 9O common corn, 81 6j; strawber''
rles, 2 ID cans, 81 80; blaekberrieS, 2 Up,
cans, 81 80; raspberries, ID cans, 50 90;
plums, 2lb cans, $l75; lima beans, 2 lb cans,
81 90; cove oysters, ! ID cans, 81 co.; Id
cans 81 90. .. a.
aCRANBRRRIEs-Per barrel, 50 75al0 so;
per box, s. 30. ,--s 81
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 C0a7 90.
CHEEsE-There isa continued steady de.
mand, but no change in prices. Prime
Ohio factory 1S1fc; N. Y. Goshen 1313allc.
PoULTRY-Spring chickens s. 0Oa2 80
per dozen; old do So 00a3 90. Dressed
poultry-'Turkeys, l2alSce per lb;s Ducks,
llaloc per ID; Geese, Gaze per lb; Chickens,
l0allc perlb. - 'f~
DRIED Fruit The demand for Apples
Is limited, and trade Is dull and prices Me
little better than nominal; the same
remarks will apply to Peaches and all
other kinds OF dried frlits.u Apples
quoted at 5a0c; Peaches lie for mixed:
Ito for prime halves. Other quotations
Prunes, 7a7kc; Currants, &c; Raisins, new,
S? "; old 81 90; Valencia, new, lO4c; old,
exc.
EG0s-The arrivals OF fresh continue
light, and, with fair demand aud limited
supply, prices are still maintained; quota.
bic at22a2Sc. FltAF
.FIsH-There Is u fair trade. Quotations
For packages containing 100 pounds Of
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity at prices TO correspond: Goldfish n0nii.
nal al 5Ifc. Lake herring; none Ia the
market. White Fish, 81 90. Halt hbls No.
mackerel 81 80; No. 9, s. %. ...
FLoUg-The market is frmer in tone, in
sympathy with " heat. and the more favor.
able advices from the leading pointsot dis.
tributiOn, but the demand here continues
light confined chiefly to immediate wants,
while prices remain unchanged. Thechtet
cause OF the frmneSs, 10 which reference
has been made, Is rumorS OF foreign war
again. II there should be war, there will
no doubt be a Largely increased expo IT
trade, and, II so, higher prices will no
doubt prevail. On the other hand, even II
these war rumorS should prove groundleSs,
II Il the opinion OF some well informed
dealers that prices will not decline much II
any, as they claim that the supply OF Wheat
is comparatively light, and IL Is generally
conceded now that the yield this year did
not turn outas lHrge MS expected. We con.
tinue to quote
Fancy e0&gy 80
FauliIy oV9b 70
Super............., V9Set o.
Spring. bO5I w
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buckNheat CVgI ~
FEATHEEs-Dull; live geese, 507J0c.
FRUlT-Oranges plenty at s. 90 p box.
Lemons ut s. 90 y box.
GISSESG-More active ut S0A90c.
GRAIS The receipts OF all kinds OF Grain
have been comparatively light recently,
owing chiefly TO the bad condition Of the
country roads, and the markets are drner
| In consequence. The receipts and OiIer.
ings Of Wheat continue light, and with
steady milling demand, the market Is
Grmer, although prices remain unchang.
ed, Quoted ut 81 S0al ~ for old, and
75caSl 10 for new. The Dat market has
not varied much for two or three weeks;
quoted at, old 400, new $50. Corn is com.
| lug forward pretty freely, and Is still quo.
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be quoted at Zoe.
GRocRRIEs-Tradc Is reported as quite
brisk. Coffee is in active demand; Sugars
and Molasses frmer, under brisk de.
mand; SyrupS stronger; Spices steady;
Teas unchanged. We have no change
to note In our last weeks quotations:
Coffee = Good Rio quoted at 2oKc;
prime 2l<ao?c; choice 22ha23c; Java
sa. raIlnXKy ntn OH, .
Srup4-Common 45a5oc; prime 55aGOe;
New Orleans Molasses, choice Csc. Sugars
Refined, hards crushed 1879; powdered
and granulated 13c; A Coffee Il Hc; Bll9Ec;
extra c 12Hc commercial A Sugar l2c;
commercial q 1870; commercial G l9c;
yellow l2Nc. Rice-Carolina 6%a6ci Lou.
isiana none In market.
HAYS frmer, as tho bad condition Of
the country roads has checked the receipts,
but as yet there has been no advance.
Loose quotable at $l0al9 90 pOr ton from
country wagons. --st i.
EAILs-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing-lO to God 50 IS;
Sd and Cd s. 10; Cd and ID s. IS; 4d and Sd
s. co. Sd 81 SID s. 90; Barrels mss IS;
l In. s. IS; ~ in. 81 20; ~ In. 81 So; IL
In. s. s.; IL In. So 90; Finishing-l In.
81 IS; X in. 50 IS; 1 u In. 81 S.; 2 In. n 60;
az IN. 81 IS; 8 In. 81 10; CaSing-10d to sod
$S 60; sd S. IS; Cd 81 10; Id 81 SO; Fine
Dlued-4d 81 60; Sd IS IS; ID 50 90; Lining
Nails-E In. 81 IS; Tobacco Hhd-6d aud
| I'd IS IS; Sd s. 90; Clinch Nails-all sizes
81 90: Cut Splkes-all sizes 50 10; Boat
Spiks, CUTS 90.
PoTAToES-Are coming forward freely,
but mostly common Ia point OF quality.
The market Is firmer nevertheless, aud
prices are tending upward. Irish quoted
ut 70aS0c per buShel; Home Sweets, 50 10
per barrel; Eastern Sweets, s. 80 per barrel.
| OSIoNS-ln fair demand, but the supply
Is ample and prices remain unchanged;
81 00a2 25 per barrel.
CABEAGE-Per hundred 81 OOAl0 90.
PRovIsIoNs-The market for the Hog
products continues moderately active,
about all that eau be expected at this sea.
son OF the year. A Chicago paper, com.
menting on the situation, says: The re-
ceipts Of hogs are not large, but they are
fully as numerous as expected. The new
corn crop is good one, both in quality
and quantity, aud low in price, for which
reason 1t has been expected that the bulk
OF the hogs would be Kept back for fattcn.
J Ing till toward the close OF the year, when
thS incpAoaad coni nathan nj RAllAPA woulh