The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-05-21
Financial and Commercial.
Nfheellns wholesale Market.
oETTcE DAILY ISrEItidEScEa,
WHITENING. TueAlaY. MAY 20.

- AtN 10 AV ANSAd9N NlAHllAN III VIZ WLull
sale trade movements. Grain Is IN fair suppl
and Hour Is coming In freely, but both renal
. firm. Produce Is moderately active on fres
fruits and vegetables and rather slow and cas-
on other staples. An active jObblng trade
doing in groceries, at unchanged prices. Pro
d visions continue firm and steady.
The quotations given In the following re
ports are prices realized on wholesale tnnsac
tlonS, unless otherwise specified;
i APPLs-Remain quiet but steady with mod
! crate receipts. Prime TO choice stock Is rath
er scarce and brings good prices, but lowe
l. qualities can only be sold at low figures, "
: quote fancy stock at$ | so to 50 90 per barrel,
BAEINu PowpER-25S3Gc per pound.
BEANs=Are dull with q slow demand ant
liberal offerings at former quotations, W.
bush, ~
BREswAx-2h25c.
BRooMs-FanCy, $20Oa2 so; plain,$l 2Sal 80,
BUTTER The market Is unchanged from Il,
, usual dull and weak condition. The best
. grades nicely packed and Of unquestiOnable
. quality meet with q slow but steady Sale at
i. quotations. Common stock Is not wanted and
mas to DO sold Of low rates. We quote choice
5ols ~ SalVci common to good, 6aSc; grease,
CANNED GosDs-Quotations: Peaches. 8 n
cans, per doZ, new, s. rs; 2 b cans, new, Sc is;
) 70 cans tomatoes 81 10; WinSlow corn, . ID
cans, 81 so; sweet corn, 81 Is; common corn
81 10 strawberries, 2 b cans, 1870; blackber.
rtes, 2bcans, O0c; raSpberres, 2 tbcans, 81 so;
plunls, 2 b cans, 81 80; lima beans, 2 h cans
~ cove oysters, ltb cans, OOc; 2 b a
CREsE-The demand Is steady and trade
y fairly active on prime grades Receipts are
AR but not excessive. We quote prime new
Ohio and Western factory ut 7a7Xc, accord.
ing 10 quality New York cream, OHal0c;
SweitEer, l2C.
CtDER-Per barrel, 81 60a5 90.
CoAL-Per 100 bushels, 50 OOa7 90.
DRIED FRuIrs--Are quiet and steady with
light business. We quote Apples at 5a2jfc;
Peaches S1aic for prime halves. Other quo.
tatio1s: Prunes at Go; old Curnnts at 4c;
nc. "'"
EGGs-Receipts are liberal, but the supply
Is not perceptlbly In excess of the demand,
ana the market remains steady and firm. We
quote at 9alOc per dozen for strictly fresh.
FEATitERs-ln good demand; live geese
Fts1-Quotations: For packages containing
tog pounds OF sound fish, light weight and in.
error quality at prices to correspond: Goldfish
ooneless 81 W; Lake herring, half bbls, at
y " IleKerei, hall bbls, 81 so; white fish,
{, s. 80. -0'' NO'
FLouR-The demand continues fair and the
market is firm at former figures, Jobbing ouo.
tations are are as follows: White wheat family
y G0ao %; red wheat family IS 90; supefs
s. so; ryeAour s. OOaS Is. BrckwheSt I'M
of the market.
FRUITS AMI VEGErARLEs-Tade was active
today, but the market remained easy on veg.
etablSs under liberal offerings. We quote
strawoerrtes ut 25c per box; oranges, per case,
SS UOaiOOO; per box, s. 60at 800; lemons, per
box, - .; green peas, 81 so per box; green
Deahs, 81 10 per box new cabbage, $3.50 per
barrel, new potatoes, IS 00a6 80 per barrel;
onions 2ocperd dozen punches ;rhu6arb, l5c per
dozen builclles; spinach, 500 per barrel: kale,
SOa16c PEI barrel radishes, 25aSOc per dozen
punches; lettuce, s. 5Oa4 90 per barrel; cucum.
dozen punches.
GRocERiEs-The sugar market continues
hrm with an increasing demand. In regard
TO collee the New York Buletin saws: .5The
demand for BRAZIL grades has been fair, with.
out reaching point Of much animation, and
the market shows no great change on the gen.
eFal situation. Il anything, however, the IN.
cltnatlon is to talk a triile SteadIer, AID former
Quotations may be considered as about inside
on most grades MolASSes and rice firm at
quotations. Prices current for tlle iobbins troSe
are as follows: C6ees, fair to good RIO
ut l2GlSc, prime l5c, choice l6c, best
roasted loo, yolloW Rio Ice, java &c, Svrups,
common Sa435c, prime 40A45o; New Orleans
molaSses, prime 35c, choice 40c. Suqqrs. M.
tined hard crushed 0Hc, granulated SIC, how.
deTed Dc, A coffee SIC, B SIC, commercial
sugar SC, commercial C7$c, yellow I'll
nc, golden c &c, common yellow 0Xa7c.
Rtee Carolina choice IHc, New Orleans prime
GRArS-,The demands steady and he mar.
Set remains hrInl, but no quotable advance can
ne reported, Wheat is IN moderate supply
here than in other markets. Wequote prime
red winter ut 81 90 per bushel, Corn
remains firm and in good demand with light
receipts; We quote at 30aS5c. Oats are also
steady with light receipts, and q fairly active
demand. ErioeS arc A0t luotahly higher, but
the tendency Is firm. We quote at Csc, rive
Is moving freely at 40c.
HAr-C0nlinues scarce and firm at previous
quotations. Wee quote: baled, 80 OOalO 90;
loose, $12 90 per ton.
lots.
H~oNtxY-Per barrel, $500,
HOSEY-PoF ID, 12(fal5p.
MAPLE SYRuP-per gallon, 81 90.
NMl-The following are the card utes;
Nails, BradS and Fencing, 10 to T0d Sc 90, sd
and Cd 50 25, 6dand DISCO 4dand 5d$o 5,Sd
So 80, I'd 81 as. Barrel, %tnch 50 90, X inch
So %, Inch $3.50, lHinch$3 T5IN inch 81 SO,
~ inch s. 0L,1h inch s. rs. Finishing, Inch
81 %, TiRoh 800. IN inch $425, tx tc 1XI
inch u OF, 3 inch s. rs, az inch S. 10, 8 Inch
and over s. %. Casing and Box, 10d to sod,
S276, Sd s. 1854 s. 20, I'D $410, Sd $3.50. Fine
Blned. 4d$S76, I'd 81 90, ID S. IS. Lining, x
in. So, Kin. s. 90. Tobacco hhdt 10l $2 IS,
Sd So 10, GLAND I'd 50 90. Clinch, all sizes$S as.
Cut Spikes. OIL sizes s. Is. BoatSpikes, s. 70.
Stating, Sd s. 90, 4Q $500, Sd Is IS, ID S. 90.
0NloNs-Rem4in quiet but steady. I've
quote at S250a2 Is per barrel.
hRsSIPs-Per barrel, 81 Is,
PoTAToEs-Receipts continue light, but the
demand for old potatoes Is quite limited and
trade Is restricted to a slow but steady iobbing
business lrUm store at about steady quotations.
we quote at 81 local % per buShel for peach
P%ouLTRy-En light supply. We quote
dressed chickens at Sal0c per ID, and 1--we at
50 6OaS 90 per dozen; turkeys, Gallo per ID;
geese, &c per lhi ducks, SalOcp per ID,
PROVEsjoNS-There has been but liltleOhange
IN the general position Of the market for the
hog products for some days past. We can re.
Porta very fairand increasing demand, but no
important change la prices. Following are
the current jobbing rates:
p4CkRgsS tor meats hold As follows Casks, i,OOOIbs.
Iialt CSSSk5 6OOlh'i TIGFces, so lbs.i RaFrela 80 lbti
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