The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-23
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.

WhEBLNOi lueauHyI April ~
There was steady and fairly active whole.
sale movement in most departments to-day.
The grain movement was rather sluggish with
tairreceipts of oats and light offerings of whaet
and corn. Flour was steady with moderate
receipts. Produce was fairly active with large
receipts Of apples and potatoes, and fair sup
plies OF otherstaples. Groceries and provisions
showed fair jobbing movement.
The quotations given in the following rc.
ports are prices realized on wholesale transac.
tions, unless otherwise specified:
APPLEs-Receipts are liberal and the mar
ct Is easy but previous quotations arc main.
tained. We quote choice grades at 81 00a2 rs
per barrel.
BAKING PowDER-25as6c per pound.
BEANs-Remain in good supply at easy but
unchanged prices. We quote prime White
Navy at 81 50al 70 per buSh.
BEEswAX-90a25c.
BRooMs-Fancy, $200a2 so; plain 81 25al 50.
BUTrER-Thc butter trade Is still character
lied by ease In prices, with fair movement
on choice well favored stock ut quotations.
Medium grades are hard to sell and rule weak,
while common and inferior stock can hardly
be given away. We quote choice rolls at l6a
lSc; common TO good 5asc; grease, &c.
CABBAGE-Per barrel, 81 GOAL 25.
CANNED GoeDs-QuotatiOnS Peaches, 5 b
cans, per doz, new, 50 IS; . h cans new, Sc is :
5 ID cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, 2 ID
cans, 81 10; sweet corn, 81 25; common corn
81 Is strawberries, . b cans, 81 20; blackber.
ries, 2lbcans 9Oc; raspberries, 9 beans, 81 so ;
plums, . lb cans, 81 80; lima beans, b cans,
81 25; cove oysters, b cans, Coo; 2 b cans,
81 20.
CuEEsE-Therc Is fairly active trade with
a good demand for mild grades Of old cheese.
which are firm at quotations New Ohio fac.
tory Is of red rather freely, but the quality
Is not first class. We quote prime Ohio
factory ut 71Sasc, according to quality; New
York cream, 9I9a10c; Sweitzer i2c.
CIDER-Per barrel. s. 50a3 co.
CoAI-Pcr 100 bushels, 50 00a7 90.
CRANBERRTEs-Renain about steady We
quote at 81 6OaS o. per barrel So 00lS IS per
box,
DRIED FRut1s-Arc In steady demand. We
quote Apples at 2a9I!c; Peaches SXa4c for
prime halves. Other quotations; Prunes at
&c; old Currants at &c; new &c; Rails.
ins new 81 90; Valencia, new 7ISc.
Edds-Receipts are rather more ample. but
the demand Is active and supplies are not ex.
ceSsiYe. Prices rule about steady as previous.
ly quoted. We quote at lie per dozen for
strictly fresh.
EARLY Onions, CSC per dozen
bunches; rhubarb, CSC per dozen; spinach,
per barrel, $20 90; Kale, per barrel, 81 GOAL b;
Tadishes, S5a4Oc per dozen lettuce, per harrCl'
FE.rHaRs-In good demand; live geese
iOa5Oc,
FIsH-Quotatlons: For packages containing
100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight and IN.
ierior quality prices to correspond: Goldfish
boneless s. 90; Lake herring, half bbls, N
81 90; pickerel, half bbls, $3.50; white ilsh
400. Hall bbls. No. mackercl So 80; No
Q s. 50.
FLouR-There Is steady trade will, rutbe,
easy tendency In sympathy with wheat, buI
quotations arc unchanged. Johbingauotation
arc as follows White wheat family IS Sd: rci
wheat family a fla5 90 /; sInoya $a 81; ryt
-four .S2 76aa'0l, Ruckwheat, $2 90 per i0C
lha
QRooERiEs-There has been no change In III,
market for coffee for some days, although
hrmer feeling prevails; however, while i'm
portes talk confidently about the future, lob
bes are disposed to operate cautiously; buy
ing only to supply immediate actuRI wants
The sugar market Is frmer but unchanged
small fruits will commence 10 come fOrwan
freely within the next lew weeks, and lust 4
soon as they do there will be an increase,
consumption OF sugar. MolaSses, syFup
Iahd rice In fair demand at quotation,