The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-06
~RlNAHcIAL AND OOAAERCIAL
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OTRIcR DAILY IHFELLIsEHoEh


WHERIIHo, Tuesday, July6
Business has been someEhAt demofaltee
during the past week, and very little has bee
done owing to the excitement that prevAils
incident to the terrible psWs Of the attempts
assassination OF Pres dent Garfield, and Foprt
OF July festivities. The weather during Ii
past week has been ali that could be desire
for harvesting, and the heavy wheat crop
this nsIghbOFhOOd will no doubt tend to II
duce The price OF that commodity, Thesuppl
Of vegetables and fruits is large, and prices ~
well maintained, Groceries unchanged an
In fair request Bacon and shoulders hAv
advanced a notch. We quote as follows:
APPLEs-sales OF new crop at IS QOaS Ope
barrel; old IS 5OAs %,
RRAys-Il small demand at e 6OA2 rs Pc
bushel.
~BurER-Thsrs is . good demand for th
fine qualities, but no improvement in price
prime 10 selling al l2alfG.
.CHEEsE is being sold ina iobbing way a
9 Ha6c for prime new western factory New
York cream leo; @
oANSEp Goopa Dull and unchanged
Peaches, 2ibcSna 81 S5Sl 0li 8 b cans
y 0Oa2 %, Tomatoes, 8 % cans 81 10
l %. Sweet corn, 81 GOAL 40 WinsloV
corn, 81 20. Strawberries, 9 h cansd$l rs
~BlAokberrieA, 2 b cans, 81 Is. Raspberriss,
b cans, 81 90, PlumS, On cans 81 40A20 %
Lima beans, 3 n cans, 81 Is, Cove oysters
N cans, Light go; full weight 81 To-
DRIED FRUITs-Thers Ia scarcely any In
curry and SO little doing that 1t is difficult L
give quotations, We quote Apples ut 4hc
Peaches 10 for prime halves. Prunea exc
Currants 70, RaisinS, layers ~ Is par box
Valencia 9ko per ID.
% last quoted, Sales reported ut l2hal0c,
FEATHERS--FirS quality live geess feathers
6Oa6OC,
FBH-Eo 8 mackerel bbIs, IS so; No. 8
medium mAckerOl, 70 0Oi No. 2 do. IS 6Oa
700
FLo1R-Ws can report . steady demand but
there has been no change in prIces Ter several
is.Ys. Fancy patents IS O3aS 90, Inter
wheat family 90 75GBW 10. Rye flour SO On.
FRuTrs AND VEaETABLEs-Oranges, 3GOOa7 90
per auG; lsnonS, per boz, 50 D0A7 90 pr box;
.'coL0Anuts, per 100, 81 0Oa5 0O; pine apples
SIS 0Oa90 90 per 100; Cabb g. 81 UNa2 - per
Dbl. new potatoes 81 76a3 rs per barrel; Gu
cumbers 81 76a2 w per boxi radlshcs SOaiOc
per dozen punches; stripg beans 81 90 per
box: lettuce Zoe per bushsl, cd potatoes,
81 90 per hushel and the supply nearly eE-
hausted: B-TmudA onions 81 6Oal 75 per
boz new peSs 81 90 per bushel new tomatoes
81 76aS 00 per large box.
GR~oCERIEs.- Quiet and unchanged with
an active demand for Stal rs GSse,
fair l9ci. good Rio 1919; prime axe,
choice loo, best roasted I8Hal7C, vel.
low Rio 1910, Java 2SC, SrIpN
common 26aSOc, prime S5aiOc; choice 4Oi
New Orleans niolasses, prime 00c, choice
$50; maple syrup 81 90 per gallon.
Sugars, refined hard crushed like, gran.
ulated lilo, powdered lilo, A coffee lOhc.
8 9Ko, prairie 4 sugar exc, palace a exc,
yellow q SHc, golden @ SXc, prime SC,
Bee, Carolina choice 10, New Orleans
prime6c (, Rangoon SIC,
~GRAIE-There has been but very lite
In ths wheat market for several days,
There Is u steady demand for all that offers at
81 10 for pr'nl7 red winter shipping and mill
Ing; prime Mediterranean 81 IL jhs reports
from tile Northwest IN regard to tho crops are
con tllCliRg; some favorable and others un.
favor ble. Corn In limited supply and un.
changed; prime yellow Is quoted ut 60abbO
Oats scarce and In good demand at 400. Rye
100. y
HAY Dull at SIC 90 for baled; loose from
wagons $ll 00al2 %.
NAII9-The card rates on nails, fence and
bradS from l0d To cod ISIS! S..
PoUIFRY-Chickens old 81 50 per DOZEN
md very scarce; spring So 00aS so per d EPn.
PR0vfBIOEs-market 10 firm and prices Of ba-
BON slightly advanced. We quote as follows:
Packages Tor meats hold % follows: Casks, 1000 lbs,
Hall CaSkg, 800 lbS.i TiOrcoS, $50 lbS.i Barrels, 80 lbS.i