The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-13
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.
OPFTCE DAILY lSTELLIuESCER,
,WHRELISO, Tuesday, November l2.

lHtIc - u Sttuu1 NuONGluCut III NAOlCsA
and commission cirles. Grain Is ath,
: steadicr than last week, under lighter supple
and ilrner markets West. Flour Is iirfh wit
steady demand. Produce Is steady wit
; fair supplies Of the leading staples, althoug
receipts are not 80 large US q few days ag'
, Apples and butter continue weak under larg
| supplies, while beans and potatoes are easiC
and eggs stGalier. Groceries are moderated
active with both sugar and coffee easier an
lower. Provisions continue quiet and eaSy
and re qnotably lower.
APPLES-ln good supply, at SOca$l % pc
barrel.
BAKING PowDER-2jaSGc per lb.
BEAAS-Arc Offered freely at easy prices
We quote prime white Navy at 500 per bush
BEIswAX-90a95c.
BRooNs-FanCy, 81 OOa2 95aS 90; plain 81 s
az 90.
1 BuTrER-Thc market continues dull ant
easy. with slow but steady movement o
strictly choice qualities ut former quotations
We quote choice at l2!lEal5c.
CADBAGE-ler 100 heads, IS 00aG 90.
CANNED GOsps-Quotation Peaches, n
cans, per tlOz, new, 81 Gj; n Guns, new, 81 25
n cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, . n
cans, 81 10; sweet corn, 81 IS; common corr
81 so; Strawberries, h cans, 81 20; blackbcr
ries, 2b cans, 81 90; raspberries, 2ibcans, 81 so
plumS, 9 ID cans, 81 so; linn beans, 2 II cans
81 2i; cove oysters, l b cans, 6Oci 9 h cans
81 20.
CnEesE-The cheese trade is moderately act
i've with fair volume Of receipts and steady
though not pressing demand. We quote
prime Ohio factory ut 9HalOc; New York
cream, l0lSc.
CnEsrSuTs--Pcr buSlicl, S3 So
CmCxExs-Livc 81 T5a2 90 per dozen.
CIDER-Pcr barrel, s. 50a3 CO.
COAL-Per 100 bushels SO 00a7 90.
CRANBERRIEs-Per barrel, s. 50aS 90; per
box, - 10.
DRIED FGuIrs-There is steady but not
very active movement. Apples are quoted
at 9IzaSc; Peaches 4Ha5c for prime halves.
Other quotations: Prunes at S1zal0c; old
CurrantS at SIC; new hlEa6c; ltaiSins, new
5000; Valencia, new HaSC.
EGds-Continue to come in freely, but the
proportion of strictly fresh stock is light, and
that quality Is steady. We quote strictly
fresh at lGai7c per dozen.
FEATHERs-In good demand; live geese
i0a5Oc.
FIsIT-Quotations FOrpackagcs containing
100 pounds OF sound fish, light weight and in
feriOr quality at prices TO correspond: Goldfish
bOneleSS 81 90; Lake herring, half hbls, at
IL IS; pickerel. half bbls, 81 75; white fish,
81 90. Half bbls. No. 3 mackerel $ 5Oa4 %;
No. ., $500.
FLGuR-The market Is showing some firm
ness in sympathy with the upward tendency
Of the western markets. The demand Is mod
cratCly active at unchanged quotations We
quote white wheat family at $ OOsl5 %; red
wheat family = 25a4 so; snpers g OOa3 90; (;
rye flour 50 90. Buckwheat, 81 75a3 90.
GRArss-Per bushcl. 81 %.
GIncERIEs - Market fairly active, with
both sugars and CofIecs little of. Our
quotations are: C46tes, fair to good Rio
at l4al5 cents, prime lGC, choice lie, best
roasted 9Oc yellow Rio DC, Java &c. SyrlpS,
common 4Oa5Oc, prime 50c, New Orleans mo-
laSseS, good 35c, prime 45c, choice Soc. Sugdr'
refined hard crushed and grunulatcd ut lOc,
A coffee 9i+c u 9c, commercial 4 sugar
gc, commercial SIsc, yellow c 7Ac, gold.
Ell c 71Sc, common yellow 7a7Kc. Rice, Car
nlina choice &c, New Orleans prime &C.
GINSENG. No. !, dry, 75asoc perlb.
GEATX-The grain trade continues rather
quiet, but prices are steady, in some cases a
little tirmer. Receipts are somewhat dimln-
ishCd, but the supply ssfair though not exces-
sive. Our quotations Of last week remain
unchanged: Wheat at SOaS5c per bllShel /;
Corn, 40aI5c; Oats, 2jc; Rye, ijt:
HAY-Remainsq quiet and weak balcd, 50 %
alO 90; loose, s. OOaS 20 per ton.
SAlIs-The following are the carl rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 to T0d s. 90, Sd
and Cd So 25, 6dand I'd s. so, 4d and Sd So Il, Sd
&3 so, I'd 81 IS. Barrel, Ainch 20 90, Y inch
IS co. ! inch $3.50, u inCh$ s. IS, IA Inch 81 50,
i9. inch s. 70, i X inch $9 75. Finishing, inch
81 90, IL inch 80 90, ~ inch 81 ., u tc ~
inch 81 W, inch s. I5, ~ inch 81 ~, inch
and over $ 2j. Casing and Box, lOd to Md,
50 Is, 81 81 O0,Gl s. %, ID 81 10, Sd = 80. Fine
BIued, Id 1915, 81 81 CO. 2l - Is. Lining, 4
hn IN L.. - Tn1 bINI
81 s. IS, Gl and I'd s. co. ClinclIall sizes s. Is.
Cut SPIKES, all sizes 50 %. Boat Spikcs$ s. IS.
Stating, sd 81 On, 4d 50 On, Sd - IS. 2l s. 90.
OSI0Xs-Are in liberal supply aud steady de-
mand, with prices firm. Quoted at OOc per
buShel.
ORANGEs--$I 5OaS 20 per box.
I.ENOXs.-$1 JOaS 90 per bON.
PorA1Ox-'The liberal receipts Of the past
few duys have made the market little easier.
The demand is moderately active. We quote
prime pcaclbIOws at 5jaCijc per bush. Sweet
potatoes are in liberal supply at 81 Goal IS per
barrel.
pEoyrsIoHs-The market has been dull all
week, and prices are weak with continued
downward tendency; prices arc lower now
than they have been for many years, but some
operators incline TO the belief that the lowest
notch has been almost reached. Following
ure the current ntes: Mess POrk-Family
50 80. Bacon-IIams, uncanvasScd, sl<a9c;
plain shoulders 41Ic; sugar cured do 59tc;
clear sides at GHc; breakfast bacon &c.
Dried BEETLE. lArd-Fancy city, IHc In
tierces IN barrels and y barrels, I74c; in 20
ID. pals, Sc: in 10 ID. pails SIC,
RAGs-lAc per pound.
rrRSIFs-Per bushel, DC.
VIXEGAR-Per barrel, s. 50a6 90.
WOol-Quoted at S0aS3c for choice washed,
and Onc.thirl off for unwaSIed. Market dull.
SgEpS-Timotliy seed, 81 30al 40 per bnsllel ;
clover. $5 OOa5 30.
SALT-Per barrel, 81 10.
TGLLOw-1!f for country.
TOuACCo-SRvies, 6IaG0c; Gja70c,
WHEELING STOaIEs-Per 1000, $40 50all 80.