The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-10-12
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GnqiR.-DuFing the week this market has become
lnmsWhat ulsettled and demOnliEedi corn, IN par.
ucnlRf, and for time there were sellem but no
buyen, In Whea', there Is very little arriving and
II a hard To- quote accurately. In the absence Of
aly lAE,e s4les No Hel may be quoted q q So and
I y EsdiSn a ti :, y y COM a o. sgh i
" about the same range, Oats are weak and dull
g lSa4ec Tor mixed, and 6la2 for white. Rye Is
FOur-The market d leaa active and weaker, al.
though We make no change In our quotations except
for Eye Hour which Il In scAnt supply and hlgher,
quotations AFe 81 76a4 w for "super " 2a7 70 inF
~ y WINTER Whea'' and patents y % Rye, % pa
Nsui.-Por the past week prices have been very
Ar and steady With good demand. The market,
Packages for meats hold as follows Half caaks,
800 u; Hsrces, $50 n; Barrels, $50 n; Bag, 80 D.
G CanvAssed Hams, 10 to l? lbs...,,,,.,,,.,,, Is
sCC g Hams, y 70 y ID Ryerage...,.,~..r,,,,. Is
10 70 70 10 aVerage''.'',..".",.,,',.., lt<
s Q Shoulders, II
Plain Bacon shoulder, l6
RET,I,v p,, hisr ~ IL,
lAmll FpIk Np4iIet ~ ~ l'''.'.'", 11
gleh tuEk Nv ll4 10
PaEs Leaf Lard TIsrc ss0 s
g Half barrels, $50 lbs.,,..,,.,, laH
Pals, IL lbs s.,.,,..,.,.,.,,,,,..,. lax
one.half pals, l0lbs,"..,.., l9
bologll ~
Lard on Extra Western Strained 90
% wSItS Miners Hsi; 0ii Winter
CiRllaI G0als-AIarkot steady and arn. Not
change has been made this week. Quotations arc D
cans, ple Peaches, q 0G ? cans peaches S2 .; ?b
cans peaches . %; Tomatoes . cans q SGal %.
berries ? cans 81 W. BlaCkheFheS, cans 81 80,
RsspbeLhes, D cans 81 90 Plnms, u cans, u tga
50. Lima beans, ? h cans 81 %. Cove oysters, D
cans, Light, T5c; full weight 81 -,
Dried Frutis.rhe market shows signs oiNincreAS-
lug llyellneas. WeglOte Apples at 4bc; Peaches 7c
sOr prime halves pru9es fe cgEaals, ii RaIsinS,
GToeeiei-fhIs Is aid TO have been the 'dullest
month OF the year. Buyers were all made aware Of
tho advance that took place early In the month and
bought Sag then SIIl whGlCss9 AM men sAy the month
changes were made In prices during the week. Quo
tatOls 4re given lS follows; Coffee; fair l9c good
Rl0 l2I{C prime A1Gc choice lhO best roasted l7c,
yellow Rio l8bc Java DC, SyTups have taken quite
an advance; common Sta4Oc prime 42a4sc, choice
$50; New Orleans inolases, prime Co., choice 65C;
maple syrup 81 % per, gallon. Sugars are active and
powdered iis, coiiee lS,c D iSc T pairle 1sii sugar.
VIZ, palace gJGo, golden 0 prime sISc yellow
7lSaS. Rice, Caroline choice 81, New Orleans prime
Esh--NO Q mackeF9l, bbls,, u %; No. 2 medium
an advance.
saR1PSr :; b. barrel Pittsburgh salt 81 IS. lthIm.
WoOL-There was no change In the market except
that afain ere somewhat glieter owing 10 the fact
that the wool has nearly oil been bought up Prices
are lORl2c and one e-thlri off for unWaShed.
Whisky-ln this market, this commodity Ia firm al
81 l6 per proof gallon.
GtaisRgE AIHrReI sill steady at 81 90 pey pound
Bedns-QuUted 40 follows Prime IiAVl6s s. 60A
. %; do medium 81 n; butter do 81 2ia3 10; rOd
kidney " T6a3 0l red pink q 1Ga3 0O; linAs SAlOC,
Cheese-ls quoted IN alObDlng at Hall for prime
Ohio, and liNalhc tOr'New York, sweltzeF lSal7g,
according " lAllty,
BItCFSWe quote prime to choice dairy at SOaG9c,
and creamery at SjG3SC lnFgG buyers refuse 10 pay
more than our outside quotations; common 10 talf
country article 2OagiC
Eggs-C1nllnue to he fairly active, hut prices un.
changed; selling at glaGH f6fiFesh stock.
FeaihErs-Llye geese iIu at G,hlG5C.
My-ls IN better and ehSler but pTiceSare un'
changed, baet Sl6i loose On wagon, SO O0al9 co.
Nnta-Tle carl FitG remains unchanged; nate on
all nails fence and binds from Il to lO8d "a s. q.
PoIury-liYe chickensln liberal supply, selling
W 3lLJOC per pair, according 10 size.
Honey remains the same at ?lagic per pound for
TatoW-No changer country 7asc per pOandi city
SJSADC.
StedS-Tle price has fallen OH all brands tImo-
thy q Sja9 % por bushel, and clover at 20 for
small and % 80 for large.
Fruits-Apples q 0Ol2 20 90 per barrel for com.
mon TO AlF and s. O0L3 10 for prime 10 choice;
eachess 81 5Oa3 90 per buShe plums 81 5Oai 30 per
tishel; qulnCeS " 2OJa2 6O