The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-29

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FuRs-Mink, 10ca$l 90; muskrat Saloc;
accoon, 5a50c; skunk, 5a60c; grey fox,
60ca$l 10; red fox, 50ca$1 90; otter, s. 90
"A 90; oposSum, 5al5c; wild cat, 40a50c;
house cal, 5al5c; sheep pelts, 25caSl 90.
GRocERIHs-The advance In Rio, pre-.
yiously announced In this column, has
not been sustained. Mild coffees are held
firm. Sugars were easier, but the general
opinion Is that the market will react M
der an active demand in June, aud the
figures be considerably increased during,
and until the end OF the small fruit season.
n. o, molasses and teas unchanged. Car.
olina rice higher at the source OF supply,
and firm. Rangoon rice has shown itself
in the last few days at figures at about
equal to Carolina and Louisiana We
quote: Cegees- Fair to good Rio
16al7 cents, prime IS cents, choice 10
cents, best roasted 20 cents, yellow
Rio at use, Java at 26c. Syrups-Com.
mon 40a45c, prime SOC, New Orleans Molas.
SEES, good Soc, prime 45c, choice zoe. Sugars-
Refined hard crushed and g%ranulated l0a
l0Hc, A Coffee 9Hc, SOC, Commercial A
Sugar exc, commercial c SIC, yellow G
Skc Golden G SaSHc, common yellow TIA
Sc; new stock otN. 0.Sugar, 7haSc. Rice
Carolina choice TIC, New Orleans, prime at
&c.
GRAN-The grain trade continues dull
and sluggish, with a rather easy feeling on
values, Wheat Is lower under the fayar.
able crop advices and the decline in the
Western markets, the Chicago spring wheat
quotations having gone down 10c in the
past two weeks. We quote medium Penn.
sylvania and Ohio red at 81 05a1 10. Corn
Is about steady with q rather slow move
ment our quotations are 40a50c. Oats are
10 liberal supply and rule easy ut 25a27c.
Rye Is steady, with a fair movement; we
quote at SOC.
GNsRSG-No. /, dry, 81 GOAL 10 per b.
HAY-Baled remains very quiet and
rather nominal, 50 00ai0 90. Loose Is In
liberal supply at 81 0OaS 90 per ton.
NAus-The following are the card rates:
Sd and Cd 81 Is, Cd and "a S. %, Id and Sd
IS IS, Sd 500, ID IS Is. Barely inch
$3.50, x in. IS 50, ! in: IS 90, ~ in. q 25,
iA In. "a 90, ~ in. s. 50, ~ In. IS %.
Fnishing-l in. 81 80, ~ in. So 80, ~
in. 81 70, IL TO ~ In. 81 80, 2 in. 81 %;
In. 81 90, 8 In. and over s. IS. Casing
and box-10d to sod IS %, Sd s. 80, Cd
s. rs, I'D 81 90, Sd IS 90. Fine Blued I'D
81. rs, Sd IS 90, I'd s. %. Lining-X in.
81 90 y in. s. so. Tobacco Hhd-l0d
IS 90, Sd s. %, Cd and I'd s. so. Clinoh-
all sizes s425. Cut Spikes-an sizes 81 rs.
Boat Spikes-all sizes s. Is. ~Slating-5d
s. 80, id 8 80, Sd, 81 Is, Cd $3.50,
OHs-Quotations: Carbon 11hc per gal.
on; miners, $50 for white, yellow 64c.
ONIoSs-No home raised Onions 10 the
market. Bermuda Onions, s. 100 per bushel.
PorAroRS-The receipts continue light,
and while the demand Is not very heavy It
Is sufficient to keep prices steady at last
weeks figures. We quote prime peach.
blows at 40a45c per buShel. New potatoes
81 09a4 so per bushel. -
PROVISIONS The tone Of the market Is
stronger. Lard is in good demand and
arm. Dry sailed meats are quiet but firm.
Bacon shoulders dull and easily purchased
Sugar-cured canvassed meats continue Ia
good request and firm. Hams and breakfast
bacon steady, but shoulders dull and neg.
lected. Quotations: Mess Pork-Clear
81 so; family $l060. Bacon-Hams fancy
90, ~canyassed SHa9Kc, prime at So; plain
shoulders at &c, sugar cured do 6Ha6c,
clear sides at exc, breakfast bacon SaShc.
Dried Beef-llhc. Lard Fancy city INA
So, butchers 7a7kc Tierces.
RAGs-lAc per pound.
WooL-Quoted at 800 for choice washed,
and one.third of for unwashed.
sRRDs-TimOthy seed, 81 40 per bush.i
clover IS so.
sALT-Per barrel, 81 90.
TALLow-7Kc for country.
ToBAcco-Nayies, 55a6oc; twists, 65a70c.
WHEELING sroaIEs-Per 1000, $40 Goa
II 80.