The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-06-15
nNAMOTAL ANN oOmnERCTAI-
Wheeling Wholesale Marker.
OFFICE DAILY IErE1L1eENcER,
WHEELING. Tuesday, June Il

"AkEL1h9s 4UGSuaSI J0AS
Business is averaging we'll in all dep1rt
ments. Dry goods are going off very ~satisfac
torily for the season. and prices for s'ap!esare
h%uctuating but little Provisions ara firm
and vary very little in prices. Cameo
goods are stationary and in poor demand
Nails and iron are in fair demand at stable
p'ices. Groceries generally are hrm Sugars
are somewhat lower. Flour and graineare in
good demand and the supp les are liberal.
Wool is opening slowly at IS cents. Business
generally is good.
APPLEs-The demand is brisk for a
good quality and P~ricesgood. We quote choice
eating apples at 81 OOa3 90 per barrel.
BUTrEELCommission merchants report a
rather sluggish demand and poor trade. We
quote choice to fancy grades at 11aI2c, grease
SC.
CANNED GOODS Quotations: Peaches, On cans
per dog, 81 so; 3 n cans, leo; 8b
cans tomatoes, 81 O5a1 IS; sweet corn,
81 GOAL 40: Winsiow corn, 81 so: straw,
berries, 2 n cans, 81 40; blackberriea. 2
cans. 81 co; raspberries, 2 Is cans, 81 25;
pIums, 2 ID cans, 81 40; lima beans, 2 N cans,
81 %; cove oysters, l n cans, light, CSC; full
weight lbs 81 10; 2 lbs 81 30: 2 b cans, 81 80;
cherries 81 S.
CHEEsE-We quote prime new Western
factory at THa8c, according to quality; New
York cream, 16c; Sweitzer, 1Sc.
DRIED FRUITS Quiet and steady. We
quote Apples at 4c, Peaches &c for prime
halves; Prunes &c. Currants new &c;
He"I layers p ~I valencia ralSlnA
EaesLGooddemand. We quote fresh
at l4aI5c per dcz-
FEArHERs-Live geese 4Oa5Oc; duck 4Oc and
scarce.
F1sH-No 8 mackerel bbls., IS so; No. 3
medium mackerel. Sc 90; No. 2, Sc 60a7 90.
FLoER-Market firm. Patent Satin Gloss
s. 60; Diamond Dust -four s. so. Jobbing
quotations are as follows: White wheat
amily S. 75a6 90; rye -four very scarce So OOa
FRUITS AND EaETABLEs-OrangeS, s. OOa6 90
per box; lemons, per box, 50 50a4 90; straw
berries 6alOc per quart; cocoanuts, per 100,
81 OOa5 90; asparagus 25a30c per doz kale
81 Coal so per barrel, pine apples So OOa2 25 per
dozen new cabb .ge 81 75a2 % per Dbl. new
potatoes $5OOa6 90 per barrel; cucumbers 81 GOA
2 90 per box; radishes 25c a dozen punches;
string beans 81 20 Per box; lettuce 75c per
bushel potatoes, So 5Oa3 90 per barrel, per
bushel SOC; Bermuda onions $I75 per bushel /;
new peas 81 90 per box; new tomatoes S5c
per small box, s. so per large box.
GRoCERIEs.-C3fees, fair 12c; good Rio
l2Hc; prime 14Hc, choice 15c, best roasted
l6Ha17c, yellow Rio 1616c, Java 2Sc. Sy11sps,
common 25a30c, prime 35a40c; choice 40;
New Orleans molasses, prime 5Oc, choice
55c; maple syrup 81 90 per gallon.
Sugars, refined hard crushed 11Lc. gram
9lated lie. powdered lie, a coffee 1OLc,
B 9Nc, prairie A sugar 1Oc, palace A 1Oc,
yellow @ SC, golden G SIC, prime SC.
Rice, Carolina choice &c, New Orleans
prime oco hanSoOn 6&c.
GRAN-We quote prime red winter,
shipping and milling new wheat 81 10;
for PrimeM Mediterranean 81 IL Corn is quoted
IN jobbing lots at 65a60c; oats at 4oa45c.
and rye at Zoe.
HAT-We quote baled at S18 o0a2O co, and
loose at $40 0Oal4 90, and plenty.
HsNEY-Perl b. Sa1Oc; choice 25c per ID.
HAIIs-Che card rates on nails, fence and
bruds from 1Od to sod is s. o..
PoULTRY-Chickens So 50a4 90 per dozen,
and vpPV SHaFNn DrIpka 6rnS.nA N0I[r~arlh
P~RovIsIoNs-The market for lard and pork
is good. Following are the current rates:
PACKAGES for meats hold as follows: Casks, ], 900 lbs.
Hall CaskSP 600lbs.; Tierces, $50 los; Barrels, $50 Iba.;