The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-18
FINANCIAL AND CUMmERClAL
Wheeling Wholesale NInrI.eL
ovFICE DAILY INrELMaENoER,


wheeling Wholesale Market
OFFICR DAILY lNTELLIGRNCRR
Wednesday, January II.
There has been very fair degree OF &C.
tivity in general business during the past
week, and SOME Of the leading staples have
appreciated in value. Both Flour and
Wheat arc firm and higher, and further
advance Is not Improbable. Coffee con.
tinues very firm. Refined Syrups are
easier MS are also Provisions, the hog pro.
duct in particular. Refined Oil Is lower
and Lard Oils are iirmer. Cheese in fair
demand At former rates. Butter continues
dull and Eggs are scarce and higher.
APPLEs-rherG Is fair demand, and
while the supply has been reduced some.
what OF late It is fully equal to present
wants. Selling ut 7JcdSl % per Dbl in
jobbing way, for good to choice fruit.
BEANs-Small navy, per bushcl, 81 75a
BUTTER The arrivals have Stacked of
somewhat within the past week, but the
supply Especially OF common and medium
grades is in excess Of present wants aud
prices are weak and in buyers favor; strict.
ly prime table butter is in fair demand
and the impression prevails among some
dealers thatit will be good property, sooner
rlater, or after the country roads break
up. Farmers anxious to take advantage
OF the good Shedding, have been marketing
their prodliee pretty freely. butter includ.
cd, and this counts for the receipts being
larger than usual nj this season Of the year.
Quoted at lSa22c.
BAKING PowDER-35a3Gc per lb.
BRooMs-Fancy, So OOa2 25a3 90; plain
81 1Ja2 90
BEESwAX-25a2SC.
CABEAGE-P Per 100, 81 00al0 90.
CANNED GOoDs = Dealers report
fair trade, but no change in prices.
Quotations: Peaches, Id cans per
dozen, 81 10; ID cans, 81 G5; 3 ID cans to.
matOes, 50 90; Q ID cans tomatoes 81 80;
Winslow corn, 2 ID cans, 50 90; sweet corn,
$780, common corn, 81 So; strawber.
ries, ID cans, 81 90; baCkbCrries, 9 ID
cans, 81 20; raSpberries, 2 ID cans, 50 90;
plums, . ID cans, $l75; lima beans, ID cans,
81 90; cove oysters, lb cans, 81 co. ID
cans 81 OO.
CGANnEERIEs-per barrel, 50 75a1O so;
per box, SO 50.
COAL-Per 100 bushels, Sc t0a7 90.
CnEEsE-Thcre is II steady demand, but
no changes in the quotations. Prime Ohio
Factory llc; N. y. Goshen, l41Sc.
DRIED FRurr-There is no demand dc.
serving Of the name, and there is scarcely
enough doing TO establish prices. Apples
quoted ut 5aGc; Peaches lie for mixed;
lie for prime halves. Other quotations:
Prunes, 7a7Ic; Currants, IKE; Raisins,
new, 81 40 old s. 20; Valencia, new, Toe;
old, Sc.
EGGs-In light supply, and prices are
tirmcralthOugh the inquiry is by no means
active. OurQuOtations are 30aS5c.
FIsH-Therr is fair trade, but no change
in our quotations, which IRE Us follows:
For packages containing 100 pounds OF
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail
ity ut prices to correspond: Goldfish,
homeless SIC. Lake herring; new So 90.
White Fish, 81 80. Half bblS. No. 3 mack
erel 81 so; No. ., S. %.
FEATnEEs-Dull; live geese, 50aG0c.
FEUIT--Oranges plenty at$S 90 = bbl.;
per box 81 80. Lemons at SO 90 II box.
FLoUR-The market continues very firm
and We have slight advance to report
since our last quotations. Business is re.
ported as more active.
Fancy Z Go99 so
tAmy OO017 %
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backWhGat OO97 80
FuEs-We take the following quotations
from circular issued by y. H0rkheimer
4 Co.: Mink, Toe a$l 30; muslirat, SalSc;
racoOOn, 5aSOc; skunk, 10aS0c; grey fox,
81 25al so; red fox, Zoe aS1 %; otter, s. 90
aG 90; opoSsnm, 10al5c; wild cat, 40a50c;
house cat, 5al5c; sheep pelts, zoe A$l %.
GINsRNG-More active ut S0a90c.
GRAIN-The arrivals OF all kinds OF grain
continue very meagre, hence stocks are
very much reduced, although, with the
exception Of Wheat, they are fully equal to
the demand, which is also light. We can
report steady milling demand, although
dealers allege that millers are unwilling 10
pay actual cost. We quote Wheat at 81 90
al %; Corn, 45a50C; Oats, SOaSSc; Rye, soc;
barley, SOC.
GEoCEEIEs..A fair business is doing in this
market. OurGuotatiOns remain unchanged,
viz: Ccbtes-uOod Rio quoted ut &c; prime
23IGc; choice 2iIGa25c; Java 39c; best
roasted SOC; yellow Rio 25c. SyrupS-
Common 45a50C; prime 55a60c; New Or.
leans MolaSses, choice Coo. Sugdrs-Re-
fined, hardS crushed 1870; powdered and
graduated 12ISc; A Coffee ice; b ll5sc;
extra c llAc; commercial A Sugar l2c;
commercial b II &c; commercial q Ike;
yellow lie. Ricc-CarOlina 5HaGc; New
Orleans fully fair 0hc; prime 01Eci choice
9NalOc.
IAY-With light receipts and an aver.
age demand the market Is tirmcr. Loose
selling at $l0a12 90 per ton.
NAIIS-I'he following are the card rates:
Nails, Brnds and Fcncing-l0 to God 81 So;
Sd and Sd So 10; Cd and I'd So IS; Id and cd
IS GO; Sd 81 IS; I'd So 60; Barrel-Js mss IS;
in. s. So; ~ in. 81 90; IL in. 81 So; ia
10. So IS; ~ in. S. 60; FiniShing-l In.
81 IS; ~ in. SO IS; / 4 IN. 81 So; 9 in. 81 60;
* in. 81 81; in. 81 10; Casing-l0d to sod
s. GO; sd So 81; Cd 81 10; 4d 81 50: Fine
Rlled-4d 81 60; Sd IS IS; Cd 50 go; Lining
Nnils-B in. 81 So; Tobacco Hhd-Gd and
d - So; Sd 50 GO; Cliuch NNils-all sizes
! 81 60; Cut Spikes-all sizes 50 10; Boat
SPikS, cut-$S 90.
oIls-Carbon, 500 per gallon; miners CO
ONIoNS-rhcre is not much inquiry, but
the supply is small and prices arc still
maintained; s. 00a2 % per barrel.
PoTAToES--The market continues quiet
and unchanged. Irish selling ut 81 25aI IS
per bushel. Home Sweets, S. 90 per bar.
rel; Eastern Sweets, 81 50 per barrel.
PoULTRH-Spring chickens 50 OOa2 80
per dozen; old do 50 0Oa3 90. Dressed
Poultry - Turkeys, 9al0c per ID; Ducks,
l0allc per ID; Geese, Gaze per lii; Chickens,
i0allc perlb,
PRovIsIoNs-Th market Is easier in
tone under the influence Of the adyices
from the West, and Il looks now as II prices
were destined 10 rule lower. We learn that
nearly all the Chicago packers shut down
last week, owing to the enhanced cost OF
hogs, which, contrary to general expecta.
tons, are higher than ut the corresponding
SEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 20 per bush;
clover nominal.
SALT-per barrel, 81 %.
SAuRR KRAUT-Per barrel, $0aI0.
WooL-Ihe market Is firm; 3Sai0c for
choice. washed, and one.third oil for un.
washed.
time last year. Following.are the current
jobbing rates: Mess Pork-$i9 90. Bacon
NAV hnpnu now ready. slnullors CaI.,