The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-07


GRAIS-our grain trade is cutie steady
with firm wheat market, quoted at 81 goa
20 for old, and75ca 81 90 for new. The
Dat market has not varied much for two
or three weeks; quoted at, old 40c, new $50
Corn is coming forward pretty freely, and
is still quoted at 55c for new, and 60c fol
old. Rye in light supply, and may be quo
ted at &c.
GRoCERIEs-The market Tor Rio Coffee
has stitfened up again, and importers have
advanced prices slightly within the past
day or two. Sugars easier. Rice hrmer
bat unchanged and dull. N. o. Molasses
reported frmer at the source OF supply, but
prices here remain unchanged. Syrups
steady; choice brands held with considerA'
BILE trmuess. Teas are reported dull and
weak. Spices quiet and unchanged. Quo
tations: CO5eeS-Good Rio quoted at20 Nc
prime ?l1ia.2c; choice 22Ha23c; Java
26c; best roasted &c; yellow Rio o3Hc.
Syrups-Common 45a5Oc; prime 65a60ci
New Orleans Molasses, choice CSC. Sugar
Refined, hardI crushed l29sc; powdered
and granulated l3c; A Coffee l?<c; B 1870;
extra c l2Ac; commercial A Sugar l2c;
commercial B 1?He; commercial Z lee;
yellow lie. Riee-Carolina SIC.
HAY-The receipts have been compara.
lively light for q week or more past, in
consequence OF the bad condition Of the
country roads. Loose quotable at Sl0Al2 %
per ton.
NAILS The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencilg-l0 to God s. IS:
Sd and Cd s. 10; Cd aud ID $ IS; Id and Sd
s. 60; Sd - IS; I'd S. 90; Barrel-h mss IS;
l in. IS IS; II in. 81 60; II In. 81 So; u
in. s. s.; / y in. s. 60; Finishing-l IN.
81 IS; IL in. 50 IS; ~ in. s. IS; 9 In. 81 80;
2I5 in. 81 IS; 8 in. 81 10; CaSing-lOd to sod
s. GO; sd s. IS; Cd 81 10; Id 81 IS; Fine
Blued-4d 81 60; Sd IS IS; I'd g 90; Lining
Nails-E in. s. IS; Tobacco Hhd-6i and
I'd s. IS; Sd S co. Cliuch Nails-Rll sizes
81 10; Cut Spikes-All sizes s. 10; Boat
Spiks, cut-$3 60.
PoTAroEs-The receipts have been com.
pAratiyely light during the last few days,
In consequence OF the cold ireeEiug wealth.
er rendering shipments hazardous, and
prices are 10 cents per buShel higher Al
compared with the date OF our last report,
Irish are quoted al o0casl 90 per bushel
Home Sweets, s. 90 per barrel; Eastern
Sweets, $ 20 per barrel.
OSIoSs-In fair demand, but the supply
is ample and prices remain unchanged
5? 00a9 IS per barrel.
CABBAGE-Per hundred s. 00al0 %.
PRovIsIoHs-The movement in the Hog
product here continues light, and while the
market lisa little easier in tone in sympathy
with the advices from the west, there has
been no perceptible decline in prices fol
some days. Tbs demand for new bacon
has been good. The feeling prevails that
hogs are destined to rule lower within the
next so days, and, II so, the product will no
doubt sympathize. Following are the job
bipg rates: Mess Pork-Sls so. Bacon
New bacon rev ready; shoulders Skei
hams II Hc; breakfast bacon 1I!al4c; clear
sides lie. New LArd-Butchers lie; fancy
city IKE.
SALF-Per barrel, 81 %.
SAUER KRAUT-Per barrel, $6a1.
SERDs-TimOthy seed, s. 20 per bush
clover nominal.
SSUFF-Garretts boxes s. 50a7 50,
TURSIPs-Psr barrel, 81 GOAL IS.
WHEELING SroGIES-$l0 5Oall 90 pei
1000.
WooL-The market Is Hrm: &satOc fol
choice washed, and one.third OF for un'
washed.