The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-25
Financial and Commercial.

onlcE DAILY ISrELLInExcER,

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WnEElSG, Tuesday, September "a. !
In the Iealing features of.Wholesale trade
there is little change Of Importance. A mod
crate movement r. experienced in most lines
ut generally steady prices. In grain, there il
still some scarcity Of corn and oats with prices
firm, but no actual advance. Flour and feed
are steady and unchanged. In produce there
is considerable tirinneSs In cheese. while eggs
are rather easier. Groceries arc fairly active
and steady. Provisions In tafrdemand. 2.
BEANS. There Is light movement at steady
and unchanged prices. Wequote White Navy
ut 2l9 ua -'hH H,l rpl4Trr ~.
BETTER Continues firm and active on the
best grades, and choice to fancy qualities sell
readily at shade higher prices. Low grade
stock is slow and dull. We quote fancy at
90c ~ '' '.
BAKING POWDER 25.IS6c per n. .'0a 's''
BRooMs Fancy, Ooa2 s5aS 90; plain I 50
BEIswAx 22a25c. :i4j ai. gi .1r-
| GASXID GoOps. Quotations.: Peaches, 3 b
cans per dOx, new, . B5; 2 10 cans, new, 2 25 /;
8 ID cans tomatoes, 10; Winslow corn, b
cans IS; sweet corn, 0J; common corn
80; strawberries, d cans, l % I; blackberrieS
ID cans, ! % rlSpberries beans, 90 plpnls
. ID cans, 50; lima beans thcanS, l Is cove
oysters, ID cans 60c; 9 ID cans, 20. ''f
| Coal per 100 bushels, G00aT 90. '' .'.l
CHEESE. The trade continues active and
firm. with fur demand at quotations. We
quote prime Ohio Factory at s1Ia9Ifc; New
York cream, lOIfc. s7.s.. D.. iu irut.,ra 80. p.
CHICKENS. Live 75a2 90 per dozen,
DRIED FRrTTs, remain nominal with little
doing. Apples are quoted at l-2aic; Peach.
cS 5l5 l.2c l0r prime halves Other quotations:
Prtlncs at 8 I.9aI0c; old Currahts at 5 l-2c new
Gl.1c; Raisins, new 200; Valencia new Sc.
EuGs The demand is light and the market
is shade easier. We quote at 19c per- dozen
for strictly fresh. .aIl1l ~ i's'-'F
FISH Quotations: For packages containing
100 younds OF sound fish, light weight and In;
feriUr quality at prices to correspond; Goldfish,
pickercl, half bbls, IS: white fish, o.. Hall
bbls. No 3 mackerel 5 5Oa4 %; No. Q, $40
EENrHgRS In good demand; live geese
40a50c. ~ .,.''-''
FRulrs are quiet and unchanged. Apples
in good supplyat 5Ocal % per barrel; peaches,
O0al p per box; plurnS Z 25 per bushel !;
pears. l 2:nl so per box ;''orangesr 7s60as %
per box; lemons, 50aS % per box; Grapes,
per blushcl, 90. t,....s.. ...t.-.l ...l ri
FLOrR. The trade remains moderately ac-
tive, with liberal receipts and fair demand.
Prices are steady In the main though not firm.
We quote white wheat family at IS Goa
5 95; red wheat family 95at 50; supers 5 0Oa
5 80; rye -four 90. -.. o.
GRuCERILG Yellow sugars arc easier while
whites are firm hut unchanged. Rio coffee
continues strDng having advanced 1-iah In
first hands within the past few days: Rice,
mDlaSsesanlS Syrups quiet and devoid OF any
new features Wcquoteas follows: C3Gees, fair
to good Rio l5alGc, prime lie, choice l8c, best
roasted glc, yellow Rio 22C, Java DC. SyTups,
common +Al5Oc, prime 50C, New Orleans mo-
laxa.S. good a5c, prime $50, choice SOC. Sugar,
relinGd hard GrISlIeil and granulated loalOkc,
4 coffee 3-4O, B . l-ic, commercial A sugar
o l.2C, commercial l2c, yellow G 8 lie,
golden c sc, common yellow 1a7 Sic. Rice,
Carolina cllOice l.2aSc, New Orleans prime
l.2c. .,5 ..,T..4.. X. :,
GRAIN. Supplies continue to be limited, and
prices are firm, but not quntahly advanced
Wheat iS quiet, with light receipts and mod
crate demand. WcquOte vhcatat s0ls5c pei
bushcl Corn is still scarce NJ 46aiSc. Oats arr
also in light supply, Gnd rule shade trmer
quoted at aic, Rye is easy antl quoted at 45c
GINSENG. No. |, dry, 15asOc perlb.
HAY remains very quiet and weak; baled
0 OlIl0 90; Loose, OolS 90 per ton,
MELONS. Watermel0ns, 8 0hl2 90 per 100
muskmcl0ns and cantel0pcs, 0Od7 10 per 100
NAILS. The following are the card rates
Nails, nrads and Fencing 10 to Iod s2 %, g
ann VAl : ID vi uIlu tu W. VI ullh bu tOt y
9 80, I'd 4 rs. Barrel, u inch 600, x incl
5 o., inch so. X inch 8 "a | IA inch 50
} TX inch O0, ! y inch 2 10 Finishing incl
%, lii inch q 90, lx Inch 25, ~ tc ~
inch 1 90, 9 inch IS, 2 l-2 inch 5 50, 8 incl
and oyer 2j. Casing and box, l0d 10 sod
275, 81 3 90, Gl 3 %, I'd 4 10, 3D. 4I0. Fin
Blued, I'd 8 IS, Sd 800, 81 SIS. Lining
! inch $50, y inch 90. Tobacco HID, l0d 50
Sl2T5, ID and I'd 3 %. Ciinch all sizes Is
Cut Spikes, all sizes 9 25. Boat Spikes 275
, Stating, 5I ( 90, I'd 5 20, Sd IS, 2l6 90.
, Onions, home raised, nominal ut Soc pc
bushel. N. t
= PoTAroET. Receipts are light and the mar
kct is steady. We quote prime peach:hlOw
and early rose al 15a2 % per harreL Swee
potatoes from New jersey are in liberal sup
ply at . % per barrel.
/ PRovIsrOSs The market for the hog pro
duct cOntiIsles quiet while prices emaii
' generally lbout n last quoted, VIZ: Tn
following are the current rates: Mes Pork
Clear I2 50i family II 80 Bacon. Hams can
Yaxsed. l2c to l3Iic; plain shoulders at LIZ
sugar cured do 7Ac; clear sides at Sc break
fast bacon lOC. Dried Beet, iSc. Lard. Fame
0 city, 8 lac. u.. frs, o 10 ul
e RAGS. IXc per pound.
). Wool. Quoted at S0a33c for choice washed
!, and One.tlird of for inwasheh. Market dull
n SEEDS. Timothy seed, I0al 20 per bushel
clover, OOaS 80. ...-,..,..rF
SALT. Per barrel 10.
N TNLInw. Tl.2c for country. '..
t ToHAUo. Eavies, 6JaDOc; GIaTOc.
G WHEELING sToGTIuS Per 1000, l050ali so.
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