The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-04
Financial and Commercial.
wheeling wholesale Market.
oErlcE DAlLY 1NrEllI0NeER,

oPPicE DAILY IS%TrtLioEScER,
WHEELING, Tuesday, June 8.
Business In wholesale circles was fairly act
I've to-day, with receipts Of green STUFF yer,
\ liberal. Strawberries were In large recclp
) and sold well. There Is no particular chang,
to record In prices. Butter and egg, remnIt
at previous quotations.
The quotations given In the following re
o ports are prices realized OF wholesale tranSac
tiOnS, unless otherwise specified:
ARrLEs-Are quiet but steady. Prime Ia
choice stock Is rather scarce aud brings good
0 prices but lower qualities can only be sold
. at low figures. We quote fancy stock at 81 81
70 81 90 per barrel.
. ~BEASs-ThCrc Is a slow demand and lib.
eral Offerings lt former quotations. We
bush.
BrTrIR = Market dull and weak. The best
grades nicely packed and OF UNREASONABLE
quality meet with a slow but steady sale at
quotations. Common stock trnot wanted and
has TO be sold at low rates. We quote choice
rolls ut aalOci common TO good, 5asc grease,
CANNED GoeDs-QuotatiOns: Peaches, 8 b
cans, per dOz, new, $276; 9 ID cans, new, Sc is;
8 ID cans tomatoes, 81 10; WinSlOw corn, Q ID
cans, 81 90; sweet corn, 81 25; common corn
81 10 strawberries, 2 ib cans, 81 20; blackber.
ries, 2bCanS, O0c; raspberries, 2 beans, 81 so;
plums, 2 b cans, 81 so; lima beans, 9 b cans,
81 20.
CHEEsE-With u steady demand, trade Is
iairIy active on prime grades. Receipts arc
lalr but not excessive. We quote prime new
Ohio and Western factory ut &c to 7xc, accord.
Ing to quality; New York cream, 0HalOc;
Swcitzer, l2c.
CiDER--Per barrel, 81 5Oa5 90.
CoAI-Per 100 bushels, $80Oa7 90.
DRIED FRuirs.-Are quiet Und steady with
light business. We quote Apples at 3a2Hc;
Peaches SIISaic for prime halves. Other quo.
LationS: Pruncs at &c; old CurruntS at 4c;
new &c: RnisinS, new, 81 90; Valencia, new,
nc.
EGGs-ReCeiptsare liberal, butas the supply
= not perceptiblyi In excess Of the demand,
the market remains steady and firm, We
quote at lOc per dozen for strictly fresh.
FEATHERs-ln good demand; live geese
FIsH-Quotations: For packages containing
700 pounds of sound fish, light weight and in.
lerior qualityat prices to correspond Goldfish
boneleSs 81 90; Lake herring, half bbls, at
81 W. riCkerel, half bbls, $3.50; white fish,
81 %. Half bbls. No. 3 mackerel 81 50; No.
9, 50 so.
FLOrR-Thedemand continues fair and the
market Is firm Mt former figures. JObbtng quo
t4tlons are are asfOllOws: White wheat family
% 90 to OO; red wheat family S. 90: supefs
So so; ryetOur s. 00a3 IS. Buckwhcat out
of the market.
FRUITS AXD VEGErABLEs-Trade was active
to-day, and the market was easy on veg.
etabLGs under liberal offerings. We quote
strawberries ut l0c per box; oranges, per
case, SOOOliOOG per box, s. 6Oai 50: lemons, per
box. ~ p: green peas, 81 so per box; green
beans, 81 W per box; new cabbage. 81 75a2 90 per
barrel; new potatoes, IS OOaB 90 per barrel:
onions, 25c perdOzen punches ;rhubarb, loo per
I0zen punches; spinach, 75c per barrel; kale,
6oAI5c per barrel; radishes, 25l30c per dozen
lunches; lettuce, 500 per barrel; Cucum.
6ers, 4ea5Oc per dozen asparagus, 3Oai0c per
dozen punches.
GROCERIES The sugar market continues
firm with an increasing demand. Molasses and
rice firm at quotations. COiTeeS unchanged,
Prices current for the jobbing trade
are rs follows {: Ccfees, fair to good Rio
at l2alSc, prime loo, choice Ice, best
roasted l5C, yellow Rio 16c, Java Csc, S,rtDs,
common Sol3jc, prime lOA45c; New Orleans
lnolasses, prime 35c, choice 4Oc. Sugars, re.
fined hard crushed &c, granulated SAC, pow.
dered DC, A coffee SIC, B sac, commercial
A sugar &c, commercial CTNc, yellow G
nc, golden G &c, common yellow GAa7c.
Rice. Carolina choice nc, New Orleans prime
G15a7c.
GRAlS-This market is firm and steady.
Wheat continues firm with prices still rela.
lively lower here than in other markets. We
quote prime winter ut 81 W per bustel.
EoTn remains firm and In good demand with
light receipts; quotations have advanced TO
S5aSSc. Oats are also steady with light re.
ccipts, and n fairly active demand; the ten.
dency Is firm. We quote at 25a2Sc. Rye is
moving freely ut 40c.
llA~T-Conlinues scarce and firm at previous
quotations. We quote: baled, 50 0UalO 90;
loose, $l2 90 per ton.
HoGs-SHa3HC per h., in prime hacking
lots.
HoMtNY-Per barrel, $500.
HoNEY-Perlb |, l2lSa15c.
MAPLE SYRUP-per gallon, S. 90.
NAiLS-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 to 70I 50 90. I'd
and Cd 81 Is, Cd land 7d$2G 5, 4dand 5d$2 Is Sd
8 80, 81 $40. Barrel, &inch SO 90, * inch
IS 90, Inch $3.50, 1HinCh$S 75lN inch 81 so,
~ inch g 0!,lH inch 81 rs. Finishing, Inch
81 90, lAinCh SO 90, lA inch $i25, IL tc TX
inch 81 %, Q inch s. IS, ~ inch s. 10, s inch
and over s. Is. Casing and Box, l0d 10 sod,
$2T5, Sd s. 15,0d s. 90, 4d Sic, Cd $50. Fine
blued, d$S ~, i'll 81 w, I'd * IS. Lining, X
in. s. 80, X in. S. 90. Tobacco hid, 1Od 81 SIS,
Sd 1925, Cd and I'd s. 90. Clinch, all sizes$ IS IS.
Cut Spikes, all sizes s. 25. Boat Spikes s. 7G.
Stating, 81 81 90, I'D $500, Sd$3 IS, I'd IS 90.
ONIoNs-Are steady and unchanged. We
quote BermudaS at So O0a2 IS.
PorA1oEs-feceipts continue light, but the
demand for old potatoes Is quite limited and
trade is restricted to n slow but steady jObbing
business from store at about steady quotations,
we quote at 81 90 per bushel for peach
blows.
P%ouLTRY-In light supply. We quote
dressed chickens at salOc per ID, and live nj
81 5OaS 90 per dozen; turkeys, Oallc per Id;
geese, &c per lbi ducks, salOc per lib.
PROvIsiONs-There has been but littlechange
in the general position Of the market for the
hog products for some weeks past. We can re-
portn very fur demand. Following are the
current jObbing rates:
Packages tor meats hold as follows: Casks, l,OOO lbs;
Half Casks, 500 lbs; TiercGS, $50 lbs; BLrrels, 80 lbs;
Bags, 200 Lis.
S. Z. Hams, 10 ID. averagc....... "
" !: ID. ycrage..".......""..... ~
il and IS lib. " second quality.
~ u trN Ia 20 H. Al =