The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-02-17

FEATHERS-DIll; live geese, 50c.
FRuIT-Apples are sold in a jobbing way
at So 5Oa4 80 per barrel. 0rangesplenty at
So 0Oa3 90 per box. Lemons at 81 25a4 30
per box.
GrSsENG-Atore active at SOC.
GRAIS-The receipts Of all kinds OF
grain continue light, but stocks appear to
be sufficient to meet immediate require
ments, which IRE very light as both dealers
and consumers appear to be determined TO
carry no more stock than is absolutely
necessary. Wheat continues quiet; there
Is not much coming forward except that
consigned to the mills and there does not
appear to be much inquiry. Old Wheat,
ST 45a1 90, new, 75ca$1 so. For Oats the
market Is steady, with light receipts, but
the supply is fully equal to the demand,
which is also light, and there has been no
improvement in prices; quoted at 40al5c.
Corn has been in light supply during the
past week, and prices arc, frmer in conse'
euence; sales at 40a45c. Rye continues
Quiet and unchanged at 75a60c. There Is
| little or nothing doing in BGreyin this mar.
ket. ...
GRocIRrEs-Coffe is dLll and prices
nominal. During the last week prices fell
of 10 per lb, and the indications are that
further depreciation will follow, owing to
tho large supply and limited demand. The
late cable news from Rio is unfayorable to
holders. Sugars are dull but without any
change In value IL We accept raws, which
arc shade lower. Raws would be higher
had not so many rc6ners stopped, and the
demand fallen of on account OF the hard
times and the general disposition to re-
trench. Molasses-New Orleans firm.
Syrups steady atthe late decline. Rice un.
changed Our quoutationsarO: Ccgee-Good
Rio quoted at 2la22c; prime to choice 221fa
CSC; Java 35c; best roasted 26a97c; vel
low Rio 251Ea26c. SyrHps-Common Asa
5Oc; prime 65a60c; New Orleans Molas-
scs, good 55c; prime 5Sc; choice Coo SH'
gdrS-Refned, hards and crushed ll1sc;
powdered and graduated 11Tc; A Coiee
i0Hc; B l05Sai015c; Commercial A Sugar
9S4al0p; extra G 10kc; white lOc; yellow
e1fa9Ac. Rice-71faSc.
HAY-The market for baled continues
dull, and Notwithstanding the receipts are
only fair, the supply appears TO be In excess IS
Of tho demand. Sales OF Prime ut S2Oa2S
IN HMS-1od to cod So 90; sd to Cd s. Is;
sd To I'd S. Is: Id 10 Sd 81 90; Sd S. 90.
OILS, &C.-Lard 0il-Extra No. winter
strained 81 10; Miners white W. s. zoe.
Carbon 0il-Jobbing lots lS1fc; no charge
for packages. Linseed oil-$l o.. Turpen'
tlnG-76c.
PorAToEs-While the receipts continue
light, the supply Is fully up to the demand,
hence there Is no improvement to report in
priees-quotable at 40a50c per bushel In .
iobbing way. II looks as Il prices would
not rule much, II any, higher, this season,
as the crop last year was an usually large
one. Sweets s. O0a3 % per bushel.
oNIoNs-There have been no arrivals OF
any consequence for some time, but the de-
mand continues light and prices remain
unchanged; 81 so per Dbl. -,
PRovIsIoSs-The market Is firm, and on
pork and lard higher prices are asked.
Bulk shoulders are the cheapest part OF the
hoe-tcndency upward. Hogs have al:
yanced considerably within tho last week
and ore almost II not altogether as high now
as they have been this season, and this OF
course has stified the products. Following
arc the current rates: Bacor-Plain should.
ers Toe; sugar cured shoulders lie; sugar
cured hams l4Ac; breakfast bacon l41Gc;
bulk shoulders loo; bulk hams l3Hc. New
Lard-Butchersl IS Nc; fancy city 1870. TO-
SEEDs-Timothy seed. s. per bushel; clio.
yer. 50 0Oa9 % per buShcl.
SNUHP-Garretts boxes 81 50a7 90.
WHEELING Sro0IEs-$ll 6Oal2 90 per
Woo1-Quiet at 4Oa42c,
| RAGS-2c,