The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-03-26
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
oEncE DAILY ISrELLIoEScEa,
WIIEELINO, TUESDAY, March 25.

steady with fair demand, except on eggs
which were weak aud lower. Groceries did ,
fair trade, ut reduced quotations In cofFecs ant
sugars Provisions remained firm and stead,
with fair demand.
The quotations given In the following re
ports are prices realized on wholesale tranSac
tons, unless otherwise specified:
APPLEs-The supply continues liberal, bu
Is made up chiefly VI common and medium
stock on which there Is little or no denlant
and a weak market Choice sound qualities
arc In good demand and steady at previous
quotations We quote choice grades at 81 so
bA&ISG PowDER-25aS0c per pound.
BEINs-The offerings are libenl and price.
are easy. We quote prime White Navy al
81 60al IS per bush.
BEEswAx-20a25c.
BROoNs-Fancy, $200a2 80; plain, 81 25al So
BUrrER-TherC Is liberal supply OF nearly
all grades, butthe bulk Of the offerings Is com.
mon to medium stock on which there Is al.
ready an excessive accumulation, and no mar.
ket worth speaking Of. On the other hand
strictly CHOICE grades are moving freely with
moderate supplies and steady demand al
former quotations, with sometimes cent or
two more when the quality Is extra. We
quote choice rolls at l5alSc; common to good,
5aSc; grease, Gc.
CA9RAqE-Per barrel, 81 GOAL Is.
O4NSED GQSps-Quotqtiops Reaches, 8 n
cans per doz, new, S275; 2 b cans, now, s. rs;
8 ID cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winslow corn, 2 ID
cans, 81 5Qi sweet corn, 81 25 common corn
81 Is stFaWbePFiOa, 2 n CanS, q 90; 6laokber.
ries, 3 cans aOc; rspberies, 2 ibCans, 81 30;
plums, 2 tb cans, 81 So; lima beans, 9 b cans,
25; cove oysters, b cans, 0Oc; 2 b cans,
CaEEsE-Remains steady and unchanged
with fair receipts and steady jnbbing de-
lnand. Wequote prime 0hii factory ut I Va
Sc, according to quality; New York cream. ST
aloe; Sweitzer, l2c.
CIDER-Per barrel. s. 50a3 90.
CoAI-Pcr 100 bushels, 50 00a7 90.
CRANBEERIEs-Thc market Is firm. We
glole at s. 5oaS % per haFFcli s2 f5aS 90 pei
DRIEl FRylrs-AFe IN steady demand. We
quote Apples at 2a21Ec; Peaches SJ<a4c for
prime halves. Other quotations: Prunes al
6I9a0c; old Currunts At 4c; new SC; Rails.
ins, new 81 90; Valencia, new Ike.
EGGs-The demand was moderate to-day,
Will le receipts continued quite large and t6e
market N i ~ Tas xePk and prices lower We quote
EARLY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 25C per dozen
punches; rhubarh, 65c per doEcn; spinach,
per barrel, 50 0Oi Eale, per barrel, 81 is.
FRArHERs-ln good demand; live geese
40a5Oc.
FIsit-Q Quotations: For packages containing
100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight and in.
tteeior quality at prices to correspond: Goldfish
boneleSs 81 90; Lake herring, half bblS at
81 90; rlckerel, half bbls, $i5O; white fish,
81 90. Hall bblS No. 3 mackerel 81 so; No.
2 g so.
FLoUR-The demand remains rntLer quiet
with a firm nlarkek Quotations have been
ADVANCED tfille since last week. We quote
iobbing prices as follows White wheat tam,
lily S so; red wheat family Al T6a5 90 !;
sIpers s. 50; rye -four % 75a3OG huckwheat.
y 90 per 100 lbs,
GRopE'IES-Tllere has been very fair buSI.
ness the past week. CotIees and su SIrs arc
lower. 1t rs worthy OF mention that the finer
qualities OF coffee are easier bought than fair
TO good roasting grades, which is owing to an
increased demand for the latter and increased
offerings Of the former Refined vel.
low sugar Is steady, while standard
"a" Is weak and lower than II has been
at any time yet, Prices current for the
jobbing trade are as follows C96ees, fair TO
good Rio at l2alSc, prime l5c, choice lGc, best
roasted l5c, yellow Rio lSc, Java 25c SyHps,
SOAiiihOi OV1oVSt PtIhc fVatOcI NeW orleans
mol9sseS, prime 35c, choice 40c. Sugars, re.
dered 9c, A coffee SItc, B SIC, Commercial
A sugar Sc, commercial G &c, yellow 9
nc, golden 9 &c, common yellow ONa7c.
Rice, Carolina choice Nc, New Orleans prime
GHa7c. '''''
GRNS-The grain trade is about st0ady
with fair supplies Of all kinds Of grain.
Wheatts llrn ut 4la9sc Der busbel foF medium
Corn Is N fair sHpplY, and remains steady at
last weeks quotations; We quote at 95aSSo.
Oats are coming In freely, but are still inactive
demand and firm; we quote at 2Ac. Rye con.
tinueS qulot and unchanged at 400,
HAY-Tllo market is quiet but slightly
hrmer We quote: baled, % 00al0 90; loose,
81 0Ous 90 per ton.
Hoos-iaiNc per lb., in prime packing lots.
HoNINY-Per barrel, 500.
HoSEY-Per Id, 12hal5c.
LENoSs-Ptr box, IS IS.
MAPLE SYRuP-Per gallon, 81 10.
MIXcR MEAr-Per H. 7aFIic.
NAltSS-Ihe following are the card rates;
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 to 70l s. il. si
and Oh $2 10, 6dand I'd Sc G5. al and XII S99n si
$ IS, ID $tGl barrel, Xinch 20 IL < insh
* inch IS il, issh ss65 FinishiHa. n n fipolI III
inch d Is inch g o. 2X Inch Is IS S, 5 Incl Il
and over S3 40. Casing and Box, lOI to SOd,
500, Sd s. l5,6d s. A, Id 81 25, sd 81 O5. Fine
Blued, i'd $500, Sd 81 10, I'd IS 90, Lining, X
in. s. 65, X In. s. Is. Tobacco hid. l0d S3 50
81 $2 90, Cd and I'd $ Is. Clinch, all sizes$3 co.
Cut Spikes, oil sizes s. 40. Boat Spikes S2 90
Stating. Sd 81 is. Id $3 10, alS4 90, Ql ass.
oSIoSs--Ane AEp and In light supply al
quotations. 'Wequote at $2 50a2 rs per bar.