The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-14


tomatoes, 50 90; 2 lb cans tomatoes 81 80;
WinslOw corn, 2 ID cans, 81 10; sweet corn,
81 10; common corn. 81 65; struwber.
ries, . Id cans, 81 rs; blackberries, 2 ID
cans, 81 80; raSpberries, . ID cans, So 90;
plumS, 2 ID cans, $l75; lima beans, 2 ID cans,
81 10; cove oysters, ID cans, 70; 2 ID
cans 81 rs.
COAI-Per 100 bushels, Sc (Oa7 90.
CITHEsK-Quoted nominally at lOIIal1C
for new Ohio.
CncKESs Young 81 ?5a3 90 per dozen;
Old IS OOa3 %.
DRIED FRUrr-ThS market is firm with
very scant supplies, especially of apples.
Apples quoted at 3IGa4c; Peaches lie for
Mixed lac for prime halves. Other quota.
tions: Old Prunes, Sc; new do DC; Curraats
&c; Raisins, new, 81 70; Valencia, new, &c.
EGGs-Are tirmer, under light offerings
and moderate demand. We advance our
quotations to l3Iia14c per dozen.
FISII3There isA fair trade reported. Quo.
tAtionS For packages containing 100 lbs OF
sound fish; light weight and inferior quail.
ity ut prices to correspond: Goldfish,
homeless cod iC. Lake herring; new So rs
as co. White Fish. S. 80. Halt bbls. No.
mackerel 81 %; No. ., S. 20,
FEATHEES-Dull; live geese, 50aG0c.
FRUIT-OrAngsS plenty; quoted at So co
NJ 80 per bog. Lemons at So OOaG 30 per
box.
FLouE-The market is very Arm. We
quote:
Fancy brands. ..........."..... 50 60Il? on
OOI 80
shIer''' ...........-.'-.......... 81
9J1 Ol
FUlY-We take the following quotations
from n circular issued by s. IT0rkheimer
K Co.: Mink, l0caSl 80; muskrat, SaISc;
racoon, 5aSOc; skunk, lOaSOc; grey fox,
81 2jal 90; red fox, 75ca$l Is; otter, So on
a6 90; opOSsunl, l0al5c; wild cat, 40a5Oc;
house eat, 5al5c; sheep pelts, 9OcnSl 90.
GEoCEGIES-COtiee is quiet but steady,
though prices were somewhat irregular on
the lower grades. Choice Rio continues
scarce, and are relatively higher than other
descriptions. The stock OF Brazil held in
the United States Is low down as compared
with last year, but far above the stock held
in first hands in 1875. Sugars are easier.
Refined is about steady at our quotations.
The rCfners look for higher prices In the
near future. but whether their anticipations
will be realized or not is further along. II
is the general opinion that refined sugars
will harden as the berry season progresses,
The noxt ten days will show a yery i'm.
pOrtant change In the market Il the usual
demand Is made as In previous years in the
small fruit season. Syrups dull and I'm.
changed. Teas, rice, New Orleans molasaea
and spices quiet but firm. Following are
the current lobbing rates: CGtees-Good
Rio quoted Mt 22c, prime CSC, choice 24c,
best roasted ?sc, yellow Rio CSC. Syrupi-
Common 45a50c, prime 55a60c, New Or,
leans MolasSes, choice 00c. SugdrS-Re.
llned hards crushed l3hc, powdered and
granulated l31Ic, A Coffee IKE, d 12Xc,
extra G l2Hc, commercial A Sugar llNc,
yellow lie. RieS-Carolina 6SlA7Ifc, New
Orleans fully fair loc, prime lOIfc, choice
1910.
GISsENG-QuOted at S0aOCc.
GRAIN-ThO market is quiet and rather
nominal. Wheat 81 75a1 81. Corn 45a55c,
Oats S5a40e. Barley SOC. Rye 600.
HAr-The demand is light and tho mar.
ket nominal; quoted at $l0al2 per ton.
HoSBY-Per pound, 1Sa90c.
NAlIS-The following are tho card rates,
Nails, Hrads and Fencing-lO to COD 50 CO.
Sd and % 81 s., Cd and ID s. 10, Id and cd
s. IS, Sd 81 10, Cd IS IS; Barrel-N inch
So 60, e in. S. 30, l in. S. 10, " in. $4S5
IL In. 81 10, ~ In. S. 90, tx in. S. S5
Finishlng-l In. 81 60, TX In. So 60, IL;
In. 81 IS, X, to, TX in. 81 90, 2 in. 81 IS
tx in. 81 10, 5 In. and over S. So. Casing
and box-l6d TO sod s. IS. sd 81 90. M
s. IS. Ad 81 10. Sd IS 10. Fine Blued Id
81 IS, Sd SIS 80, I'd So IS. Lininr-X In
81 10, X in, IS 60. Tobacco Hhd-fOd
all sizes sI35, chi SpikeS~all s;zes 10 *
boat Spikes-ail sizes IS IS. Slatiuc-5t
$ 60, Id g 60, Sd 81 IS, Cd $500.