The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-11


a6 90; opossim, iOai5c; Wild cat, 4Oa5ec;
house cat 5al6c; sheep pelts, zoe aSl W.
GISsENG-Moro active Mt SOG90c. ~
5.GRAIN--ThO Grain market continues
steady. The receipts OF Wheat are light,
aud prices are well sustained; Ne quote ut
81 06Al, 20. Com Ia not 50 pieuty as when
the river was nhVigable, qG6ted2 at 45a5Oc,
slight advance over lust weeks quota.
tlonS. The supply of Oats is about equal
to the demand, ut 3Oa33c. Rye, no change,
zoe. Barley, but little doing, ut soc. ~
GROCERIRs-COilee continues in active
demand, and Rio advanced 6c during the
week. Sugars are unchanged. Syrpps are
steady at easier figures for the low er grades.
N. o. Molasses frmer for choice and strict
" prime qualities, which are scarce aud
hardly Obtainable at New Orleans, in con-
sequence OF spectators there buying all
lots offered to hold for higher figures,
Large lots urs on the way hqre, und on the
resumption OF navigation our market viii
be wen supplied with the Louisiana pro-
duct ut fair prices. Rice market strong
and tending tpwafd.8 Spices duh but
firm. Teas steady, and the opinion
gains ground that the bottom has been
touched for Green and Oolong. Japan
is dull and nominal. Quotations!
Ge1ee--Co0df Rio quoted ut 23c; prime
2sElct choice 2NG2Sc;s Javiy S2C; hest
roasted Soc .yelinw ado 25c. FNSyTaw-
Common 45a50c; prime 6jaGOc; New Or.
leans Molasses, choice zoe. Sugun-lle-
fined, hards crushed l2Ilc; powdered and
graduated l21Ic; A Coffee I2c; b llXc;
extra c Ike; commercial A Sugar l2C;
commercial i II Nc; commercial Z Ike;
yellow lie. Riec-Carolna 64u6c; New
Orleans fully fair 9hc; prime 9IGci choice
HAY-The market continues quiet al.
though Il isfrlnef inconsequente Of light
arrival o 3 2 4egse qaetetl g no
NAHS-The following are the card rates..
Nails, Brads and FcnCing--lO to cod 81 81;
I'D and Cd So 10; Cd and ID 50 IS; 4d aud hi
So 60; Sd a 80; I'd s. 60; Barrel-JS mss SS
! ip. - S5i 1lsin. $4'g0; " jn.sS4 81; IN
In, IS S5;4IiiSin. 81 u; Hnishing-l III.
81 S5i1 y Id. 80 IS; I'm. a IS; 2in. 81 60;
~ In. 81 20; ; in. 81 10; Casing--lOd TO nd
S. 90; sd So So; Cd 81 To- 4d 81 80; Fine
Blued-id 81 TO; Sd s. IS; ID 50 90; Lining
Nails-A in. s. IS; Tobacco llhd-6d ahd
I'd s. 50; Sd So GO; Clnch Nails-all sizes
81 60; Cut Spikes-all sizes 81 10; Boat
Spiks, cpt-$3 60. u
oiLs-CHrbon, SOC per gallon; miners &.
n65c.
ONiONs--There is not much inquiry, but
the supply Is small and prices are still
maintained; s., 0Oa2 Is. per barrel. %, D.
( .POTA1oRs- reteiTts cnptmuelipht.
owing bthe cold weather. aud COZ tinnei
suspension Of navigation, buttle demand
isalsO light, the enhanced cost having, MS
expected, curtailed the consumption. The
fact is, the masses are unable to pay cur.
rent rates, and other cheaper articles are
being substituted, in u measure, in the
place Of Potatoes. Selling ut 81 25al 81
per buShel. Home Sweets, 50 90 per bar.
rel; Eastern Sweets, - 80 per barrel.
PouLTRY--Spring chickens s. OOa2 80
per dozen; old do 81 OOa3 90. Dressed
Poultry - Turkeys, 9alOc per ID; Ducks,
lOallcper ID; Geese, Ga7c per III; Chickens,
l0atlcperlb. =
3 PROVIsIOEs-The market continues firm
in sympathy with the recent advance in
the value OF Hogs, aud, us will be seen, we
have advanced our quotations on Mess
Fork. While trade il lOt Very active, nor
isit 10 be expected rtthis paGifeular tint,
prices are strong and considerably higher
than expected a month ago. Following
are the current iohhing rates Mess Pork
$40 90. Bacon-Ncw bacon now ready;
shoulders SIC; hams lAJ4c; breakfast la.
con lSIzc; clear sides II &c. New ,Laul-
Butchers II 7lts fancy city l2c. W. GFF y
SEEDs-TimOthy seed, 50 90 per bush;
clover nominal. /.
SAIT-ppr hnrrnl q o.
SAVER kRArT-Per barrel, $9aI0.
WOOI~'rhe market ia firm; 3SaiOU for
choice washed, andlOne.third oilTfor. m.
washed.