The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-11-20
.sy in price withlIsht demand, aud but for

easy In price withliglit demand, aud but 70
the diminished production, II Is doubtful
whether current rates could be maintained
Coffee also Is easy, although there has been ~
quotable decline for some days past; strictl!
prime grades OF Rio arc holding their owl
better than the common and medium quail
ties. n. o. molasSes continues In fair demand
at l4al5 cents, prime 16c, choice lie, bes
roasted 2Oc, yellow Rio 29c, java 96c. STups
common 4Oaboc, prime SOC; New Orleans mo
lasSes, old crop, S0lS5c; new crop prime
46c, choice 45c. Sugars, refined hard crushed
I0c, granulated 7Xc, powdered, 10c, A cof
fee 9Hc, B &c, commercial A sugar 9c, com
mercial @ SHc, yellow C 77lc, golden G 7IIc
common yellow 7a7Xc. Rice, Carolina choice
&c. New Orleans prime &c. r.Ls -,.r
GISsESG-No. I, dry, 76aS0c perlb.
GRAIS-The grain trade Is rather quiet and
sluggish. Receipts are moderate, and the de.
mand Is slow at unchanged prices Wheat Is
offering In rather limited volume, but the de.
mand Is also slow and trade Is quiet at MI.
bushel Corn, 40a45c; Oats, 25c; Rye, i5C. DO
HAY-Remainsq quiet and weak baled, 50 90
a1O 90; loose, 81 06as 90 per ton. p,i
LENoSs-Per box, IS 50aG 90. ...
NAIIS-The following arc the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fencing, 10 TO 70d 81 90, Sd
and Cd $2 25, Cd and I'd Sc 80, Id and sd $275, Sd
s. so, I'd 81 rs. Barrel, kinch 80 90, X inch
IS 90, Inch $3.50, V inch s. 75, X inch 81 80,
l99G inch $3 90, i Y inch $2 75 Finishing, Inch
81 90, TX inch 90 90, TX inch 81 Is, l. y tc TX
inch 81 90, inch $3 rs, 2H inch s. so, 8 inch
and over s. 25. Casing and Box, 10d To sod,
$2 75, Sd s. coed s. %, Id 81 10, Sd 81 so. Fine
Blued, 4d s. rs, Sd - 90, I'd IS Is. Lining, 4
in. IS 50, Kin. IS 90. Tobacco hhd, l0d 81 so,
e1 10 TX nj ond I'd "a m CI;nch all siyas 20 TX
Cut Spikes, all sizes 50 Is. Boat Spikes$ 81 IS.
Stating, 3D. 81 90, Id s. O0, Sd s. IS, ID $500.
0SIoSs-Are In liberal supply and steady de-
mand, with prices firm. Quoted at 0Oc per
bushel. '-' ~
oRASoEs-ss oOalo so per barrel.
PoTAToEs-Receipts continue moderate for
this season OF the year, and the market Is
steady. We quote prime pcachblows at 65a
75c per bush. Sweet potatoes are in liberal
supply at 81 Coal IS per barrel
PRovlsIoSs-Trade continues quiet aud pri-
ces are weak, with no prnSpect for any imIne-
diate advance. The supply Of hogs Is known
to be heavy, and there Is 9 large stock Of the
products 0flast season still remaining In hands
Of packers or speculators. Following are
the current rates: Mess Pork - Family
50 co. Bacon-Hams, uncanvassed, SHa0c;
plain shoulders. 4c; sugar cured do 5Ac;
clear sides at SIC; breakfast bacon Nc;
fresh sausage, &c. Dried Beetle. Lard
Fancy city, &c in tierccs; In barrels 7I.c; y
barrels, 74c; in 20 lb pals, 7Xc; in 10 lb.
pals SIC.
RA0s-lac per pound.
sEEDs-rimothy seed, 81 soal 40 per bushel;
clover, S OOa5 so. -
SALr-Per barrel, 81 10. Il
TALLow-5Aa6c for country. t-
ToBAcco-Nayics, 55a60c; 65a70c, Hl-s
TuRSIPs-Per buShel, 25c.
VISEGAR-Per barrel, $5 50a8 co.
WooL-Quoted at S0aS3o for choice washed,
and nethird off for unwashed. Market dull.
WHEELING SrooIEs-Per 1000. $40 50all so.