The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-02-05
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.
-, OFFICE E. DAILY ISTELLIorscrR,

Wa)lenle tr4ua " ISul Ol5rute tO.,lay with q
rather slow movement IN most lines. Grain
continued about as quoted last week. while
In produce apples were weak, although
commission houses nominally maintained
former quotations Groceries were quiet and
generally unchanged, while provisions were
firm, at slight advance over last weeks Oun-
tatlons. The produ . trade showsIitt change,
The Quotations given In the following re.
ports arr prices realized on wholesale transac.
tons, unless otherwise specified:
APPLEs-Ieeceipts are heavy and themarket
has an easy tendency. While jOhbing quota.
tons are nOminally maintained, round lots
have to be shaded somewhat 10 secure sales.
We quote Mt 81 2SAl 60per barrel, according to
quality.
BAKING PowpER-o5aSOc per lb.
BEANs-Are In fur supply, with steady de.
mand for prime white Navy at 81 rs per bush,
BEEswAX-90a25c.
BRooMs-Fancy, 81 0Oa2 so; plain 81 25al so.
BuTrEG-Rcceipts are rather light at pres.
cnt and choice stock Is in good demand Low
grades continue In excessive supply from
previous RccumulatiOnS and are hard to sell.
WequOte prime to choice dairy rolls at 2I<a
l5c.
CABBAoE-Pcr 100 heads, s. OOas 90.
CANNED GosDs-QuOtatiOns Peaches, 8 b
: w,
8 b cans tomatoes, 81 10; Winsl6w corn, b
cans, 81 90; sweet corn, 81 10; common corn
81 25 strawberries, 2 b cans, 81 20; blackber-
ries, beans 00c; raspberrieS, 9 beans, 81 50 ;
plums, 2 ID canS, 81 so; lima beans, h cans,
81 %. wv " '""''
CHREsE-Thcre Is fair trade at steady
prices, with moderate receipts and light sup.
plies. We quote prime Ohio factory at TIA
Sc, according to quality; New York cream, 9a
9ISc; Sweitzer, l2c.
CIDRR-Per barrel. s. 50a3 90.
CoAL-Pcr 100 bushels, 50 00a7 90.
CRAXnERREEs-Per barrel, s. 5OAs 90; per
DRIED FRuIrs-AppIes are quoted 2a2lIc F;
Peaches 319aic for prime halves Other quo.
tations: Prunes ut 6IGa7c; old CurantS at
&c; new &c; Raisins, new 81 90; Valencia,
new 7Hc.
EGos-Continne almost nominal on strictly
fresh from the absence Of offerings Picked
show no especial change. We quote strictly
fresh, guaranteed, at 25aSOc per dozen.
FEATnERs-In good demand; live geese
40a50c,
FlsH-Quotattons: Forpackages containing
100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight and in.
tcrior quality at prices to correspond: Goldfish
bOneleSS a 90; Lake herring, half bbls, at
81 so; rtckerel, half bbls, ST so: white ish.
81 co. Half bbls, No. 5 maCkerel s. OOaS so ;
No. q $40.
FLouR-Receipts are large, and the market
is moderately active at steady prices We
quote jobbing prices as follows White wheat
family IS 00a5 25; red wheat family 81 40; su-
pers s. 0OaS 50i rye -four $2 75a36O. Buck
wheat, s. so per 100 lbs.
GROCERILs market for both sugar and
coffee continues steady with very fair dc.
mand. MolaSses in fair request at quoted
rates Lard oil las advanced three cents per
gallon at Cincinnati In sympathy with lard.
Canned tomatoes are reported firm and tend
Ing upward, and peaches are also firm. Quota
ting C,sees, fair to good Rio at lSI<al4Xc,
prime l5c, choice lie, best roasted l0c, yellow
Rio lSc, Java 25c. Synips, common iOa
NC, prime 4SC; New Orleans molasses, prime
4oc, choice 45c. Sugars, refined hard crushed
9Ae, granulated 9Nc, powdered, 02<c, a cof.
fee Dc, B SNc, commercial A sugar SNC, Cnm.
mcrclal Q SIC, yellow G Ike, golden C &c,
common yellow 0ka7c Rice, Carolina choice
7LSc, New Orleans prime 7a7Hc.
GAME-Vcnison, l211al8c per ID; rabbits and
squirrels, l0c each; plIeasants per dozen, s. 90;
partridgcs, 81 Is per dozen.
GRAlN-Receipts are moderate on most
kIndsOf grain, but supplies are fully ample
for all requirements. Wheat remains rather
nominal at former quotations. We continue
toquote medium at S5a0oc per busIlel; Corn,
S5a40c; Oats, 95c; Rye, 40al5c.
HAY-Remains quiet and weak baled, 80 90
al0 90; loose, 81 0Oas 90 per ton.
HoGs-SaS1c per lb., IN prime packing lots.
lIoAtSY-Per barrel, 1926.
HoSEY-Per ID, l2I{aI6c.
NAlLR-Tho following are the card rates
Nails, DradS and Fencing 10 to 70d Sc 10, Sd
and Cd g 10, GLAND 7d$2 05, I'd and Cd $3.50 Sd
s. 05, % 81 90. Barrel, Nincl 80 10, X Incl
s. IS, Inch $l05, lXinch$ g 90 u Inch 81 O5
~ inch $3 10, TX inch Sc 90. Finishing lincl
81 10, l1tinCh 90 Is, l% inch 81 10, TX tc lA
inch 81 Is, 3 inch $S 90, 9IS inch s. 55, s Incl
and over S. 10. Casing and Box, lOd 10 9Od
50 90 Sd s. Ii. Cd 50 a, ID 81 95 Sd 81 0j, Fine
Blued, Id s. 80, Sd 81 is, % IS 90, Lining, X
In. IS 65, y in. IS 10. Tobacco hid, lOj " 50
ID g 00. I'd and I'd s. 10. Clinch all sizes s 90
Cut Spikes, all sizes :? 10. Doat SPIKES Sc 90
Stating 81 s. Is, Id IS Is. Sd 81 90, 2l$SI6.
0SI0Ss-FherS Is a fair demlnd and tht
supply Is quite light with firm feeling a
75o per husliel,
PARStFS-per harrcl, 81 30,
PoTATaRs-HemaiR quiet and dull on thl
whole, with strictly primo scarce and firm
We quote peach blows at S0ca$l 90 Der bush
el. Sweet potatoes, S so per barrel,
PoUErRY-DrcsSed poultry is In light sunni,
and scarce at firm prices. Wequote chickens
live, 81 40al 71per dozen, and dressed 1850 ne
lhi turkeys, aal0c per ID dFessed geese, q
per lh dFcssedi luckt, sal0c per lh dressed.
PRQyIsloYs-Th"re Is a fair business for il,
season, and the market Is firm III syMpath
with the recent sharp advance on hogs, III
Cincinnati COnmeFeldl SRysl "Tho bulls sect
70 have control Of the leading western market,
Prices at Chicago held at an advance on ye
teElays rates for all tie products OF The hol
This stimulates the market here, and thoug
buyers and sellers Sare slow In their movement
stocks are, firmly held. This Is sattributabl
not SO much to q speculative feelingas to III
; impression that the season Is about over K
: the receipt OF hogs. and that the low rat,
!. now prevailing for the products will Secufe
/ largely increased consumption IN the future,
! Following are the current jobbtng rates: