The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-05-22

FuRs-Mink, 10casl 90; muskrat Sal0c;
r~accoon, 5a5Oc; skunk, 5a60c; grey fox,
Rca$l 10: red fox, 50casl 90; otter, S 90
Al 90; opossum, 5al5c; wild cat, 40a50c;
house cat, 6al5c; sheep pelts, 25ca$1 90.
GRocBRIEs = The coffee market con
| tinues firm, and a further ADVANCE on
roasted within the next day or two Ii not
improbable. The demand for Sugar Is In.
creasing, and pricesar higher. MolAsses,
syrups, Rice and Tobaccos In fair request
at quotations Wequote: Coffee : Fair
to good Rio 16al7 cents, pnme IS cents,
choice 10 cents, best roasted 20 cents, vel.
low Rio ut CSC, Java at 26c. Syrups-Com.
mon 40a45c, prime SOC, New Orleans Molas-
ses, good $50, prime 45c, choice 60c. Sugars
Refined hard crushed and granulated 10a
l0Xc, A Coffee 9Kc, B &c, Commercial A
Sugar exc, commercial O SIC, yellow G
si[c Golden @ Saskc, common yellow TIA
Sc; new stock otN. 0.SugAr, 7kRSc. Rice
Carolina choice 7Kc, New orleans,prime Of
&c.
GRAIs-The movement In grain circles
Is moderate, and prices are rather easy.
Wheat Is hardly quotable at any lower pri'
ces, although the western markets are
easier. Adyices from the country state
that farmers are holding on 10 their wheat
In the opinion that the frosts last week in.
iured the winter wheat somewhat. While
Ibis opinion may not be w~ell.founded, II
makes It impossible for dealers to bring
wheat In ut less than present quotations.
The tendency Is easy, however, and lower
prices are not unlikely. We quote medium
Pennsylvania and Ohio red at 81 l0al 10.
Corn IL firm, at 46a50c. 0sts unchanged;
quoted at 25a2Tc. Bye steady ct SOC.
GSsKsG-No. /, dry, 81 GOAL 10 per b.
HAY-Baled remains very quiet and
ather nominal, 50 0Oai0 90. Loose Is In
beral supply at 81 00as 90 per ton.
NAfIs.The following are the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing-10 10 cod 90 so,
al and Cd 50 rs, Sd and "a g 90, Id and sd
"a 95. sd 81 Cd IS 25. Barrel-K inch
Ss50. x In. IS 50, / in. IS 90, TX in. - IS,
tx In. s4oo,l% n. 9 50, ~ IN; $S25;
AZ in. 81 %, s in. and over s. IS. Casing
and bo1-l0d TO SOD s. 25, Sd $S69I Cd
IS rs, Id $50, 81 g %. Fine Blued I'd
81 Is, Sd s5 81. Cd % Is; LningIH IN;
81 90 y In. g 80. Tobacco Hhd-l0d
IS 90, Sd s. Is, Cd and I'd - 90. Cineh-
all sizes $I26. Cut spikes-Au sizes y %.
/ Hnat SplkoH-ul hlLta ~ 10 oAAhuk00d
a %. IA s. 50, Sd 81 Is, Cd $50.
Ous-Quotationsi Carbon II ~ per gal
ON: miner, $50 for white, yellow sc.
ONIONS Home raised, 75aS0c per
buShel. Bermuda Onions, per boz, ~ 6oa
5 70,
and while the demand is not very heavy II
n sufficient TO keep prices steady atlast
weeks figures. We quote prime peach
blows ut 20aSoc per buShel. New potatoes
al T6A9 90 per bushel.
Provisions Business Is fair. No i'm.
portant changes reported. Tbs demand
Tor susarcured hams continues To- IN.
crease, and are steady at quotations
Mess Pork-CleGr$I1 so family 5000: b
con-HamS fancy &c, canyAssed shGsHei
prime a So; plain shoulders At Sc, sugar
cured do 6Xabc, clear sides 6He, breakfast
bacon Sas{c. Dried Beet-llhe. Lard
Fancy city 7slase, butcher 7GIAeTiereel
RAss-lHc per pound.
WooL-Quoted at 30aSSd Tor ehoiee
washed, and onethird ot for unWashed'
sREps-Nmothy seed, 81 40 per bush.
clover IS 80. g
sILT-Perb barrel, 81 90.
TALIoW-7kc for country.
ToRAcco-GGyies, &ae0c; tEtst, SalOc
WHEELING sToGIEs-Per 1000, Sl0 6oi
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