The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-08
FlaAgClAL AND COMMERCIAL
wheeling wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY ISTELLIGESCER,
"Wednesday, February I.

There has been but little change in the
general position Of the leading markets
since the date OF our last review; business
has been rather better, but rs regards
values we have no important changes to
note. The market for the hog products
continues mOieratively active with an easy
feeling, although II is worthy Of notice that
| the products are cheaper relatively than
hogs. In groceries, We eau report an nd.
vance on sugars. Butter continues very
dull, and eggs are also lower. Cheese firm
butunchangcd. White Lead higher. 20.
tatOes in better supply aud dull, but un.
changed.
ArrLEs--The market is well supplied,
hence notwithstanding there is un in.
crcasing demand, prices are no better; may
be quoted at 81 coal -.
BUrIEg-COntinueS to come forward
freely, contrary to general expectation,
and with light demand, the supply nc.
cumalating and holders all anxious to re.
allie, prices are weak and in buyers favor.
| The prices in this market is unuSually large
for this season OF the year. Quoted at lsa
zoe.
BAKING POwDER-55a35c per III.
GGOOMs-Fancy, 81 OOa2 .jai %; plain
81 7ja2 80
RERswAX-2ja2SC.
CAEHAGE-Per 100, 81 OOa1O 90.
CANNED GOoDs--Dealers report toler-
i able fair trade. Quotations: Peaches, ; ID
cans per dozen, - II; = ID cans, 81 Is; 5 ID
cans tomatoes, -; ID cans tomatoes 81 10:
WinslOw corn, . Id cans, 81 10; sweet corn,
81 20; common corn, 81 d; strawber-
ries, . III cans, 81 20; blackbcrrics, . ID
1 : "a. H..
plums, . ID cans, 81 ~; lima beans, . ID cans,
81 -; cove oysters, ID cans, 9j; ID
cans 81 -.
CGAXnEEmEs-Per barrel, 50 7jalO so;
per box, 50 80.
COAL-Per 100 bushels, So COa7 90.
CmRESR-The market is firm, with light
stock, small receipts and favorable reports
| from the ScabOarl markets and the iactO-
ries rs well, but prices remain unchanged.
Prime Ohio factory, lIlSc; n. Y. Goshen,
l4IGc.
DRIED FRUT-There Is scarcely enough
movement to establish quotations. Apples
quoted at 3Eaic; Peaches lie for mixed:
lie for prime halves. Other quotations !:
Frames, lake; Currants, 7izc; RaiSins,
new, s. %: Valencia, new, lOc.
EGGs-The market, in consequence of
| liltTtAAtN NTTlNalNt II NCuktF, anu prices,
rs compared with our last review, are
lower; we now quote fresh at lSa2Uc. II
the mild weather continues, the probable.
ity is that prices will go still lower, as the
demand is light, rs it always is when rates
get up to where they have been for some
time past.
FIsiI-There lisa fair trade reported. Quo.
tatiOns: For packages containing 100 lbs OF
sound fsh; light weight and inferior quail.
| ity at prices TO correspond: Goldfish,
homeless &c. Lake herring; new 50 %.
White Fish, So 80. Half bbls. No. 3 mack.
erel s. 10; No. ., s. so.
FRATHRRs-Dull; live geese, 50aG0c.
FRUTT-OrangeS plenty ut s. 90 q Dbl;
per box 81 80. Lemons at Sc 90 e box.
FLOUR There has not been much
change in Ihe general position Of the mar.
ket since he date of our last review; there
is nm easier feeling, and the impression
prevails that prices have reached the high.
est point, hence the demand has fallen of,
Us buyers will naturally hold of while
there Is possibility OF decline, as Is the
case Just now, although, us yet, prices are
still maintained. Quotations: