The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-11

anu HFtnly neIu. We quuS sHlSHS HeSA
stock at DC.
FarHrRs-In good demand; live gees
4Oa50C.
FlsH-Quotations: Forpackages containing
100 pounds OF sound fish, light weight and in
ferior quality nj prices to correspond: Codtlsl
boneleSS 81 90; Lake herring, half bbls a
81 80; pickerel, half bblS, 81 SO; white fish
81 90. Half bbls. No. 3 maCkerel s. 0OaJ 50
No. 9, 500.
FLouE-Therc is a fair demand. with a
firm feeling on standard brands. We quote
white wheat family at S500d5 25; red wheat
family 81 25ai so; supers s. 00a3 so: rye fiouI
$500. Buckwheat, s. 75aS 0oper 100 lbs.
GROCERIES, - Notwithstanding the rough
weather and bad Condition OF the country
roads our merchants are doing very fair
business for the season. The tendency for al.
most everything seems to be downward, and
buyers are taking hold sparingly in conSe-
quenee. Our quotations are: Co96es, fair to
good Rio at l3al4c, prime l5c, choice l6c, best
roasted l0IIc, yellow Rio 30c. Java 25c. SyrtiDI,
common 4Oa45c, prime 4Sc; New Orleans mo-
lasses, old crop, 30a35c; new crop, prime
45c, choice 45c. Sugar., refined hard crushed
97%c, granulated exc, powdered, 9Xc, A cof.
fee Sc, B SIC, commercial A sugar SAc, com.
nercial G shc, yellow C 7kc, golden c &c,
common yellow 63Ia7c, Rice, Carolina choice
&c. New Orleans prime 7a7ISc.
GINsENG-EO. l, dry, 75as0c perlb.
GRAIS-The grain trade Is steady, with liber-
al supplies. Wheat is in fair supply, and
demand. We quote Wheat ut SOa85 cents
per bushel Corn, 35a40c; Oats, 25c; Rye. 45c.
HGY-Remains quiet and weak; baled, 50 90
al0 90; loose, s. 00IS 90 per ton.
IIOGs-24c per lb., in prime packing lots.
NAILs-The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads aud Fencing, 10 TO 70d s. Is, Sd
and Cd s. 40, 6dand I'd s. Us, I'D and sd 50 9O, Sd
50 G5, ID s. 80. Barrel, Ainch 50 is, x inch
S Is, inch $465, Minch $ O0lA inch s. 65,
~ inch s. 49, ~ inch g 80 Finishing, inch
81 Is, II inch. 80 1c, ~ inch 81 20, l 4 tc TX
inch 81 Is, inch $3 00 21f inch $ IS, inch
and over s. 10. Casing and Box, l0d 10 sod,
s2 80, sd 50 1854 g "A, I'd 81 IS, Sd $i6S. Fine
Blued, I'd s. 90, Sd 81 Is, ID S 90. Lining, x
Sd s. 90, Cd and I'd $ l5 Cllnch all sizes $ 10.
Cut Spikes, all sizes 81 10. Boat Spikes, s. 90.
Stating, sd 81 Is, Id s. Is, Sd 81 90, I'd IS Is.
0XIoSs-The market isdull aud quiet with
large supplies. We equote at 40c per bushel.
0RASGEE-$S 00al0 so per barrel.
PoTAToEs-The supply Is fully ample for all
requirements. Business l. confned to q mod.
crate jObbing trade from store at easy but un-
changed prices. We quote peachblOws ut tE5a
I5c per bush. Sweet potatoes are easy at 81 5Oa
IS per barrel. ..,
PRovHIoXs-Advices from the packing cen
tres, at the present writing, indicate better
feeling but trade here continues slow, with
but little prospect ofany immediate improve
ment. ACincinnati paper says: "values seem
to have touched bottom, and there is q steady
effort on tho part OF dealers in hogs and also
on the part OF packers and traders in the
product to keep prices from going lower.
Whether they can succeed remains TO be
seen. Following are the current rates:
Mes Pork = Family 50 90; clear $3.50.
Bacon = Hams, uncanvassed, sI1c; plain
shoulders SIC; sugar cured do $40; clear
sides at 5Hc; breakfast bacon &c; fresh
sausage, &C; Bologna sausage, 9c. Dried Beef
-llc. T.aNl-Fancy city, &c in tierces; in
barrels IKE; u barrels, TI4c; in 20 ID. pals,
7Ac; in 10 ID, pals SIC.
RAds-lAc per pound.
sEEDs-Timothy seed, 81 Goal 10 per bushel;
clover $ 00a5 so.
SALr-Pcr barrel, 81 20.
TALLOw-5A4a6c for country.
ToBAcco-NaYies, 55aGOc; 65a70c.
TURNIFs-Per bushel, 25c.
VINEGAR-Per barrel, $ 50a6 90.
WOoL-Quoted at 30c for choice washed,
and One.thiEd off for unwashed. Marketd dull.
WHEELING SroGIEs-Per 1000, $40 50al1 80.