--Five IPOs set to price Wednesday evening

--Analysts see strong demand for Trulia

--Capital Bank Financial moves IPO pricing to Wednesday, from Thursday -Source

NEW YORK--The market's appetite for initial public offerings will be tested Wednesday evening, with the first deals after the end-of-summer lull set to price before their Thursday trading debuts.

Trulia Inc., the week's highest-profile launch, is expected to garner strong demand. Real-estate-listing company Trulia is looking to price six million shares at between $14 and $16 in a deal estimated to deliver net proceeds of $65.8 million.

San Francisco's Trulia provides home listings through the Web and mobile applications, and makes money selling subscriptions and advertisements. The company said it had 22 million site users in the first six months of the year, and more than 21,000 paying subscribers.

Trulia's "road show" to pitch the deal to investors met strong interest from retail and institutional investors, according to Scott Sweet, an adviser with IPO Boutique, who noted he expected shares to price at the high end of the expected range.

The stock is slated to list on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol "TRLA."

Trulia competes with Zillow Inc. (Z) and Realtor.com, a property of Move Inc. (MOVE). Zillow has managed strong post-IPO stock gains since its offering in July 2011, closing at $45.55 Wednesday, more than double its $20 IPO price.

Trulia is scheduled to price late Wednesday alongside three other new offerings, the IPO market's first action since Hi-Crush Partners LP (HCLP) jumped 18% in its trading debut Aug. 16.

Recent IPOs have performed strongly, as markets hover near multiyear highs. Six of the past seven IPOs to hit the market since the start of August have climbed at least 25%. The lone exception is famed football club Manchester United Ltd. (MANU), which has struggled since going public last month.

"There's a lot of momentum for IPOs in general right now," said James Krapfel, an IPO analyst at Morningstar Inc.

National Bank Holdings Corp., of Greenwood Village, Colo., is looking to price 7.15 million shares for between $20 and $22 each and list on the NYSE with the ticker "NBHC."

Capital Bank Financial Corp., a Southeastern U.S. bank franchise based in Miami, will price its IPO Wednesday, after moving ahead the timing for its launch by one day, according to a person familiar with the IPO's timing. Capital Bank will look to sell 11.36 million shares between $21 and $23, listing on the Nasdaq Stock Market Thursday with the ticker "CBF."

GlobeImmune Inc., a biopharmaceutical company based in Louisville, Colo., is expected to sell five million shares for between $11 and $13. GlobeImmune will list on the Nasdaq with the ticker "GBIM."

Susser Petroleum Partners LP, a wholesale distributor of motor fuels, is looking to sell 9.5 million limited partnership units for between $19 and $21 and trade with the ticker "SUSP" on the NYSE.

Write to Chris Dieterich at christopher.dieterich@dowjones.com

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