The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-03-15

is steady. The sugar market continues
dull, and prices fayoring buyers, New Or.
leans molassesin good supply, but pr ces for
good underwriting qualities are better.
Our quotations IRE: Coffee Good Rio
quoted at 22c; prime Csc; choice 94c. lava
SIC; best roasted 90; yellow Rio csc, SyrItps
Common 46a5Oc; prime 65a8Oc; New Or.
leans Molasses choice coo. Stigqn-Re.
fined, hards crushed l2Hc; powdered and
graduated l2hc; A Coffee i2cS II ii JZc:
extra Y llAc; commercial A Sugar 12c;
commercial u llHc; commercial Q Ike;
yellow lie: Rice-Carolina 5Ka8c; New
Orleans fully fair Okci prime 9Ncf choice
FEATHERs-Dull; live geese, 50aG0c.
FGUlT-0ranges plenty ut IS 90 u bbl,;
per boH'$i 30. Lemons dt 81 70 o box.
FLouR-There 10 an easier feeling, In
sympathy with the decline In wheat, hut
there has been no reduction In prices.
II appears to be pretty generally conceded
that ;the ISupply Of good hard wheat, Is
comparatively light and this being the
case, standard brands Of flour are stili held
with considerable tenaciLy. We continue
to quote In a iobbing way as follows:
EAncy 00@i0 no
OO@S 90
SuPeIl'''.' .'y-,,.,.....,".., OOlt5 10
SlthB'''.''''' .....,..,..... coal IS
Is; 1903 90
buckWheat Flour, OO6t7 30
FURs-We take the following quotations
from n circular issued by s. Horkheimer
& Co: Mink, 100 a$l 50; muslIrat, SalSc;
raccoon, 5aS0c; skunk, l0aSOc; grey fox,
81 25al so; red fox, 700 a$l 20; otter, s. 90
% %; opossum, 10al6c; wild cat, 40a5Oc;
mouse cat, 6al6c; sheep pelts, zoe a$l 90.
GISsENG-More active at SOa90c.
GRAIS-TEade Is rather quiet In grain
circles, with O generally steady feeling.
We quote WheG. at 81 35a1 As; Corn, 4Oa
45c; Oats, S0aSSc Rye, Soc; Barley, SOC.
HAI-There Is no change In this mar.
ket. Loose Is selling at $l0al2 per ton.
NAILS-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and FenCing-l0 to cod 50 s.;
Sd and Sd 50 10; Cd and I'd So IS; Id and sd
50 60; Sd $435; Cd S. 90; Barrel-5S mss IS;
| in. S. IS; ~ in. 81, GO; ~ in. 81 IS; 1Si
In. s. s.; ~ in. - 60; Firishing-l in.
81 s.; Z in. 50 IS; u in. 81 IS; 9 in. 81 60;
az In. 81 IS; 5 in. 81 10; Cnsing-1Od to sod
s. CO. Sd 50 IS; Cd 81 10; Id 81 IS; Fine
Blutd-id 81 90; Sd So IS; Cd so co. Lining
Nails-H in. 81 So; Tobacco Hhd-6d and
I'D - So; Sd So 90; Clinch Nails-au sizes
81 60; Cut Spikes-all sizes So To- Boat
spiks, cut-$S 60.
oNIoSs--There Is more inquiry, and the
supply is small, but quotations remain ut
81 5Oa4 90 per barrel.
'OIlS--CarbOn, lGc per gallon; miners Csc.
POTATOES The market Is iirmer, and
holders generally appear confident Of
being able 10 obtain an advance be-
fore long. Prices are quotably in jobbing
way at 81 15al25 per bushel, the outside
figure for Peach Blows Eastern Sweets,
S. 80 per barrel.
Z PRovIsloNs-The hog product is quot.
ably I4aHc lower. Trade continues
sluggish: buyers, apprehensive Of a further
depreciation, are buying very sparingly,
and 1t is probable they will adhere closely
to this policy, until well satisfied that hard
pan has been reached. Quotations: Mess
Pork-$ls on. Bacon-New bacon now
ready; shoulders Sc; hams 1Sc; breakfast
bacon 13c; clear sides 10L cents. New
Iard-Butchers l0Ac; fancy city Ike.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, So l5a2 20 per
bush; clover nominal.
SALT-Perbarrel, 81 %.
SAUER KRAUT-Per barrel, $9al0.
WooL-The market is firm; 4Oa43c for
choice washed, and one.third of for IN.
Mas he'd.