The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-03-02
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FEATHERS-Dull; live geese, Soc.
FRUTT-Apples are sold in jobbing way
Mt s. 5Oa5 90 per barrel. Oranges plenty. at
s. OOa3 80 per box. Lemons at 81 25al 90
per box.
GISsRSG-More active at soc.
GRAIS-The grain markets, like other
branches of business, are exceedingly dull.
The Writer wheat is quite well preserved
SO far, but II Is too soon to speculate on the
future crop, and from the amount that is
now in sight there Is likely quite enough to
supply all demands until the new crop is
harvested. Old Wheat may be quoted at
81 45al 90; new, 75caSl 80. OdtS-No change
10 note; quoted at 40c. COrm-The supply
is about equal to the demand; sales at 4Oa
45c. Rye-Quiet ut 75c. Bdrley-Not
much demand.
GRoCERIEs-The market has been quite
active, but there are no changes in last
weeks quotations. The latest Rio dis
patches quote an advance in coffee, with
reduced stocks. sngars-Standard refined
firm; yellow steady; raws dull and weak.
New Orleans molasses firm; syrups
shade better. Rice unchanged. Our
quotations are: C3Gce-Good Rio quoted
ut 2la22c; prime to choice 22Ha2Sc,;
Java 35c; best roasted ?6a27c; vel
low Rio 25]<a96c. Syrups-Common 45a
soc; prime 65aG0c; New Orleans Molas'
SEES, good 55c; prime Csc; choice Coo. ST.
gdrs-Refned, hards and crushed llAc;
powdered and graduated l11lc; A Coffee
i01<c; B 109sal0kc; Commercial A Sugar
9Na1Oc; extra G 10Nc: white l0c; yellow
6ISa9Ac. Rice-711aSc
HAY-The receipts OF baled have been
liberal during the past week, and with
the supply accumulating and stronger
disposition to realize, the market is very
duh. Sales Of prime ut $lSa?S per ton.
.NAIIs-l0d to cod S. 90; Sd to Cd s. %;
Cd to I'd IS rs; Id to Sd s. 90; Sd 50 90.
ons, &C.-Lard oil-Extra No. l winter
strained 81 10; Miners white ". s. 65a6Sc.
Carbon Oil-Jobbing lots 1SHc; no charge
for packages. hnsced Oil-$l %. Tur'
pentine-75c.
PorAToEs-Thc market continues quiet,
and while the receipts have been compara'
lively light the supply is fully equal to the
demand and prices nre no better. We con-
tinuc to quote at 40a50c per bushel'
Sweets s. O0aS % per bnshel.
oSIoSs-In light demand; quoted al
81 so per Dbl.
PRovIsloSs-W eau report continued
fair iObbing trade, and whlle there nus
been no quotable change in prices foi
several days, the tendency is still favorable
to sellers. II is worthy OF notice that the
product are, and have been for some time
past, lower relatively than hogs, and there
will certainly be a change ere long-one
way or the other. Hogs are higher now
than they have been this season, and 1t 4
fair to infer, therefore, that either hogs will
decline or the products go still higher;
which II will be It is very difficult at this
writing to predict with any accuracy.
Following are the current rates: Bacon
Plain shoulders 10l4c; sugar cured should
ers lie; sugar cured hams 14Aa15c; break
fast bacon 1494c; bulk shoulders 91Sc; bulk
hams l3Ec. New Lard-Butchers lS1Sc;
fancy city lac.
SREDs.Timothy seed, So 70 per busheli
clover, 50 O0a9 20 per buShel.
sNUFF-Garretts boxes 81 50a7 so.
WHEELING SToGlEs-Sll 6Oal9 90 per
1000.
WooL-Quiet at 40a42c, n.
RAGs-2c.