The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-18

WHEELING, Tuesday, December Il. J
There Is only moderate moyementof mer.
chandisc reported. Grain remains about as re.
ported last week. Flour Is In fair irdemand. and
prices are steady for the iobbing trade, but
round lots are offered at easy rates. Produces Is
moderately active on most staples, with liberal
supplies and easy prices, Groceries and pro-
visions are quiet and steady. 4 .'5 .-s
APPLEs-Receipts are fair and the supply Is
large, while the demand Il moderate, aud
values are easy. Wequote choice eating apples
at 50caSl 50 per barrel. ~ i5.s
BAKING P0WDER-25a36c per lb.
BkGSs-Are In fair supply, with STEADY de-
mand for prime white Navy at 81 IS per bush.
BEEswAx-soa25c. s--''3a''A' y,
BRooNs-Fancy, Sc ooa9 80; plain 81 25al 90
BUTrER-The increased receipts and good
weather gave the market rather easier ten
dency to-day, but there was no very material
change from the situation as previously re-
ported. Strictly choice table grades meet with
q t0lerably ready sale at about former quota
tons, while medium qualities were slow and
easy, and common and medium grades dull
and depressed. We quote choice dairy rolls
at 10a12hc. 'sS'i 'N W.. .'nn"i f'i',l
CABRAGE-Per 100 heads, ~ 0oas %. sgi.'
CANNED Gosps-Quotations Peaches, 3 n
cans, per doz, new, - Is; . h cans, new, So %;
n cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, 2 b
cans, 81 60; sweet corn, 81 80; common corn
81 25; strawberries, 2 n cans 81 %; hlackber-
res, 2ib cans, 81 90 FSpberries, On cans 81 80;
plums, 9 b cans, 81 90; lima beans, . b cans,
81 25; cove oysters, l % cans, Coo 2 b cans,
81 20. 'g'l'7'tlf' '7'TT =
CHgEsE-There Is fair demand and moder-
ately good trade! Prices remain as reported
last week. We quote prime Ohio factory at
slsa9c, according to quality New York cream,
9I{al0c; Sweitzer, l2c! f'.!4j1 o. +. Ej-l,si
CHICKEN+T4iye 81 40a1 20 per dozen, l,.i
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 00a7 90.
CRASBERRfEs-Pcr barrel, 81 50as 90; per
box, $2 50. r. ~ ''s'' .. IT.
DRIEp FRUrrs-Are moving steady but rath-
er slowly with liberal supplies!HI APPLIES are
quoted at 2a2Hc Peaches Skate ior prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes at 6Jza
So: old Currants at SIC; new 5JSa6c
Raisins, new 81 80; Valencia, new &c. iil..i |
EGGs-Continue In thesame position as for
a week or two past. Receipts are moderate,
and the supply Of strictly fresh stock Is rather
light, while picked are In, large supply and |
easy. We quote strictly fresh stock at Foe per |
dozen. y i'i4'''' '1.n f'f'Ie'i7h -
FEArHEEs-In good demand; live geese
40a50c. -.sl 5Tdr Elii' n sf-l'' . |
Quotations: For packages containing |
100 pounds ofisound fish, light weight and In.
ferior quality at tprices to correspond !: Goldfish
boneless 81, co.; Lake herring, half .bbls AZ |
81 so; pickerel, half, bbls. 81 so; white, hsh,
81 90. Half bbls. No. 5 mackerei s. 0OaS 90
No. Q $IO0.
FLOrR-There Is an active demand and re. |
ceiptS are liberal, resulting in d fair jobbing
trade at steady prices on standard brands
Some round lots OF outside brands are offered
at low values We quote white wheat family
-. nn.E az. a. 'saE-s * |
supers s. 0Oa3 so: re -four $500. Buckwheat'
s. 75a3 90 per 100 lbs, = al 7'I--I''
GRocERrEs -Business. continues fair for the |
season. There are no changes In our ouota.I |
tions. and the market reihaihs HI Abont the
same condition us last week Our quotations
are Gfees. fair to good Rio at lSal4 cents. |
prime is cents, choice 10 cents, best roast. |
ed 10Y cents. yellow Rio 2Oc Java 25c. S,,r,tpt.
common 40ai5c, prime 4Sc;s New Orleans mo.
lasses, old CROP 3OaS5c; new crop, prime
45c, choice 45c, SuQaFs, refined hard crushed |
9Nc, granulated 05ic, powdered, 99c, A col. |
fec 0c, B s74c, commercial A sugar skc, com: |
yellow SIa7c. Rice. Carolina choice
7c, New Orleans prime 7a7jec, ~ Fiii IT
G1XE-Venison, 1211la16c per lb; rabbits and |
squirrels, l0c each. 1z.t.' .,,,..,.,ts .g.,,. |
GRAIN-The market Is qniet with fair sup-iI
plies, and prices about as'reported last week, |
Wheat In moderate supply. with holdersfirm
in their views. We quote Wheat at .s0as5c |
per bushel; Corn, 35a40c;; OatS, 25c; RYE, 45c. |
HAr-Remains quiet and weak; baled, 10 90 |
al0 90; loose, 81 06aS 90 per ton. n l,,i sitl Il
HoGs-29<c per H., In prime packing lots. !
NAILs-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing, Toto 70d q Is, Sd |
and Cd s. 40, Cd and I'd 81 65, 4d and I'd $500 sd
s. IS, ID 800, Barrel, Ainch Se:15, X inch
IS IS, Inch $i65, 11sinch IS SOL X inch a 65,
Y inch $ 15. " inch 50 30. Finishing, 1 inch
81 is, ! Y inch. 90 1c, 1sf inch $40, ! tc TX
incl u i, = / iaeh:Ss o. 2I i&sh 1, 4 s 3 iasS
100, Sd S Cd s. 4, ID = Is, Sd si e5. Fine
Bued I'D g 90 Sd 81 Is ID As 90 Lining u
In. IS 8Sy X in, ,$8 15. Tobacco hid, l0a ~ So
Sd $2 90, Cd and ID $3 10. Clinch, all sizes$3 90
Cut Spikes, all sizes s. 40, Boat spikes,$2 90. |
Stating. Sd 81 rs, I'd $ Is, Sd 81 90. ID IS Is.
PorIroE@The supply Is ample, though re.
ceipts are light. Trade Is moderate, being \
light jobbing movement from
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