The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-04
Financial and Commercial.
/. wheeling wholesale Market.
oErrcx DAILY IsrxL1reEScr

.ssa WHEELrSG, Tuesday, December 3. J
The movements Of business to-day were
not especially active in any particular line,
but fair average trade was done In the ag-
gregate. The receipts OF grain were liberal,
and q fair trade was done at steady prices.
Flour remained In fair demand and firm. Pro-
duce was moderately active and about steady
on the leading staples. Provisions showed no
especial change. In ngroceries, both sugar and
coffee are lower
ArPLEs-C Continue to arrive in large vol
ume, and the market Is easy but unchanged.
There Is q fair jobbing demand. We quote
choice eating apples at 50casl so per barrel.
BAKING PowpER-95a36c per lb.
.BEASs-Are In fair supply, with steady de-
mand for prime white Navy at s IS per bush.
BEEswAx-20a25c.
BRooMs-Fancy, s. O0a2 50; plain 81 25al SO.
BUrrER-Choice grades continue steady,
with moderated emand. Lower qualities re.
main dull and lifeless, however, with large OF.
ferings. We quote choicedairy rollsat 10al5c.
CABBAGE-Per 100 heads, s. OOa8 90.
CANNED Gosps-QuotationS Peaches, > b
cans, per toz, new, s. IS; . 10 cans, new, g 25;
8 ID cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, 2 b
cans, 81 90; sweet corn, 81 80; common corn
81 IS; strawberries, 9 b cans, 81 20; blackbcr-
ries, 2b cans 81 90; raspberries, 2ibcans, 81 so
plums, b cans, 81 so; lima beans, d cans,
81 Is; cove oysters, i b cans, 6oc; 9 b cans,
s120. & ,',
CnIEsE4The receipts continue fight, and
the wholesale demand Is quiet. There Is q
steady iobbiug trade, however, at former quo
tations. We quote Ohio factory at s11a9c,
according to quality; New York cream, OI1a
10c; schweitzer, 12c.
CHEsrsrrs-Pcr bushel, $3 80.
CHIcKESs--Live 81 40al 70 per dozen.
CDER-Per barrel. s. 50a3 co.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 90 COAT 90.
-.CRASBERRIEs-Per- barrel, 81 5Oas co.; per
box, s. 90.
DRIED FRurrs-Are moving steady but ratt-
or slowly with liberal supplies. Apples are
quoted at 2Iia3c; Peaches Sl9aic for prime
halves. Other quotations: Prunes at G11a
Sc; old , Currants at BIC; now 5ka6c
Raisins, new 800; Valencia, new &c.
EeGs-The supply Is rather lighter, and
strictly choice eggs are getting a little scarce,
while picked are still offered freely. Prices
are not changed, however. We quote strictly
fresh stock at 20c. .- .tFe,
FEATHERs-Tn good demand; live geese
4Oa5oc. ,.s--
Flsn-Quotations: For packages containing
100 pounds OF sound fish, light weight and In
fferior quality at p rices TO correspond: Goldfish
boneleSs 81 90; Lake herring, half bblS, ai
81 so; pickerel, half bbls, $3.50; white fish
800. Half bbls. No. 3 mackerel s. O0aS 80
No. 9, $50.
FLoUR-The demand continues to show .
fair degree ofactiyity, and prices remain firm
We quote white wheat family ut S O0a5 25;red
wheat tnnily 81 25a4 So supers s. 00a3 50; rye
tiouf $500. Buckwhcat, 81 75aS 90 per 100 lbs
GROCERIES - There Is q brisk trade, al
quotations: Cbfees, fair to good Rio N
tanJA cont, ,1y;,;s TX nonEl nLn,nS IN ronf. hea
roasted 2Oc, yellow Rio 20c, Java o5c. SyrttpS
common 40al5c, prime 4sc; New Orleans mo
lasses, old crop, s0a35c; new crop, prime
45c, choice 45c. Sugars, refined hard crushed
9jSc, granulated exc, powdered, 9Ac, A cof
fee 9Ic, B 9c, commercial A sugar &c, com
mercial @ sHc, yellow g 7Hc, golden G 7hc
common yellow 65ta7c. Rice, Carolina choict
&c, New Orleans prime &c.
GfSsESG-No. I, dry, 75aS0c peril
GRAIX-Thegrain trade Is quiet, with liber
al receipts and and steady prices. Wheat Is
quiet with buyers and sellers apart, the prices
offered and asked being in some cases outsld,
OF our quotations. Wequote Whcatat s0as5c
per buSlel; Corn, 35aI0c; Oats, 25c; Rye. 45c
HAY-Remains quiet and weak baled, 50 O
al0 90; loose, 81 06as 90 per ton.
NAus-The following arc the card rates
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 70 70d s. 90, *
and oil So IS, land I'd 81 so, 4dand Sd S9T5, 81
50 so, ID $475. Barrel, Xinch 80 90, x incl
Is 90, inch, b 50, j inch s. IS, " inch a. 80
| i3s inch - 90 inch s. IS Finishing, Incl
81 90, X inch % 90, ~ inch $425, IL tc -
Inch 81 90, inch s. rs, 2IhI inch 50 80, incl
and over s. %. Casing and Box, 10d TO sod
S275, Sd g coed S o, ID $40, Sd 81 So Fin
Blued, I'd $3 70, Sd 81 90, I'd $575. Lining,
In. s. 50, u in. s. 90. Tobacco hhd, 10d - %
SdS275t Cd and I'd 3 90. Clincl, all sizes g 7i
Cut Spikes, all sizes s. 25. Boat Spikes, - 70
Stating, Sd 81 90, I'd $ 90, Sd &9 IS, I'd SS 90.
|, ONIoas-The market lsdull and quiet witt
large supplies. We quote at 60c per bushcl
/ oRAS6Es--SSs 00a1O 50 per barrel.
Por4roEs-Receipts arc rather moderate
but the supply on hand Is ample for all n
quirements, which are principally confined /
q rather quiet hut steady jobhing demand
Prices arc not materially changed. We quot
peachblows at 65a75c per bush. Sweet pott
toes are easy At g 90 per barrel.
PRoyIsIoSs-There are no changes OF an
particular importance TO note In this marke'
The outlook aS yet Is not very encnuragin
for any decided appreciation in the prieG
OF the hog product. Following are III
current rates: Mes Pork-FaInily 50 O
clear $3.50. Bacon-HamS, uncanvGssed, S14z
plain shoulders SIC; sugar cured do 51SC
clear sides at 5ISe; breakfast bacon ~
fresh sausage, 7ci Bologna sanslRe. Sc. Dire
Beetle. Lard-Fancy city, &c In tiercei
In barrels Ike; barrels, 7kc; In 20 i
! pals, Ike; In 10 lb, pals sAc.
RAGs-l4c per pound.