The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wnole.ale Market.

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s'sasa oFTrrED tfLY ISTr1tT1ESrEz,
waRRIfS0.. Tuesday. OetObeFS
Bushes in the wh6leale and commission
line continued steady, With Q generally ats
factory movement today. The receipts Of
grain are fair and the denapd steady. With no
alteration In quOaati0na. Flour Is in fair de-
msnd at unchanged, but easy price. In pro
dles there steady movement on most sta
ple and NO marked alteration In prices eE'
cept on grapes and potatoes which arr higher.
Gnoceries continue without much change
SuEars being rather dull and eotieeS firm. Pro
visions are quiet General merchandise Is
steady with a moderate movement
BEGNS- The demand Is moderate, and prices
a.Ssteady. We quote prime White Navy At
2ld
BrrTEE The tade in butter remains In
much The same condition Is for the past week
or two. Strictly choice fresh receipts are read
iIy sold at fair prices and all stock that Is
graded choice TO fancy my be quoted hrIn.
Medium 70 prime qualities are apt TO drag
some, and will be shaded \ little TO meet
buyers views Lower grades are bard to sell
At all, and receipts Of such quality are gen
orally stored away 70 be eventually sold IS
greese. We quote fancy at.l6alSc.
BAKrxG POEDEE 2ia56c perm
BRoOMz Fancy, . 0oa2 2jaS %; plain 80
az 90.
CAXxED GosDs. Quotations: Peaches, 5 D
q b cans tomatoes ] 10; WiuSloF corn, >
4 / IS; sweet corn, ! IS; common c0En
/ 50; strawberries, b cans. l 20; blackberTies,
2ncanS ] 90; a~SpbenieS 2bc1nS iO:plums,
Q h cana / 81; lima beans > Dc4nS 3; cove
oysters i b cans 60c; 9 b cans Ia
Coal rico bushels 60oaI ".
i CHEEsE ThedemAndS steady, and there isa
fair trade at unchanged quotations The New
York market Is reported rather unsettled with
les irmnes on the finer grades, while medium
and cumnon qualities are somewhat de
moralized. We quote prime Ohio Factory At
SHa9Kc; New York cream, lOHc.
CHckESs. Live / T5a2 90 per dozen.
DRIED FRCrrs continue quiet, with prices
rather nominal. AppleGre quoted Al 3l-a4c;
Peaches 5a5I.sc for prime halves. otherquota-
lions: Prunes at S l.9aloc; old Currants ~
SIG; new 6I.2c; RAiSnS, new 200; Valencia,
new Sc.
Eoes remain quiet and steady. with light
receipts and q SLOW demand. This market Is
still relatively much lower than New York, but
the demand does not warrant ADVANCED quota.
tons We quote at l3al5c per dozen for
strictly fresh.
FIsI. Quotations: For packages containing
100 wounds Of sound fish, light weight and in
feri0r quality at prices TO correspond Goldfish
boneIeSs I 90: Lake herring, half bblS, at l IS;
pickerel, half bblS ! IS; white fish, 90 Half
bblS No. 3mackerel 5 5la4 %; No , 500.
FKGrHER& In good demand; I've geese
40a5oc.
FErr4s are quiet and steady. Apples in good
.supPlyat Sncll % per barrel; peaches, leh
rs per box; pean, ] 2jAl 80 per box;
oranges, T5O1s@ per box lemons I50as 90
per box grapes per buShel, ..
FLorR- The trade IS steady with q fair sup
ply and q moderate but steady jobbins de
mand, at unchanged quotations We quote
white wheat family 1t S ua5 3; red
wheat family 1 2iaI 50; supes SoOaS 50; rye
hOur3 CO.
GEoeERIEs Cofee-The market rules casi-
er, bntwithOut change in values Sugar. The
market Is weak and very irregular; yclloEs
are considerably of, AMI are nov selling favor
able 10 the buyer. We revise onr quotations
10 meet the decline. Hard sugars and stand
ard A firm. New Orleans molaSes scarce, and
consequently Arm. Teas, spiees and tobacco
unchanged. Rice lower. We quote Is
follows qsd1s, fair 70 good BIO l5al6
cents, prime II cent?, choice IS cents, best
roasted &c. yellow Rio 2ac, Java &c. Syrup,
common 40sSoe, prime SOC, New Orleans mo
lASes, good Sc, prime &c, choice Soc. SHgGrs,
re ined hard oS0hedand gTanulated loal0&c,
4 cofIee 8 Ii, 8, commercial 4 sugar
en- sc, common yellow 7a134c. Ria, Car
olina choice Sc, New Orleans prime &c.
GEIrS. There tG fair supply Of all kinds
OF grain, aud trade Is moderately actiVe 1t
UNCHANGED Quotations Wheat i in liberal
supply and IfheF in sympathy With the recent
decfinei in the West; but under . good milling
demand prices are sns:sine3 1t former ralue
We quote wheat at s0aSSc per Sashei. Com
CONTINUES rather trm q 4Qat5c. Oats are in
fair supply 81 sc. There Is not much demand
for Rye; quoted At &c.
GxsES5. No. !, dr., T5asoc perlb.
HAT remainS very quiet and weak; baled,
0 0NaIO 90; loose, 700as 90 per ton.
SNIS. The following IN the card rates
Nails Rrads and Fencing. 10 to 7Gd = 100, Sd
and9d 92a Cd and I'd 2 50. ID and Sd 2TS, Sd
ID AIS Barrel, y inch 500 X inch
S 90, l inch I 50, IL inch SIS. l II inch 4 50,
- inch 3 %, ! inch % Finishing. ! inch
90 II inch6 @, ~ inch AS ~ &c ~
and over 3 .. Casing and Box, l0d to sod,
as, sd 5 100, Cd 39, ID { 10, 3d45O. Fine
Blutd, ID , IS, Sd $50. ID SIS. Lining. 4
inch $50. X finch s %. Tobacco HID, 1Oi3 50,
sda 7a Cd and I'd 100. Ciineh. all sizes 5 IS.
Cut Spikes all sizes 9 IS Boat Spikes as.
Stating. 5d4m Id 3 %, ID Is. M5m.
0xI6Ss TEde Is quiet and rather easy,
With fair supplies We quote at Soc per
buRhel.
PoTlroEs. The receipts are light and the
market firm, hut the demand Is fair and a toll
.eabiy good business Is done, compared with
the dullneSs OF two weeks ago. We quote
prime ~peach-bloEs and early rnse At I0asOc
per bushel. Sweet potatoes from New Jersey
are II, liberal supply at 2 % per barrel.
Provisions. The market continues moder.
ately active for the season, but pricsare weak,
and, q will be seen. we have reduced our quo
ntions ON mes pork and large hams. Fol-
lowing arc the current rates: Mes Pork
Family 10 50. Bac0n. Hams canvased. l3c
TO l3He; plain shoulders at &c, sugar cured
do 6Ac: clear sides at l.2c; breakfast bacon
9Nc Dried Beet, IL. Lard Fancy city,
s l-+c. ~
RAGS. Ike per pound.
Wool Quoted 1t 20aSSc for choice washed,
and one-third Cd for unWAShed NarketdulL.
sEEpS- Timothy seed, / 4Oal 50 per bushel;
clover, 5 OOaS 50.
SALT. Per barrel, l 10
TALIOW. Z l.9r for country.
ToRGcuo.g NaVieS Sa6ac; 65aIOc.