The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-07-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, July Is.
REGULAR REPORT.


bales uplands at 26426Nc.
FLoUR-Receipts 5,T19 bblS and IL,
bags; market 25c better for high grades;
others unchanged; 81 so for supertine
state and western; 81 lOhS 40 tor extra
western; IS 6OalO 60 for choice; Sllal2 60
for shipping Ohio; $40 l0lll so for trade
brands; $ll 60al3 IA Tor spring st. Louis,
and SlOal2 10 for winter. California
Flour-25c higher; sales 500 bbls at
SI2 25al5 30. Rye Flour-Firmer; sales
$50 bbIs ut 81 25a9 %.
WHIsKY-QuietH and steady.
N-Wheat-Receipts 24O bus;
market shade 1irmer and quiet; sales
i9 600 bus at 81 3Oa2 s. for No. 2 Mil
waukp; 81 30 for new crop red Jersey;
80 OF for amber Michigan; 90 IS for new
white Virginia, and S. 20 tor white Cal
ifornia, Rye-Quiet; sales 1000 bus
western Mt 81 40, and 5000 bus Canada
Mt 81 So. Barley-Quiet; sales 5000 bus
Barley Malt-Duil. COrn-Receipts
50, 499 bus; market dull and iavors buy
ers; sales Al 900 bus at 81 05al OF for
new mixed western; 81 90 for very
choice do; CSC aSl Oh for unsound; 95c
for New Orleans, and 81 l5al 10 for
market shade firmer; sales $4,000 bus
at SSc for western, and 92sSc for Ohio.
CoAL-Quiet and unchanged.
LEATHER-SOle in fair request at goa
size for Bueuos Ayres, light weights.
WooL-DuIl and heavy; sales 100000
TBS at 5Oa6Oc for domestic fleece; zoe for
picked, and 44a46c for supertine pulled.
GROCERIES = Rice = Nominally I'M
changed. Cotfee-Dull and unchanged.
Sugar-Quiet and steady; sales 100
hhds Cuba at 1Xal211c. Molasses-
Heavy; sales 16O barrels Cuba at 45a47c.
PETRoLEUM-Crude nominal at lie;
refined in bond quiet at 261Sa27c.
HoPs-Quiet.
PoRK-Opened firmer and closed
heavy; sales S $50 barrels at S23 lOa23 so
for new mess, closing at SOB 10 for cash;
500 so for old do; Sl9 50 for prime, and
S2l so for prime sness. Beef-tlrm;
sales l75 barrels. Beef Hams-Nomi-
nal. Bacon-Scarce and held above me
views of buyers. Cut Meats-Firm;
sales $50 packages at sAal0hc for
shoulders, and 12Ha14Izc for hams.
Lard-Firmer; sales 1000 barrels at
llAHl3c for new.
BuTrER-Quiet at 1Oa22c for Ohio.
CHEEsE-Heavy al 7al41zc.
LATEST MAHKErs-5 Pm.
FLoUR-Closed firm with an upward
tendency for choice grades, and very
quiet and nominally unchanged for
other kinds.
GRA1N-Quiet and very firm; No. 2
spring at 81 20a2 40; No. spring al
81 55d2 81. Rye-Steady at 81 40 for
western. Oats-Quiet and firm; S3aS5c
for western, and e2a93c tor Ohio. Corn
Dull and heavy; 81 DIAL OF for good to
strictly prime new mixed western.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork-H and low
err: sales 300 bbls mess at S22 80 cash
and S23 90 regular, closing with sellers
at the quotations. Beef-Quiet ana
steady. Cut Meats-In fair demand
firm with only II limited supply offer
ing. Lard-Fairly active aud shade
higher; 125saI3c Tor fair to prime steam;
1870 for kettle rendered.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Coupons '62,
IIITz: '64, 1O92S; '65, lOe5S; new, 1857;
10 4Us, l022s; 7-30s, LIST series, 1887: 9TH
ers, 1919.
MoNEY-5aG per cent; sterling, I'M
changed.
GoLD-1S9hs.
.. LATEST $50 P. n.
GoLD-opened at 1897, and closed at
SrocKs-Ohio Certificates, 26H; Cum
berland, 397<a4O; QUICKSILVER, SS51A55;
Mariposa, lUalOIl; Western Onion iele-
graph, 4S1<a4S34; Pacific Mail, 143Aa
ia; Atlantic Mail, llOH; New York
Central, 1855 alO6; Erie, 7l4n7lss; Hud-
son. lO9A1IO; Reading, 1O4Aalg4H;
Michigan Central, ll0a1lO1S; Michigan
Sontbsrn. 80jSasi; Illinois Central.
I23: pittsburgh, 9l1za9l2<: Toledo, 1879
aIIa5z: Rock Island, 9S; Northwestern,
49,: do. preferred. 6Sl5a65ss; Fort
Wayne, 1Ol2<al0lX; Wabash, 49Iz.
Cincinnati.
July l3.-FLoCR- Dull, but un-
changed; fresh ground family, inclu-
ding new, Sl2 5Oal3.
GRAIN Wheat-Irregular and prices
lower; good deal OF new offering at g 25
az 40, miIlers holding back, antici-
pating lower prices. Corn-Unchanged;
sales of No. l at 75a76c. Oats-Scarce
and firmer; No. held at soc at close,
none offering.
CoTToS-Dull, but prices unchanged;
middliDg 23a23Sc.
wHIsKY-S2 80 in bond.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess pork-Ffrm at s2S;
but few sellers. Bulk meats-Buoysnti
holders asking higher pricesi s1a1l11c