The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-01-15
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY lELEaRAPH.
NEW YoEh, January Ii.

MARKETS By 1ELEGRAPH.
NEW York, January ID.
REGULAR REPORT.
CoTToN.Dull; sales 600 bales micllIng MP
FLOUR-Receipts Il, S2S bbIs; market = dnu
heaHy, unsettled and l0clower; sales 4,7OCbbls
NJ ~ OOgt 10 20 for Supertine State; $40 75 Inn
for extra State; Sll 75gl2 so for choice do; So 10
Tor snpertne western; $40 60@l2 for common
70 medium extra western; sl2 O59lS 30 for
round hoop Ohio and So 7OgI4 Is for trade
brands; cloeing with sales of extra State, re-
port low, at $40 506l065.
WHIsRT-Dull and unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-Dull and dropping; sales
900 bushels at s. 90 for white California; IS 10
white State at s. %. Rye-Firmer; ST IL re-
fused for Canada in bond. Barley-Without
Ghanges sales So 900 bushels at soc for western;
ada West free; 81 Us for State. Corn-Dull and
dropping; sales $500 bushels at 81 IS6Il 49,
for mixed western afioat. Oats-Dull and
heavy; sales $500 bushels at 6ioS68c for Chi-
cago and milwaukee,. Stock OF grain in
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l,7l7,lS7 bushels; corn,
bushels; harley, ,6ST Iii bushels; barley malt.
SiST bushels; peas, 5O,9lS bushels.
aoPS-Qutet and firm.
PETRoLEUM-DuIl at l9Gl9LSc for crude
and 29G3Oc for refined in bond.
GRoCERIES-Coffee-U Unchanged. Sugar
Quiet; Cuba l09l04c. Observation-Disclosures,
PRoyIsIoNsSPork-O firmer but
closed heavy; sales 4 40 hblS at S2O92O 81 for
new mess, closing at SO 626l20 z5 for western;
SlS aal9 81 for old mess, closing Mt $40 %. cash.
Sac 75@l7 u for prime and Slg 20 for western
prime mess; also $50 bbls new mess at SO 40,
seller for January and February. Beef-Un-
changed. Beef Hams-Quiet; SALES 10 bbls
at s2SaS3. Bacon-Unchnnged; sales go bxs
at lO54c for Cumberland cut; ll4@Il1Sc for
short clear; short ribbed on private terms.
Cut Meats-Heavy; sales go packages at 81
IGlUc Ior shoulders and lOGl259c for hams.
Dressed 4. Hogs-F'irmeri sc{S1Sc for western.
old and l213@l31sc for new; also l55 h0ls ut
lSS lS14c. seller for February.
BUTrER-Eirm at l51tSOc for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Flrm at lS92Dc.
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool, more active; 49sd
@43Sd forcorn and barley.
DRY GOODS
The dry goods market is moderately quiet
and firm for domestic cottons, both plain col.
ored and printed. Domestic woolens and
foreign fabrics remain quiet, and the former
continue depressed.
MoNKY AND STOCKS.
GOLD-Closed at 1915.
GoyERNAENT sToCKss--Dnll but steady;
i los rs 1915 a gifglOO' compounds
STooKs-Be fredericksburg prices were, Ohio
Gertitie ss 29l4g2Il$i Western Union Tele-
Erie $50 @6S5s: Hudson l2Ial %; Reading
l0i3S9lOIJ4; Michigan Central IO6JSdlO7;
Michigan Southern s0@S0l4; Northwestern
1io5fS4S DO preferred slis9s2; Fort Wayne
.MIEING sHAREs-Closed steady; Gregory
1872 S75; Corydon G55; Gold Hill 80; Grinnell
LATEST.
MoNEY-The market continues firm Mt Z
Steady at 1907 4@I0g1s.
GoLD-Shade frmer; opening at 1872; nd
Vancing TO 1875, and closing Mt 1897.
GOVERNMENT SToCEs-WithouG decided
change.
CATTLE HARRIET.
Beef advanced &c, mainly on prime; sales
al VI iGc; prime l5lS@ l31ac Cows are SlOl low
Veal less active at S6tSI4c.
sheep are steady at 51z@71Sc, with fair nj Sc.
Hogs are dull ut 65EG79I for live, and So for
Receipts, 5sis beeyes, $50 veaIs, 1884 sheep
and lambs, and 2O,632 hogs.
Chicago.
JANUARY H.-FLoUR-Inactive and 800
2Oc lower; salesat $40 G5Sll 10 for.spring eX-
lower sales at 81 Is for 10. T. ana ID" 81 oSsi q
Ior No. Corn-Quiet ana lie lower; sales at
7sg7s14c for No. l. Oats-MOre active and a
store. "
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Firm mt SIS so.
and buoyant, and lOg2Oc higher; sales at
s. 70g6 30. Live HOss-In good demand and
lOGl5c higher, at s. S5tG6 IS.
RECEuSTs-96OO bbIs fIour; % 900 bins wheat.
'0oO bus corn, q 900 bus oats, 600 live hogs
SHIPMESTS-IOOO bbls flour, 1900 bus
wheat, $500 bus oats, 300 dressed hogs.
81. Louis.
JANUARY l4.-FLoUR-Firm and I'M
changed; business small
GRAIN-W heat-Quiet and unchanged
Gla66c. 50
PRoy1sroNs-Dun. Pork-sls 75a2O 90. Ba-
con and Bulk MeatS-Unclanged, Hogs
Firm at S6g6 50; at the close drovers asked
s6I1G6 40, but packers stood of.
MIIsKS Y y nsettled, more sellers than
buyers nj e lO1L2 70.
F1hfIa,IeInhIo
JANUARY lI.-Trade dull.
s,d FLSouR-Steady; extra from spring wheat
-wheat-steady; prime So Ooas n.
white So 2O93 30. Rye-Si 3i5SGl 40 Corn
quiet; new yellow Sl9l OS; old 81 II. Oats
-PEoylsIoSs~ Pork--s2l 90. Dressed
Hogs-sS.
WHIsKY-Dull.
Buffalo.
JANUARY H.-FLoUR-QuIet and steady:
GRAiN-W heat-Nothing doing. Corn
iey%A shade n rmer: cSnadn " Ws Sf' 81 hS ar
Rye-Nominal.
PRovIsIONs-Heavy; Mess Pork-Quiet at
L9rd-Sluiet; salesa l215@l3c. Dressed Hogs
NHIsKY-FIrm Mt 80 80.
Baltimore.
JANUARY Observation-Disclosures
GRAIN-Wheat-No receipts or Sales-
Corn-Steady at 81 O75l 10 for good to prime
white; do yellow 81 Dial %; westerns 81. Oats
PRovIsroNs-scarce and firm, particularly
Milwaukee.
JANUARY 14.-FLoUR-Dull Mt $40 . for
observation-disclosures Mt 81 97JS6e2 90 for
NO. Corn-Dull and lower at Sic for old
PRovIsIoSs-Held firm. Mess PorIs-slS.
Dressed HOgs-Firm and unchanged