The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-18
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INTELlipESuER oHEI0H, 1
WHEELING, Tuesday, Sept II,
The condition Of things In the grocery line q
this time u Aboutas follows; Sugars arc YER
Arm and cotiees are strong. Raw sugars hAyl
turned upward and an advance OF y cent ha
been established In frst hands, The Teanet
article Il hrn. Provisions arc decidedly weak
New Orleans molasses d tcarco In all market
and rules Armef at an advance OF Lao cents pei
gallon. Teas are quiet Spices are steady and
fruits firm, Rice Is also hFm. The SAippin1 nj
in Us last Issue says Of the grocery market
There mas been m active trade In groceries
Refined sugar has been In steady request, and
reduced production has enabled Tsanets % hold
prices " the old figures The depressed feeling
mat mas hulg over the raw sugar market ID be,
ing FeplAcsd BY better conditions. The demand
has quieEenet and sellers are disposed TO ask
highel Prices tor the supply now on band, The
European markets. are hlmer aud the outlook
has become brighter. A firm UNDERGONE has
characterized the coffee market and values are
slowly working upward under the influence Of d
strong statistical position Of supplies 10 produC.
log ~ well ~ consuming markets, but " Is q
question whether values have not reached a
level that Is likely 70 restrict consumption Ol
the local trade may DO said that there Il great
Improvement noticeable, The heavy hauling
Of gEocers goods to the dep0tS RtteEts 70 The
truth OF lhllbtatement.
The grain market continues 10 run along with
no Important changes In price, Considerable
Etull IL offered, but buyers and sellers do moi
appear 10 get together Dealers In lOuF con,
tlue 70 report fair business and that lOl
standard brands In iohblng way, prices arc
tram and Four.-FApcy patents, ISpriug aud
winter old, 2iA5 60j fancy family, hite amber
amber and winter $40 In paperi wood ~
htgheti new, p. Dat meal-medlum % 90 peI
Dbl fancy $500, Rye lour g So MiddlingS peI
S vi PEI ba.S No. S Corn 9s Sfa So e Z
peck sack.
PEed.-Corn per huShel, old I5atsc; new lOa4Sc,
Oats 90as6c,, BSled hay per ton sis, Farmer
are Offering loose hay At $40 per ton.
GROCERIES.
Rics-CarollnA head 6IEci Carolina choice Go;
Carolina prime 5No Louisiana 6ab]ffci Java Pearl
Syrps-CholcO sugar syrups 2Sa26c; suRn,
syFups ssasOei Honey Drips 26a2Sci Maple Drlps,
Ave gallon kegs COG; ten gallon kegs COO; hall
barrels Sc; barrels 800; HIxby Maple Syrup tblr.
relsl SSSi bixhy Maple " 6arTslsl 80; Blxby
Maple tlo gallon kegs 6oci Blxby Maple Is gRi.
Sugar House tdAFkl 2Oa29G; i9c additional 10 hall
baFrels), New Orleans MolASSes, fancy new crop,
b2c choice 6Oci prime $50; fair lOc; mixed FOOD,
New Orleans 1901 bakers goods 2iaS0c.
FrogLSLORs-lSIges !. Y; hams y 70; medlumsu
break last bacon lOlf0 s. Q, shoulders W 70 7o
bOneclS hams l0Alle; city sides bacon IhOul,
derS T5IOi ham beel lie; ordinary beef 100; family
mess PeEG Id pieces SlA 50; bean pork, ino
L1rd-Pure refined, In terCe 79.c; half barrel,
80; 30 ID, tins SIIe; Chicago lard, IN tin pals,
lbsn Sci tin pals, lbst 754C; tin pals, 10 lbs
nc; TIN pals % lbs. No; tin pals, 90 lbs, 7c
SiI"dr-.CntloAl 0Ac; ciIlles exc; run powdered
9l4e; ordinary powdered g1sci gEaunlated stan