The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-09-04
VOLUME XXVII.-NUMBER 10.

bbls, $175; White fish, 81 90. Half bbls.
No. ) mackerel 20 5Oa4 2Oi No. 2, s5 90. 4.
FEATnERs In good demand; live geese
40a5Oc.
FRurrs Are nominal and rates change
from day to-day. Apples In good supply
at 50ca$l 90 per barrel; peaches II GOAL %
per box; .plums, 30ai0c per bucket pears,
9 00a2 80 per barrel; oranges, 81 50aS 90
per box; lemons, 81 90 per box.
FLOUR The demand continues fairly ac-
tive and the market is firm. Old wheat
fours arc scarce, but new wheat brands
are abundant and easy. Wequote:
GRocERiEs-Co Coffces are tirnGr, and some
brands higher. The sugar market Is firm
for the higher grades OF standard soits and
hards, while the lower grades ofsoft whites
and yellows are nominal and irregular in
prices. New Orleans liolasses firm Syrups
easy. Teas, tobacco and spices unchanged
at Charleston. The new crop large, and
prices will rule low this year it is general
ly believed. We quote as follows: Cof-
thes-Fair to good Rio l5a!8c, prime l7c,
choice lSc, best roasted 2lc, yellow Rio
pc, Java 2Jc. Sy7lps-C Common 40a50c,
prime SOC, New Orleans Molasses, good 35c,
prime 45c, choice Soc. Sugdrs-Refned
hard crushed and grlnulated 10al0ic, A
Coffee 0lc, b. DC, commercial A Sugar Ole,
commercial G SIC, yellow G Sc, Golden G
7ic, common yellow 7a7lc. Rice-Caro-
lima choice 7laSc, New Orleans prime 7lc.
GRAIN The trade is steady, with fair
receipts OF wheat and oats and easy though
unchanged prices. Wheat is In some de-
mand, but the offerings are liberal and
values are easy at unchanged prices. We
quote at S0aS5c. Corn is in rather light
supply, ut 40a45c. Oats are in gOoddemand
and liberal supply; qnoted Mt 20c. Rye is
easy and quoted ut 45c.
GISsESG-No. l, dry, 75aS0c per lb.
HAY-Remains very quiet and weak;
baled, 50 00al0 co.; loose, 81 00aS 90 per
ton.
MRloSs-NNatermclons, s5 0Oa12 90 per
100; muskmelons and cantelopes, s. 00a
700 per10O. a'S
NAILs-Thc followingarc the card rates:
Nails, Brads and Fcncing-10 to 70d s2 90,
Sd and 81 s2 %, Cd and I'd s2 30, Id and Sd
t2 T5, 3di3 so, I'd 81 70. Barrel-} inch
800, 1 in. s5 90, in. f450, u in. s. rs, II
in. So so, IA in. SO 90, +! in. s. 70. Fin
ishing-l in. ~ 90, ! in. 10 90, u in. 81 %,
u to II in. 81 90, 2 in. s3 IS, q in. >3 so,
3 in. and over 81 25. Casing and Box
l0l to sod SO 70, Sd s. 90, Cd s. 20, 4d
81 10, Sd n so. Fine Blue,l-id S3 IS, Sd
$500, Cd s. 20. I.ining-I inch So 80, 4 in.
IS 90. Tobacco Hhd-l0d s2 so, Sd 81 70,
Cd and I'd s3 90. Clinch-all sizes fS 70.
Cut Spikcs-all sizes 70 %. Boat Spikes :
- 70. Stating sd $500, 4d 10 90, 3dS3 IS,
I'd rs 90.
oXloxs-Home raised, nominal, at soc
per bushel. e
PoTArors In poor supply, at 81 so per
barrel. s..lg.y
Provisions -sugar-cured hams are in
light stock and held with considerable
firmness, while loose meats, lard, mess
pork, etc, continue weak in sympathy
with the adviccs from Chicago and Gin
cinnati, our main sources of supply. The
following are the current rites: Mess
Pork-Clear $l3 90; family Sl2 90. Bacon
Hams canvassed, u to l3lc plain shoul-
ders ut &c, sugar cured do 73c; clear sides
at Sc; breakfast bacon l0al0l. Dried
Beef l3!c. Lard Fancy city SIC.
RAGS lsc per pound. f Na
WooL-QuOtcda ut 30a3Sc for choice wash
ed, and one-third off for unwashed. Mar
ket dull.
SEEDS Timothy seed, 81 4Oal 50 per
bush; clover s. O0a5 80. qs Il
SALT Per barrel, ITO.
TALLow-7lc for country.
ToBAcco Navies h5aG0c; G5a70c.
WHEELING. SroGIEs Per 1000, $40 5Oa
ll ~. 81. 81 ss., a. .slft5 % aAH'f ifs