The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-07
FHKEuNG WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Weekly Change Of Quotations in al
Iines Of Local Trade.
Once Of the Iutelllgeneer.
WheellnE. March 8.

taions, but the conditions warrant an
approaching advance in quotations ac-
cording to best local adviceA Corn 10
strong and oats holding their own at
unchanged quotations.
General trade in produce Is good.
with some complaint, however, as TO
collections. Apples are moving out
well at the advance. There IS q fair
business in oranges and bananas. Sweet
potatoes are very hne for this time Of
the year and are selling wen, while
Irish potatoes are not in such quick de-
mand, buyers only taking for imme-
dlhte needs. Cabbage shows slight
advance. also onions, as the stock is
running short at points Of supply. Good
butter is scarce. Eggs are weaker.
Poultry in fair demand with no change
IN quotations.
The higher grades Of flour show re-
duced quotations this week. Package
cofiees declined fifty cents per hum
dred packages. Sugars continue to go
ont freely for the season, with prices
steady as quoted. The reduction in
roasted package coffee was generally
| expected, and some Well-posted dealers
say It was not Justified by the great
bean. Molasses and syrips steady as
quoted, with fair demand. Rice Is
nearly always quite active; It 10 want
cd the year round. Canned goods con-
tinue. to 60 out pretty freely, with no
important change OF. late In prices; to-
matoeB and corn are probably the most
active. Eyaporated goods continue to
go out freely. The advent OF the Len
ten season has stimulated the demand
for salt fish.
Provisions.
Flour-Fancv roller mill winter
wheat. wood at s. e5 per barrel; paper
ut 50 so per barrel; spring wheat, Min
nehaha, "a 90 in cotton sacks; 81 90 per
barrel; 50 50 in paper sacks; Galaxy
50 so In paper sacks; 81 90 per barrel;
Gold Coin tiour q o5 in cotton, or g IS
In paper; Loyal y paper, So S5i Reli-
ance, 50 so In wood; s. 60 In paper;
Pillsbury. So so in paper: 81 90 in cotton
and wood Ceresota and Electric Light,
wood and cotton, s. so; paper 50 10.
SHrupS-ChOice sugar EyFups, &c;
Fancy drlps 2sc; Silver drIpa lsc; New
Orleans mOlasses, choice crop, 40c;
prime SIC; fair, 33c; mixed good, New
Orleans, &c; bakers good. lsc.
Provisions-LarEe s. c. hams, 10Ac;
medium hams, lie; small hams, Inc;
s. c. breakfast bacon 5000; should
ers TIC; sides. 7&c;ordlnary beef 13hc;
ham dried beef lie; knuckles 1ItGc;
family mess pork. 5-pound pieces. 50 30;
bean pork. bbiS., 50 co.
Lard = Pure refined tlerces, &c;
the advance for smaller packages is as
follows: 50-fb. tins Nc over tlercesi
fancy tubs sc: 20-tb. tins &c; 10-tb. tins
&c; 5-ib. tins &c: 3-tb. tins 1c.
sugurB-Cutloaf, 5.94c; cubes, $3.50:
powdered, 5.74c; gTanulnted standard
5;5Sc: American A, 5.19c; standard flne
granulated, 5.53c; standard confectlon-
ers' A 5.S4c; Columbia A. 5.1sc; standard
Windsor 5.1sc; white extra, 1890; ex-
ira C, 1850; fruit sugar, 4.74e.
Coftee--Green coffee. fancy Golden
Rio, 16c; fancy green l6c: choice green
l41kc; roasting grades l0he; lava 261tci
roasted in packages, Arrow, 1214ci Pan
Handle, 12,14c; ArbuclSle & Co.'S roast
ed 12.14c: Lion 11.14c; bulk roasted lie;
Old Government Java roasted csc; Mo-
cha and Java 2sc; A grade Rio, 23c.
TeRs-Young Hyson. per 10. S095bc;
Gunpowder. 306s0c; Imperial, 40855c;
Japan. 2s075c; Oolong HGSoc; Sou
chang. 27970c,
Candies-star full weight, ike; Para
fine. per ~, 11c;; Electric Light, per
~. 10c
Yinerar-cholce cider 1ee14c per gal.
lon; standard city brands to811e per
gallon; country. 1Selbc per gallon as
cheesGFull cream lSh@1le; SWEET
ger 1s15c; Llmburger i21zc; fac
tory 11011hc.
Fish-No. 2 mackerel. 100 hSh. IS MS,
81 so; No. Q extra mackerel tubs, 50
fish, IS 90; new, 100 lbs, Si3 co. No. :, 50
MS, 81 90; No. small 81 90 for 100
MS; No. large 100 ms. $40 co.
seeds-Timothy 81 SOL 80 per bushel;
clover, small seed, IS coos g.
Salt-No. per barrel. 81 Is. extra per
Dbl, 81 Is; dairy, fine, fivs-bushel sacks,
81 10 per sack.
Wooden Ware-No. tubs. 81 90: NO,
2. Sc so; No. 3, IS go 2-hoop pals. y so;
3-hoop, 81 70; single washboaros, I5i
double do, 50 so; hne crimped double
DO, 81 Is; single do. 81 Is.
Grain and Feed.
GraIn-wheat 66@6sc; new or old. Corn
40642c per bushel. Oats out OF store,
western crop, S5c per buBhel; home
crop. 2S630c per bushel.
Feed-Bran SIS per ton; middllngs
SIS per ton Hay, No. timothy baled,
$12; mixed. SO O06s 90: timothy hay,
loose, $40 00G513 90; straw, wheat, baied,
s.; straw, wheat, loose, S.
Fruits and Produce.
Quotations b. Parker & Coz
Butter-creamery I'm. prints, fancy
CSC; tub. 26c; country choice per ~,
1s@2oc; country, fair 1s915c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh in case 1G9iSc per
dozen; cold storage, 14c.
Fruits-Apples. 81 1908 %.
Poultry-oid BOOSTERS. &c per pound;
spring chickens, lie per pound; hens, SC
per pound. Turkeys s910c. Dressed
chickens I0Gl2c per 10.
Tropical Fruit-LemonB, fancy - 10
choice, 50 80. Oranges, 81 s. per box.
Bananas, 81 6032 IS per bunch.
VegetableB-Native onions soc per
bushel: 81 80 per barrel. Potatoes. soc
per buahel. Cabbage, 2h@2hc per 10.
Sweet potatoes, 81 50 per box; 81 90 per
barrel. Hickory nuts, 81 90 per bushel.
Turnips, soc per bushel; 81 % per bar
rel. Parsnips, 75c per bushei; 81 Is per
barrel; carrots, CSC.
Miscellaneous.
Roots and Barks-Ginseng, dry. per
No., s. 5093 90; some n market; saSsa-
frHG bark per d.. S09c: Bassatras oil,
Der 10, SOasOc; May apple root, PEE
10, 6lk0c: yellow root, per 10, 6Oc;
Seneca snake root. per No.. flee OF top.
3O0S5e: west VirElnia snake root, per
H., 25d35c; pink root, per ~. nne. zoo
use; elm bark, per 10, &c; Wild cherry
bark, per ~, Gal2e. -,
Beans-Prln18 new hand-plekea' me-
dlum 81 1901 IS; prime new hand-pick-
ed 81 1901 IS; navy, 81 50.
Wool-Fine washed. S29S4oi one.th!rd
an for unWaRhed: one-fourth on for