The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-07-13
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WHEELING, Tuesday. July6

WHEELns, Tuesday, July6
Wholesaler all report . yerV aAtilfnotoEy
trade, Notwithstanding the intsnss heat OF
the last week, The fruit and vegetable mar
kst d very brisk and the supply fair, al.
though It has been subject to fluctuations for
some time, Wool Ia still rather dull, and
prices remain As quotedla last week. Grain Is
active and stationary in prices, Reports
from various sections indicate that there will
20 4 much larger and more satisfactory crop
than was Al 6Ht anticipated.
APFLEf-Sales Of new crop at s. 90 barrel,
bEAAs-ln small demand at 76cper bushel.
B~urIER-There 10 . good demand for the
tue qualities, but no Improvement In price;
prime is selling at l2al6e.
CHEEsE l. being sold ina iohbing way at
3AG6c Tor prime new western factory; New
York cream Ice;
CANNED GooDs = Dull aud unchanged,
Peaches, 2bcanA 81 S5al 60; 8 b cans,
II Is. Sweet corn, 81 GOAL 20; window
corn, 81 60 Strawberries, 2 b cans, 81 10.
BlAckberrieS 2 D cans, 81 %. RaspberFies 2
b cana, 81 30. Plums, 2h cans, 81 40A2 90,
Lima beans 2 n cans 81 %. Cove oysters,
l b cans, light, CSC; full weight 81 10.
DRIED BRUTrs-There is scarcely any In.
curry and 80 little doing that 1t Is difficult 70
give quotations. We quote Apples at 4Kc,
Peaches 70 for prime bRlves. Prunes 6kG
CuTrana q, RaiSinS, lAysn y % per box
Valencia exc per lb,
EsGs-MMket dull but prices remHin about
rs last quoted. Sales reported ut l2Halbc,
FEATHERa-Fint quality live geese feathers
60a60c, i
FIsH-No 8 mackersl bbls, Is 80; No. 8
medium mAckerel, 70 00i No. do. % 6Oa
I70.
FLouR-ws can report a steady demand but
there has been no change in prices Ter several
lays. Fancy patents IS 0OAS 50. Winter
wheat family % 76a6 90. Rye -four 90 90,
FRUITs AND VEsETABLEs-0ranges, S600AT %
per box lemons, per box, s. 00a8 co. cocoa
nuts per 100, n OOa6 OOi pine apples
el6 OOa2O0 % per 100; oabbige - 10 pei
Dbl, new potatoes e s0A3 70 per barrel; GU
Cumbsls y Is per box radishes 2Sa4OC
boxt lettuce 100 per Dbl; old potatoes
81 90 per buSbel and the supply nearly e1'
hausted; Bermuda onions II Goal rs pei
boz new peas II 90 per buShel new tomatoes
g 76aS0O per large box. Corn 1910 per
GRocERIp.-Quiet and unchanged With
an active demand for staples. Co6eeS,
fair 10, good Rio l2li% prime l4hc1,
low Rio l6Kc, Java $50, SyIpt,
common 25aS0c, prime S5A40c; choice 10;
New Orleans molRSSes, prime SOC, choice
$50; maple syrup 81 90 per gallon.
Sugarl, refined hard crushed ike, gran.
ulated lilo, powdered lie, A coffee l0kc,
B exc, prairie A sugar exc, palace A exc,
yellow o SNc, golden O $40, prime So,
Rice, Carolina choice 10, New Orleans
prime 60, Rangoon exc.
GRAIN-There has been but very little
change In the wheat market for several days.
There Is a steady demand for oil that offers VI
81 10 for PRIME red winter shipping and mill.
ing; prime Mediterranean 81 IL, 1hs reports
from the Northwest In regard TO the crops are
conflicting; some favorable and Others un.
favorable, Of present very favorable,
Corn In limited supply and unchanged;
prime yellow Is quoted at 6Oa66o. Oats
scarce and In good demand at 400. Rye zoe.
HAY--Dull at $l6 10 for baled loose from
country wagons $l2 00al2 80.
NAIS-The card rates on NALL, fence and
brads from l0d 10 God 1$2 IS.
PouLTRY-Chlokens, old 81 50 per dozen
and very scarce; spring 50 00a3 90 per dozen,
PRoylsIoSs-mAfket 10 firm and prices Of ba.
con slightly advanced, We quote as follows:
Packages for meats hold u follows Casks, 200 lbs.
Hall CASH, 60Olba'; TGroOs, $50 lbs.i Barrels, $50 lba.i
la f'TanTa1,ad Hams IN IN ~ IN. ~