The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-01-29

tatlons: PruneS at 0Ha7c; old Currants al
4ci new &c; Raislns, new 81 CO., Valencia
new TIC.
Eo0s-owlng II light receipts and small Of.
ierings, strictly fresh eggs are scarce and firm
The demand Is rather sluggish, however. We
quote at 2baS0c per dozen.
FEATnERs-1n good demand; live geese
Quotations; For packages containing
100 pounds Of sound fish, light weight and In.
tertor quality atptiCes TO correspond: Goldfish
boneleSs 81 90; Lake herring, half bblS at
81 60i nlckerel, half bblS, 81 so; white fish,
81 90 Half bbls. No. 8 Inackerel s. OOaS 50;
No. g $4O0. 7lJ'
FLOUR-The demand Is reported as fairly
active, with liberal receipts, There Is ten.
dency toward firinness IN the prices, but the
quotations are tho same as given In our report
Of last week, We quote white wheat iami.
ly al IS 0Oa5 25; red wheat family 81 40; su-
pers 50 00aS 50; rye -four So 76aSO0. Buck.
wheat g so per 100 lbs.
GRoCERIEs-There Is q general complaint Of
q dull business In this department Of trade.
We have no changes to note In the quota.
tons, which are as follows: CO6eeJ, fair
10 good Rio at 1Sha14Xc, prime l5c,
choice lie, best roasted 10 ccnts, yellow
Rio 1Sc, Java 25c. SyrupS, common A0a
45c, prime 4sc; New Orleans molasSes, prime
40c, choice 46o, Sugars, refined hard crushed
oAc, granulated 9Hc, powdered, 9Ac, A cof-
fee DC, BSAc, commercial A sugar S4c, com.
merCial Q SIC, yellow G 7Nc, golden @ 7c,
common yellow O3{a7c Rice, Carolina choice
7Hc, New Orleans prime 7a7Hc. i'
GAME-Venison, l2hai0c per ID; rabbits and
squirrels, l0c each; pheasants, per dozen, s. 90;
partridgcs, 81 25 per dozen.
(1RATN-rIThRHn laOInR IN hn vary liIt1h Intno.
In the grain market. Thequotati0nS are steady
and unchanged, viz: Wheat-We quote medI.
Im at s5atl0c per bushel; Corn, S5a4OC; Oats,
26c; Rye, 40a45c.
HAY-Remainsq quiet and weak baletl, 50 90
al0 90; loose, 81 00aS 90 per ton.
Ho6s-2Ac per h., In prime packing lots.
HoMISY-Per barrel, $325.
HONEY-Per ID, l2Ifal5c,
NAILR-The following are the card rates
Nails, Brals and Fencing, 10 to 7Od So Is, Sd
and Sd 81 40, Gdand I'd $2 GS, 4dand Sd $2 Sd
s. 6S, % 800, Barrel, Ainch 50 Is, Y inch
s. 10, Inch 1896, lkinCh$S 001k u inch 81 65,
! y inch IS 15,1H inch $2 90. Finishing, Inch
81 Is, lMinch 90 10, ~ inch 81 40, " to TX
inch 81 15, inch IS 90, 24 inch s. 55, 8 inch
and over s. 40. Casing and Box, l0d to sod,
81 90, Sd s. 156d s. a, Id 81 25, Sd 81 65. Fine
Blued, I'D $500, Sd 81 Is, ID S. 90. Lining, x
Il' ~ w q III. 20 10 lOpdCCu lUuI IVu ~ OU,
Sd 81 90, Oh and I'd s. l6 Clineh all sizes IS 90.
Cut Spikes, all sizes g 40. Boat Spikes, So 90.
Stating, Cd q l5, Id s. Is, Sd 81 90, I'd $5l5.
oNrS S-In good supply, but held firmly at
I5c per oushel
PARsNIPs-Per barrel, $50.
PorAToRs-The demand appears TO be con.
lined to slow iObbing trade. Prices re.
main arm under light supplies with
no receipts We quote peach blows at SOca
b OO per bushel. Sweet potatoes, s. so per
barrel.
PouLrRY-The market Is very quiet with
light supplies We quote chickens, live
i 40a1 Is per dozen, and dressed 7aSc per
b; turkeys, sal0c per lb dressed geese, &c
per lb dressed; ducks, Sa10c per Id dressed.
PRoVIBloSs-The upward tendency in this |
market still continues, under the influence OF
lie advance in the West As will be seen by
)ur quotations, there has been general ad. |
iance in this market The following quota
ions arc taken from the circular of promi.
lent pork packer issued to-day:
Packages for meats hold as follows Casks 900 ibs,;
HALF Casks 800 l6s TierGes, $50 lbJi Barrels $50 !t
Bags, 200 lbs