The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-02
MAEKErs By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February /

REGULAR REPORT.
CorToN-31ze lower; sales $50 bales middline
FLoUR-More steady for low grades, and
dun and declining for better quality; receipts
1l6O bbls; sales 500 bbls superhne store and
western at g lOd975; extra western SO l5d
/ II .; choice sIl 259l2 %; round hoop Ohio
shipping brands $40 90SlI IS; trade brands
Sll SOSl3 50; fancy and extra southern SIS 500
| 10 90, closed steady.
wHISKY-Nominal
GRAIN-Wheat-Quiet and unchanged,
holders exhibit less desire TO realize. Rye
Quiet; sales $500 bus western at 81 2I9i ., and
c. W. In bond nominal at 81 II. Barley-Un-
bond at 9iG95c; free 81 l6. Barley Malt-Dull.
Corn-Quiet and steady; receipts 400 bus:
sales . 2;oOO bus; mixed western in store at
ceipts 800 bus; sales 50 600 bus at 6Oa6Sc
GRocERIES-Dull but steady.
HoPS-Dull at Scarce.
PETRoLEUM-Dull; crude 1876; refined in
| PRovisIoNs-Pork-Op heavy md
new mess, closing at SO so for western; sl9a
Is . for old mess closing at SI925 regular;
SIG 62C9l1 % for prime, and Sl9tG2O for prime
mess; also $1,000 bbls new mess at S2OG2I Is.
seller and buyer February, March and next
four monthsi total stock, old ana new, Sc 926
dds same date last month 56,l76 bbls; last
year 66.O3l. Beef-Quiet; sales 5000 bbis at
| previous prices; total stock, old and new,
1859 packages; same date last month 23,O4B,
Elrmer; sales 2T bbls at SCI 5OtGS5 90. Bacon
quiet; sales $500 rs at NE for short ribbed;
for shoulders and iO5$ afsc Tor hams 9B Tsssed
Lari5a7steady; sales of IS b6is at ii@i25Sc for
old 1876 for new.
BUTTER-Quiet.
CHEESE-Eirm at l5d2Oc
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Market steady and easy at 8dt7 p.r
cent SteTiing-Nominal at lOS7sa IOS5&'
GoLD-WithOut material change; opening
| GOVERNMENT SToCKsSWfthout flecided
alteration.
DRY GOODS.
Dry goods are dull; coIored cottons SLIGHTLY
steady. % GA
Cincinnati.
FEBRUARY l.-FLoUR-Unchanged; So 25a
| 9 70 for spring, and 50 5OGIO . for winter,
-Wheat-Unchanged and dull; No
winter 81 So92 s.. Corn-DuIl: shelied 6lG
o2c; ear o0G06c. OatS-Dull at 5016IC; the Ie-
ceipts are quoted large and the market closes
heavy. Rye and BarIey-Unchanged
MHISKY-ln fair demand at 81 % in bond
HoGs-NominalIy unchanged, none offer
ing ana not many in the pens, weather too
warm lor Strengthening; receipts 1900.
ilghti sales OF 500 bbls city mess pork inside
brand, at $40, but this was forced sale, hold
ers generally asking $50 5Oa2I 90, which is
equal TO holding it out OF the market, Bulk
Meats Dull at 715t9T54c for shoulders, and 9L5
@S54c sides. No demand for bacon excepting
BUTTER-2sG29c.
GoLD-l341S buying.
premium.
MoNEY-The market is scarce.
Albany.
FEBRUARY l.-CATTLE-Owing to uncer-
talnties and delays on most western railroads
many dIoveS intended for this market are
several days behind time. Receipts up TO
last evening" 1910 head. Many cattle brought
| here last week could not be shipped in time
| for New York and eastern market and some
are still here; nearly 40 loads OF last week s
arrivals, shipped Wednesday, and about %
more yeSteTday,-so these will enter into this
weeks consumption in this market and to
that extent lessen the demand for this week s
arrivals; still the supply will be small and the
TACT that prices yesterday were %d5zc per n
live weight, higher than week ago, indicates
demand lair.
SHEEP-Range from 6 to Sc.
HoGS-Come in slowly, and there is almost
a total absence of prime heavy hogs; light
receipts prices advanced to 71SGgsc per n.
Chicago.
FEBRUARY l.-FLoUR-DuIl.
GRAIS-Wheat-FirIne and lie better: sales
at g lo9l 81 Corn Stronger; sales at T5ISG
56c. Oats-Quiet at S9lS GS9I$c. Rye-DuiI at
Provisions and finn at SIS 10
@l9; LaLd-AsllIng l2c. Live Hogs-Steady
/ at 90 2otI6 80. Dressed Hogs-S7 25d7 70.
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