The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-23
YOLUME XXYH.-NUMBER 81.

8 l.2alOc; old Currants ut 5l.2c; new 5 Ia
&c; RaiSins, new 200; Valencia, new I I1asc.
EGGs remain quiet and steady, with fair
supply and moderate demand. We quote
fresh at l3a15c per dozen.
FtH. Quotations: For packages containing
100 younds OF sound fish, Light weight and In
fetlot quality At prices 70 correspond: Goldfish
boneless 90; Lake herring, half bbls, at u ;
plckcrel, half bbls, / 75; white hsh, 90. Half
bbls. No. Smackerel 5 5Oa4 20; No. Z 500.
FEATHERS. In good demand; live geese
40aSOc. r.. 80
FRUITS are quiet and steady. Apples in good
supplyat 5Ocal 90 per barrel; peaches, 0oa
/ Is per box pears, 25ai 50 per box
oranges, 5Oas o. per box: lemons, Z 60aS %
per box; grapes, per bushel, 1 25.
FLOUR The demand continues steady, and
there Is fair movement at easy prices, but
with no quotablc alterations We quote
white wheat family at S 00a5 25; red
wheat family ! 9Sa4 80; supers coaS 80; rye
GRocEEtEs. The sugar market continues easy
in tone, but unchanged in price. But for the
reduced production the value OF refined goods
could not be maintained. In regard TO
coffee there Is nothing new to record
prices continue weak, and q further de-
cline soon Is not improbable. We quote
as follows: Gaees, fair to good Rio i6al6
cents, prime II cents, choice IS cents best,
roasted 2lc, yellow Rio &c, Java &c. Syntp,,
common 40a50c, prime SOC, New orleats mo-
laSses, good 35c, prime 45c, choice Soc. Sugar,
refined hard crushed and granulated l0alQ1+c,
A coffee 0 l-2c, b &c, commercial A sugar
ac, commercial G s. l-2c, yellow @ Sc, gold.
en- c 7Xc, common yellow7aT sic. Rice, Car
olina choice &c, New Orleans prime &c.
GRAM. The trade in grain Is rather quiet
and easy under liberal supplies. The demand
Is steady for most kinds Of grain. Our quota
tions are: Wheat at s0asSc pei, ,bushel; Corn,
ieai5c; Oats, 2jc; Rye. 45c.: y
ulSsENJ. NJ. 1, uTy, I6as0c per lb.l I
HAY remains very quiet and weak; baied
0oal0 90; loosc, ooas copper ton. ~.
Sss % srad, ns and i0SR FeneSr ae io to S sOd &C.
md s ID ?t IS. Cd n and ID o. "a and Sd 9 IS Cd
3 so, I'd 475. Barrel, Y inch 0 90, inch
5 90, l inch 4 so, IIs inch S75, Ia inch I 50
IL inch 3 90, u inch 27S Finishing, I inch
/ 90. l II inch 90. IN inch AS, l11 to IN
nch 4 O0, 2 inch IS, 2i-2 inch 3 90, 3 inch
md over 3 o5. Casing and Box, 10d to 30d,
, rs, Sd . 90, Cd 5 %, I'd 4 10, Sd 450. Fine
Blued, ID 5 IS Sd 400, I'll IS. Lining, y
nch $50 y inch s 90. Tobacco HID, l0d 80,
"a 9 IS, Cd and "a 90. Clinch, all sizes rs.
Cut Spikes, all sizes 25 Boat Spikes, 9 rs.
Stating. sd 4 90, I'd 8 90, Sd 5 IS, ID 5 90. s
ONIONS are in liberal supply and steady de
nand, with prices easy but unchanged. Quo
ed at 60c per ushel.s.if .l.H
POTATOES. The demand continues steady,
md thesupply Is moderate, while prices are
irm, though not changed from last weeks
quotations. We quote prime peach blows
ind early rose at 65a75c per bushel. Sweet
potatoes are in liberal supply, at 1T5ae %
Der barrel. s
PRoyisIoSs. The tendency continues down.
ward in sympathy with hogs, which have de.
lined materially OF late, Following are the
,urrent rates: Mes Pork Family 10 so. Ba-
.on. Hams canvassed, II l-2c; uncanvassed,
il l.2c; plain shoulders at 8 l.2c, sugar
cured do 6Hc; clear sides at JIG; break.
asst bacon c. Dried Beef, l9c. Lard. Fancy
.ity, s sl4c.
RAGS. 1Xc per pound.
wooL. Quoted at 30a3Sc for choice washed,
md one.third off for unwashed Marketdu
SEEDS Timothy seed, l 30al 40 per bushel;
.lover, 00a5 50. .E
SALT. Per barrel, 10. ~
TALLow. I 7l.2c for country. .--
ToBAcco. Nayies, 55a60c; 6Sa70c. m
WHEELING SroGIEs. Per 1000, 1050all 50.